Brayden Burries

Elite

Class: 2025

Sport: bk

Pos: CG

Ht: 6-4

Wt: 185

High School: Roosevelt (Riverside, CA)

NIL Value

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98.47

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9 out of 5 strength

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2024

2022

Top Teams

Team

Prediction

Recruited By

Distance

Class Rank

CG Drafted (5yr)

Total Drafted (5yr)

Arizona
Offered
30.0%
391 mi.
36
0
0
USC
Offered
13.3%
49 mi.
11
0
0
Oregon
Offered
11.4%
760 mi.
124
0
0
Alabama
Offered
9.5%
1709 mi.
7
0
0
SMU
Offered
9.5%
1188 mi.
22
0
0

Personal Life

Brayden Burries burst onto the Southland basketball scene during the 2021-22 season, when he was a freshman at Riverside Poly, earning All-Inland first-team honors in his debut campaign. But things quickly came crashing down after Poly’s basketball program was placed on probation for violating a handful of CIF Southern Section rules. Burries transferred to Roosevelt ahead of the 2022-2023 season, but he was declared ineligible by the Southern Section. That didn't stop him from rebounding for a remarkable 2023-2024 season and planting himself on top of the California high school basketball world. He averaged 24.8 points, 7.9 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 2.7 steals during his return to the high school game, and he helped Roosevelt reach the championship games of the CIF Southern Section Open Division playoffs and the CIF State Open Division regional playoffs. “I was definitely motivated after missing last season, but most of all I was just grateful to be playing again,” Burries told the Press-Enterprise. “I wanted to give my very best every game and not take anything for granted.”

Scouting

Jamie Shaw - Senior National Recruiting Analyst

Jamie Shaw • National Recruiting Analyst

5/15/24

Immediately with Brayden Burries you notices the frame. He has long arms, positional size, and wide-set shoulders that shows a projectable frame as he continues forward. Burries plays with a good pace, never rushed, and is comfortable on the ball in the half court. While he is not a dynamic paint-touch type, he can get the ball to various spots on the floor. He is an average to solid athlete, but he has good feel on both ends of the court. The jump shot is smooth and he is confident I’m off the bounce or the catch with his feet set. Good balance and a consistent follow through. He is older for his grade. The athleticism could be a question long term. He has a high floor as a prospect with a solid game that can fit comfortably as a secondary on ball or off ball at the next level.