Hoops City Highlights

Checkout Antavion "Dude" Collum of Memphis East, 2019. Big things are ahead for the talented 6'7" wing forward. The nimble Collum can bang inside and kill it on the perimeter as well. The future is bright for this young man.

Here's a look at Memphis Mitchell's Tyran Davis. Davis is a 5'11" bowling ball type point guard that excels at penetrating into the paint and is strong enough to finish with either hand. Davis also has great basketball IQ. Watch out for Tyran Davis and the Mitchell Tigers as they try to repeat as Tennessee Class A State champions.

Here's footage of Memphis East freshman forward, Chandler Lawson. Lawson is making quite the adjustment to high school basketball. Lawson in a do-it-all type forward with crazy length and sound basketball fundamentals. He is truly special.

Chandler Lawson is a 6'8" super talented do-everything type forward. Whether it's ball handling, rebounding, shooting or passing, Chandler can do it all. He's one of the best in the nation in his class and he has pretty big shoes to fill. His older brothers, KJ and Dedric, will be entering their freshman year at Memphis, while his younger brother, Jonathan, will be competing as one of the top midldle schoolers in the nation. It's going to be a busy time for the Lawson Family this upcoming basketball season. Check Chandler Lawson out at Memphis East this winter.

Here's some clips of all-around point guard, Alex Lomax out of Memphis East. Lomax has an incredible basketball IQ that allows him to see plays before they develop. Lomax has sneaky quicks and strengths. He has the ability to change pace and is strong enough to finish in the lane. Most importantly, Alex is a winner. Look for him this winter at Memphis East High where he will lead a young but extremely talented East squad on a quest for a state title.

Here are some clips of high motor point guard, Mark Freeman, of Memphis Southwind and Team Penny. Dude can flat out play. Mark has that change of pace element that all good point guards should have. Mark can score with the best of them, but prefers to run the team and get others involved. Freeman is a ball hawk on defense. It isn't safe to dribble in front of him because he specializes in cookie snatching. Check for Mark Freeman in the Fall at Memphis Southwind HS.