Brian Flinn:
Future150 National Recruiting Analyst. Covering high school basketball nationally.
Manhattan, NY (Future150) -- Moses Brown may not be a big name in recruiting circles just yet, but if Sunday was any indication; it's only a matter of time.
The now 6-foot-11 big man was fantastic, scoring 14 and grabbing 10 boards en route to Molloy's first win of the season. He was also a force defensively, blocking three shots and altering countless others.
“Well I know that I am not at my full potential right now, I’ll say around mid-junior year I’ll be where I want to be and doing what I want to do on the court,” Brown said of his game.
The recruitment process has just begun for Brown, who already holds offers from the likes of Iona, St. Peter's, and Manhattan. St. John's has had him on campus for multiple unofficial visits so far this season.
With plenty of coaches on hand for his game this past sunday, it appears it's only a matter of time before the high-major offers begin to come in. Maryland was on hand for the contest along with St. John's, both schools must have liked what they saw from the big man.
While neither program has offered yet, don't be surprised to see Brown's name linked with the Terps in coming weeks, and for the hometown program, St. John's, to be the first high-major to extend an official offer. If Brown continues to play like he did in his first game of the season, those will be just two of many high level programs looking to garner a commitment from him.
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