Hoops City Highlights

TJ Moss play has earned him national attention. Just recently, the 6'4" combo guard has added an UConn offer to the many he already has. TJ Moss has "NBA" type range on his jumper, but he's more than that. Moss is a more than capable play maker that can create for himself and his team mates.

Here's some clips of Team Penny's Big Man, PJ Washington from the 2015 EYBL Peach Jam. Washington is the perfect combination of size and agility. Washington has legit post moves he relies on plus he has the ability to step away from the basket. On the defensive end, Washington is a smart shot blocker and can stay out of foul trouble. If you like true post work, you'll enjoy PJ Washington's game.The high major offers are starting to line up for him.

Since we last heard from 2018 Memphis East standout, TJ Moss, he has picked up a few more college offers (including one from his hometown University of Memphis Tigers), crept his way in the top 20 of his respected class, and has steadily building on his game. Moss is a straight "Killah" on the hardwood. The moment never gets too big for this young man. The young sophomore-to-be has poise and basketball IQ beyond his years. If your on the EYBL circuit, take notice of Moss and Team Penny.

Here are some clips of Robert Boyd, of Memphis Southwind. Boyd is a beast on the defensive end and one of the best leapers in the area. He finishes around the rim with strength and will try to dunk everything near the cup. Boyd has great defensive timing and has quick jump ability. Robert is easily one of the best rim protectors in the area. Check him out on the Adidas circuit running with the Memphis Magic Elite 16 and under.

 Check out clips from, Memphis Hamilton's 2016 combo guard, Romero Hill. Hill was a key contributor during Hamilton's run to the Tennessee State AAA championship. Although the Lawson brothers dominated the action, Hill provided stern defense, shooting and timely shot making.

 Here's clips of 6'7" Post, Garrett Golday of Arlington (TN) High School/Team Thad. Golday started every game as a freshman last season. Golday is a super long 6'7" with a 7' plus wing span. He is great at shooting the mid-range elbow jumper, running the floor, and shot blocking. Golday excels at rebounding out of his area. No doubt Garrett Golday will be one of the most talked about kids in the 2018 class.

Here's some clips of 2016 sharp shooter Tray Boyd, of Olive Branch (MS) HS, from the University of Memphis team camp and the MUS summer league. Tray excels at the catch-and-shoot spot up. He also can create space for himself off the bounce. Boyd has one of the quickest releases to his shot and has several release points as well. Shooters are needed in any type of system irregardless of pace of play. Catch up with Tray Boyd on the Summer circuit with either WACG or M33M.

Here's highlights of Jesse Neloms, of Memphis Lausanne 2017. Neloms is a speedy pass first point guard that has no problem penetrating into the lane off the bounce and finding team mates. He's also a heady pg that can get a team into its sets and offense. Jesse's offensive skills must be respected. If you play off him, he'll sting you with the jumper. If played closely, he gets by defenders with his handles and speed. Check Neloms out on the circuit running with the Arkansas Wings Elite 16 and under.

 Since we last heard from Nathan Hoover, he has picked up quite a few SEC offers. Hoover has been killing it on the Under Armour Circuit as well. Here is the second part of his High School highlights from Arlington (TN). Nathan is a dead-eye shooter that can drain shots of the bounce or with the catch and shoot. Who ever lands Hoover, will have a player on their hand no doubt.

Here's Highlights of 2018 PG Carlos Sandifer, of Olive Branch (MS) HS, from the Jerry Peters's MUS Summer League. Carlos is lightning quick with the rock and has deep range on his jumper. He specializes in penetration and kicking the rock out to the open man. Next fall, Sandifer will lead a talented but young Olive Branch team that will compete in Northern Mississippi.

Although he's a stud on the grid-iron, Chase Hayden is a heck of a basketball player too. He already holds football offers from Vanderbilt and University of Tennessee. On the court, Hayden is a speedster with good solid handles with the rock. He has good elevation on his jumper and can get his shot off. He also has good leadership qualities. Look out for Chase Hayden on the grid-iron and hardwood.

 Here are a few highlights from Memphis East's 2018 standout, TJ Moss's freshman year. Moss can just about do anything on the basketball court. He's a proficient shooter. He also can get to the rack at will. Moss has the ability to play the passing lanes on defense with great anticipation. At 6'4", TJ Moss has good size and length. TJ is on of the top scoring guards in the state irregardless of class. Catch TJ this spring and summer on the EYBL circuit ballin' for Team Penny.

Chandler is the third Lawson brother behind KJ and Dedric, both whom are University of Memphis commits. Chandler is super lengthy, his body type reminds me of a young Stacey Augmon. His skill set is off the charts, there is literally nothing this young man can't do on the basketball court. Wether its rebounding, initiating the fast break, shooting, scoring, or using his long arms to block and change shots, Chandler can impact the game in a variety of ways. Check in with Chandler as his game grows and develops. He has a chance to be one of the greats.

Khalill Spencer is a big strong forward/guard with skills to play inside as well. At 6'4", Spencer has transformed his body in the last year with obvious work in the weight room. He's very physical with his handsparticularly on defense where he uses his strenght to push bigger players out or keeps quicker guys from going around him. He's more athletic than he seems to be because he has gotten much much stronger in the last year and his new athleticism helps him even more now.