University of Georgia Athletics
2026-27 Men's Basketball Roster
Jersey Number 30
Brandon Klatsky
- Position:
- Guard
- Height:
- 6-4
- Class:
- Redshirt Senior
- Hometown:
- Colts Neck, N.J.
- High School:
- Ranney School
- Prev Team:
- Ranney School
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2025-26 Season Highlights:
• Checked in to seven games.
• Averaged 1.1 points, 0.1 rebounds and 0.3 steals in 1.6 minutes of playing time in those contests.
• Enjoyed perhaps the most efficient 68 seconds any Bulldog will produce to close out the season opener against Bellarmine.
• Scored five points (the first of his career) and collecting two steals against the Knights.
• Knocked down a 3-pointer from the right corner with 57 seconds left to push Georgia to 100 points on the night against Bellarmine.
• Recorded a steal and then scored on a layup on the other end with 12 seconds remaining versus the Knights.
• Turned down a third scoring opportunity after a steal with eight seconds remaining, choosing to dribble out the clock instead of making an uncontested layup.
• After the Bellarmine game, undoubtedly led the nation in “per-40” scoring at 176.5 ppg.
• Knocked down another 3-pointer in the closing minutes of a 120-81 victory over Morehead State.
2024-25 Season Highlights:
• Joined in Athens prior to the season by his older brother, Alex, who is a graduate manager with the Bulldogs after playing at Florida the past five years...including three campaigns under Mike White.
• Checked into six games during the season, including Georgia’s NCAA Tournament matchup with No. 24 Gonzaga.
• Played the final four minutes of UGA’s 114-76 exhibition victory over UCF.
• After playing in three of 37 games in 2023-24, checked in for the closing minutes in five of the first 11 contests of 2024-25.
• Recorded his first career rebound against Alabama A&M.
• Attempted two of this three shots from the field – both from 3-point range – during 2024-25 against Jacksonville.
2023-24 Season Highlights:
• Saw action in three games, averaging 1.7 minutes of playing time on those contests.
• Scored three points, grabbed four rebounds and dished out an assist in 16 minutes of action during Georgia’s first game of its tour of Italy in July.
• Posted two points in 13 minutes of PT in the Bulldogs’ final outing of their three contests in Italy.
• Missed UGA’s exhibition outing against Eastern Kentucky due to an ankle sprain.
• Logged his first regular-season action as a Bulldog in the closing minutes of Georgia’s win over North Florida.
• Checked in for the final two minutes of the Bulldogs’ final non-conference outing against Alabama A&M.
• Played the final minute of Georgia’s season finale against Seton Hall in the semifinals of the NIT at historic Hinkle Fieldhouse.
2023-23 Season Highlights:
• Named to the SEC’s First-Year Academic Honor Roll.
• Walk-on who did not log playing time during the regular season while securing a redshirt year.
• Checked in for the final minute of action during Georgia’s preseason exhibition victory over Georgia College.
• Twice faced his older brother Alex, who was on the Florida Gators’ roster, during the 2022-23 season.
High School Highlights:
• Coached by former Mayland standout Tahj Holden at the Ranney School.
• Holden helped Maryland post 103 wins, capture the 2002 NCAA Championship and reach the 2001 Final Four during his collegiate career with the Terrapins from 1999-2003.
• A four-year letterwinner at Ranney and helped the Panthers compile a 78-20 record from 2018-22, including a perfect 38-0 mark in Shore Conference outings.
• Averaged 5.5 points in 61 career outings at Ranney, posting 11 double-figure scoring performances.
• Produced more than 55 percent of his career points on 3-pointers, connecting on nearly twice as many trifectas (62) as shots from the floor inside the arc (35).
• As a senior, averaged 6.1 points per game to help Ranney compile a 21-6 record and reach the championship game of the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) South Jersey Non-Public B Tournament. Just so you’ll know, that’s also the semifinal round of the overall state tourney not the title contest.
• Posted a season-high 15 points against Moorestown Friend School in the opening round of the South Jersey tourney.
• As a junior, contributed 4.2 points, 2.1 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 1.1 steals per game to help the Panthers finish 9-1 and reach the semifinals of the Shore Conference Tournament.
• As a sophomore, scored 7.1 points per game as Ranney posted a 17-10 overall record and reached the first round of the NJSIAA South Jersey Non-Public B Tournament.
• Scored a career-high 22 points – 21 of those coming from 3-point range – against Point Pleasant Beach on Jan. 7.
• One of just two freshmen on the Panthers’ squad that finished 31-3 in 2018-19 en route to winning both the NJSIAA Non-Public B State Tournament and the NJSIAA Tournament of Champions.
• As a freshman, was teammates with his brother Alex, played at Florida from 2018-23 and is currently a graduate assistant on the Georgia staff.
