SAN ANTONIO — UTSA head football coach Jeff Traylor on Friday announced that he has added Tre’Von Bradley, a transfer wide receiver from Houston, to the program’s 2021 class, bringing the total number to 22 student-athletes.
Bradley, who will have two years of eligibility remaining, had 37 catches for 613 yards in 31 career games with the Cougars in 2018-20. A native of Cleburne, Texas, he caught 18 passes for 228 yards in just six games in 2020, including 76 yards on six receptions against UCF. As a redshirt sophomore in 2019, he posted 16 receptions for 326 yards and he was on the receiving end of three passes for 59 yards the year prior.
Bradley was an honorable mention Class 5A all-state performer at Cleburne High School. He piled up 4,061 yards of total offense and 49 total touchdowns as a senior in 2016, throwing for 2,247 yards and 23 TDs and rushing for 1,814 yards and 26 scores on 201 carries. The 3-star recruit was named 2016 District 9-5A MVP and 2016 All-Johnson County MVP.
Bradley joins a 2021 class that also includes Kevorian Barnes, Brandon Brown, Clifford Chattman, Nick Evans, Denzel Feaster, Ronnie Garza, River Gordon, Caden Holt, JaCorey Hyder, Malik Jones, Luke Lapeze, Caleb Lewis, De’Anthony Lewis, Eddie Lee Marburger, Noah Mitchell, Jalen Rainey, Robert Rigsby, Kamron Scott, Dre Spriggs, Ron Tatum III and Ronald Triplette.
The class now includes 13 high school players, four who are coming from the junior college ranks and five transfers.
A total of 17 of the new Roadrunners are from the state of Texas, including seven from the San Antonio area, three each from the Greater Houston Area and Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, two apiece from East Texas and the Rio Grande Valley and one from Central Texas. Two players hail from Mississippi, while UTSA added one each from Louisiana, Massachusetts and Oklahoma.
Of the 22-member class, 19 are rated as 3-star prospects by at least one of the major recruiting services, while Ron Tatum III was a 4-star prospect.
Bradley, who will have two years of eligibility remaining, had 37 catches for 613 yards in 31 career games with the Cougars in 2018-20. A native of Cleburne, Texas, he caught 18 passes for 228 yards in just six games in 2020, including 76 yards on six receptions against UCF. As a redshirt sophomore in 2019, he posted 16 receptions for 326 yards and he was on the receiving end of three passes for 59 yards the year prior.
Bradley was an honorable mention Class 5A all-state performer at Cleburne High School. He piled up 4,061 yards of total offense and 49 total touchdowns as a senior in 2016, throwing for 2,247 yards and 23 TDs and rushing for 1,814 yards and 26 scores on 201 carries. The 3-star recruit was named 2016 District 9-5A MVP and 2016 All-Johnson County MVP.
Bradley joins a 2021 class that also includes Kevorian Barnes, Brandon Brown, Clifford Chattman, Nick Evans, Denzel Feaster, Ronnie Garza, River Gordon, Caden Holt, JaCorey Hyder, Malik Jones, Luke Lapeze, Caleb Lewis, De’Anthony Lewis, Eddie Lee Marburger, Noah Mitchell, Jalen Rainey, Robert Rigsby, Kamron Scott, Dre Spriggs, Ron Tatum III and Ronald Triplette.
The class now includes 13 high school players, four who are coming from the junior college ranks and five transfers.
A total of 17 of the new Roadrunners are from the state of Texas, including seven from the San Antonio area, three each from the Greater Houston Area and Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, two apiece from East Texas and the Rio Grande Valley and one from Central Texas. Two players hail from Mississippi, while UTSA added one each from Louisiana, Massachusetts and Oklahoma.
Of the 22-member class, 19 are rated as 3-star prospects by at least one of the major recruiting services, while Ron Tatum III was a 4-star prospect.
