Luke Brown where he is and where can he go

Former card Luke Brown info. "Diawara stepped up in the absence of Josh Smith, who landed awkwardly and sustained a knee injury less than four minutes into the contest. Stetson also played without its third-leading scorer, Luke Brown, who Jones said post-game was no longer part of the program. Brown, a sophomore from Carmel, Ind., averaged 10.2 points per game and shot 46.2% from 3-point.

That would be Taylor made for him.

I wonder what the record is for transfers in a career? As of the January rule change he probably won't get to play next year. At least if he transfers to a D1 school.

"All undergraduate student-athletes will be eligible to transfer once without penalty but undergraduate student-athletes that enter the transfer portal for a second time will be required to meet certain criteria to be given a waiver for immediate eligibility.

Undergraduate student-athletes must meet one of the following criteria; a demonstrated physical injury, illness or mental health condition that necessitated the student’s transfer (supporting documentation, care plans and proximity of the student’s support system will be considered), or exigent circumstances that clearly necessitate a student-athlete’s immediate departure from the previous school (for example, physical assault, abuse or sexual assault) unrelated to the student athlete’s athletics participation.

The council explicitly stated that lack of playing time, position presence nor academic preferences will warrant waiver relief moving forward."

He can try and get another hardship waiver but damn whats he going to say now

Mental? He is a legend in his own mind! The mafia just reinforces it.

Brown is a very humble but confident and totally unselfish player. A relentless work ethic and all he wants to do is make his teammates better. He needs to get physically stronger so he can defend physical opponents guards. I project he will red shirt next year and add 15 pounds of muscle. He wanted to red shirt his 1st year at BSU but Coach Whitford denied his request. He came into BSU at the semester break then was injured in practice and missed 2 weeks and really never fully recovered resulting in a wasted year.