BU says no to Williams

[Robert23]

Thanks for answering my questions. I never meant to imply they were making up his academic troubles. Just that maybe they could have accepted him. Maybe he was too much of a risk to not graduate and the other guy wasn't.

[Da Coach]

Maybe he was too much of a risk to not graduate and the other guy wasn't

I am sure that wasn't the reason. Bradley has been highly successful at getting their athletes to graduate, but before a college can start worrying about whether someone will graduate, a student has to meet requirements to be admitted in the first place. DeAaron simply does not meet the minimum requirements to be accepted to Bradley, and Coach Les couldn't bend those rules to get him admitted. Bradley did everything possible to try. They weren't able to get him admitted back in Jan. 2006, and that hasn't changed now.
Other colleges have different admission requirements, and we hope DeAaron will graduate from ICC someday and be able to be accepted at another institution and continue his basketball career.

[daPAWW1]

Has BU men's bb ever had an ICC transfer on the team?

For all you BU bb historians out there - in the 40 years that ICC has been in existance, have they ever successfully transferred a men's bb player to Bradley?

[BradleyBrave]

Re: Has BU men's bb ever had an ICC transfer on the team?

For all you BU bb historians out there - in the 40 years that ICC has been in existance, have they ever successfully transferred a men's bb player to Bradley?

Nope. And that won't be changing anytime soon.

[tornado]

Re: Has BU men's bb ever had an ICC transfer on the team?

For all you BU bb historians out there - in the 40 years that ICC has been in existance, have they ever successfully transferred a men's bb player to Bradley?

True.....
In fact, you can count on one hand and have a few fingers left over.....all the ICC players who have gone on to successful D-I careers.