Brandon Demond Moss, a professional basketball player born 5 March 1994 whose college rosters list him as being from Bessemer, Alabama. He was the No. 1 overall pick of the 2024 BIG3 Draft and is a co-captain of the Chicago Triplets.
205 is the telephone area code for Birmingham, Alabama and its surrounds — including Bessemer, the hometown printed on his LSU Alexandria roster in 2015–16, 2016–17 and 2017–18.
No source explains the origin. What is published is what it means on the floor: the Danny Rumph Classic wrote in 2024 that “Bodybag is both his name and his game,” describing a night of hammer dunks, and he told them “let people know if Bodybag is on your team, it’s a real dub.”
Yes. BIG3’s own post-draft roster release for 2024 lists him on the 3 Headed Monsters under coach Rashard Lewis, and BIG3’s official account posted “The #1 draft pick Brandon Moss” in June 2024. He now plays for the Chicago Triplets.
No. No NBA, G League or NBA Summer League appearance appears in any source checked. His professional career has been overseas, in the BIG3, and in American tournament basketball.
He played 36 games for Yulon Luxgen in the 2025–26 SBL season and averaged 26.1 points, 18.0 rebounds and 5.8 assists in 37.3 minutes. Eurobasket carries the game-by-game log: a 43-point game, a 41-point game, and three games of 29 rebounds.
Instagram itself shows 27.9K followers and 682 posts for @bodybag_205. YouTube shows 1.35K subscribers, X shows 669 followers and Twitch shows 120. The marketing directory Influencer Hero, which ranked him second in a “Top 70 Basketball Influencers in the US” list, states 29k — a rounded third-party figure that does not match Instagram’s own count, so Instagram’s is used here.
No. There is no shop, no merchandise, no camp, no clinic, no training programme, no course and no published rate card. He has no website. This was checked directly and the absence is the finding — nothing has been invented to fill the gap.
None that can be verified. He publishes no partner list or media kit and no named brand deal appears in any source checked. See Partners for what the logos there actually are.
There is no published email, booking page or management contact. The only routes are his own accounts — see Contact — or his representation, CREED Sports and Entertainment.
No. He has no official website. This is an unofficial profile assembled from published sources, and every claim on it is attributed.
