In a crazy turn of events, Adam Miller, who was denied eligibility this season, will play versus TCU.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Frankie Collins said that Adam Miller always brings great energy, understands the game of basketball, plays hard, and makes the team 10x better.
Bobby Hurley said that he expects Miller to play in the next two games.
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The NCAA has let go of the rule that multi-transfer players must sit out a year, which immediately makes Adam Miller eligible.
This comes after a lengthy wait, where Miller had to sit and let the NCAA decide if they would accept his eligibility waiver. The NCAA eventually decided to deny Miller’s eligibility, meaning he will be able to play for the next 14 days.
Miller transferred from LSU this offseason. He was expected to be a promising player who could help the Sun Devils win this year. Bobby Hurley was fairly confident that he would play. The NCAA has been very confusing about this rule change, so it is not really known what this means. However, Miller will be a huge addition for the next two games. Adam Miller will play a major role in the team’s scheme.
ASU’s game versus TCU is on Saturday at 8 P.M. Bobby Hurley said Miller had his best practice after discovering the news, so look for Miller to be a big part of the team the next few games.
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