Combo Guard Has High D-1 Offers

Ramel Bradley (right) is very elusive on the court. Off the court, he can also be very hard to follow. Bradley, who last year attended high school in New York City, first started out his season with Mount Zion Christian Academy. Bradley returned to New York but has since attended school back in the south. He now is attending IMG Academy in Florida. Will this be his last stop? Only Bradley knows for sure.

The 6-2, 185-pound combination guard from Brooklyn, was reclassfied before this season as a junior. Bradley spent his first three years of high school at Park West High School in Manhattan. Bradley had a terrific summer with the Brooklyn-based Juice Crew, making stops at The ABCD Camp, Three Stripes Tourney, and Las Vegas Big Time Tourney, among others.

Last fall, several high majors showed early interest in Bradley's skills -- Charlotte, Memphis, Illinois, and Miami. All of the schools offered. Miami is strong in this process because of Karron Clarke, a friend of Ramel's. Clark has already committed to The Big East school. It's likely that Bradley will explore other schools too. Seton Hall has recently expressed interest in Bradley. If Bradley has a great summer, more offers are likely to land on his table.

Bradley is a slippery combo with good handles who excels at getting to the rack. One of the bigger concerns regarding Bradley's game has been the physical aspect and packing some muscle onto his wiry frame.