My younger (not little) brother is the tallest kid in his school as a sophomore and loves basketball, who should he be watching?

My younger brother is 15 and loves basketball, he just made the JV team as a sophomore and is currently 6’7” 180, and hasn’t grown less than 3 inches in a year since he was born, the family expects him to reach at least 6’10” or 6’11”. His arms make his legs look short and he can stuff it (apparent you cant say the D work or your post gets deleted) “days when my joints and bones aren’t sore its easy, but most of the time they are sore and its harder”.

As you can probably image from the age gap, our dad is much older than average so doesnt work with him in the gym and i live in the next state over and dont spend as much time with him as i would like. I played a bit of basketball in high school (JV through junior year) but was only ok and prioritized golf and baseball. I love watching my schools and pro teams but I’m no coach or expert, and id like to help him start watching the right players to learn, but also in games and in a college setting so he can set good expectations for himself.

Of course Hunter Dickenson is the top brow of big men but id like to find some solid guys that he can watch that might help him out a ton, especially rebounding and defense guys and on teams that might get more national coverage he can watch. I went to CSU and am Familiar with Graham Ike which i have suggested, but maybe more knowledgeable people would have better suggestions.

His biggest weaknesses right now are playing timid, getting open in the post and utilizing his length on offense (hes a natural at using that length on defense, other teams run away from the paint like ants when hes in). His coach runs a small-ball motion offense that runs the baseline and never really gives him a chance to do any kind of pick-n-roll stuff, as a result he doesnt get many minutes either (6-7 minutes total in his last game which was 4x10 minute quarters).

I also would love to start sending him videos that he can use for drills or education to learn more about the sport, so youtube creators would be a great help as well.

Any advice or help would be greatly appreciated! Id love to see my brother excel at something he loves and maybe pay for college while he’s at it.