With a cadre of D2 schools on his trail as a member of the class of 2026, Masoud has now opted to pursue a post-grad year and looks ready to burst onto D1 radars as a 2027. Watching from a court over, we were consistently enthralled by Masoud’s wide-ranging offensive arsenal. A constant mismatch at either forward spot, he was able to work inside and out, looking to be at his most comfortable when catching on the wing before surveying the floor and pragmatically breaking down his matchup. Masoud is quicker and more explosive than he looks while operating off the bounce, particularly since opposing forwards have to run out at him out of respect for his perimeter jumper. We’ll look to see more of the finer points of Masoud’s floor game as he pursues a post-grad year at The Post Grad Sports Academy in his native Florida.