3 receptions, 67 receiving yards, one touchdown

When you look at the wide receivers in 11AAA, I don’t think there’s a better one-two punch in their receiving core than they have at Sioux Falls O’Gorman especially in their 2028 class as we mentioned Charron just a few minutes ago, but Division 1 offered and WR1 Braylon Treasure Braylon Treasure 6'2" | 160 lbs | WR O'Gorman | 2028 State SD was another Knights wide receiver that was a big key in their win against Sioux Falls Lincoln. Obviously’ we have him as our WR1 for a reason, but the development Braylon’s shown with his elusiveness after the catch is what really stuck out quickly to me in his Week 1 eval. He’s really balanced along the edges with his footwork as Braylon was one that even as a 8th grader that was hard to miss back then. More Division 1 schools need to get after this young man ASAP.

If you haven’t been paying attention, South Dakota is on a recent hot streak of WR talent, and the tradition seems to be alive and well in the 2028 class with Braylon Treasure. Sioux Falls’ product Treasure was dusting kids during 1v1s, displayed a good understanding of the route tree, and nuance as a route runner. Gotta like it when a kid is explosive and productive during competition.

Braylon is another one that is riser in this 2028 class since we last put it together and has already put together a sound Spring outing on the 7v7 circuit. He’ been on my radar since he was a middle schooler, but what I have seen really grow is how sound his hands are thru contact and high traffic areas. You would have to be blind to miss on how high Braylon gets with his vertical as he’s taken a few DBs for a “head tap” as the kids call it already this 7v7 season. He’s another on that should be in the “offer now” group for 2028 prospects in this South Dakota class in my mind.

When I look aheade at the upcoming release of our 2028 rankings, the biggest riser I can tell that will be in my top-tier will be 2028 wide receiver Braylon Treasure Braylon Treasure 6'2" | 160 lbs | WR O'Gorman | 2028 State SD of Sioux Falls O’Gorman. Braylon is one of the most impressive route-runner that’s out there in this class and showed it last summer at camps as a 2028 that has electric change of direction on his routes for his age. We’ve had this young man on our radar since he was an eighth grader playing 7v7 and is one of very few 2028s in the state getting a lot of attention from Division I schools this early.