Friday, January 13, 2012

Boatright Out For Notre Dame Game


Ryan Boatright said he expected some 400 friends and family to watch him play Saturday morning at Notre Dame. They won't be getting the chance.

Boatright will be held out of tomorrow's game as the NCAA and UConn reviews his eligibility. This development arises from additional information provided by the NCAA that pertains to conditions and events that pre-date UConn's relationship with Boatright.

Boatright will continue to practice with the team and may sit on the bench during games, but will not dress or see action while the joint review takes place.

He was suspended for UConn's first six games this season for receiving improper benefits dating back to his high school/AAU days.

Boatright hails from Aurora, Ill., just outside Chicago, and expected a whole lot of family and friends to make the 1 1/2-hour trip to South Bend.

UConn may also be without Tyler Olander, who participated in a good portion of practice Friday but will be a game-time decision tomorrow, depending on how his bruised right heel feels.

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

Screw this. Doesn't the NCAA have anything better to do than scrutinize what a kid did when he 13 years old? Ryan was going to have 400 friends and family there...poor guy. I guess Shabazz will be playing 40 mins per game for the foreseeable future.

January 13, 2012 at 11:30 PM 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

UConn played fantastic in the second half. ND does not look like the teams of the past though. Losing Abromaitis doesn't help either

January 14, 2012 at 2:17 PM 

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