Brazile played a total of five seasons of college basketball, beginning at Missouri and then continuing with four years at Arkansas. He got off to an exciting start to his first season with the Razorbacks in 2022-23, but then tore his ACL just nine games into the season. He spent the next two seasons splitting time between the starting line-up and the bench, before putting together his best season as a fifth-year senior.
About
2026 SEC All-tournament Team
Averaged 13 points, 7.3 rebounds, 1.6 assists, 1.6 blocks, and 1.5 steals in 2025-26.
The only player in Arkansas history to record 40 3-pointers, 40 blocks, and 40 steals in the same season.
Strengths
Long and athletic with a 7-3.75 inch wingspan and max vert that has consistently measured above 40 inches. Also tested as one of the quickest big men at the combine.
Explosive vertical spacer. Ranked in the 97th percentile as a rim finisher, had a total of 53 dunks on the season, runs the floor very well to make himself a threat in transition, and provides some weakside shot-blocking on the defensive end of the floor.
Can also stretch the floor with his shooting. Made 34% of his 3-pointers on nearly four attempts per game this year, but 43% on unguarded catch-and-shoot 3-pointers.
Weaknesses
Old for draft standards having already turned 23 earlier this past January.
Lacks a true position defensively because his 226-pound frame doesn’t have ideal bulk to hold his ground against NBA centers and his perimeter defense can still be messy with stiffer hips that tend to reactively open to dribble penetration and noticeable problems with screen navigation.
Offensive role player who doesn’t generate his own shot, is limited when putting the ball on the floor, and whose turnovers exceeded his assists in his first four college seasons.
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