Moses Brown is a professional basketball center who chose UCLABruins over Kentucky, Maryland and Florida State in 2018. He entered the program as a five‑star prospect and quickly became the top newcomer of the 2018‑19 recruiting class.
Early Days
Brown honed his skills at Molloy High School, leading the team to the Catholic High School Athletic Association (CHSAA) finals in his junior year. He was named CHSAA MVP as a senior and became the first player from his school to earn McDonald’s All‑American honors since Kenny Anderson in 1989.
Fun Facts
The center’s decision to stay local for college earned him praise from coaches who noted his commitment to the community. He is known for his shot‑blocking ability, often recording double‑digit blocks in tournament play.
Family Life
Moses is the son of Wanda and Malcolm Brown. His parents have been active supporters of his basketball journey, frequently attending games and encouraging his academic pursuits.
Collaborations With
During his collegiate career, Brown worked closely with head coach Jim Larranaga and has played alongside notable teammates such as Kevin Knox II and Marcus Jones. He also trained with former NBA center Anthony Davis during a summer camp to refine his post moves.