He's up to 19 points so far in 10 games this year. It'll be interesting to see how many he can put up this year.
Bracco could potentially play up to 65 games this year. If he were to do so at his current PPG pace (1.9) he'd end up with 124 points for the year (that would shatter Kane's single season record from when the NTDP played in the NAHL). That's obviously a very unlikely pace to maintain, especially with the 18 games against college teams. If he were to maintain the more reasonable PPG pace (1.3) he had last year, he'd end up with 85 points, which would be the 5th best season in NTDP history.
The NTDP career scoring record belongs to Phil Kessel with 180 points in his 2 years (playing in the NAHL not USHL). In order to best Kessel, Bracco would need to put up 107 points this season, a 1.6 PPG pace if he played all 65 games. A tall order indeed but Bracco is an offensive dynamo so it'll be fun to follow his progress.
He's basically a lock to break the NTDP all-time assist record though. He's already up to 71 assists which is only 17 assists behind the record of 88 assists held by Patrick Kane and JD Forrest (who played 3 seasons with the NTDP).