NBO All-Star / 2K7 MVP

Team Tattoos / Team Shank / Black Velvet

Sharpie entered the league in mid-August 2005 alongside one-day teammate Cameron Vaughn as part of Team Tattoos. The tandem split a doubleheader against ODOR and The Answer before losing another game against the reuniting co-founders of Team Shank (The Question and The Answer). After going 1-2 on the day, Sharpie decided to explore different options. In early September 2005, Sharpie joined up with the Team Shank franchise and played his debut game against the debuting J Dub and E Roc (also of Team Shank fame). Sharpie did not fare well, as he and Team Shank leader The Question lost. Sharpie repeated his Season Five success the following season with a 1-3 record, including a shocking win over co-founders ODOR and Landlord (with The Answer) on July 8, 2006. His other losses would fall to the two championship contending teams of Season Six Air Alert and Power Delivery. Despite the league going on hiatus, Sharpie made a name for himself in the NBOs dormancy. With many of the leagues original members absent from action, Sharpie joined the newly-created 2K7 league to much fanfare. His consistent attendance and improving skillset allowed him to get to appropriate experience needed to combat the leagues finest. Despite going 0-7 in games against the team of Created Player & That Guy, Sharpie was awarded the 2K7 Most Valuable Player award for his efforts. Sharpie would then take a hiatus of his own and return to the league three years later, in 2010, to participate in the final game of Season Nine against Team USA as part of Team Black Velvet with The Answer. With the NBO Championship at stake, Sharpie wasnt able to shake off the court rust enough to secure his place into championship history. After taking Season Ten off and playing at the Season Eleven All-Star Weekend in abbreviated games to fifty, Sharpie made his full-time return to the NBO in its final season Season Twelve. All throughout the regular season, Sharpie would team with various teammates to try and topple the tandem of ODOR and U-Hall. And after failing in a pair of three-game series alongside Uno Cinco and Skittles against #BuckeyeNation, Sharpie finally got his comeuppance against the undefeated veterans as he and Landlord gave #BuckeyeNation their only loss of the season just before All-Star Weekend. Sharpie ended his career in his first-ever NBO All-Star Game as he, U-Hall, and Skittles took on ODOR and Landlord in the final 100-point game.