Jarred Hall brings size, local pedigree, and stretch potential for Middle Tennessee
In the 2025-26 season, Jarred Hall has been a low-usage but efficient frontcourt piece for Middle Tennessee, averaging 2.3 points and 1.3 rebounds in 12 games while shooting 46.2% overall and 30.8% from three[1][3]. His appeal is the blend of 6-foot-9 length, forward versatility, and enough perimeter touch to keep defenses honest[2][3]. He also has local roots and a strong résumé from Lebanon High School, where he was Tennessee Mr. Basketball in 2023, which suggests toughness, confidence, and a player who understands pressure moments[12][15].
