Hollingsworth has soft hands and long arms. Plays with patience to the hole just as his routes looks when he cruises off the line of scrimmage. Speed kills and that’s not a problem for him. Time, after time, he makes people miss in a phone booth and is a constant threat wherever he lines up. This past fall his number was called a few times in a wildcat set where he stayed inside hip to his pullers then turned on the jets once all things were clear to do so.

Ty Hollingsworth Ty Hollingsworth 5'11" | 160 lbs | ATH Milan | 2028 TN made the decision to report to Milan High School for his upcoming debut. He was mentioned not too long ago by fellow National Scout Al Pops (Guru) as a prospect to know before high school out of Tennessee. I would consider Hollingsworth as an all-purpose back who could easily be tagged as an athlete. At RB, you can find him mostly offset next to the QB in shotgun formations, making it a tough task on second level defenders who have to cover him up. He is not a stranger to the FSG and 7on7 scene playing for Team Impact.

If you need to create mismatches and move your most talented athlete on the field around, Ty is your guy!. Hollingsworth has soft hands and long arms. Plays with patience to the hole just as his routes looks when he cruises off the line of scrimmage. Speed kills and that’s not a problem for him. Time, after time, he makes people miss in a phone booth and is a constant threat wherever he lines up. This past fall his number was called a few times in a wildcat set where he stayed inside hip to his pullers then turned on the jets once all things were clear to do so.

Milan Middle School’s Ty Hollingsworth Ty Hollingsworth 5'11" | 160 lbs | ATH Milan | 2028 TN is a very versatile running back to know out of Gibson County. Wearing No.3 for the purple and white, he’s a really good-looking athlete that has no problem bumping out into the slot as a wide receiver. Hollingsworth comes with very good speed and kicks it into another gear in the open field. Runs with unassuming power that easily breaks through arm tackles. I also like his balance and ability to stay on his feet after first contact.