Brown is a fundementaly sound guard who impacts the game in a variety of ways. He stands in driving lanes to come up with steals. He knocks down shots when playing off of the basketball and can’t be left open or he will make you pay. Brown can play on or off the basketball and has no issues finding teammates for scoring chances of their own.

With the graduation of all-everything guard Matt McCarthy (FGCU commit), EA will have a scoring void to fill in 2025-26. The good news for the Churchmen faithful is that Brown is a multi-skilled prospect who can help pug that hole. Brown is a fast, agile, and versatile prospect who can produce points in transition as well as on half-court possessions. Brown’s impressive vertical and aggressive natures enable him to cap fast breaks with a flush. In the half-court, Brown will get downhill and score via straight line drives to the rack. He will also work the offensive glass for put backs. Brown’s three-point shot has developed into a legitimate weapon too. On defense, Brown is a plus player who can guard multiple positions.        

93 to 62…This fast and agile prospect with serious lift could always score in transition. So, it is the development in Brown’s half-court skills that produced his noteworthy rise in our 2027 rankings. Specifically, it is Brown’s 3-point shooting that has improved drastically. Brown has already recorded multiple games of 3 or more made threes this winter. Recently Brown knocked home 3 treys on his way to 12 points in a win over Simon Gratz. His perimeter shooting has provided needed floor spacing for the EA lineup. Brown can produce points on straight line dribble drives too. As a nice bonus, Brown is a tenacious rebounder who will capitalize on second chance opportunities. 

Joining the Churchmen after leading Phoenixville to a PAC title, Brown’s talent and experience are evident. He can play next to other lead guards despite his size because he extends advantages by making the right reads on closeouts and knocking down the three when it’s there. But when the opportunities arise, Brown can set the table. He tilts the defense with heady plays and by getting into the paint, then playing off of two feet.

This fast and agile prospect with serious hops is fitting in nicely with his new squad. We knew that Brown (formerly of Phoenixville) could score in transition, but this past weekend he displayed impressive half-court scoring skills too. Brown drained spot up threes as well as threes off pin downs. His quick release enabled Brown to hit from downtown even when he was tightly guarded. He also used ball screens to get into the paint for lay-ins as well as a well-timed kick out pass or two. Brown scored on straight line drives to the rack as too. Brown is an underrated rebounder who pulled down a couple tough boards in traffic.

In 2023-24 Brown was a standout for a Phoenixville team that won the Pioneer Athletic Conference Championship. Brown scored 20 points in that PAC semifinals and then 18 in the title game win. He is an athletic and speedy prospect with surprising lift. That trifecta makes Brown an open court phenom. In the half-court Brown is a 3-point sniper. His quick trigger and continuous off ball movement make Brown extremely difficult to guard. Brown is a plus defender as well. In addition to transferring to EA, Brown reclassed into the 2027 graduate year.