Ahmed is a 6-foot-10 center with A LOT of meat on his bones, making him virtually impossible to move off the block when he gets his feet there (which he gets quite often as a result of the plethora of actions PSA runs to get him into the post). Once he gets the ball, the lefty has incredible strength and is able to overpower smaller bigs, even if they have some inches on him vertically. He can finish with his left and right, and he’s also adept at finding cutters and shooters when the double team comes. Defensively, Ahmed slides his feet much better than you’d expect given his body, and he has active hands – very, very impressive.

Ben Ahmed Ben Ahmed 6'10" | C Putnam Science | 2025 State New E was one of the best interior-scoring big men at the National Prep Showcase. He was having a field day by outmuscling his less physiqued defenders and playing bully ball, easily scoring off the glass when he got to the spot he wanted. He also showed off some more finesse post moves as well, with spins and hesitation moves which freed up the extra space he needed to operate and dominate. On top of the never-ending scoring, he provided big-time rebounding, a bull-like mindset that fired up his team, and excellent rim protection ruining potential poster slams. Miami should have a college-ready big man right away when he arrives on campus.

Ahmed is a forward who skillfully blends power and finesse around the rim. His ability to assert himself with strength while maintaining smooth, agile movements makes him a versatile offensive force. Whether powering through defenders or executing delicate finishes, Ahmed’s balance of skill and athleticism stands out. This unique combination allows him to effectively score and rebound in the paint.