Did you know if you grow to 7 feet or higher in America you have a 70% chance of playing professional basketball? 70 PERCENT! That’s unreal. Let’s get down to brass tax though, how the fuck does this kid not have an offer from a single school?!!! He’s 7 feet tall. Kobe is great, then it kinda becomes a joke-y name when you put “Buffalomeat” behind it.
Personally, give me the Native American named “Brave” alllllllll day. Plus he’s part native American, with the name Brave? A marketers dream! This college football recruit a few weeks back went viral for his name Kobe Buffalomeat. “Brave Williams” you fucking kidding me? This kid deserves a full ride based on that alone. If given an opportunity, I believe I can reach my goals and become a better player.Meet Brave Williams, a 7'1" and 400-pound two-sport athlete, who is going unnoticed without any college offers /4geJCbVCUuįirst of all, look at this kids name. They have given me a solid foundation and have been my strongest supporters. I would also like to be the best student/athlete I can be while playing football at the next level. My goals are to graduate high school, attend college, and to obtain a degree in Criminology/Criminal Justice. I'm a trustworthy, dedicated, coachable young man who is always looking to learn on and off the field. The grind may not always be enjoyable, but seeing all your hard work pay off with success is the best feeling. I love the grind and motivating myself to be better. I never take plays off because every play matters.
The difference between me and other athletes is they can never out work me or have more heart than me. As a three-sport athlete, varsity football, basketball, and track, I’ve learned that good things come with hard work and dedication. Football is my passion and I’ve been playing since I was nine years old. My name is Braylen Williams, I am a 6’1”, 180 pound safety/defensive back who loves shutting down offensive opponents.
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