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FAIRBORN — Ten months ago, if you had heard him talking Wright State women’s basketball, you might have dismissed him as a guy peddling nothing but fool’s gold.
Last April, when Mike Bradbury was named the new WSU coach, he referred to the program as a “real gold mine” and he believed that within three or four years the Raiders could be at the top of the Horizon League and even be a nationally ranked program.
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