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Here is another name that has surfaced that Bradley has been recruiting.
Jarred Shaw. He is a 6'9" , 210 pound post player from Dallas Carter High School. He is described as a kid with great skills and a lot of upside potential.
In a premium article posted yesterday, he lists the following schools that have been recruiting him--
Shaw says that no visits are set as of yet, but he does have interest from many more programs.
"Texas A&M, Western Kentucky, Oklahoma State, Tennessee, Nevada, Bradley, Iowa State, North Texas, and Georgia State are looking at me."
Texas Hoops Analysis: JARRED is an extremely long and lean player with some intriguing talents and skills. He is a good athlete for his size, runs the floor very well and has very long arms. He can really contest shots in the paint, alters and blocks shots consistently and is a good rebounder. He finishes well in the paint, has a soft touch from 10-12 feet and gets easy buckets on the offensive boards. He needs to play with a higher energy level and needs to add a lot of weight and strength to be able to compete in the paint at the college level.
He also says he is not planning to decide on a school until after his senior season.
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Jarred Shaw. He is a 6'9" , 210 pound post player from Dallas Carter High School. He is described as a kid with great skills and a lot of upside potential.
In a premium article posted yesterday, he lists the following schools that have been recruiting him--
Shaw says that no visits are set as of yet, but he does have interest from many more programs.
"Texas A&M, Western Kentucky, Oklahoma State, Tennessee, Nevada, Bradley, Iowa State, North Texas, and Georgia State are looking at me."
Texas Hoops Analysis: JARRED is an extremely long and lean player with some intriguing talents and skills. He is a good athlete for his size, runs the floor very well and has very long arms. He can really contest shots in the paint, alters and blocks shots consistently and is a good rebounder. He finishes well in the paint, has a soft touch from 10-12 feet and gets easy buckets on the offensive boards. He needs to play with a higher energy level and needs to add a lot of weight and strength to be able to compete in the paint at the college level.
He also says he is not planning to decide on a school until after his senior season.
Rivals premium article--
Rivals profile--
Scout profile--
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