Broken Arrow, OK · 6′4″ guard · C4

Five and two.One on one.

Caleb Huffman — C4 — is a professional guard from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma who has played club basketball in seven countries. On The Next Chapter, every 1v1 game he has played has been recorded. The record is 5–2.

  • 5–2 in recorded 1v1
  • Pro in 7 countries
  • 2022–23 All-Southland
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The record

Only what is published

Four numbers, each traceable to a named source — TNC's own video titles, Sports-Reference, Eurobasket and the 1v1 Hoops results database. Nothing here is estimated.

5–2
Recorded 1v1 record
Seven games, all on The Next Chapter, logged by the 1v1 Hoops results database.
$2,500
Largest purse named on a TNC title card
From TNC's own video title for his win over Scottie Lewis.
7
Countries of club basketball
USA, Lithuania, Germany, Denmark, United Kingdom, Cyprus, Dominican Republic.
16.6
Points per game, final NCAA season
32 games for Nicholls State in 2022–23.
What he actually does

Three things, and no shop

A club season overseas, 1v1 on The Next Chapter, and his own film. He does not sell anything.

1v1

The Next Chapter

TNC is a 1v1 league that streams pay-per-view cards and posts the rest to a 1.12M-subscriber YouTube channel. Caleb competes there as C4. All seven of his recorded 1v1 games have been on TNC.

See every game
Pro

Club basketball

A 6′4″ guard, undrafted out of Nicholls State in 2023, who has since played in Lithuania, Germany, Denmark, the United Kingdom, Cyprus and the Dominican Republic.

The full career
Content

Film & socials

His own YouTube channel, @C4guapo, holds eight videos — every one of them his own highlight tape, from eleventh grade through his final NCAA season. It has 127 subscribers.

Where to find him
TNC title card for Caleb Huffman vs Scottie Lewis, 1v1 for $2,500
The 1v1

Games to thirty,
for money, on camera

The Next Chapter runs 1v1 basketball as a paid, filmed event — monthly Summit cards at the Friga Facility in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, with the purse printed in the video title.

Caleb beat former NBA guard Scottie Lewis 30–18 in a game TNC titled 1v1 For $2500. TNC's description of him: “quickly becoming a fan favorite and is emerging as one of the best 1v1 players in the world.”

Across his seven recorded games the view counts logged by 1v1 Hoops add up to roughly 1.6 million. His heaviest game — a 30–27 loss to BJ Fitzgerald in July 2024 — alone accounts for over half a million.

For however I’m in — whether it’s 2 minutes or 25 minutes — I’m leaving everything I got out there. Making sure I’m exhausted when I check out of the game.
Caleb Huffman to germanhoops.com, June 2024
In frame

On the floor

His own Instagram, his college athletics departments, and his club's own signing announcement.

Héroes de Moca, June 2026
Héroes de Moca, June 2026
Central Michigan, 2021
Central Michigan, 2021
Instagram, August 2025
Instagram, August 2025
Central Michigan, 2021
Central Michigan, 2021
Nicholls State, 2022
Nicholls State, 2022
Central Michigan, 2021
Central Michigan, 2021
Where these came fromEvery photograph here is of Caleb Huffman and came from a source that published it about him: his Instagram @calebhuffman, Central Michigan and Nicholls State athletics, and Newcastle Eagles' signing announcement. The title card on the home page is The Next Chapter's own thumbnail for his game against Scottie Lewis. No stock photography appears anywhere on this site.