Biggs by Name, Huge by Talent: The Small Guard with a Heart as Big as His Ambition.

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Biggs by Name, Big by Game: The Undersized Guard Who Plays with Giant Heart

In a sport often dominated by towering figures, Myles Biggs has carved out a name for himself through sheer determination, grit, and growth. Standing at just 5'8", the senior point guard from McIntosh High School in Peachtree City, Georgia, has consistently defied expectations — proving that relentless effort and passion can outweigh conventional standards.

After transferring from Fayette County High School in search of a bigger opportunity, Myles found his breakthrough at McIntosh. There, he flourished in the team’s drive-and-kick, motion-based offense, and helped lead the Chiefs to a Region 3-5A Championship victory over Northgate in February 2024. His standout season earned him All-Region honors, solidifying his reputation as a fearless competitor who refuses to be overlooked.

While his size has often been questioned, Myles responded not with excuses — but with evolution. He committed to improving his passing and shooting abilities, refining his shot selection, and becoming a true pest on defense. His quick hands, full-court hustle, and aggressive on-ball presence made him a constant disruption for opposing guards.

Off the court, Myles’s persistence and quiet confidence began turning heads at the next level. His performances at key events, including the HoopSeen Live Showcase, and his unwavering mindset earned him interest from programs such as Greensboro College and Young Harris. Ultimately, he accepted an offer and committed to Emmanuel University in North Georgia — a well-deserved step forward in a journey built on proving people wrong.

Myles Biggs may be modest in stature, but his impact is massive. A true David in a game of Goliaths, he’s battled through doubt and adversity with a belief bigger than any box score. His name fits — not just because of how he plays, but because of the big heart, big determination, and big future he carries with him every time he steps on the floor.