Cody knows he needs to continue to prepare NCAA hockey

The program first Florida native. Know a lot of hard work than he's in his university career. "The biggest adjustment is to adapt to the rhythm of the university hockey," he said. "As a freshman in low head work hard, but you can make contribution". His father, a former NHL excellent Brian Bradley "played 14 years.
                 
He retired in 1998, 503 career points, two in the all-star team and seven assists, Canada in 1988 winter Olympic Games, Cody knows he needs to continue to prepare NCAA hockey. "Youth hockey in Florida is better, then you need to leave the country and play young," said, 5 ft 10, the center who picked up some valuable experience in Tampa bay this summer camp prospect.