[kywldcat01]

I never said he could play anywhere he wanted. I'm just saying he can play D1. The difference between D1 and NAIA is size and quickness. I might even go to the edge and say shooters might even be better at the NAIA level because they have to rely on that more than size and quickness. He sure has the quickness and basketball savy as a point guard. We also knocked off a D1 school when I played at the NAIA level because of shooting and basketball savy.

I wouldn't say NAIA has better shooters. If they were that good, a D1 squad would pick them up. On average, D1 players are simply bigger, stronger and faster than NAIA players. The biggest difference IMO is the NAIA teams/players seem to be more fundamentally sound because they can't always rely on their talent or athleticism against the competition.