Allan Houston Mixtape - Tennessee

Allan Houston was born in Louisville, Kentucky but chose Tennessee over the in-state powerhouses and blue-bloods to play for the Vols and his father Wade Houston. The 6'6" guard could score at all levels, but his deadly 3PT jumper is what truly made him a matchup nightmare for opposing college defenses.

Houston's four-year numbers at Tennessee are silly good. He's Tennessee's all-time leading scorer with 2,801 points, averaged more than 20 points in every season, never shot lower than 41.4% from 3PT, started in all 128 games of his career and played an average of 36.0 minutes per game. Houston was a 4x All-SEC player, 2x All-American, SEC Tournament MVP and his No. 20 is retired at Tennessee. He was drafted 11th overall in 1993 by the Detroit Pistons, but became a star with the Knicks where he made two All-Star appearances and came up clutch in deep playoff runs.