One of the smoothest players at the expo, Bullock showed a natural ability to create scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates. He plays with a calm, controlled pace, but can quickly turn on the jets and get past defenders for a bucket. That change of speed is one of the best parts of his game, allowing him to keep defenders guessing and create openings to attack. His ability to balance scoring with creating for others stood out, giving him multiple ways to impact the offense. Bullock’s composed approach and quick burst make him a player worth watching moving forward.

Bullock brought a calm, “silent assassin” demeanor to the floor, effortlessly dissecting defenses with a remarkably poised and unhurried approach. Fresh off an outstanding summer with Team Halliburton, the 6’4” combo guard proved to be a lethal three-level scorer who always maintains an escape route when driving into traffic. What set Bullock apart was his discipline to consistently play off two feet in the paint which allowed him to absorb contact. He is capable of making composed reads, and finishes with touch. Bullock is primed to lead the way for a deep, talented Nicolet squad this winter.

6’4” guard out of Wisconsin that caught my attention early on and solidified his spot as one of the best prospects at camp through his play during the scrimmage portion. Edward Bullock is a long and athletic scoring guard that showed his full offensive arsenal. Really nice catch and shoot three-point guy, but was best putting the ball on the floor and creating shots in the midrange. With his size and length he was able to rise up over defenders in the midrange and had a nice soft touch. Versatile defender that rebounded from the guard position well.

Edward looks ready to take a step forward for Nicolet as a junior. He’s the perfect floor stretching option for this team, as he’s a pure shooter who’s going to help open up driving lanes for his team’s slashers. Sag off of him and he’ll make you pay by putting three points on the board, but close out too hard and he can get into his one/two dribble pull-up from mid-range. He caught fire in a win for Nicolet against New Berlin West on Sunday.

Edward had one of the better performances at The Expo on Sunday. He showed a complete game highlighted by several aggressive drives to the hoop, finishing through contact, and on one play with a nice two-handed dunk in traffic. He also was adept at taking what the defense gave him pulling up for several mid-range jumpers and proved that he was one of the more explosive scorers consistently knocking down the 3 ball. Already drawing Division 1 interest, I expect many schools to come knocking this season!

Playing for a loaded Nicolet team he may not put up the eye catching numbers that other guys in his class do, but Edward is one of the best pure scorers in the state’s 2027 class. At 6’3 he has some length, has added explosiveness over the past couple of years, and has the body control to finish everything inside. Edward did a nice job of working for high percentage looks around the basket, while still showing that dangerous pull-up jumper to keep defenders on their toes. During the final game of the day he dished out a few assists from the top of they key, showing he’s more than just a scoring threat on offense.

Bullock got Nicolet off to a hot start, building up an early lead that they would keep for the entire game against Edgewood. He was a reserve player last year as a freshman, but now looks set to step into a much bigger role to make up for some of the scoring lost due to graduation/transfers. At about 6’3 he has length on the wing, can stretch the floor with his three point shooting, and has the burst to beat opposing wings off the dribble to get to the rim.

Bullock ran with Team Haliburton over the summer. He returned to Nicolet for the coming season. At camp he displayed a balanced attack on the offensive end. Bullock was a three level scorer for team 3. His impact as a defender was apparent as well. His ability to stay in front of the ball and deny shot at the rim was very impressive.

With Nicolet losing some key players from last season’s team, Bullock is one of the guys who could be looked to to fill in for some of that production. This weekend will provide a good opportunity to see his progress since last season. The 6’3 guard can shoot it off the catch or dribble, but also moves well at his size to get to the rim and use his length to finish. Saw time in 14 varsity games as a freshman for Nicolet.