About

Brandon
Armstrong

Point guard, impersonator, podcaster, dad. In roughly that order, depending on the year.

Brandon Armstrong
About

Point guard first.
Punchline second.

Brandon Armstrong was born 17 June 1990 and is from Decatur, Georgia. He is a 6′1″ point guard, and he went to Chamblee Charter High School before four years at Lincoln Memorial University, an NCAA Division II programme in Harrogate, Tennessee.

The record there is real: 1,140 career points — tied 22nd in programme history — and 196 three-pointers, fifth all-time. He was SAC Co-Freshman of the Year in 2009 and an All-SAC First Team pick in 2012, and he started at the point for the 2010–11 side that went 27–3 and won Lincoln Memorial's first South Atlantic Conference regular-season and tournament titles.

He went undrafted in 2013, tried out with the Reno Bighorns of the NBA D-League in November 2012, and chased the game abroad. Then came the missed flight, and the comedy took over for about three years.

He has kept going back to the floor: the Melbourne University Black Angels in Australia's Big V in 2018, the Los Angeles Ignite of The Basketball League in 2024, and X-Rayted at The Basketball Tournament in 2025. His own bio still reads “Dad. Hooper. Entertainer.” — in that order.

There had to be a James Naismith, so I love it, I just love it.
Brandon Armstrong, on the sports-comedy genre he is credited with starting — The Pick and Roll, May 2018
On record

The file

Born
17 June 1990
From
Decatur, Georgia — and described in interviews as an Atlanta native
Now based
Maricopa, Arizona — the location on his own X profile; his Instagram bio reads “ATL → AZ”
Height / position
6 ft 1 in (1.85 m) · point guard
High school
Chamblee Charter High School, Chamblee, Georgia
College
Lincoln Memorial University (NCAA Division II, South Atlantic Conference) — four years, graduated 2012
College record
1,140 points (22nd, tied, in programme history) · 196 three-pointers (5th)
College honours
SAC Co-Freshman of the Year (2009) · All-SAC First Team (2012) · starting point guard on the 27–3 team that won LMU's first SAC regular-season and tournament titles (2010–11)
NBA draft
Undrafted, 2013
NBA D-League
Reno Bighorns — tried out 1 November 2012, waived 21 November 2012. No regular-season D-League game appearance is on record.
Overseas
Australia — Melbourne University Black Angels, Big V Division 1 (2018). Spain and Jamaica are both cited by published sources, but no club, league or season is named anywhere for either.
Recent basketball
Los Angeles Ignite, The Basketball League (2024) · X-Rayted, The Basketball Tournament (2025) — No. 10, point guard
Breakthrough
“Russell Westbrook Be Like…”, published to YouTube 27 August 2015 — 2.7M views
Best known for
2017 NBA All-Star Celebrity Game MVP — 16 points, 15 rebounds
Represented by
United Talent Agency — the contact address published on his own YouTube channel