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Bradley got a commitment from Terry Nolan. He played his first two seasons at George Washington and will sit one and have two years to play at Bradley.

He averaged 10.6 PPG and 4.6 RPG this past year and shot 35% from three. He is considered a very good defensive player who likes to attack the basket on offense. He will need to improve his decisions on when and when not to shoot.

That said, he will be an immediate starter more likely than not.

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I think many GW fans thought TNJ would've been the team's best player last year. He is a very talented kid. His numbers (percentage wise) took a step back this year but I wouldn't read too much into it. By the middle of the year GW's offense had devolved to the point where there simply was no scheme. It was borderline unwatchable and not conducive to improved shooting percentages. While I'm sad to see him leave GW, I'm excited for him because I think he will thrive at Bradley.

ColonialBulldog wrote:I think many GW fans thought TNJ would've been the team's best player last year. He is a very talented kid. His numbers (percentage wise) took a step back this year but I wouldn't read too much into it. By the middle of the year GW's offense had devolved to the point where there simply was no scheme. It was borderline unwatchable and not conducive to improved shooting percentages. While I'm sad to see him leave GW, I'm excited for him because I think he will thrive at Bradley.

Thanks for the first hand update. Man, GW was a trainwreck last year were they not? The talent overall wasn't as bad as the record suggested I don't think. I think he is a very nice spring get for BU.

tribecalledquest wrote:
Thanks for the first hand update. Man, GW was a trainwreck last year were they not? The talent overall wasn't as bad as the record suggested I don't think. I think he is a very nice spring get for BU.

Trainwreck is probably being a little kind. Here's a fun article on the situation: [url] https://deadspin.com/the-real-story-beh ... 1830223615
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Between Drake and GW, I've experienced some pretty interesting coaching transitions over the past 5 years.