Recruiting Report: Brady Tiede (2016)

<p>Sanborn Central/Woonsocket center <strong>Brady Tiede </strong>stands 6-foot-5 and plays on a team coming off of a 14-8 year. </p><p>Tiede was named second team all conference last year (the league picked five players per team) and was/is an all league tight end in football.  Brady also played summer basketball with the Dakota Wizards which helped him play the game in a different way. </p> <p>“I felt like this summer was a great step up for me,” Brady said.  “I got to play against some great opponents that made me better. Summer ball just seems to be so much more fast paced and explosive. You are forced to keep up and play on a greater level.</p> <p>“I know from myself being a big-man summer ball is physical. You have to bang and use your body to find room to score. That is the big skill that I develop in the summer. I play big and I play physical.”</p> <p>Tiede will be one of the toughest to stop players in the league this winter along with Bennett White (Wolsey-Wessington) and teammate Tucker Kingsbury.  Kingsbury was actually a first team all league player so between him and Tiede returning expectations are high.</p> <p>“I&#39;m ready for this season. It all comes down to this. Everyone has been waiting for our senior year and it&#39;s time. I think our biggest challenge will be to come together and play the great team basketball that we need to to succeed.”</p> <p>Tiede has good size, plays physical, and is agile which is why at his size at his school he is playing a skill position.  With these abilities there is no doubt that Brady will play college sports but it’s early. </p> <p>Where and when he will look into college sports is yet to be decided.  Chances are good though that he will be making an impact on a college team next season. </p>