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    Timoty van der Knaap sings NLI- he is officially a Bradley Brave - https://twitter.com/BradleyUMBB/stat...29445239705982


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    Coach Wardle's comments about "Timo", and some video highlights - https://twitter.com/BradleyUMBB/stat...31645269819621

    "Timo (Timoty) came highly recommended from our contacts over in Europe. He is a long wing that can do a little bit of everything on the court. He can handle the ball and play make, shoots the 3, posts up, and defensively can guard multiple positions." - Brian Wardle

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
      Timoty van der Knaap sings NLI- he is officially a Bradley Brave - https://twitter.com/BradleyUMBB/stat...29445239705982

      Welcome to Bradley Timo....your gonna love it!

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      • #4
        Sounds like Malevy. I'll take that!
        Larry Bird
        I've got a theory that if you give 100 percent all of the time, somehow things will work out in the end.

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        • #5
          Incoming Bradley freshman Timoty van der Knapp's older brother just committed to Hawaii - https://hawaiiathletics.com/news/202...national-guard

          Jacopo van der Knaap is 2 years older than Timo, and has been playing as an amateur in Spain and the Netherlands for the last 2 years.
          He is a 6'5" guard who averaged 13.0 points per game for a club team in Spain this past season - https://basketball.eurobasket.com/pl...r-Knaap/640961

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          • #6
            Timoty van der Knaap is on the Italy U20 National Team and will begin play this weekend at the U20 European Championships

            One blogger & scout notes Timoty as one of the BEST PROSPECTS on his U20 Watchlist



            also, Almar is mentioned

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            • #7
              The first day of classes for Bradley's fall semester of 2024 is next Wednesday, August, 21. Timoty van der Knaap was the only scholarship player who did not participate with the team this summer, because he was playing with his Italian National team. But he is enrolled and will be at Bradley for the fall semester.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
                The first day of classes for Bradley's fall semester of 2024 is next Wednesday, August, 21. Timoty van der Knaap was the only scholarship player who did not participate with the team this summer, because he was playing with his Italian National team. But he is enrolled and will be at Bradley for the fall semester.
                Some BU fans think Timo should redshirt. I disagree. I think he can provide size and skill on a rotational scale. Even if it's limited.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Nashville Cat View Post

                  Some BU fans think Timo should redshirt. I disagree. I think he can provide size and skill on a rotational scale. Even if it's limited.
                  I doubt any player wants to red shirt anymore with the way things are in college sports now.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by tomahawk chop View Post
                    I doubt any player wants to red shirt anymore with the way things are in college sports now.
                    And Coach Wardle has rarely used the redshirt option. I believe the only Wardle scholarship recruit to take a non-injury redshirt his freshman season was Jerome Merritt (2016-17), and that was because he had 10 new players the season before that, and the depth of guards gave him the luxury of redshirting a player like Merritt, who was such a raw talent that he needed the redshirt year. Merritt left Bradley and attended a junior college in Florida. He never did play at a Division I level.

                    There were a couple non-scholarship recruits who redshirted their freshman seasons, Lou Griffith (2016-17) and Sulaiman Agiste (2022-23), but they also left Bradley after their freshman year and never did return to Division I.
                    Antoine Pittman redshirted his junior year (2017-18 ) at Bradley at his own request, to work on his offense. He also finished his career at the D2 level.
                    And of course, Rienk Mast redshirted his freshman year, but it was necessary for his recovery from ACL repair.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Da Coach View Post

                      And Coach Wardle has rarely used the redshirt option. I believe the only Wardle scholarship recruit to take a non-injury redshirt his freshman season was Jerome Merritt (2016-17), and that was because he had 10 new players the season before that, and the depth of guards gave him the luxury of redshirting a player like Merritt, who was such a raw talent that he needed the redshirt year. Merritt left Bradley and attended a junior college in Florida. He never did play at a Division I level.

                      There were a couple non-scholarship recruits who redshirted their freshman seasons, Lou Griffith (2016-17) and Sulaiman Agiste (2022-23), but they also left Bradley after their freshman year and never did return to Division I.
                      Antoine Pittman redshirted his junior year (2017-18 ) at Bradley at his own request, to work on his offense. He also finished his career at the D2 level.
                      And of course, Rienk Mast redshirted his freshman year, but it was necessary for his recovery from ACL repair.
                      I really liked Pitt-bull (Antoine Pittman), but with new talent coming in, was hard for him to get back on the court. He celebrated as much as the other guys when we won Arch Madness in 2019.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Da Coach View Post

                        And Coach Wardle has rarely used the redshirt option. I believe the only Wardle scholarship recruit to take a non-injury redshirt his freshman season was Jerome Merritt (2016-17), and that was because he had 10 new players the season before that, and the depth of guards gave him the luxury of redshirting a player like Merritt, who was such a raw talent that he needed the redshirt year. Merritt left Bradley and attended a junior college in Florida. He never did play at a Division I level.

                        There were a couple non-scholarship recruits who redshirted their freshman seasons, Lou Griffith (2016-17) and Sulaiman Agiste (2022-23), but they also left Bradley after their freshman year and never did return to Division I.
                        Antoine Pittman redshirted his junior year (2017-18 ) at Bradley at his own request, to work on his offense. He also finished his career at the D2 level.
                        And of course, Rienk Mast redshirted his freshman year, but it was necessary for his recovery from ACL repair.
                        Yes the injuries now a days are pretty much the only reason to redshirt a player.

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