Hollin was an absolute nightmare to guard on Day 2 of the tournament. His ability to gain and maintain leverage on drives to the basket kept defenders permanently on their heels. Help defenders were at his mercy, as he consistently stopped short to knock down floaters and mid-range jumpers. M14 Hoops benefited heavily from his assertiveness, which repeatedly earned him trips to the charity stripe.

Hollin didn’t leave the opposing defense many choices on Friday night. With his eyes constantly looking up the court, he excelled in transition offense and was fearless when going straight at the defense. A natural distributor, Hollin drove to the paint time and again, either drawing a foul, scoring himself, or shooting the ball out to another of his M14 Hoops teammates. Hollin felt like a threat anytime he had the ball in his hands and is the kind of player who puts defenses on their heels.

Hollin played with high energy and welcomed physicality. The guard was everywhere on the court. He came up with steals in the backcourt and pulled down rebounds. He drove to the paint and forced fouls.