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I'm trying to remember a game that I saw Bradley play in person but I may be remembering wrong...I thought it was a low scoring hold the ball 4 corners type of game where we held the ball 5-6 minutes at a time before shooting and I thought it was against Indiana State...where do you research school records for every season...maybe I'm using the search box wrong.
I'm remembering a Bradley loss, in a rare slow down game, of 27-24 or 29-26 or maybe I'm just remembering some other team.
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Thanks for the tip, I found this link..http://www.nmnathletics.com//pdf5/21012.pdf 125% on the zoom works better.
I must have been thinking of a different game I watched with different schools involved. Probably a game on TV North Carolina played. And I thought I saw Bradley play the four corner offense
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Originally posted by BU RICK View PostThanks for the tip, I found this link..http://www.nmnathletics.com//pdf5/21012.pdf 125% on the zoom works better.
I must have been thinking of a different game I watched with different schools involved. Probably a game on TV North Carolina played. And I thought I saw Bradley play the four corner offenseWhat part of illegal don't you understand?
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Harold McMath was one of my mom's favorite Braves- true blue-collar, whatever it took to win, he would do...
Nice kid on top of that...???We all want Bradley to win. If our methods and visions for that are different, then so be it. Don't ever attempt to tell me I am not a fan!???
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Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
I came across this article- Harold has been living in Australia, and has a 6'8" son, Clay McMath who is now a freshman at ..Bryant University ..
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Originally posted by tornado View PostPeople forget that Larry Bird was not alone on that team -- Carl Nicks had NBA talent -- and played 3 seasons in the NBA
Bird & Nicks are the only two Indiana State players to have stepped on an NBA court at any time in the last 50+ years.
BTW -- Bradley has had at least 38 different players get drafted in the NBA Draft..and it's actually more because some, like Granger, don't count on BU's total in this tally.
That is BY FAR the most of any team currently in the Missouri Valley.
Care to guess which current Valley team has had the 2nd MOST players drafted???
Might be hard to believe - but it's Drake with 28...with 12 of them playing in NBA games...
http://www.basketball-reference.com/...?college=drake
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Originally posted by Old Coach View PostWhat are the modern era statistics?
If you mean since the 80's then BU has more players drafted or playing in the NBA than any other Valley team
If you mean since the 90's then BU has more players drafted or playing in the NBA than any other Valley team
If you mean this past decade then BU has more players drafted or played in the NBA than any other Valley team
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Bryant is off to a decent start (2-1 with their only loss to ranked Gonzaga)
Clay McMath, the son of past BU Brave Harold McMath, starts at PF..but Bryant has a kid who is really lighting it up...
Dyami Starks LEADS THE NATION CURRENTLY IN SCORING...
Dyami Starks, a 6-2 shooting guard out of Duluth Minnesota who was barely recruited by anyone, efficiently scored 35 points in EACH of his two games played (even against Gonzaga) -
..he doesn't miss a whole lot - he is hitting 58% from the field, 47% from 3-pt, 89% from the FT line.
He averaged 18 ppg last year and is currently a junior.
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