Freddie Bradley

Once again, someone sees something in Freddie Bradley they believe everyone else missed. And once again, that someone can make a dramatic difference in Bradley's life. Bobby Beathard of the San Diego Chargers, among the most astute of NFL general managers, picked Bradley in the seventh and final round of April's draft, drawing puzzled looks when he announced the name of an unheralded running back from winless Sonoma State.

Moorpark 20, L.A. Southwest 7--Freddie Bradley rushed for 154 yards on 22 carries and scored all three Moorpark touchdowns in a Western State Conference game at Moorpark. Bradley scored on runs of one, six and 58 yards. Moorpark (4-0, 3-0) ran the ball on 45 of its 62 offensive plays. Southwest (1-3, 0-3) quarterback Craig Manigo, who completed 14 of 31 passes for 189 yards, hit Robert Avery with a 30-yard touchdown pass to cut Moorpark's lead to 14-7 in the fourth quarter.

Freddie Bradley's return to the football field has been stalled, at least for another year. The record-setting running back from Hueneme High and Moorpark College did not meet NCAA academic eligibility requirements to play for Sonoma State this season, Coach Frank Scalercio said. Bradley, 23, sat out last season while recovering from a knee injury he sustained during a pickup basketball game and aggravated during spring practice.

Freddie Bradley's return to the football field has been stalled, at least for another year. The record-setting running back from Hueneme High and Moorpark College did not meet NCAA academic eligibility requirements to play for Sonoma State this season, Coach Frank Scalercio said. Bradley, 23, sat out last season while recovering from a knee injury he sustained during a pickup basketball game and aggravated during spring practice.

The trial of former Moorpark College running back Freddie Bradley, charged with raping a 13-year-old girl while he was a member of the University of Arkansas football team, is scheduled to begin Monday. If convicted, Bradley faces a maximum term of 40 years in prison, with a 10-year sentence considered more likely, prosecutors said. Also on trial will be Derrick Martin, an Arkansas teammate of Bradley's.

The awards keep rolling in for Moorpark College tailback Freddie Bradley, who has been named as the J. C. Athletic Bureau's Region IV tri-offensive player of the year. Bradley shared the honor with Rancho Santiago running back Estrus Crayton and Palomar quarterback Brett Salisbury. Bradley, who broke several national career records this season, rushed for 2,123 yards and scored 32 touchdowns and 198 points for Moorpark. He recently was named Western State Conference player of the year and a J.

Freddie Bradley's final college football season has been placed on hold. Bradley, a record-setting running back at Moorpark College in 1989 and '90, will apply for a medical redshirt year to allow his sore right knee to heal, officials at Sonoma State said Thursday. Last week, in his first appearance for Sonoma since transferring to the Division II school from Arkansas, Bradley gained 24 yards in five carries against St. Mary's. However, in succeeding days, his knee was extremely sore.

Former Moorpark College All-American running back Freddie Bradley was acquitted Tuesday of charges that he and a former University of Arkansas teammate raped a 13-year-old girl. A jury heard Bradley and Derrick Martin, both 22, deny they had sex with a teen-age girl who said she consented to the acts. The girl was 13 at the time of the incident last April, and Arkansas law defines sex with a partner under the age of 14 as rape even if the partner is willing.

Freddie Bradley must believe in making a good first impression. The freshman returned the opening kickoff 93 yards for a touchdown Saturday in Moorpark College's opener, much to the amazement of East Los Angeles Coach Al Padilla. "To start off the game like that is a real shock treatment," Padilla said. Bradley made a lasting impression on Padilla by scoring his second touchdown on a 25-yard reception with 32 seconds left in the first quarter.

Freddie Bradley's final college football season has been placed on hold. Bradley, a record-setting running back at Moorpark College in 1989 and '90, will apply for a medical redshirt year to allow his sore right knee to heal, officials at Sonoma State said Thursday. Last week, in his first appearance for Sonoma since transferring to the Division II school from Arkansas, Bradley gained 24 yards in five carries against St. Mary's. However, in succeeding days, his knee was extremely sore.

Former Moorpark College All-American running back Freddie Bradley was acquitted Tuesday of charges that he and a former University of Arkansas teammate raped a 13-year-old girl. A jury heard Bradley and Derrick Martin, both 22, deny they had sex with a teen-age girl who said she consented to the acts. The girl was 13 at the time of the incident last April, and Arkansas law defines sex with a partner under the age of 14 as rape even if the partner is willing.

The trial of former Moorpark College running back Freddie Bradley, charged with raping a 13-year-old girl while he was a member of the University of Arkansas football team, is scheduled to begin Monday. If convicted, Bradley faces a maximum term of 40 years in prison, with a 10-year sentence considered more likely, prosecutors said. Also on trial will be Derrick Martin, an Arkansas teammate of Bradley's.

The trial of former Moorpark College running back Freddie Bradley, who has been accused of raping a 13-year-old girl, has been postponed until Oct. 15. The trial was scheduled to begin Wednesday. Bradley, who played for Arkansas last season, was arrested April 23 along with Razorback teammate Derrick Martin after the girl told police the two men had raped her in Martin's room in the school's athletic dormitory.

It was the night of Nov. 2 and George Machado's emotions already were seesawing. His Hueneme High football team had just won its first game of the season but his infant daughter was in the hospital with jaundice. Amid the locker room revelry, Machado was told that Freddie Bradley, Moorpark College's star running back who had played for Machado at Hueneme, had been arrested that night.

The awards keep rolling in for Moorpark College tailback Freddie Bradley, who has been named as the J. C. Athletic Bureau's Region IV tri-offensive player of the year. Bradley shared the honor with Rancho Santiago running back Estrus Crayton and Palomar quarterback Brett Salisbury. Bradley, who broke several national career records this season, rushed for 2,123 yards and scored 32 touchdowns and 198 points for Moorpark. He recently was named Western State Conference player of the year and a J.

After bucking the odds and the Moorpark College Raiders for the first 25 minutes of Saturday night's Western State Conference football game, the roof finally caved in on Pierce. Ultimately, it was Freddie Bradley running roughshod over Pierce in Moorpark's 47-10 win at Pierce. The Raider fullback scored five touchdowns and rushed for 191 yards in 23 carries. Bradley, a freshman from Hueneme High, scored on runs of five, one and one yards in the first half and three and 31 after intermission.

The trial of former Moorpark College running back Freddie Bradley, who has been accused of raping a 13-year-old girl, has been postponed until Oct. 15. The trial was scheduled to begin Wednesday. Bradley, who played for Arkansas last season, was arrested April 23 along with Razorback teammate Derrick Martin after the girl told police the two men had raped her in Martin's room in the school's athletic dormitory.

A fierce wind was not enough to blow Compton College out of Moorpark's Griffin Stadium on Saturday afternoon, but the Moorpark ground attack was. The Raiders sent Compton defenders skittering away like so many tumbleweeds in the face of a ground game that piled up more than 500 yards as Moorpark won, 60-7, in a Western State Conference Northern Division opener. The whipsawing wind would have played havoc with the passing game, had Moorpark chosen to pass.

Moorpark 20, L.A. Southwest 7--Freddie Bradley rushed for 154 yards on 22 carries and scored all three Moorpark touchdowns in a Western State Conference game at Moorpark. Bradley scored on runs of one, six and 58 yards. Moorpark (4-0, 3-0) ran the ball on 45 of its 62 offensive plays. Southwest (1-3, 0-3) quarterback Craig Manigo, who completed 14 of 31 passes for 189 yards, hit Robert Avery with a 30-yard touchdown pass to cut Moorpark's lead to 14-7 in the fourth quarter.