News Summary

Nashville’s high school basketball scene is making headlines as the All-Midstate Large Class boys basketball team for the 2024-25 season is announced. Featuring elite athletes from various TSSAA classes and a standout Coach of the Year, the roster showcases talent that has shaped the current season. With players like Lipscomb’s Blivens, Franklin’s Brown, and Upperman’s Cobb leading the charge, this team epitomizes excellence in high school basketball. As fans eagerly await the next season, this year’s achievements set a new standard for talent in Nashville.

Nashville Shines with the All-Midstate Large Class Boys Basketball Team for 2024-25

This season, Nashville’s high school basketball landscape has been buzzing with excitement as the All-Midstate Large Class high school boys basketball team for 2024-25 has finally been revealed. The team includes top-tier athletes from TSSAA Class 3A, 4A, and Division II-AA, and it showcases not just the players but also a remarkable Coach of the Year. Let’s dive into the standout athletes who left their mark this season.

Leading from the Court: Lipscomb’s Blivens

First up is Lipscomb’s Blivens, a junior guard who has truly earned his spot on this prestigious list. As a Division II-AA Mr. Basketball finalist, he consistently wowed fans and coaches alike with impressive averages of 24.6 points, 6 rebounds, and 2.2 assists per game. His shooting stats are equally impressive, boasting a 48% field goal percentage and a 35% mark from three-point range. Not to forget, this talented player secured a whopping 44 steals throughout the season, proving he’s a defensive threat as well.

Franklin’s Rising Star: Brown

Representing Franklin, Brown takes the spotlight as a senior forward and James Madison signee. He was a Class 4A Mr. Basketball finalist, showcasing his prowess with an average of 20.8 points and a jaw-dropping 10.9 rebounds per game. His efficiency on the court is revealed in his shooting percentage of 63.2%, making him a lethal player inside the paint.

Upperman’s Young Sensation: Cobb

Let’s not overlook the sophomore sensation from Upperman, Cobb, who made a name for himself as the Class 3A Mr. Basketball winner. He had an outstanding average of 27.1 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists, and 2.3 steals, leading his team to its first state title. Cobb’s incredible performance earned him the title of Class 3A state tournament MVP, as well as district and region MVP awards. He’s a player to watch out for in the upcoming seasons!

Hillsboro’s Talented Duo

From Hillsboro, we have Graham-Howard, another senior guard who secured his place on this elite team. With plans to join North Alabama, he balanced his game with averages of 16.5 points, 6.3 rebounds, and 4.2 assists. His leadership helped lead the Burros to the coveted state title, earning him accolades as district regular season MVP and all-region honors.

And let’s not forget junior guard Sanderson from Ensworth, also a Division II-AA Mr. Basketball finalist and Tennessee’s Gatorade Player of the Year. Sanderson led his Tigers to the DII-AA state semifinals, showing why he holds scholarship offers from prestigious schools like Vanderbilt and Notre Dame.

The Final Roster

The All-Midstate Large Class roster is rounded out by exceptional talents including:

  • Cade Bennerman, Father Ryan
  • Xavier Farrell, Tullahoma
  • Tyren Fisher, Hillsboro
  • Tylan Lewis, Independence
  • Trey Pearson, Pope John Paul II
  • Cutter Sisk, Beech
  • Daniel Patton, Centennial
  • Landon Bryant, La Vergne
  • Michael Nwoye, Hume-Fogg
  • Gan Erdene-Solongo, Ensworth
  • Carter Webb, Siegel
  • Kamden Days, Pope John Paul II

A Well-Deserved Win

Coaching stands out in this year’s lineup with Thweatt from Hillsboro, who skillfully guided his team to its first Class 4A state title. With an impressive overall record of 34-5, this achievement marks a historic moment for Metro Nashville public schools, as it’s the first Large Class TSSAA basketball title won by a school since 1981.

Nashville’s high school basketball scene is undoubtedly thriving, and with such incredible talent represented on the All-Midstate Large Class team, fans can eagerly anticipate even more thrilling plays next season!

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