According to Scout.com the only two teams on MR are BU & Illinois w/BU already offering.
Da Coach said:Bradley would love to have him. He would see significant playing time right away at Bradley- it would be a great fit.
BradleyBrave said:Da Coach said:Bradley would love to have him. He would see significant playing time right away at Bradley- it would be a great fit.
Either or Roth or Fruendt should fill that last scholarship for '08. Daniel West and Xavier Crawford have already laid claime to the other 2. My first preference is Fruendt.
Da Coach said:Bradley would love to have him. He would see significant playing time right away at Bradley- it would be a great fit.
Grassman said:Da Coach said:Bradley would love to have him. He would see significant playing time right away at Bradley- it would be a great fit.
Significant playing time?
With Jeremy Fears, DeArron Williams, and Jeremy Crouch all 2 guards and Sam Maniscalco and Ruff back at the 1, where?
Grassman said:Why all this Love for Matt Roth? Before injuring his knee, Danny Adams had averaged more points, both in his Junior year and his abreviated Senior year, against similar competition. Danny is also 2 inches taller than Roth and NEVER received this attention.
I saw Danny play in High School and currently Matt Roth. They are and were both good, but I do not see that big of difference.
In fact, I would take Danny because of "want to" and size.
Somebody enlighten me. You always do.
flipper said:Grassman said:Why all this Love for Matt Roth? Before injuring his knee, Danny Adams had averaged more points, both in his Junior year and his abreviated Senior year, against similar competition. Danny is also 2 inches taller than Roth and NEVER received this attention.
I saw Danny play in High School and currently Matt Roth. They are and were both good, but I do not see that big of difference.
In fact, I would take Danny because of "want to" and size.
Somebody enlighten me. You always do.
diffference is that math is a better shooter but danny was taller. neither could create their own shot.they both need a system. bu provides that system.
bu fan 9 said:They are both a step slow to be good defenders at the next level.
Tornado.tornado said:Good recall Grassman, whattya got a photogenic memory?
But according to the two mothers of all accurate numbers,
BradleyFans and bubraves.com,
Danny averaged 27.5ppg, 7.8rpg as a junior in high school at Metamora
and he averaged 28.5ppg, 10.4rpg in his six games as a senior before his injury.
He was 43% from 3-point range, and in football averaged 15 yds per carry!
http://www.bubraves.com/ViewArticle...98&DB_OEM_ID=3400&ATCLID=122930&Q_SEASON=2006
http://www.bradleyfans.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=2724\\
dogsrus said:bu fan 9 said:They are both a step slow to be good defenders at the next level.
I agree neither could defend at the Pro level.....
Grassman said:dogsrus said:bu fan 9 said:They are both a step slow to be good defenders at the next level.
I agree neither could defend at the Pro level.....
Say what? Next level? I doubt that either entertains that possibility.
Danny, just wanted to play Bradley basketball!
Mike Radigan said:Grassman said:dogsrus said:bu fan 9 said:They are both a step slow to be good defenders at the next level.
I agree neither could defend at the Pro level.....
Say what? Next level? I doubt that either entertains that possibility.
Danny, just wanted to play Bradley basketball!
Not to speak for anybody, but I think bu fan 9 was referencing high school comments which, in turn, meant the next level was college. I THINK DRU knew this and was being funny. :lol: