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The Bradley coaches are all back in town after several weeks of criss-crossing the country while recruiting. There is nothing much new to report on Bradley's recruits, but here is a recruiting article from IlllinoisPrepBullseye.com-
There are a couple references to Bradley-
One is with Jordan Threloff of Dekalb HS, and rayvonte Rice of Champaign Centennial HS--
... While it was initially believed that 6'10 class of 2010 center Jordan Threloff from DeKalb High School in DeKalb, IL would be ready to offer a verbal commitment by the end of July, Mike Weinstein, Threloff's traveling team coach and the CEO of the Rising Stars is now telling us that both Threloff and 6'3 class of 2010 forward Rayvonte Rice from Centennial High School in Champaign, IL might take some extra time to weigh all of their options and see if additional scholarship offers come in. Thus, their recruitments could end up lasting a bit longer than originally expected.
... Staying on the subject of Threloff and Rice, both players drew virtually an entire contingent of coaches from the Missouri Valley on the opening day of action, with Drake, Evansville, Illinois State, Missouri State, Southern Illinois, Bradley, and Indiana State being among the schools represented.
The other reference to Bradley is regarding hollis Hill and his teammate Aaron Williams of Chicago Vocational HS-
... Now that 6'0 class of 2010 guard Hollis Hill and 6'5 class of 2010 forward Aaron Williams, both from Vocational High School in Chicago, have decided to reopen their recruitment after initially committing to Wisconsin-Milwaukee, other schools now showing interest include Murray State, Bradley, Illinois-Chicago, Illinois State and Chicago State. All had coaches on hand to watch them in Orlando.
And one bit of new breaking tonight is regarding 6'4" Eric Gaines of Hillcrest HS. I do not believe Bradley has been recruiting him, but ISU has been-
... Eric Gaines, the 6'4 point guard from Hillcrest High School in Country Club Hills, IL is receiving interest from Loyola-Chicago, Niagara and Illinois State among others.
But today, Gaines surprised everyone and announced a verbal committment to Kent State University--
There are a couple references to Bradley-
One is with Jordan Threloff of Dekalb HS, and rayvonte Rice of Champaign Centennial HS--
... While it was initially believed that 6'10 class of 2010 center Jordan Threloff from DeKalb High School in DeKalb, IL would be ready to offer a verbal commitment by the end of July, Mike Weinstein, Threloff's traveling team coach and the CEO of the Rising Stars is now telling us that both Threloff and 6'3 class of 2010 forward Rayvonte Rice from Centennial High School in Champaign, IL might take some extra time to weigh all of their options and see if additional scholarship offers come in. Thus, their recruitments could end up lasting a bit longer than originally expected.
... Staying on the subject of Threloff and Rice, both players drew virtually an entire contingent of coaches from the Missouri Valley on the opening day of action, with Drake, Evansville, Illinois State, Missouri State, Southern Illinois, Bradley, and Indiana State being among the schools represented.
The other reference to Bradley is regarding hollis Hill and his teammate Aaron Williams of Chicago Vocational HS-
... Now that 6'0 class of 2010 guard Hollis Hill and 6'5 class of 2010 forward Aaron Williams, both from Vocational High School in Chicago, have decided to reopen their recruitment after initially committing to Wisconsin-Milwaukee, other schools now showing interest include Murray State, Bradley, Illinois-Chicago, Illinois State and Chicago State. All had coaches on hand to watch them in Orlando.
And one bit of new breaking tonight is regarding 6'4" Eric Gaines of Hillcrest HS. I do not believe Bradley has been recruiting him, but ISU has been-
... Eric Gaines, the 6'4 point guard from Hillcrest High School in Country Club Hills, IL is receiving interest from Loyola-Chicago, Niagara and Illinois State among others.
But today, Gaines surprised everyone and announced a verbal committment to Kent State University--
