Chansky’s Notebook: Tony Bradley, Tar Heels Bucking Odds

Posted May 25, 2017
In many ways, Tony Bradley’s decision to remain in the NBA draft is a head-scratcher. Even if one team he worked out for promised to draft him in the first round, there is no guarantee. If Bradley isn’t drafted in the first round, he must make the roster of the team that picks him in the second. And if he makes a roster, there is precious little practice time in the NBA. (Chapelboro.com)

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