It’s been customary to spot Cohn over the years, particularly as the token big on sneaker circuit rosters that weren’t necessarily optimized toward showcasing his strengths. Making the move to an independent platform like MADE for his final AAU stretch proved to be a wise move, as Cohn was able to play a consistent role and win fans among a litany of D1 programs in attendance. Helping squeeze out a Sunday morning win to close out the season, Cohn was effective using his towering size to make plays around the rim on both ends of the floor. He showed solid hands and swift feet as a finisher in traffic, whether from a stationary position working the baseline or catching on the move on rolls to the rim. He’s a natural deterrent inside as a rim protector and was consistent in rebounding his area effectively. With his sheer size and blossoming two-way impact, Cohn is garnering interest from all across the D1 spectrum heading into his senior year.

The big man from South Florida continues to show steady improvement in the frontcourt for 4:44 Athletics. Cohn possesses obvious size and has shown noticeable progress with his mobility and overall feel around the basket. He displayed improving touch in the paint, particularly scoring over his left shoulder with his right hand, while continuing to become more comfortable offensively. Defensively, he has the tools to be an effective rim protector and continues to add strength to his frame, which should further enhance his impact on both ends of the floor.

Standing 7-feet tall, Cohn has the kind of size you can’t teach—and he’s learning how to use it. A natural rim protector and interior presence, Cohn has been working on adding touch and range to his game. His frame and defensive tools already stand out, and he’s just scratching the surface of his potential.