Khamari Brooks
Khamari Brooks
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Kyle Sandy | Prep Hoops Scout
Up from 41: Elite two-sport athlete is a lock down defender with his physicality. Can make opposing stars wilt. Offensively, is a workhorse in the paint able to score with both hands when diving across the lane. Can hit the open three and will attack off the bounce. Finishes with authority with powerful slams. Good passer inside, able to hit cutters and can dump off in high-low looks.
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Khamari scored 22 points in a 70-60 win over McDonough. Brooks is an elite two-way presence. He is a lockdown defender with his physicality and athleticism. Offensively, he attacks from the wing and the post. He’s a very good passer when finding cutters.
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One of the most dominant multisport athletes in Georgia,
Khamari Brooks
Khamari
Brooks
6'4" | SF
North Oconee | 2026
GA
did it again, shutting down a 6-foot-9 D-I big while recording 18 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist and 2 blocks. Brooks got whatever he wanted inside, scoring with his back to the basket as he dived across the lane for layups with both hands. He scored on coast-to-coast chances, worked the glass for putbacks and played above the rim with slams. His physicality and overall skill are hard to match across the state of Georgia. He’s an elite defender.
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Read EvaluationKyle Sandy | Prep Hoops Scout
Following a scoreless first half, Khamari took over against Kell, piling in 17 points to go with his 7 rebounds and 1 steal. Brooks sank a pair of late threes and found his earlier buckets in the paint on a pair of putbacks, a cut and a drive. Khamari went 3-4 from the foul line. While football may be his future, Brooks can be dynamic on the hardwood as a two-way standout who knows how to use his physicality to succeed.
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Read EvaluationAndiasean Johnson | Prep Hoops Scout
Mr. Versatile.
Khamari Brooks
Khamari
Brooks
6'4" | SF
North Oconee | 2026
GA
was the Titan’s utility player all season long. When the Titan’s needed a big rebound, he was there. When they needed another ball handler, to help break the press, or if two of the three guards were struggling from behind the arc, he stepped up and knocked down 3’s. If they needed to work the post, he’d play off the block, or if North Oconee needed their best defender, Brooks was the name they’d call on. At 6’4″ 220 pounds, coaches were challenged how to game plan for him. His physicality played a major role in their championship, and the sophomore Forward, slowed down one of the top players in the country when it mattered most. Khamari has deceptively good ball-handling skills, which has shown coaches he has a true inside-outside game, and as he’s further evaluated, scouts should consider viewing him as a Small Forward rather than a Power Forward.
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The physical X-Factor for the Titans, the sophomore hounded
Caleb Wilson
Caleb
Wilson
6'10" | PF
Holy Innocents | 2025
State
#3
Nation
GA
in the first half before getting in foul trouble. He helped hold the future lottery pick to 10 points in the first half, leaning on him and defending him all over. Brooks made plays offensively, shooting from the perimeter and showing ball skills as a playmaker off the bounce. Khamari had 14 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals.
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Read EvaluationAndiasean Johnson | Prep Hoops Scout
The North Oconee Titans will be playing for the state championship this Wednesday, and look no further than their biggest, playoff x-factor,
Khamari Brooks
Khamari
Brooks
6'4" | SF
North Oconee | 2026
GA
. The Titans typically have balanced scoring from their starters, finishing most of their games, with 3 or more of them scoring in the double digits. With a team filled with 3-point shooters, he’s right there with the rest of them. He’s a 6’4″ 220-pound Forward who now plays on the wing more than in the post, and he’s the Swiss Army Knife for his team. He can shoot well, sees the floor well, runs the floor well, he can dribble with minimal mistakes and turnovers, he can post up, as a good second jump, can get the rim with power and strength while finishing through contact, he can knock down free throws, he gets rebounds, has good interior passing skills, plays with a good IQ, and most importantly, has elevated his game this post season. He was the second leading scorer, for his team, in the Elite 8 with 17 points, and scored 28 points in the Final Four, including a tip-in for the final two points, off his missed attempt, to put his team ahead by one point right before the final buzzer. Khamari is arguably having the best state playoff surge, of anyone, in the state of Georgia, and is looking to add to that on Wednesday, March 6th in the state championship game.
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Read EvaluationKyle Sandy | Prep Hoops Scout
A knee injury in the region playoffs hurt North Oconee’s title dreams. When healthy, Brooks is a positionless player that provides a major lift on defense. He jumps well, able to get to rebounds quicker than anyone else. He defends both on the perimeter and in the post. Khamari found his offense on slashes to the basket and by doing the dirty work on the glass.
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Read EvaluationKyle Sandy | Prep Hoops Scout
Made a major impact for the Titans with his strength and athleticism. Swingman served as a combo-forward that could battle on the boards and guard multiple positions. Hurt his knee in the region tournament.
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One of the more impactful freshmen across the state,
Khamari Brooks
Khamari
Brooks
6'4" | SF
North Oconee | 2026
GA
posted 10 points, 3 rebounds and 1 steal on Tuesday. Brooks is a well-built player that serves as a 3/4 for the Titans. He’s strong enough to power through contact and has the leaping ability to rebound and score over larger players. Brooks provides versatility on defense and interesting upside on offense, able to hit the three and attack off the dribble.
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