Braydon Langston
Braydon Langston
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Brian Flinn | Prep Hoops Scout
Langston did a little bit of everything across his two games, battling on the glass, creating for teammates and finding ways to score himself. At 6-foot-7, he possesses excellent size for the perimeter and delivered several impressive passes off the dribble. He was also effective in the mid-range, including knocking down shots on the move. New to the perennial EPL contender, Langston appears capable of putting together a breakout season.
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Read EvaluationEric Wallace | Prep Hoops Scout
The Georgia native reclassifies to the 2028 class upon his arrival at Massanutten Military Academy. Langston is an athletic wing with impressive positional size and length who is especially effective in transition, where he uses his physical tools to attack and finish around the basket. His perimeter skill set continues to improve, adding another dimension to his offensive game. Langston also brings value as a rebounder and defender, giving him an intriguing combination of athleticism, versatility and long term upside.
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Read EvaluationEric Wallace | Prep Hoops Scout
Langston is an intriguing wing prospect with a combination of size, length, and high level athleticism. He is at his best in transition, where his speed, explosiveness, and ability to play above the rim make him a constant threat. Over the past year, his perimeter skill set has shown noticeable improvement, particularly as a shooter, and he looks increasingly comfortable knocking down shots from beyond the arc. Langston also impacts the game with his activity on the glass, using his athleticism and length to rebound effectively from the wing position. Defensively, he has significant upside, possessing the tools to guard multiple positions and disrupt plays with his length and mobility. As his offensive skill set continues to develop, Langston’s ceiling remains extremely high.
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Read EvaluationEric Wallace | Prep Hoops Scout
Langston delivered several highlight plays in Tulsa while continuing to showcase his impressive athletic upside. A wing with good size, length, and high level athleticism, he is especially dangerous in transition where he can finish plays above the rim and create momentum changing plays. His perimeter skill set continues to improve, and he looked more comfortable and confident shooting the ball from beyond the arc throughout the weekend. In addition to his offensive upside, Langston rebounds well for his position and brings versatility and activity at the defensive end of the floor.
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Read EvaluationEric Wallace | Prep Hoops Scout
The Region Player of the Year is poised for a big offseason and could be a major stock riser in the coming months. Langston is an athletic wing with excellent size and length, paired with high-level athleticism. He thrives in transition, where he can use his speed and explosiveness to impact the game. His perimeter skill set continues to improve, adding to his offensive versatility, while he also rebounds and defends at a high level.
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Read EvaluationKyle Sandy | Prep Hoops Scout
An elite athlete and high-motor wing who defends all five positions. Langston uses his length to disrupt passing lanes and protect the rim. Explosive above the rim and capable of knocking down open jumpers. His playmaking continues to evolve. A high-upside prospect who plays with great energy.
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Read EvaluationKyle Sandy | Prep Hoops Scout
Covers a ton of ground on defense. Easy explosion off the floor. Looks to finish with dunks. Great wingspan. suffocates inbounders in the press. Able to pick off passes with one hand.
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Read EvaluationAndiasean Johnson | Prep Hoops Scout
Braydon Langston
Braydon
Langston
6'7" | SF/CG
Massanutten Military | 2028
State
VA
began the spring travel season with the
Georgia Stars
, on the EYBL Circuit, and has since found a better fit with Game Elite 3SSB 2027. Although he had some strong performances with the Stars, his confidence and playmaking ability has been more on display with Game Elite. Braydon has a long and lanky frame and is an elite level shot blocker on the perimeter and at the rim. His athleticism is very useful around the basket and he often times is able to finish above the rim. In addition to his length and athleticism, Braydon can knock down the open three and now that he has the ball in his hands more, he is showing he can make good decisions to get his teammates involved, all while looking to create for himself. Braydon’s immediate area of opportunity to grow is in the weight room. Another 15 pounds of muscle, going into sophomore season, will be highly impactful and will boost is stock as a prospect.
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Read EvaluationAndiasean Johnson | Prep Hoops Scout
After a successful Freshman season, where
Braydon Langston
Braydon
Langston
6'7" | SF/CG
Massanutten Military | 2028
State
VA
earned All-Region honors, look for him to be one of the top defenders for this Stars team. Braydon plays all out on defense, deflecting and altering shots, regardless of who he’s guarding. At 6’5″, he has good length that allows him to finish at the rim and elevate above defenders when knocking down mid-range shots.
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Read EvaluationAndiasean Johnson | Prep Hoops Scout
Braydon is a 6’5″, high energy combo guard with a 6’8″ wingspan. His build allows him to impact the game offensively and puts pressure on opposing defenders. When he’s pushing the ball up the floor, in transition, he finds ways to get to the rim and finish with either layups or dunks. Braydon’s length allows him to easily shoot over defenders and it also allows him to play above the rim even within the half court game. At times, he’ll play with his back to the basket, and work defenders of the midrange pull-ups. His ball-handling ability is getting better game by game, and as he continues to improve his dribble, that’s only going to make college coaches more interested that they already are.
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