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Posted On: November 9th 2024, 12:04 am

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The Ellis bros got another tuff hooper in the fam 👀 @abrahamellis35 (via @moravianprep, @tlba.basketball, @hbkheim_)

Comments (88)

keaja.tilley_

2 years ago

keaja.tilley_

just doing stuff atp

sam.heisler

2 years ago

sam.heisler

i’d just shove the kid tbh

_kashawn.pw

2 years ago

_kashawn.pw

Can We get an Ellis Fam vs the Neumanns?

stikob

2 years ago

stikob

Would’ve scored 40 on him so quick

2tuff.lyric

2 years ago

2tuff.lyric

They moved out his way 😂

richdebarge

2 years ago

richdebarge

I must be too old to still follow overtime .

isaah_2028

2 years ago

isaah_2028

bro got more points i have 😔

itsonly1kabe

2 years ago

itsonly1kabe

how if he’s not in HS?

xo.julianl

2 years ago

xo.julianl

Julian Newman Type beat

ashton.fitz19

2 years ago

ashton.fitz19

That the kid from 17 again

cctx.jacob13

2 years ago

cctx.jacob13

they got a mini professor

zypitty

2 years ago

zypitty

They all too small

hbk.braylo

2 years ago

hbk.braylo

Bro is terrible.

brenner_huhta

2 years ago

brenner_huhta

Getting subbed out by a ten year old would be sad

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