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  • Nate Navigato - unofficial visit Thursday 4/23

    Nate has been released from his LOI to Buffalo.




    If you cant go to school go to STATE!!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUULXFNE0V0

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    This would be a nice pick-up IMO.....6'7" three point shooter.....Bradley gets a visit the day after his release from Buffalo.....

    Nate Navigato is a 6'7 F attending Geneva High School in Geneva, Illinois. This was Nate's second year starting on varsity. Last season, after averaging 16...

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Big Mike View Post
      This would be a nice pick-up IMO.....6'7" three point shooter.....Bradley gets a visit the day after his release from Buffalo.....

      https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lnRWAW_22AA
      I suspect that if Coach Wardle thinks he can play in the MVC, he'll offer him while he's on campus tomorrow. If he leaves without an offer, then I think it's safe to say that he won't be coming to the Hilltop.

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      • #4
        I counted at least 10 made layups!

        Did any player on the Bradley squad any time these last many years make this many in only one year themselves? I lost count on the threes. Wow. MUST HAVE HIM HERE!!!

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        • #5
          I'm all for a gunner who can drain 3's, and I also trust that Coach Wardle will be able to ID kids who can actually compete in the MVC. A lot of these kids have MAC/Horizon type schools going after them. Would feel a little better if we beat out ISU red or ISU blue/Evansville for recruits instead of Buffalo.

          BUT!!!!! Player development and finding SKILLED players excites me. Bring on the long range gunner!

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          • #6
            Saw him at State..I thought he was pretty good...talented enough for MVC....see if Coach agrees
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              • #8
                Originally posted by ancona flash View Post
                I'm all for a gunner who can drain 3's, and I also trust that Coach Wardle will be able to ID kids who can actually compete in the MVC. A lot of these kids have MAC/Horizon type schools going after them. Would feel a little better if we beat out ISU red or ISU blue/Evansville for recruits instead of Buffalo.

                BUT!!!!! Player development and finding SKILLED players excites me. Bring on the long range gunner!
                I agree. That is why I believe Okafor will be an MVC level point guard. He had originally committed to Mizzou. I'm also confident Suggs will be a contributor during his four years hear. We must all remember, this is late in the recruiting process, for Wardle and his staff to try to recruit players to play in the Valley. Before the Bradley job opened he was recruiting players to play in the Horizion League, which other than the top couple of teams is very much sub par compared to the Valley.

                Most the players that sign this late in the spring signing period, are usually players that either have limited offers, bloomed late in their senior season, or the schools they signed earlier with fired the coach and they got released from their LOI.

                The Bradley staff is trying to find a way to fill out the roster for the upcoming season, with the best players available. These will be "good" kids that are decent shooters and are fundamentally sound, but may be a little lacking in quickness and/or size. There effort and attitude will help us get through the season

                This coming fall is when we can expect to see the impact players that will truly move us to the upper level of the MVC.

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                • #9
                  One correction- it was Ronnie Suggs who was originally committed to Missouri, not Okafor.

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                  • #10
                    Ronnie Suggs' contribution to the team

                    Originally posted by Vent View Post
                    I agree. That is why I believe Okafor will be an MVC level point guard. He had originally committed to Mizzou. I'm also confident Suggs will be a contributor during his four years hear. We must all remember, this is late in the recruiting process, for Wardle and his staff to try to recruit players to play in the Valley. Before the Bradley job opened he was recruiting players to play in the Horizion League, which other than the top couple of teams is very much sub par compared to the Valley.

                    Most the players that sign this late in the spring signing period, are usually players that either have limited offers, bloomed late in their senior season, or the schools they signed earlier with fired the coach and they got released from their LOI.

                    The Bradley staff is trying to find a way to fill out the roster for the upcoming season, with the best players available. These will be "good" kids that are decent shooters and are fundamentally sound, but may be a little lacking in quickness and/or size. There effort and attitude will help us get through the season

                    This coming fall is when we can expect to see the impact players that will truly move us to the upper level of the MVC.
                    I totally agree with the comments....however I believe that Ronnie Suggs will not only be a contributor....I believe that he will be a "STAR"...in this league!

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                    • #11
                      Dave Reynolds confirms that Nate Navigato will be visiting Bradley today (Thurs.4/23)

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                      • #12
                        Nate has received a scholarship offer today from Coach Wardle. It will be interesting to see if we hear anything soon or not.



                        If you cant go to school go to STATE!!

                        http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUULXFNE0V0

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
                          One correction- it was Ronnie Suggs who was originally committed to Missouri, not Okafor.
                          That is correct.

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                          • #14
                            Nate Navigato reportedly has 3 offers since he was released from his commitment to Buffalo- UIC, Bradley, and American.

                            With UIC just getting a commitment from Julian Torres, perhaps it reduces the chance Nate Navigato considers them. I think new coach Steve McClain still has a scholarship or two to work with, but their incoming freshman class now has 3 big men (6'9" Julian Torres, 6'9" Garrett Bye, and 6'7" Hassan Thomas), plus they have 5 other big men on the roster who appear to be returning.

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                            • #15
                              I would rather see Nate as a walk on. I'm don't believe he can play at the mid to upper level. The schools we are competing with don't impress me (Buffalo, UIC, American). I'd rather save the scholarship. Just my opinion.

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