'12 OH S George "Bam" Bradley

[BuckTwenty]

George Bradley


Trotwood-Madison HS
Trotwood, OH

Ht: 6'1"
Wt: 195 lbs

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Started at FS/SS for Trotwood-Madison as a freshman this past season. Also listed as a QB. ScoutingOhio's film shows you how he got the nickname "Bam". Thought of as being one of the best early on in Ohio's 2012 class. Mr. Bucknuts has this to say about him in his latest Bucket of Bullets:

One coach commented that Bam Bradley could play for elite colleges, right now! In fact, our prone-to-enthusiasm Mark Porter thinks he looks like Sean Taylor did, and the kid is just 15.

[billmac91]

Keith Jackson was quoted as saying "Barn Bradley sounds like a player to watch out for".

[DontHateOState]

Him and Gant from Sylvania Southview could make quite the pair in 2012.

[crazybuckfan40]

2012 could be a real bang up year with some real headliners...

Shell, Neal, Gulley, Gant, Bradley, Cross...

[wadc45]

MaxPreps Fresh Faces Class of 2012 Top 100 - MaxPreps Articles

George "Bam" Bradley, DB, Trotwood-Madison (Trotwood, Ohio)

Maurice Douglass has seen his fair share of talent pass through the halls of Trotwood-Madison. However, George ?Bam? Bradley definitely stands out.

?He?s probably the best high school freshman safety I?ve ever seen. Period. He?s a real, real special kid,? Douglass said.

Bradley is 6-1, 185 pounds and started from the first game. In fact, he had an interception on the very first play of the season and finished the opening game with 12 tackles.

Douglass reports that Ohio State is already courting Bradley, while Missouri has also shown early interest.

[RB07OSU]

You can tell on film that Bam has the physical tools and aggressive mentality to be a phenomenal player. You can tell he is late deciding whether the play is run or pass but once he reads the OL's first step, his gifted physical tools will take over. The few plays where he makes up his mind and just plays, you can see what makes him such a great prospect...he closes on the ball with amazing speed for a freshman, on top of being 6'1 195. While I think he could be a great safety, if he continues to grow I wouldn't rule him out at Star or OLB. Really excited about this player, hopefully he continues to develop and mature on the mental aspect of the game.

[ant80]

Originally Posted by crazybuckfan40

2012 could be a real bang up year with some real headliners...

Shell, Neal, Gulley, Gant, Bradley, Cross...

Also missing Dunn, Byars (I know he is from Florida, but he's legacy)

Originally Posted by RB07OSU

You can tell on film that Bam has the physical tools and aggressive mentality to be a phenomenal player. You can tell he is late deciding whether the play is run or pass but once he reads the OL's first step, his gifted physical tools will take over. The few plays where he makes up his mind and just plays, you can see what makes him such a great prospect...he closes on the ball with amazing speed for a freshman, on top of being 6'1 195. While I think he could be a great safety, if he continues to grow I wouldn't rule him out at Star or OLB. Really excited about this player, hopefully he continues to develop and mature on the mental aspect of the game.

Taylor Mays...? Good to see some great safety prospects in Ohio in the future.

[bigdog3300]

Wouldn't forget Benny McGowan in '12, staff is already all over him.

[wadc45]

Rivals $

11/8

By Brian Snow...talks about his team's win over Mt. Healthy this past Friday night...talks about taking a leadership role despite only being a sophmore...his older brother (Dayton forward Chris Wright) has told him what to expect when it comes to recruiting.