5’9 guard with the frame and arm length of a 6’3 guard with one of the best scoring abilities I’ve seen from anyone in the 14U class in Oklahoma or Kansas so far. This kid is an automatic bucket, and what makes him legit is that he starts it off on the defensive end. He has a strong instinct for the game on both ends and uses it to his advantage quite often.

Titus impacted the game in just about every way you can. As the point guard, he didn’t get rattled, breaking the opposing press fairly easily. When in the half-court set, Titus wreaked havoc on the 2-3 zone. He played through the offense well, making right passes to break the zone. When attacking, Titus finished well with both hands, including an athletic windmill-like layup against a much bigger Hoop Dreams squad. On top of all this, he was maybe the best 14U defender at the tournament. Being a complete pest to opponents. 

Active-handed defender who played with discipline, anticipation, and tremendous timing, consistently generating blocks, deflections, and steals by reading plays before they developed. He disrupted actions with his instincts, jumping passing lanes, digging at the right moments, and making life difficult for ball handlers with constant pressure. Offensively, Titus showcased ankle-breaking creativity with the ball in his hands, putting defenders on skates through a crafty combination of hesitations, crossovers, and change-of-pace dribbles. His ability to string moves together fluidly created separation at will, and even got his defender off balance, dropping them to the ground as he rose smoothly into pull-up with confidence.