focus of every opposing team we played in 90-91. He literally changed the game and how other teams played. His impact on the game was similar to Jimmer. With Jimmer, opposing defenses knew they had to guard him tight as soon as he hit half court. That opened up our offense because teams had to commit to overplaying Jimmer on defense.

With Bradley, it was the exact same thing, except on defense. Other teams put in whole new offenses to try to figure out how to get points without running their offense through the paint. Opposing coaches talked about how they'd game prep to play against Bradley. They'd have their bench bigs hold brooms above their heads to try to simulate Bradley's size.

I'd take Bradley on my BYU first team every time. There's no other player in the history of the program other than maybe Jimmer who impacted every game he played in at that significant level.