Skip to main content
Saturday, November 14, 2026Nov 14

UTC’s Myles Che, Honor Huff were a winning combo at Louisville

Staff photo by Olivia Ross / UTC freshman point guard Myles Che runs the offense during Monday's season-opening win against Covenant College at McKenzie Arena. The Mocs beat the Scots that night and won their second game Friday at Louisville, where Che scored 22 points in 26 minutes.
Staff photo by Olivia Ross / UTC freshman point guard Myles Che runs the offense during Monday's season-opening win against Covenant College at McKenzie Arena. The Mocs beat the Scots that night and won their second game Friday at Louisville, where Che scored 22 points in 26 minutes.

Honor Huff was asked Friday night, after the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga’s 81-71 win at Louisville, how he and freshman point guard Myles Che complement each other on the court.

Huff started laughing before responding: “Myles is a problem, man. Myles is a problem.”

For other teams. Not for the Mocs — except maybe when one of them is trying to guard him in practice.

Che’s performance, which included 22 points in 26 minutes, was no surprise to Huff, a sophomore guard who also impressed with seven 3-pointers and a career-high 25 points as the Mocs improved to 2-0. Along with junior Florida transfer Trey Bonham (who as a two-time transfer likely has to sit out this season due to NCAA rules), Huff had battled against the 6-foot-3 Che during the preseason.

So he knew what his teammate was capable of on game night.