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<p><em>PICTURED: [player_tooltip player_id='1500690' first='Adarius' last='Brewster']</em></p>
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<p>If you are a boy hooping in Chattanooga, then you know [program_tooltip program_id='2088713' first='Chattanooga' last='Elite'] AAU program. <strong>Director Antione Montgomery</strong> takes in players as early as 5 years old and nurtures their development as both ballers and people for decades. Two of his graduating seniors just selected their future college homes.</p>
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<p>An alumnus of [program_tooltip program_id='2088713' first='Chattanooga' last='Elite'] AAU, <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1551289' first='Jaylen' last='Rice']</strong> of Red Bank will play for Pellissippi State Community College.</p>
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<p>"Pellissippi was the first program that gave him the opportunity and the chance," said Director Montgomery. Coach Montgomery also coached Jaylen as Red Bank's assistant coach. </p>
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<p>"With our team's success he hurt himself to a degree. [We had a lot of balance] His laid-back approach. A lot of schools are not looking at high school kids. From around this area, we had a lot of quality kids that had to go JuCo or NAIA. He had 13-14 ppg this year. He was in the Top 3 in pretty much every single category." </p>
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<p>Pellissippi is a new school and therefore a new basketball program coming off their inaugural season.</p>
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<p>"This year was their first year having a program. They finished 7th in the regular season and made it to the Championship Game to Columbia State."</p>
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<p>Pellissippi is making it common practice to dip into Chattanooga for talent.</p>
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<p>"Last year they brought in <strong>Anthony Bonner</strong>, <strong>Kendrick Lloyd</strong>. <strong>Matthew Sharpe</strong>. This year it is <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1551289' first='Jaylen' last='Rice']</strong> and <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='2238624' first='Chris' last='Kennedy']</strong> (Signal Mountain)."</p>
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<p>AAU-teammate <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1500690' first='Adarius' last='Brewster']</strong> selected Fisk University. </p>
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<p>"When he went on his visit it made him feel welcome," said Coach Montgomery. "He will also be going with his AAU teammate <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='2116004' first='Kobey' last='Jones']</strong>. He liked what they had to offer. He liked the coach, <strong>Jeremiah Crutcher</strong>. He tries to elevate his players, not just keep his players there. If they can to a higher level than where they are at, then he will not hold them back."</p>
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<p>Brewster was a starter for State-Semifinalist Tyner Academy alongside [player_tooltip player_id='1259390' first='Rodney' last='Henderson'] III (Freed-Hardeman signee). They lost to a strong Loretto team Friday in The Glass House.</p>
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<p>"[Adarius] took it tough. I just told him that it is just a bump in the road and something to learn from."</p>
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<p>Brewster will sign Monday.</p>
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<p>One more Chattanooga-area player is looking for a home. <strong>Eli Gaines</strong>, who grew up playing with Adarius and sometimes Jaylen transferred to Georgia for his senior year of high school. "He is supposed to be having a workout soon with Pellissippi."</p>
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If you are a boy hooping in Chattanooga, then you know [program_tooltip program_id='2088713' first='Chattanooga' last='Elite'] AAU program. Director Antione Montgomery takes in players as early as 5 years old and nurtures their development as both ballers and people for decades. Two of his graduating seniors just selected their future college homes. An alumnus of [program_tooltip program_id='2088713' first='Chattanooga' last='Elite'] AAU, [player_tooltip player_id='1551289' first='Jaylen' last='Rice'] of Red Bank will play for Pellissippi State Community College. "Pellissippi was the first program that gave him the opportunity and the chance," said Director Montgomery. Coach Montgomery also coached Jaylen as Red Bank's assistant coach. "With our team's success he hurt himself to a degree. [We had a lot of balance] His laid-back approach. A lot of schools are not looking at high school kids. From…