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NBA Draft Profile: Avery Bradley
- Updated: April 30, 2010
Avery Bradley
GUARD
6-3, 175 lbs.
College: Texas
Class: Freshman
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STRENGTHS: Bradley is an outstanding defender with good reach and a great motor. He has the ability to be a factor on that end of the floor in the NBA.
WEAKNESSES: Bradley was mediocre last season on a team that completely fell apart. He needs at least another year in school to improve his skills and prove to NBA GMs that he can put other players in a position to succeed.
Player Stats courtesy of www.cbssports.com.
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