High School Career:
Frankie Collins gained recognition at Coronado High School in Henderson, Nevada, where his explosive athleticism, scoring ability, and dynamic playmaking set him apart as a highly-rated four-star recruit. His senior-year performances solidified him among the top guards nationally, ranked 41st in the RSCI Top 100 for the class of 2021.
College Career:
Collins began his collegiate journey at the University of Michigan, showcasing his talents in key moments, including a standout performance in the 2022 NCAA Tournament. He transferred to Arizona State University for broader opportunities, emerging as a leader and record-setter. At ASU, Collins set a single-season school record with 84 steals, surpassing legendary alum Lafayette "Fat" Lever. For his junior year (2024–2025), he transferred to Texas Christian University (TCU), continuing his collegiate progression at the Big 12 level.
Professional Prospects:
Frankie Collins remains a prominent collegiate athlete whose performance at TCU continues to enhance his profile as a potential professional basketball prospect, valued for his defensive intensity, leadership, and versatility.
Life Beyond Basketball:
Originally from Sacramento, California, Frankie relocated to Las Vegas, Nevada, early in life, where he developed his basketball foundation. Collins is known for his work ethic, competitive spirit, and strong family ties that have consistently supported his athletic journey.
