Fuller has one of the highest-motors in the Palmetto State. Whether it’s on the offensive end setting screens, moving without the ball, and crashing the offensive glass, or the defensive end with multi-positional defending, you will notice Braylon’s presence whenever he is on the floor and I’m excited to see him in high-intensity games this winter.

Braylon’s name was one I was familiar with coming into the weekend, but he was a pleasant surprise off the bench for Southern Kings in their game two win over SC Elite Family. Fuller brought two-way energy and rebounding as soon as he was inserted into the game, but as it got more open in the second half, there were more driving lanes for him to get to the cup and score himself. Braylon isn’t shy to get on the floor for loose balls and mix it up in the paint with bigger players, but he is also skilled enough to play off two feet at the rim and pull up in his spots in the mid-range. Fuller finished with 19 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals, and 1 block in the win.