Another prospect who is trending up in the 2027 class, Pemberton is a wing with positional size and length. He is a three level scorer who can create offense off the dribble. A better than average athlete, Pemberton is a versatile scorer who is a prospect to watch in July.

One of the biggest stock risers of the weekend was Pemberton who picked up a handful of offers after successful weekend for Parkview. The 6’6 guard scored nearly 18 points per game and showed his ability to create offense off the dribble and score at all three levels. He has good length, is an above average athlete and was very efficient at the offensive end. Pemberton reports recent offers from North Florida, Mercer, Kennesaw State, Chattanooga, Wofford, Norfolk State and others.

Pemberton continued his upward trajectory this spring with 4:44 Athletics, further establishing himself as one of the more intriguing wing prospects in the 2027 class. Possessing positional size and length, the rising senior is a three level scorer who can impact the game from anywhere on the floor. He is comfortable creating his own offense off the dribble, using his skill set and feel for the game to generate quality scoring opportunities. Pemberton can knock down perimeter shots, score in the midrange, and finish effectively at the rim, making him a difficult matchup for opposing defenders. A better than average athlete, he plays with confidence, attacks opportunities aggressively, and continues to expand his offensive arsenal.

Pemberton is coming off an All-State season at Parkview and brings an intriguing blend of size, length, and offensive versatility on the wing. A true three level scorer, he can stretch the floor, attack off the bounce, and finish effectively around the rim. He shows the ability to create his own offense, paired with above average athleticism that translates on both ends. With his physical tools and evolving skill set, there’s plenty of upside and long term potential here.

Pemberton has emerged as a breakout star and one of the most underrated players in Gwinnett County, with his name now circulating well beyond the local scene. A long, athletic, positionless player, he brings a point-forward skill set that allows him to impact the game in a variety of ways. Pemberton rebounds his position and pushes the ball up the floor himself, creating offense as a playmaker in transition. He attacks confidently from the wing, gliding to the rim with smooth finishes, and has proven he can knock down threes when left open. He’s also comfortable scoring with his back to the basket, taking advantage of mismatches in the post. Pemberton gets to his spots with ease and consistently finds ways to affect the game, making him a versatile and reliable contributor.

One of the fastest rising prospects in the state’s 2027 class, Pemberton is a high scoring guard with size, length and plenty of offensive skill. The junior is scoring over 21 points per game and is a high level shot maker from beyond the arc and in the midrange. His size and high release make him very difficult to guard. Pemberton is a prospect for college coaches to start tracking now.

Pemberton impressed last March at the Sandy’s Spiel Spring Showcase where he looked like a burgeoning star. Now a junior, Brandon has confirmed those beliefs as he has carried Parkview averaging 21.2 points, 5.2 rebounds, 4.7 assists and 2.1 steals per game. Pemberton has terrific length on the perimeter with equipped athleticism. He is capable of playing 1-4 with his robust skill set. Through 11 games he has shot 37% from beyond the arc. College programs need to check in ASAP.

Versatile point-forward with a well-rounded skill set. Uses his length and athleticism to rebound and ignite transition opportunities. Comfortable attacking from the wing, where he finishes with control and touch. Reliable perimeter shooter who can also score inside and create in the mid-range. Brings a balanced offensive game and the ability to impact multiple areas on the floor.

Point-forward with major versatility. Long athlete who rebounds and pushes in transition. Attacks from the wing and finishes smoothly. Knocks down threes, scores in the post, and gets to his spots. Does a bit of everything on the court.

Point-forward type skill set. Great length. Slick with the ball. Able to attack in transition as both a scorer and distributor. Steady jump shooter from all levels. Great upside as a versatile defender.