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Arkansas' Trevon Brazile Emerges as NBA Draft Prospect
Razorbacks forward's strong senior season boosts his stock ahead of June draft
Mar. 28, 2026 at 3:55pm
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Trevon Brazile's athleticism and versatility have made him an intriguing NBA draft prospect after a strong senior season at Arkansas.Fayetteville TodayAfter a rollercoaster college career, Arkansas forward Trevon Brazile has emerged as a potential NBA draft pick this summer. The 6-foot-10 senior averaged 13 points, 8 rebounds, 2 blocks and 1 steal per game in his final 45 college contests, showcasing his versatile skillset as a stretch big man with elite athleticism.
Why it matters
Brazile's development is a testament to his perseverance, as he overcame an ACL injury and inconsistent play earlier in his career to become an impactful two-way player for the Razorbacks. His combination of size, length and shooting touch has NBA teams intrigued, and he could be a valuable addition for a team looking to add frontcourt depth and athleticism.
The details
Brazile played 105 games over four seasons at Arkansas, including a 42-game stretch where his production dipped significantly. But he found his groove in the final year under head coach John Calipari, averaging a career-high in points, rebounds, blocks and steals per game. His 35.3% shooting from 3-point range and low turnover rate (9.2%) have scouts excited about his potential as a modern NBA big man.
- Brazile suffered an ACL injury that derailed his growth and limited Arkansas' ceiling in the 2022-23 season.
- In March 2025, Brazile flipped a figurative switch and regained his old form, averaging 13 points, 8 rebounds, 2 blocks and 1 steal over the final 45 games of his college career.
- With less than 90 days until the 2026 NBA Draft, Brazile will have opportunities to showcase his skills at the combine and in private workouts.
The players
Trevon Brazile
A 6-foot-10, 230-pound senior forward for the Arkansas Razorbacks, Brazile emerged as an NBA draft prospect after a strong final season in college.
John Calipari
The head coach of the Arkansas Razorbacks, Calipari helped develop Brazile into an NBA-caliber player after taking over the program in 2024.
What they’re saying
“Oh, [Trevon Brazile] has been terrific. He didn't have a great game [against Arizona], but he still did some good stuff. We needed him, you know. When they talked to me yesterday about the game, I said, 'He has to have a big game.' He played good, but we needed more if we were going to have a chance, and we knew that. But he's gotten so much better.”
— John Calipari, Head Coach, Arkansas Razorbacks
What’s next
Brazile will look to impress NBA teams at the upcoming draft combine and in private workouts leading up to the 2026 NBA Draft in June.
The takeaway
Brazile's perseverance and development into a versatile, two-way big man have made him an intriguing NBA prospect. His combination of size, athleticism and shooting touch could make him a valuable addition for a team looking to add frontcourt depth and upside.
