Bryan Inegbenoise is a recent transfer to Catoosa who brings the physicality and athleticism needed to make an impact on the wing. He spent the summer running with SA Texoma, where he routinely put together double-digit scoring performances. He will play a key role in helping take pressure off the backcourt when defenses close in. Inegbenoise runs the floor well and uses his athleticism to create opportunities on both ends.

Inegbenoise plays physically, attacks the rim vertically, and uses his strength to back down defenders. On the defensive end, he can disrupt easy buckets and clean up the glass. His ability to finish with powerful jams adds another exciting element to his game. With his combination of strength, athleticism, and scoring ability, Inegbenoise has the tools to make an immediate impact for Catoosa this season.

Versatile big in this class who doesn’t mind switching out and guarding on the perimeter on occasion, but still has the body type to bang down-low with true bigs even at a height disadvantage defensively. He is also a top-tier athlete when it comes to leaping ability, so he can be a true deterrent on the defensive end at the rim. He also seems to listen to his coaches very well so any defensive scheme would fit him perfectly.

Athletic big who loves to play. IB got a few dunks during the tournament that made a few heads roll, and he wanted to rock the rim a few more times, but the refs called the game before he could tear the rim down on day 1. Day 2, more of the same. He does have a decent soft touch near the free-throw line in the lane that needs a little more work, but is promising. It would continue to help him bust the zone coverage and make his athleticism even more potent. Plays big, but is limited against bigger opponents. His mid-range in that paint area in the future will make him lethal.

Bryan was a force to be reckoned with on the court, using his impressive size and strength to play true bully ball. When he set his sights on the basket, defenders were often left helpless as he powered his way through them, using his physicality to establish dominance in the paint. Whether it was backing down smaller opponents or simply muscling his way to the rim, Bryan’s game was all about asserting his will. He had no hesitation in using his body to create space, shrugging off challenges with ease to finish strong at the basket.