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Ben Linnemeyer

Spent his final two years—his senior season and a post-graduate year—at Link Academy, where he played alongside future Volunteers Cameron Carr and Cade Phillips in 2022-23.
Averaged 14.2 points, 5.4 rebounds and 4,0 assists per game his final year at Link, plus shot 90.0 percent at the line.
Helped the team go 27-1, win the GEICO Nationals championship and finish No. 1 in both the ESPN and MaxPreps national rankings as a senior.
Team captain as a junior at Rock Bridge High School, where he was a two-year starter.
Helped his team finish second in the conference and reach the district title game his sophomore year.
National Honor Society and honor roll student.
In addition to Carr and Phillips, played alongside Elliot Cadeau (North Carolina), Corey Chest (LSU), Ryan Forrest (North Carolina A&T/Northwestern State), Jacolb Fredson-Cole (Oklahoma), Tyler McKinley (Cincinnati) and Ja’Kobe Walter (Toronto Raptors/Baylor), among others, at Link.
Among the notable Rock Bridge alumni are WNBA guard Sophie Cunningham, NASCAR driver Carl Edwards, Kansas guard Dajuan Harris Jr., ESPN announcer Tom Hart, Colorado Avalanche/Denver Nuggets President Josh Kroenke, UNLV head football coach Barry Odom and former All-Missouri Valley Conference guard Isiaih Mosley.

Full name is Benjamin Scott Linnemeyer.
Last name is pronounced lin-UH-my-urr.
Born Nov. 24, 2004, in Chicago and lived there until he was two.
Parents are Scott Linnemeyer, who works in real state, and Kara Linnemeyer, a lawyer.
Has an older sister, Kate.
Majoring in communication studies.
Interests outside of basketball include baseball, football and shoes.
Favorite athlete is Jimmy Butler.
Best sports memory is winning GEICO Nationals in Fort Myers, Fla., as a senior.
Second player in Tennessee history from the state of Missouri, joining Derrick Walker (2017-19).
During his first offseason at Tennessee, improved his standing vertical jump by 2.32 inches and added 10 pounds to his frame.