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Message: [QUOTE="ZenConn, post: 5152988, member: 186"] Lack of competition in high school but I think the potential is there but will take some time to get adjusted to the speed and athleticism at a high D1 level. From looking at his HS schedule, he has 2 games total vs high level recruits - postseason not included. Azavier Robinson, a Butler commit, put up 30 on his team and lost. Tre Singleton , a Northwestern commit, is next on his schedule. I think that's about it from the competition standpoint in the regular season. We've gotten pampered with Liam's ultra quick development at this level and much of it goes back to him practicing against high D1 recruits on a daily basis and games against the best teams in the nation. I want to be wrong but I think Braylon will be a 3 year player perhaps 2. [/QUOTE]