Bradford ended his career at DSST Conservatory Green on a high note, putting together a breakout season with a career best 17 points per game. He showcased his scoring ability all year, highlighted by a season high 34 point performance that proved he could take over a game. Known as a three point specialist, he lived up to that reputation by knocking down 75 threes on the season, consistently stretching defenses and creating space for his team. His confidence, shot making and ability to deliver big performances made his final season one to remember

Let’s not sugarcoat this: this Conservatory Green school has never seen a team as loaded as this Rangeview squad, and they will be in over their head for sure. But if you want to take down Goliath, it starts with your best player. Bradford has been on a tear this year. He’s made a huge leap in just a year as he’s doubled up his points, he’s one of the top scorers in the conference at 18.3 points a game, and he competes on every possession. How he handles the press and pressure will say a lot about how the game will go. They will throw length and size at him, Rangeview will run on makes and misses, and it’s going to take a special day for him to compete. His 3-ball will have to be on, he’ll have to be decisive, and he’ll have to trust in teammates. This can be a coming-out party for him to showcase what he looks like on the big stage before CG goes on a playoff run. It’s a great day to have a great day for Bradford. 

Bradford has come out on fire for DSST Conservatory Green and is quickly establishing himself as a big time scorer. He’s averaging 16.7 points per game on an efficient 50% shooting, and he does it with swagger and flair that can flip momentum in a matter of minutes. Always moving and constantly active, he flies off screens, gets to his spots and punishes defenses that lose track of him. When he’s feeling it especially from three, Bradford is flat out deadly

Bradford really stood out this weekend and put together a strong couple of games. He played like a true leader, and whenever the ball was in his hands, good things happened for his team. He had no trouble beating defenders off the dribble and getting into the lane, where he finished with ease time and time again. What made him so tough to guard was his feel for the game, knowing exactly when to go up strong for the layup or float it in soft over the defense. If the defender sagged off to stop the drive, Bradford just stepped back and knocked down the three, showing off his range and efficiency from deep. He was in control the whole time and made everything look smooth and effortless

Bradford is another important shotmaker with Conservatory Green, bringing a quick release that may be leveraged off the catch or while stepping into the pull-up. Working to compete at the point of attack, the guard has quick instincts and great hands to deflect the ball as needed. 

Bradford is the returning points leader for Conservatory Green, bringing value off the catch while gaining confidence reading plays quickly out of ball screens. Posting 8.3 points on 36% from distance, look for his shooting volume to skyrocket after key playmakers graduated last season. Likely tasked with more on-ball responsibilities, Bradford will have ample opportunities to showcase his all around game in due time.