Strong, physical combo guard who looked very comfortable running the point guard position this weekend. His quick first step off the dribble allowed him to split defensive gaps and get downhill to the rim, where he consistently absorbed contact and finished plays for old-fashioned three-point opportunities. Defensively, his lateral quickness stood out as he applied pressure both in the full court and within the half-court defense.

What impressed me most was his willingness to attacked the defensive glass with purpose, no cherry-picking and instead helping his team secure possessions. He also displayed a smooth shooting stroke from beyond the arc.. While the outside shot was there, it was his aggressive play on both ends of the floor that really made him stand out in the game I watched.

High pressure defender on the ball, he beat his man to their next angle by turning his hips and cutting off driving lanes, showing exceptional lateral movements. Farrow consistently disrupted rhythm, forcing ball-handlers to change direction and operate outside of their comfort zone.

Farrow is a guard who lived on drives to the rim. Where he does have a strong finishing game. Combining acrobatic moves, elevation and good good old fashion grit. Has the classic 405 guard feel of a fearless and tough driver. Will need to improve some of his decision making on those drives at the varsity level against older competition. But has potential to be a TNT player as a driver.

Speedy guard, with quickness and good strength. A handful to keep out of the paint, with the ball handling skills to go along with his gifted athleticism. Combined with a good motor and aggressive mindset, the athletic guard is capable of becoming a two-way terror at the high school level.