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I would guess Race KowAlczyk would be Tod Kowalczyk’s son. Tod is the head coach at Toledo and Brian worked for him as an assistant at Green Bay and succeeded him as the Green Bay head coach. That is the connection that got Toledo on the schedule a couple of years ago.
I would guess Race KowAlczyk would be Tod Kowalczyk’s son. Tod is the head coach at Toledo and Brian worked for him as an assistant at Green Bay and succeeded him as the Green Bay head coach. That is the connection that got Toledo on the schedule a couple of years ago.
More new names- 2024- Trent Lincoln- 6'3" point guard at Southern Coast Academy, a new sports prep academy in Orlando, Florida. He is originally from Baltimore, and has played at several other prep schools prior to this season.
2024 Jackson Gaffney- 6'7" guard/forward at Rocktop Academy, a basketball prep school in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. He is originally from Radnor, PA.
A couple more new names- 2024 Daniel Nixon- 6'7" sophomore forward at Western Texas College in Snyder, Texas. He is originally from New York, and attended high school at Winston Salem Christian School. He played last season at George Washington University, where he played in only 1 game (3 minutes, 2 points, 1 rebound), then redshirted for the season due to a knee injury and surgery.
>> https://verbalcommits.com/players/daniel-nixon
>> https://gwsports.com/sports/mens-bas...iel-nixon/8224
Bradley is recruiting a 2024 junior college point guard- very athletic 6'3" Gob Gob at Hill College in Hillsboro, Texas. He is originally from Manchester, New Hampshire, and he played a year at Minnesota Prep Academy. Last season as a freshman at Hill College, he averaged 11.3 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 3.7 apg, and he shot 43.4% overall, and 27.5% from three.
For fans concerned that Bradley is "losing" recruits to other schools, I don't think there is any cause for concern. None of the recruits that Bradley had a realistic chance at are immediate All-MVC types (we never had a realistic chance at Lathan Sommerville, Cooper Koch, etc.).
Bradley is still involved with a number of great prospects, and I expect our coaches to land a few. This past year, we have seen more Bradley offers being extended than in any previous season under Coach Wardle. And when coaches increase their offers, especially to kids who are not from our time zone, we're going to see more of them choose other decent mid-major schools closer to their homes.
Personally, I think this may be the new way to recruit to get the inside track on players who could potentially end up in the transfer portal. It may have gone a long way in helping the staff land several quality transfers this past off-season.
For fans concerned that Bradley is "losing" recruits to other schools, I don't think there is any cause for concern. None of the recruits that Bradley had a realistic chance at are immediate All-MVC types (we never had a realistic chance at Lathan Sommerville, Cooper Koch, etc.).
Bradley is still involved with a number of great prospects, and I expect our coaches to land a few. This past year, we have seen more Bradley offers being extended than in any previous season under Coach Wardle. And when coaches increase their offers, especially to kids who are not from our time zone, we're going to see more of them choose other decent mid-major schools closer to their homes.
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