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[QUOTE="UpstateSM, post: 4629930, member: 7260"]
[URL unfurl="true"]https://theathletic.com/4366021/2023/03/31/college-basketball-transfer-portal-ranking/[/URL]

"Bradley is a former five-star recruit whose situation reminds me of Davion Mitchell when he transferred from Auburn to Baylor. If Bradley puts in the work and ends up in the right system, he could explode like Mitchell did. Like Mitchell at the time, Bradley has defensive potential, elite speed with the ball and concerns about his shooting. Bradley actually put up better numbers as a freshman, averaging 6.4 points and 3.1 assists in 19.8 minutes per game. He made the all-freshman team in the SEC and started 22 games but saw his minutes decline late in the season. He didn’t shoot it great (31.8 percent from 3), struggled to finish at the rim and had his share of sloppy turnovers, but some of that is playing in the SEC as a freshman. His passing is where he’s probably furthest along right now. He has a good sense for how to set up teammates and find people when he’s on the move. He has tools to become a pro if the shooting improves. He needs to get into a program with a good track record of player development, and maybe he has a similar career arc as Mitchell."

Good analysis and a very positive outlook on Bradley here.
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