Cornerstone point guard Michael Bradley commits to Navy

The U.S. Naval Academy picked up another top recruit in the state of Texas with San Antonio point man Michael Bradley revealing to TexasHoops.com that he has verbally committed to Navy. Bradley spoke with analyst Lyndon Cook
about his decision and the state of his game.

“(Navy) coaches really liked the way I can score as a point guard and my passion for the game,” Bradley said. “They said the way I compete on the court showed them that I’m a fit for their program. When they came to visit me and watch one of my games in San Antonio I knew I was going to fit at their program.”

The Naval Academy was the only program to offer Bradley thus far, but scouts and evaluators will tell you that he is one of the most underrated prospects in the state. Bradley also spoke about his senior season at Cornerstone Christian as he moves toward the playoffs, saying:

“The season’s been going well so far, we’ve been winning a lot of games and the end goal is that we make it back to the state tournament.”

TexasHoops ANALYSIS: Bradley is a scoring point guard who can score at all three levels and defends his position well. He operates smoothly within the offense and can hurt opposing defenses off the drive or in his pull up series. Bradley, who will join Allen standout Jaylen Walker at Navy, is a D1-level talent that many in-state schools should feel that they missed out on.