Johni Broome

Professional basketball player

American Plant City, Florida, U.S.

Quick Info

ProfessionProfessional basketball player
NationalityAmerican
Date of Birth19/07/2002
Age24 years
BirthplacePlant City, Florida, U.S.

Latest News about Johni Broome

26/06/2025

The Philadelphia 76ers selected Johni Broome with the No. 35 pick in the second round of the 2025 NBA Draft. He entered the draft after a standout senior season at Auburn in which he was named SEC Player of the Year and won the Karl Malone Award.

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Bio/Wiki

Full NameJohni Broome
Known ForPlaying forward/center for the Philadelphia 76ers
Current TeamPhiladelphia 76ers
College Teams
  • Morehead State Eagles
  • Auburn Tigers
NBA Draft2025, Round 2, Pick 35 by the Philadelphia 76ers

Physical Stats & More

Height6 ft 10 in (2.08 m)
Weight235 lb (107 kg)
PositionForward / Center
Jersey Number22

Educational Qualification(s)

CollegeAuburn University
Earlier CollegeMorehead State University

Personal Life

PronunciationJUH-nye
Interests
  • Hanging out with friends
  • Going to the beach
  • Playing video games

Relationships & More

FatherJohn Broome
MotherJulie Broome
Siblings
  • John Broome Jr.
  • Jade’a

Family

FatherJohn Broome
MotherJulie Broome
BrotherJohn Broome Jr.
SisterJade’a

Career

High School
  • Plant City High School
  • Tampa Catholic High School
College Career
  • Morehead State (2020–2022)
  • Auburn (2022–2025)
Professional Career
  • Philadelphia 76ers (2025–present)
  • Delaware Blue Coats (2025, assignment)
Notable Honors
  • 2024–25 SEC Player of the Year
  • Karl Malone Award winner
  • OVC Defensive Player of the Year
  • OVC Freshman of the Year

Style Quotient

Playing StyleLeft unspecified in source data
Dominant RoleRebounder and shot-blocker

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. He was born on 19 July 2002.
2. His first name is pronounced JUH-nye.
3. He was the 35th overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft.
4. He played two seasons at Morehead State before transferring to Auburn.
5. He was the lone SEC player to average a double-double in 2024–25.
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