Bradshaw Littlejohn in one of the best athletes in the conference and is among the nations largest quarterbacks. Selected 2004 Preseason ALL-MEAC First-Team. Workes extremely hard during the offseason. Has size, speed and experience. Ablility to run over or away from defenders. Top leader and fierce competitor.
As a junior in 2003...Saw action in every game as he shared duties at the quarterback position...completed 53-of-122 passes for 827 yards and 6 touchdowns...had a 108.42 pass effieciency rating...led team in rushing with 402 yards on 70 carries including 5 TDs...averaged 5.7 yards per carry...rushed for 113 yards and scored 2 touchdowns vs. Towson (8/30)...completed 15-of-30 passes for 232 yards and 2 touchdowns with 109 yards on the ground vs. Maine (11/8)...had passes of 44, 69, 70, and a career-long 76-yard pass...should contend for All-American honors in 2004...
As a sophomore in 2002…burst on to the scene as a transfer from the Michigan State Spartans and earned MEAC Rookie of the Year honors…also was selected as MEAC Fan Player of the Week...of “The Big “Show” threw for 1,104 yards and 9 touchdowns in just 9 games of action...gained 672 yards on the ground...pass efficiency rating of 134.91...he hooked up with his receivers on passes of 32, 44, 52, 53, 55 and a season-high 73-yard pass...returns to the Bears as one of the best athletes in the conference and is among the nations largest quarterbacks...worked on getting stronger during the off-season and perfecting his accuracy...a passionate player with NFL arm strength and great touch.
Played soccer goalie in HS...Michigan State transfer... All-State...All-Region performer for the Gaffney Indians...played on both sides of the ball...played quarterback, tight end, wide receiver and linebacker positions...led team to 15-1 record and state championship in 12th grade...played as goalie on soccer team...played in the North-South All-Star game... worked as a camp counselor for summer football clinics... career ambition is to play in the NFL... born 2-8-81.
