How Anthony Black & Brother Beckham Make Each Other Better

Beckham's handles, passing, and shooting look as in rhythm as one can ask for when combining skills for effective flare, basketball moves that look clean on highlights and get the job done to a tee. Anthony's game has recently taken a leap in some the same areas, showing how both continue to improve their ball skills in new, creative ways.

When I scouted Beckham's games with Duncanville in person at Oak Ridge back in 2024, the younger brother instantly impressed as an instinctual point guard setting up his team to succeed every play, dropping in clutch moments flashing his touch and showing off just how smooth his game can be.

After that game, I asked Anthony if he could describe his brother Beckham as person:

Funny guy. Shoot, he is a kid, so still growing up.

It is cool to see him maturing, but, a good kid.

Loves basketball, loves to compete. Super proud of him.Anthony Black

How The Beckham Brothers Learn From Each Other

Growing three inches taller over the past two years, Beckham Black now stands six-foot-four, gaining thirty pounds along the way, while posting the top vertical at OTE pro day, jumping forty inches high.

Beckham, five years Anthony's junior, continues to dominate the grassroots scene, helping him maintain his spot as one of the most impressive future pro basketball prospect in the country.

Continuing to refine his game by improving decision making with reps and developing skills is how Beckham can continue to ride this potential shooting star trajectory.

At Orlando Magic Media Day 2026, I asked Anthony about Beckham’s development and if the two are able to pick up any tricks from one another; AB confirmed that they bounce ideas off each other.

One hundred percent, he has gotten a lot better this year.

I definitely learn from him. He is a crafty player. He has got a lot of tools in his box. We bounce ideas off each other.

Super proud of him.Anthony Black

Being comfortable enough in your own game to be willing to learn from others is a skill in itself, often associated with coachability, the willingness to let others coach you to help you maximize your game.

A pair of brothers turning into an NBA player and the top high school prospect in the country could have gone the other direction, they could have been so naturally competitive that their desire to outwork the other without each other's help could have been a sticking point of pride; lucky for Beckham and Anthony, their bond is stronger than that, to the point where both actively look to help the other improve game by game, day by day.

Take it from Anthony, kids – even NBA players can still learn a thing or two from their little brother.