Braylon Curry is a freak athlete with a ton of upside and physical tools that immediately stand out when watching him play. Around the basket, he’s shown the ability to score with touch and control, especially with high-level hook shots in the lane. Once he catches the ball with two feet in the paint, he becomes extremely difficult to stop because of his strength, balance, and explosiveness. He finishes through contact well and plays with confidence around the rim. Curry also brings a powerful vertical presence, and if defenders challenge him at the rim, he’s fully capable of finishing above them with authority. As his overall game continues to develop, his athleticism and interior scoring ability give him the potential to become a major problem for opposing defenses.

Curry rounds out the rising senior prospects on the rise from the Phenom Queen City Showcase. When you sit down to watch HYAA Elite, Braylon’s length is one of the first things that jumps out at you. He contests shots and deflects passes at a high rate with those physical tools, so once he fills out, he could be a true defensive weapon. He lives in the paint on the offensive end because of his athleticism and touch, so there are tons of reasons why scouts were all over Curry this weekend.