Top 6 '27 Combo Guards In Tennessee

USE CODE "tinnon30" FOR 30% OFF THE FIRST PURCHASE OF ANY SUBSCRIPTION   Combo Guards. These girls are like the Biggie Size. Gosh, that sounds like a corny dad joke, but for real, the combo guards in Tennessee are the real deal. Post Malone song “wow” pops in my head when I think of these young ladies. In our state, we have a good bit of these types of girls. Just like anything else, there are levels to their game or position. You have some elite ones. Some good ones. Ect. My point is this: the combo guard game is truly amazing around here.   I love how they can do a multitude of things. They can run your offense. Create off the dribble for themselves. They can play a multitude of roles, and it may vary each position. They can be scoring threats, ball handlers, elite defenders. See why I say we have some good ones. One thing I haven't mentioned is that we have some winners. Yes! (Praying hands). If you have a girl like the ones I am about to mention, you better believe its going to be a dogfight and they are going to find a way to come out on top.   Here are the top 6 combo guards in the 2027 class from the state of Tennessee. (In no particular order. That's for you to decide.)    A kid who can play the one-5, but she is slotted as a CG. Great size and length; she is impactful on both ends of the floor. A kid who can knock down the 3 ball consistently, but also play bully ball down low and finish. She can attack from the perimeter using her quick first step. I love her passing ability. That's one skill that people tend to overlook, as she is always looking ahead to see the open girl. A solid defender who loves competition. She has multiple D1 schools looking at her now. Whoever gets her commitment is getting one heck of a player.     Belmont commit who is tough. You want someone to take the tough shot with the game on the line, this is your girl. A kid who can launch missiles from the arc, but also penetrate and finish or kick out to the open teammate. She's a threat whenever she is on the floor, and when she gets going, she is hard to slow down. Over the past years, she has done nothing but win and get better. CAK is always going deep into the tournament as long as she is on the floor. Now, Belmont will be getting a kid who is going to leave every drop of sweat on the floor and getting a proven winner. She's going to have one last solid go around scorching opponents in the high school ranks. But you better believe she is leaving the CAK program better than she found it.     The best two-way player in the state. Hands down. The qualities and the bag she has are crazy. Her calling card is her defense. This kid wants to guard the best player and shut her down. On the NB circuit, highly-touted All-American girls were neutralized by Nyla. They weren't even a shell of themselves. This kid makes it hard for opponents to operate and loves every minute of it, doing it with a smile. She's a stone-cold killer offensively. One who can attack downhill or shoot from the 3 at a consistent clip. She was over 50% from the arc in the last session in July. She has a nice crop of D1 schools looking for her commitment. What I will tell you about her is this: you are getting a selfless servant leader willing to do whatever it takes to help her club win.     A beast. This kid is as tough as they come. So hard to stop. Brings it every possession. An MTSU commit, she is an impactful player who uses her speed and 3-point prowess to her advantage. She can do it all, ladies and gentlemen, and does so without apologies. A 3-level scoring threat who is a solid defender and, most importantly, a winner. On every platform she shows out. Every classification. It doesn't matter. This kid is a tough all-around ballplayer who gets after it.     A workhorse who can get it on the floor from all spots. I love how she plays with poise, changes speeds, knows how to use screens to her advantage, and can shoot the lights out. She puts in the work, and when it's game time, it's on for all to see. A sensational teammate who knows when to get hers and keep all those involved. She gets after it on both ends; she's no slouch. A tough competitor who is a difference maker anytime she steps onto the floor. Western Carolina is getting a top-notch kid for their program.     A dynamic player who is a Swiss Army knife. It's her time to shine, and this kid is a tough competitor. She has speed. She's shifty. Knows how to exploit a defense's weakness and pile it on. She makes the game fun, and watching her is a sight. This kid has adjusted well to the Tennessee game and has done her thing on the circuit. Look for schools to keep calling her to get her commitment. A selfless athletic ballplayer who leaves it all out on the floor.

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