THE RIVALS150: 2016 | 2017

LAS VEGAS -- One of the class of 2017's top players, five-star

utility guard Troy Brown had all of his skills on display Tuesday

night. The 6-foot-6 junior did a little bit of everything as he led Las Vegas

(Nev.) Centennial to an easy win over Las Vegas (Nev.) Silverado while scoring

15 points, grabbing 10 rebounds and dishing out five assists.

With an assistant from California -- where he took an unofficial visit

to during the fall -- Brown snatched boards, led the break and disrupted things

on defense while sitting most of the fourth quarter and leading his team to a 30-point win.

Brown also took a visit to Arizona during the fall.

Said it before, but Troy Brown reminds me an awful lot of Evan Turner. Smooth, versatile perimeter player.- Eric Bossi (@ebosshoops) December 16, 2015

"I'm just trying to be as aggressive as possible and play the best defense I

can. I want me teammates to know I'm giving the best effort possible."

"The Cal visit was pretty good. I got to see my men Ivan Rabb and Jaylen Brown so it was pretty good. They just tell me that it's a great school

academically and that you can have a lot of fun there and the basketball program

is great as well."

"Arizona was the same thing. I got to see Ray Smith and

Justin Simon and see how much fun they were having and stuff like that. They

relayed the same message about having a good basketball team and being able to

play under a coach that played point guard."

"I don't really have a list."

WHAT'S NEXT?

In addition to Cal and Arizona, Brown mentioned programs like Kansas

(where his sister is a junior on the women's team), UNLV,

Ohio State, Stanford, Oregon, Texas and Duke

among others. He said that his next step is to cut a list down to around 10

final competitors shortly after the new year.

Brown said that the relationships with head coaches that he feels are the most

established right now include schools out West like Cal, Arizona and UNLV.

Though he seems to be at ease with the process and in no rush, his recruitment

looks like it is shaping up to be a battle of West Coast programs.

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