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who may be immediately eligible - but his play with club teams & pro teams in Europe will have to be reviewed by NCAA
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Drake is not a power conference school. He is ineligible. -
From what I've been told, the NCAA has already cleared him.Comment
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he played the entire 2013-14 season with one of the top professional teams in Denmark..and played 11 games with them in 2011-12 as well.
in 28 league games plus 6 more Euro Cup games, (34 games total)
he averaged around 4 ppg, 4 rpg, 43% from the field kinda lo for a 6-11 guy) and 53% on FT's
hard to imagine how he can play almost two entire seasosn of pro ball and still be eligible but nowadays I am not surprised by anything the NCAA doesComment
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If hes "E" we run right around him, and put him on the line! So congrats Drake! This will be your first guy gasping for air while playing us hahahahComment
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he also played for Aalborg in 2010-11Comment
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With this kid's bb resume, I'm surprised DU could afford his salary!
BUilding for the Future
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they definitely soft peddle all the guy's professional team play - and no mention of his averages -
BTW - speaking of big men - did you see this...
Wally Ellenson, Minnesota center, won the Gold Medal in an international high jump competition - The Junior Pan American Games
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