In the first place spot on my list is Titus Holloway Titus Holloway 5'5" | 130 lbs | ATH Oakland Middle School | 2031 TN , an athlete at Oakland Middle School. Holloway is a talented prospect out of the Murfreesboro area that caught my attention this offseason. I like Holloway at receiver, but he’s proven he can also be very productive defensively. Holloway’s great size and wingspan has helped him to consistently haul in the touchdown pass as well as deflect the pass on the defensive side of the ball.

In the first place spot on my list is Titus Holloway Titus Holloway 5'5" | 130 lbs | ATH Oakland Middle School | 2031 TN , an athlete at Oakland Middle School. Holloway was highly explosive on both sides of the ball, making a huge difference all morning long. Offensively, Holloway did a really good job beating defenders down the stretch. I also really liked how Holloway could juke out the defense and get wide open in the back of the house for the touchdown pass. Defensively, Holloway did an excellent job of reading the offense and knocking the pass to the ground.

I was additionally impressed with Titus Holloway Titus Holloway 5'5" | 130 lbs | ATH Oakland Middle School | 2031 TN , an athlete at Oakland Middle School. Holloway made his presence known during positional drills, standing out at receiver. Holloway was quick, explosive, and proved his ability to elevate off the ground to get to the ball. This rising talent out of the Murfreesboro area is worth keeping an eye on as he continues to develop.

There’s a very good argument that Titus Holloway Titus Holloway 5'5" | 130 lbs | ATH Oakland Middle School | 2031 TN could have been named the Tennessee Future Stars Offensive MVP. The Oakland Middle School prospect was used in motion throughout the day on end-arounds and other play calls/formations that allowed for him to get loose in space. On Tennessee’s first possession of the game, Holloway scored the first points of the day on a touchdown run, which he promptly followed up with a two-point conversion to put Tennessee up 8-0. Holloway’s day wasn’t finished, as he made the offensive play of the day—regardless of game—on his second touch of the game. He took an end-around 44-yards to pay dirt, running over a Kentucky defensive player in the process, as if the Kentucky defender was a pin and Holloway was the bowling ball. The standout play resulted in the entire team meeting him in the end zone, as Tennessee went up 14-0. Come the third quarter, with Jashaun Stansberry Jashaun Stansberry RB Knoxville Catholic (Youth Program) | 2031 TN out of the game due to injury, Tennessee got back to using Holloway for explosive plays. Kentucky struggled to find ways to contain his speed and agility all game long. He finished with two touchdowns.