Braxton Meah

Draft Notes

Meah is unique center prospect; big and powerful and looks to dunk everything int he paint. He’s got good length and a lot of power, while also being fairly mobile and light on his feet.

He’s an incredibly efficient player who does almost all of his scoring at the rim, hitting above 70% of his shots.

Meah is a solid interior defender who throws his weight around and is an intimidator at the rim.

Could carve out a role as a back up center in the NBA.

Comparisons

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Draft Projection

possible second round pick in the 2024 NBA Draft

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2024 Center Rankings

1. Alexandre Sarr – 7-1 – Perth Wildcats, NBL (France)
2. Donovan Clingan – 7-2 – UConn
3. Yves Missi – 6-11 – Baylor (Cameroon)
4. Aaron Bradshaw – 7-1 – Kentucky
5. Adem Bona – 6-10 – UCLA (Nigeria)
6. Kel’el Ware – 7-0 – Indiana
7. Aday Mara – 7-3 – UCLA (Spain)
8. Xavier Booker – 6-11 – Michigan State
9. Lacklan Olbrich – 6-10 – Illawarra Hawks, NBL
10. Hunter Dickenson – 7-1 – Kansas
11. DaRon Holmes II – 6-10 – Dayton
12. Felix Okpara – 6-11 – Ohio State (Nigeria)
13. Ugonna Kingsley Onyenso – 7-0 – Kentucky (Nigeria)
14. Zach Edey – 7-4 – Purdue (Canada)
15. Zvonimir Ivisic – 7-3 – Kentucky (Croatia)
16. Vincent Iwuchukwu – 7-0 – USC
17. Clifford Omoruyi – 6-11 – Rutgers (Nigeria) 
18. Baye Fall – 6-11 – Arkansas (Senegal)
19. Ryan Kalkbrenner – 7-1 – Creighton
20. Braxton Meah – 7-1 – Washington
21. Yohan Traore – 6-10 – NA (France)
22. Mady Sissoko – 6-10 – Michigan State (Mali)
23. Eli Ndiaye – 6-8 – Spain
24. Oumar Ballo – 6-10 – Arizona (Mali) 
25. Nfaly Dante – 7-0 – Oregon (Mali)
26. Armando Bacot – 6-9 – UNC