One of the more unexpectedly intriguing long-term prospects we saw all weekend, Brooks was primarily a JV piece a year ago but looks ready to provide a real spark to the Devon rotation. Brooks stands out immediately with his top-end positional size, with a rangy build that gives the impression he’s still growing and a graceful lightness on his feet. His usage is still limited but he does a good job of staying active on the margins with nice instincts on the defensive end. He also shows intriguing comfort as a ballhandler in space though he still struggles with physicality and can get sped up at times. We didn’t get to see Brooks take any jump shots but the upside is evidently very high if he proves to be a moderately reliable perimeter threat to go with his physical tools, ball skills, and overall activity.

Brooks is a rangy wing with the ability to knock down shots from beyond the arc, making him a legitimate perimeter threat. He is just beginning to scratch the surface of his potential and is an intriguing long-term prospect. He shows flashes of getting to his spots in the mid-range and is comfortable operating within the half-court offense. I also like how he can create separation for himself off the dribble, allowing him to generate scoring opportunities. As he continues to develop, adding strength and weight to his frame will be an important step in unlocking the next level of his game.