• During his freshman year at Ranney, the roster also featured Scottie Lewis (Florida/Charlotte Hornets) and Bryan Antoine (Villanova)
Personal:
• Born May 5, 2003, Brandon is the son of Brian Klatsky and Nicole Klatsky and is majoring in Finance.
• Checked in to seven games.
• Averaged 1.1 points, 0.1 rebounds and 0.3 steals in 1.6 minutes of playing time in those contests.
• Enjoyed perhaps the most efficient 68 seconds any Bulldog will produce to close out the season opener against Bellarmine.
• Scored five points (the first of his career) and collecting two steals against the Knights.
• Knocked down a 3-pointer from the right corner with 57 seconds left to push Georgia to 100 points on the night against Bellarmine.
• Recorded a steal and then scored on a layup on the other end with 12 seconds remaining versus the Knights.
• Turned down a third scoring opportunity after a steal with eight seconds remaining, choosing to dribble out the clock instead of making an uncontested layup.
• After the Bellarmine game, undoubtedly led the nation in “per-40” scoring at 176.5 ppg.
• Knocked down another 3-pointer in the closing minutes of a 120-81 victory over Morehead State.
2024-25 Season Highlights:
• Joined in Athens prior to the season by his older brother, Alex, who is a graduate manager with the Bulldogs after playing at Florida the past five years...including three campaigns under Mike White.
• Checked into six games during the season, including Georgia’s NCAA Tournament matchup with No. 24 Gonzaga.
• Played the final four minutes of UGA’s 114-76 exhibition victory over UCF.
• After playing in three of 37 games in 2023-24, checked in for the closing minutes in five of the first 11 contests of 2024-25.
• Recorded his first career rebound against Alabama A&M.
• Attempted two of this three shots from the field – both from 3-point range – during 2024-25 against Jacksonville.
2023-24 Season Highlights:
• Saw action in three games, averaging 1.7 minutes of playing time on those contests.
• Scored three points, grabbed four rebounds and dished out an assist in 16 minutes of action during Georgia’s first game of its tour of Italy in July.
• Posted two points in 13 minutes of PT in the Bulldogs’ final outing of their three contests in Italy.
• Missed UGA’s exhibition outing against Eastern Kentucky due to an ankle sprain.
• Logged his first regular-season action as a Bulldog in the closing minutes of Georgia’s win over North Florida.
• Checked in for the final two minutes of the Bulldogs’ final non-conference outing against Alabama A&M.
• Played the final minute of Georgia’s season finale against Seton Hall in the semifinals of the NIT at historic Hinkle Fieldhouse.
2023-23 Season Highlights:
• Named to the SEC’s First-Year Academic Honor Roll.
• Walk-on who did not log playing time during the regular season while securing a redshirt year.
• Checked in for the final minute of action during Georgia’s preseason exhibition victory over Georgia College.
• Twice faced his older brother Alex, who was on the Florida Gators’ roster, during the 2022-23 season.
High School Highlights:
• Coached by former Mayland standout Tahj Holden at the Ranney School.
• Holden helped Maryland post 103 wins, capture the 2002 NCAA Championship and reach the 2001 Final Four during his collegiate career with the Terrapins from 1999-2003.
• A four-year letterwinner at Ranney and helped the Panthers compile a 78-20 record from 2018-22, including a perfect 38-0 mark in Shore Conference outings.
• Averaged 5.5 points in 61 career outings at Ranney, posting 11 double-figure scoring performances.
• Produced more than 55 percent of his career points on 3-pointers, connecting on nearly twice as many trifectas (62) as shots from the floor inside the arc (35).
• As a senior, averaged 6.1 points per game to help Ranney compile a 21-6 record and reach the championship game of the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) South Jersey Non-Public B Tournament. Just so you’ll know, that’s also the semifinal round of the overall state tourney not the title contest.
• Posted a season-high 15 points against Moorestown Friend School in the opening round of the South Jersey tourney.
• As a junior, contributed 4.2 points, 2.1 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 1.1 steals per game to help the Panthers finish 9-1 and reach the semifinals of the Shore Conference Tournament.
• As a sophomore, scored 7.1 points per game as Ranney posted a 17-10 overall record and reached the first round of the NJSIAA South Jersey Non-Public B Tournament.
• Scored a career-high 22 points – 21 of those coming from 3-point range – against Point Pleasant Beach on Jan. 7.
• One of just two freshmen on the Panthers’ squad that finished 31-3 in 2018-19 en route to winning both the NJSIAA Non-Public B State Tournament and the NJSIAA Tournament of Champions.
• As a freshman, was teammates with his brother Alex, played at Florida from 2018-23 and is currently a graduate assistant on the Georgia staff.
• During his freshman year at Ranney, the roster also featured Scottie Lewis (Florida/Charlotte Hornets) and Bryan Antoine (Villanova)
Personal:
• Born May 5, 2003, Brandon is the son of Brian Klatsky and Nicole Klatsky and is majoring in Finance.
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