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Brandie Harrod

Small Forward/Combo Guard

2025 Class

6'1" Height

Putnam City North School

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About Brandie

Brandie Harrod is a 6'1" Small Forward/Combo Guard in the 2025 class. Harrod attends Putnam City North in Oklahoma. Harrod's Player Profile was created on August 9, 2021. Subscribe to Prep Girls Hoops to see where Brandie Harrod is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Sam Duren

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One of the state’s elite prospect finished her high school career with an impressive addition to her resume, a State Championship. She’s the best overall athlete in this class and produced like it with a 18 point and 10 rebound title game performance. Half her boards came on the offensive glass, where her ability to generate second chance points helped gradually swing the Lady Panthers’ way.

1 year ago

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Johnny Vick

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The number One ranked small forward/combo guard in the 2025 class has committed to Auburn University in the SEC. Also noted is that Brandie has transferred to Putnam City North for her Senior season. PCN has a solid returning core then add transfers like Brandie and PCN could be in the hunt come end of the season.

Taking a look at the Class 2025 players Ranked 6-10

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2 years ago

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Johnny Vick

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Ranked #8 overall and Ranked #1 in the small forward Brandie is a dynamic player on both ends of the court. Brandie is a complete player possessing all skills need to be a elite scorer. The lefty small forward handles the ball like point guard and knocks down the outside shot like a shooting guard. Lockdown defense giving up no ground when defending the ball. Example of her defensiveness being named 22-23 Conference Defensive Player of the Year. A possible double double every time she hits the court. Brandi has received offers from local Big 12 programs to SEC powerhouses.

Reached 1,000 points in 2024 season

GMAC 23-24 Conference MVP

Jan 2024 stat line: 20pts and 21rebonds vs a State Finalist Team

2 years ago

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Sam Duren

Prep Girls Hoops Lead Scout

One of the top athletes in Oklahoma’s loaded 2025 class, Harrod started April by picking up an offer from Oklahoma State. Her highlight tapes on Hudl make it easy to see why, as the page is filled with double double performances and even a “5 by 5” where she filled the stat sheet. Long armed and quick off the floor, she looks to be an outstanding rebounder on both ends of the court. With the ability to be a transition monster, thanks to good end to end speed. Which pairs well with strong body control on crossovers, euro steps and other moves to avoid defenders and get to the rim. The lefty Millwood Falcon is a big time talent with the upside to continuing raising her ceiling.

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2 years ago

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Simmie Colson

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Harrod had me thinking HURRAH because first of all, she’s “long and athletic” one more time, that is and always will be the base. I enjoyed her “you won’t outwork me” mindset on both ends yet her timing to block, alter and (or) deflect shots got me going. She rebounded, on both ends and handled the ball afterward, yet she sliced by defenders in the set to score off the dribble. Defense was solid, so was her dropping the 3 ball

2 years ago

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Jason Green

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You hear the word or words “college-ready” thrown around a lot when it comes to Brandie and that is mainly because of her size. She is a true six-footer and she is very, strong. But, she has the handles and mobility of a guard. You’ll find her playing pretty much anywhere, including in the paint where she grabs a large number of rebounds and puts a hurting on anyone brave enough to bring it down the lane. She is a tough player who is built for the D-I game and perhaps the most exciting part? She just keeps improving and improving every time I see her play! There’s a reason that more and more schools are offering her each month and I would expect that pattern to continue as they discover how ready this junior is to play college ball.

3 years ago