Memphis native Jordan Frison’s journey to Wichita State Shockers comes into focus in this interview live in-studio with J&J (Jason Smith and John Martin) on 92.9 FM ESPN. AUDIO BELOW:
In this interview, Frison breaks down both his roots and rapid rise as a high-level guard. Frison discusses how his time at Chattanooga helped shape his game into that of a true lead playmaker, one capable of scoring efficiently while still facilitating for others. He reflects on the pride of representing Memphis, and Overton High School, and how that competitive background continues to fuel his development.
Also in-studio was his representative, Zach Lucchesi, who discussed his begins in Memphis.
The conversation also highlights why Wichita State became the right fit for Frison, pointing to opportunity, system, and trust in the coaching staff. Statistically, Frison arrives as a proven producer, averaging around 16–17 points per game with strong assist numbers and efficient shooting . More importantly, he emphasizes leadership and decision-making as strengths he plans to bring immediately.
Overall, it’s a confident, grounded look at a Memphis product ready to make noise in the AAC.
Full coverage of the grass roots circuit and Memphis hoops live on 92.9 FM ESPN, Memphis' Sports Station.
New Memphis rep Zach Lucchesi also in-studio with J&J
New Memphis rep Zach Lucchesi also in-studio with J&J
