Brown is quite impressive and had one of the better games I’ve seen him play when his New Haven Heat squad beat Team Sims UA Rise in a close one Saturday. The 5-foot-10 guard is clearly undersized, but he has incredible strength and speed and makes some moves to the rim and finishes at the hoop that make very little sense. He completely moves offensive players with his strength, and his jab-step game allows him to get a first step or create enough separation for him to score over the defense. Brown also stonewalls opposing ball handlers on defense with his incredible toughness and strength. I have no clue where he’ll end up, but he’s absolutely a college player.

Brown, out of WIndsor High School in Connecticut, checks in at #15 among the point guards and #100 overall. A power guard, Brown does a great job of creating scoring opportunities with the ball in his hands. He does a nice job of making plays off his dribble moves, is a willing ball mover within the flow of an offense, and uses his strength as a finisher in the paint. He’s got good burst in short spaces, next level quickness in the open floor, and above the rim athleticism as a finisher.

For only a sophomore, Brown is incredibly skilled, strong and athletic. He’s 6-feet tall but has the build of a bulldog, and that allows him to hold his line quite well against opposing defenders when trying to get to the rim. He can also knock down the three ball on occasion, but he’s still working on making that more consistent. Needs to figure out his defensive motor, but it’s also AAU season, so he could bring more intensity during the school season. Brown has a bright future ahead and I wouldn’t be surprised if he ends up being a scholarship player.