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There are reports that numerous schools have contacted Luke Fischer about transferring, including: Wisconsin, Marquette, Nebraska, Minnesota, Arizona, Florida, Butler, Creighton, Memphis, Miami, Drake, Milwaukee, Green Bay, Iowa, Colorado, Illinois State, Ball State, Wake Forest and many others.
Luke Fischer is from Germantown, Wisconsin, so I suspect Wisconsin and Marquette may have the inside track. But he would fit well with Butler or Creighton's style of play as well.
Luke Fischer is from Germantown, Wisconsin, so I suspect Wisconsin and Marquette may have the inside track. But he would fit well with Butler or Creighton's style of play as well.
Something that happens on every campus across the nation, but athletes need to be smarter, everyone knows who they are on a campus like IU. To make matters worse this is the biggest party weekend at IU, The Little 500.
Also Yogi turns 21 in 2 weeks, I know when I was at Bradley I did not use my fake anywhere other than the Lady when I was that close to my 21st.
OK - but Yogi Ferrell is likely the most well known student on campus, the star and leading scorer of their basketball team - and tries to get into the best known place on campus with a fake ID?
Virtually every scholarship agreement that the students and families sign state clearly and emphatically that they are held to a higher standard than the average students
especially in regards to drugs, alcohol, and general behavior on and off campus.....
...... and they risk losing their scholarship (worth tens of thousands of dollars) by doing things like this...
OK - but Yogi Ferrell is likely the most well known student on campus, the star and leading scorer of their basketball team - and tries to get into the best known place on campus with a fake ID?
Virtually every scholarship agreement that the students and families sign state clearly and emphatically that they are held to a higher standard than the average students
especially in regards to drugs, alcohol, and general behavior on and off campus.....
...... and they risk losing their scholarship (worth tens of thousands of dollars) by doing things like this...
In the same sense I remember during my time at Bradley seeing many of the basketball and soccer players at the bars underage when you would think that with basketball and soccer are the flagship sports at Bradley.
The bouncer wouldn't just let him in? As the previous poster stated, he's the star of the most notable basketball program in the state. At MSU, i always saw my fair share of athletes who you knew were underage at the bars. Was just an unspoken type of thing that everyone obliged by.
In the same sense I remember during my time at Bradley seeing many of the basketball and soccer players at the bars underage when you would think that with basketball and soccer are the flagship sports at Bradley.
I let many of the basketball players in underage when I worked the door at the Lady back in 1993-1994. Then again if you had an ID that was the same sex and color you pretty much got in.
The bouncer wouldn't just let him in? As the previous poster stated, he's the star of the most notable basketball program in the state. At MSU, i always saw my fair share of athletes who you knew were underage at the bars. Was just an unspoken type of thing that everyone obliged by.
During the weekend of the Little 500 the state excise police are undercover all over the city, working doors, in the clubs, and stores. It is the number 1 weekend to not drink in public at IU. It was the excise police that took him into custody and issued him a citation and order to appear.
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