A professional basketball guard from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, born 26 February 2000. He played NCAA basketball at Central Michigan and Nicholls State, went undrafted in 2023, and has since played club basketball in six countries outside the United States. He also competes in 1v1 basketball on The Next Chapter under the name C4.
It is his nickname and how he is billed. It is the display name on both his own Instagram (@calebhuffman) and his own X account (@CalebaHuffman), his YouTube channel is @C4guapo, and The Next Chapter's own catalogue lists a game as Mike Bruce vs Caleb “C4” Huffman. Note that a different 1v1 player, Clarence Johnson IV, also goes by C4 — he competes in The Twenty3 League and is not the same person.
5 wins, 2 losses across seven recorded games, every one of them on The Next Chapter. Full list on the programs page. The record is compiled by 1v1 Hoops, an independent, fan-maintained results database — The Next Chapter does not publish a standings table of its own.
Two purses are published, both on The Next Chapter's own video titles: $2,500 for the win over Scottie Lewis and $1,000 for the win over Mike Bruce. No purse is published for his other five games, and no contract, appearance fee or revenue-share figure has ever been made public.
A 1v1 basketball league and media company. It streams pay-per-view cards on TNCLeague.com and posts the rest to a YouTube channel with 1.12M subscribers. Its founder, Scotty Weaver, has described the ambition as building “the UFC of one-on-one basketball”. Its 2026 Summit events are staged at the Friga Facility in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.
He is from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, and that is the hometown listed by Sports-Reference, Eurobasket, Newcastle Eagles and 1v1 Hoops alike. Because he signs a club season abroad each year, his current place of residence is not published. The location field on his X account reads “Sector 7”, which is not a real place.
No. There is no shop, no merchandise, no camp, no training programme, no course and no rate card under his name or the C4 brand. The $20 and $10 monthly subscriptions are TNCLeague.com's, not his. This site sells nothing and takes no payment.
None that are published. No endorsement, ambassadorship or sponsored campaign could be found under his name, so the partners page is deliberately empty.
Small, and honestly so. Instagram reports around 11.6K followers, X reports 1,062, and his own YouTube channel has 127 subscribers. His reach comes almost entirely from The Next Chapter's channel rather than his own — the view counts on his seven recorded 1v1 games total roughly 1.6 million.
Through his Instagram or X accounts, or through GoEmpire Group. No public email address is published. See contact.
