Texas Future Circuit January Intro Showcase Early Impressers

The Texas Future Circuit's January Intro Showcase, held over the weekend, showcased a diverse range of high-level talent. Alex Holt meticulously organized the event, bringing teams from various regions of the state together at a central location in the Houston area. In this article, I will delve into the early standout performers who set the tone for the weekend's events.    [player_tooltip player_id='2854188' first='Tyson' last='Heard'] out of On1 Prep Academy put together a great four game stretch at the Texas Future Circuit. Offensively he orchestrated the basketball to his teammates well in different situations, hit open perimeter off the catch, convert pull up jumpers and got in transition often leading to fast break points. Defensively he gets into passing lanes and is solid on the ball. The UT Dallas Commit was easily one of the best guards throughout the whole weekend.     [player_tooltip player_id='2554957' first='Malik' last='Parrish'] is a 2027 wing from New Wave Academy that showcased his versatile skills at the Texas Future Circuit. Standing at 6'8”, he effectively attacked the rim, finishing through contact and made plays in the paint. Defensively, Malik excels in making rotations from the weak side, resulting in stops on that end of the floor. His standout performance of 33 points throughout the weekend was a testament to his engagement and aggressiveness. Currently, Malik has received offers from TCU, SMU, and UTEP, indicating their interest in adding him to their roster before his senior year.       [player_tooltip player_id='2198572' first='DiAris' last='Anderson'] is a class of 2028 guard who performed well at the Texas Future Circuit. Throughout the weekend, he excelled at athletically getting to the rim while also excelling in other skillsets as well. He scored a total of 41 points between two games, including 23 against New Wave Academy and 18 against Quality Academy Prep. Currently DiAris has an D1 offer from the Navy and is looking to receiving more offers in the coming years.     [player_tooltip player_id='2222522' first='Jalen' last='Carswell'] out of Good Vision Academy scored 16 points in his only game at the Texas Future Circuit. Offensively he makes good reads with the ball in his hands as a primary ball handler. When scoring Jalen many of his points in the lane due to his quickness when dribbling the ball. His floater was very effective in finishing over taller defenders as well. The 2026 guard definitely should be on college coaches' radars.     2028 Guard [player_tooltip player_id='2556777' first='Bryan' last='Biggs'] out of Good Vision Academy displayed his athleticism against On1 Prep Academy with some highlight dunks. Throughout the game he scored 18 points as the leading scorer for Good Vision Academy. This game he made hustle plays in the steals and rebound categories. In the offensive flow, he made quick cuts that led to him finishing strong at the rim.

The Texas Future Circuit's January Intro Showcase, held over the weekend, showcased a diverse range of high-level talent. Alex Holt meticulously organized the event, bringing teams from various regions of the state together at a central location in the Houston area. In this article, I will delve into the early standout performers who set the tone for the weekend's events.