Troy Fason Hits Game-Winner After 41-Point Performance in Triple-OT Peach Jam Classic

84 Points. Three Overtimes. One Unforgettable Peach Jam Showdown.

Some games are decided by a final score.

Others are remembered because two players refuse to lose.

Friday’s Nike EYBL Peach Jam matchup between the Florida Rebels and New York Rens delivered exactly that. What started as another game on one of grassroots basketball’s biggest stages evolved into one of the tournament’s defining moments, with Cayden Daughtry and Troy Fason trading bucket after bucket in a battle that demanded three overtimes before a winner finally emerged.

Daughtry put together a scoring performance that few players are capable of producing against elite competition. The Florida Rebels guard attacked from all three levels, creating offense in transition, knocking down perimeter shots and consistently finding ways to get into the paint. Every time it looked like the Rebels were ready to pull away, Daughtry had another answer.

He finished with a game-high 43 points.

Normally, that would be enough to headline the day.

Not this time.

On the opposite side stood Troy Fason.

The New York Rens guard matched Daughtry’s aggression possession after possession, refusing to let the moment become someone else’s. As regulation ended, then one overtime, then another, Fason continued making winning plays. His confidence never changed, his pace never slowed and his shot-making only grew bigger as the pressure increased.

With the game hanging in the balance late in the third overtime, Fason delivered the final blow, scoring the game-winning basket to secure an 84-83 victory for the Rens and cap a remarkable 41-point performance.

Together, the two Class of 2027 guards combined for 84 points in what instantly became one of the most memorable games of this year’s Peach Jam. It wasn’t just an offensive showcase. It was a display of competitiveness, composure and the ability to perform when every possession carried more weight than the last.

These are the games college coaches circle.

These are the games evaluators remember.

The stat sheet will always show Daughtry’s 43 points and Fason’s 41, but those numbers only tell part of the story. The real takeaway was watching two elite guards embrace the biggest stage of the summer without backing down, regardless of fatigue, pressure or circumstance.

When Peach Jam concludes, there will be plenty of standout performances to discuss.

Few will rival what Cayden Daughtry and Troy Fason produced in one unforgettable triple-overtime classic.