Sorry this is late, but as you can probably tell- I'm not THAT into the series. But here I go...The day/episode begins with sports, and they play the gentleman's sport- cricket. The drama with Kesan and D-Boy continues...
Chapter 3: Sportsmanship
A true gentleman doesn't just play to win, he plays with honor. A gentleman shows respect for teammates, opponents, and officials and take responsibility for your actions.World class cricket player David Sentance was the special guest. He's the author of "Cricket in America: 1710-2000". Side note: I was feeling the seer sucker jacket Fonzworth rocked during the cricket game and the floral tie.
The Challenge was a 5 on 5 basketball game and the team with the most points wins.
2 Captains, Kesan and D-boy and they play street ball with "real hood gs"- just seemed like more bad actors to me, lol. D-Boy's team lost with a score of 7:3 and Kesan teams looses 11:0. Though D-Boy's team scored more points, Kesan's team had better etiquettes during the game so they won.
2 Captains, Kesan and D-boy and they play street ball with "real hood gs"- just seemed like more bad actors to me, lol. D-Boy's team lost with a score of 7:3 and Kesan teams looses 11:0. Though D-Boy's team scored more points, Kesan's team had better etiquettes during the game so they won.

After the challenge Cee confronts Kesan about spitting on D-Boy's bed. Kesan packs his bags and leaves the house then Shaun and Creepa run after him and eventually talk him into staying. When Kesan walks back into the house E-6 confronts him, but too much doesn't build up just words exchanged. Later Cee breaks down crying to his ex-girlfriend Gina about how guilty he felt about setting up Kesan. And Kesan has a heart to heart with Mr.Bentley and he decides to stay in the house.
Cee, D-boy, and J-Boogie were up for elimination and in the end J-Boogie goes home.
I liked Fonzworth's jacket, tie, and short combo at elimination- a black velvet jacket with wine colored shirt and tie. His purple shirt had a nice wide spread collar. That's actually one of my favorite types of collars.
Cee, D-boy, and J-Boogie were up for elimination and in the end J-Boogie goes home.
I liked Fonzworth's jacket, tie, and short combo at elimination- a black velvet jacket with wine colored shirt and tie. His purple shirt had a nice wide spread collar. That's actually one of my favorite types of collars.

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I know I'm a bit late to the punch here, but: David Sentance is an old friend of mine, a great guy and a great cricketer. (Although he'd be a bit embarrassed to be called "world class"!) Thanks for reviewing this episode and mentioning him.
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