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Why are so many high majors involved with mediocre mid-major transfers?
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[QUOTE="Ts5034, post: 3521290, member: 737"] Bradley was not a top 150 recruit. The staff knew he was going to be a project coming in which is why he red shirted. I remember reading one of the articles by the horde at the time, and Calhoun used the example of Gavin Edwards as to why he wanted Bradley to red shirt because he just was not ready to contribute, just like Gavin as a Fr. They did have confidence that he would develop, but I guess those were the days when we were recruiting at a high enough level where we could afford to use up a scholarship on a project recruit. [/QUOTE]
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