The AfterShocks, a team composed primarily of former college basketball players from Wichita State, won the TBT championship on Sunday, claiming a $1 million prize in the process.

The Basketball Tournament has officially crowned a new champion, with Aftershocks walking away with the $1 million prize on Sunday.

Stutz, the former star center who helped put the Shockers back on the map more than a decade ago, remembers when fans lined up hours before tipoff for nonconference games against no-name opponents. So to return in recent seasons and see empty rows for marquee games was difficult.

The Wichita State alumni team defeated Eberlein Drive to win the 2025 The Basketball Tournament and take home the $1 million prize. It’s the first TBT title in program history, and they did it on their own floor.

The Basketball Tournament's $1 million winner-take-all prize is within arm's reach. Here's a recap of Thursday night's action!

The AfterShocks won the TBT championship and $1 million prize. What comes next? How the team is splitting it — maybe not how you’d expect.

The AfterShocks are champions. Wichita State’s alumni team defeated Eberlein Drive 82-67 on Sunday to win The Basketball Tournament (TBT) championship and take home the $1 million grand prize. The title game,

With a 74-68 quarterfinal victory over Heartfire on Sunday at Koch Arena, the Wichita State alumni squad advanced to the TBT Final Four for the second in program history.