Another no brainer. Just think about who he battles against in each game . High D1 opponents. He is a big physical presence on both ends of the fooor. A rim protector and a menacing figure in the paint. Is relentless on both glass. He can score inside with brute force. He has the shooting ability to stretch the floor.

The big man in the middle is getting a lot of attention. Deservingly so. He showed that he can hit the open three off the catch. Giving him the added dimension to his game. Scores around the rim with force and skill. Can get to the rim off of 2-3 dribbles using his size. Outstanding rebounder on both ends of the floor.

Continuing a breakout junior season, Barry put on an impressive display of inside-out skill while stuffing the stat sheet to help steer Hayes to the win. Taking advantage of an undersized opposing frontcourt, he used his size and heft to set up shop inside and impose his will, finishing with a blend of touch and power around the rim off both dumpoffs and postup looks. He flashed his shooting stroke from the perimeter and really stood out with his passing acumen and ball skills at his size. Barry showed a commitment to the dirty work as well, hauling in nine boards and using his quick hands to make plays defensively. He’ll need to improve on his ball security and continue to be extremely conscious of his conditioning, but Barry is clearly trending up as a D1 frontcourt target with upside if he can further reshape his body over time.

He delivered a strong pass from the right wing for a layup, followed by another clean feed out of the post. He made a sharp lead pass for another layup, then knocked down a catch and shoot three from the top of the key to close the half. He later added another spot‑up three from the top of the key. Throughout the game, he consistently showcased his offensive versatility and his ability to create scoring opportunities with his passing.

Barry is a skilled big who consistently makes his presence felt on both ends of the floor. He finishes strong at the rim, using good hands and touch to convert in traffic. On the glass, he rebounds his area well and gives his team extra possessions with his effort. Defensively, Barry protects the paint, blocks shots, and alters attempts with his size and timing. He plays with a strong motor and competes every possession, which impacts winning. Barry also does a great job finding teammates, making smart reads and keeping the offense flowing. Overall, he’s a reliable interior presence with a well-rounded game that continues to stand out.

Outstanding soft touch from three off the catch especially from the top of the key. Uses his size and body well to get to the rim off of 2-3 dribbles. Can back you down then use his strength to score. Defensively he is an intimating force with his size. Rebounds in traffic or space.

Amadou secured an offensive rebound for an easy putback and later used a shot fake to create space for an 18 foot baseline jumper. He delivered a strong pass from the elbow that led to a layup and made a decisive kickout to Suleyman for an open three on the right wing. He also connected on a smart back pass to Malik from the foul line. His play throughout the game reflected a versatile offensive package, and he consistently used his frame to create space and clean up rebounds.

A big physical brute force type player. But make no mistake he can step out stretch the floor and knock down perimeter jumpers. Relentless on both glass. Cleans up misses . A physical presence in the lane and at the rim.

Stepping up as a key secondary scorer as the only true frontcourt presence in Hayes’ lineup, Barry was effective in punishing a smaller Scanlan rotation with his blend of size and skill. He thrived as both a scoring and playmaking hub from all over the floor, whether the block, the high post, or playing out of pick-and-pops. Barry displayed soft hands and finishing touch to the tune of 17 points, also posing a shooting threat out to the perimeter. While not the most effective as a rim protector, he showed the ability to carve out space effectively to rebound his area. Barry will have to continue focusing on his conditioning moving forward but shows clear D1 potential as evidenced by a postgame offer from Quinnipiac.

Barry is a big with high impact on both ends, using his presence to control the paint. His great hands translate to consistent catches, rebounds in traffic, and disruptions defensively. He pairs polished footwork with effective finishing moves, showing comfort playing through contact and tight windows. A two-way frontcourt anchor, he brings reliability and activity to every possession.