Former Duke G Elliot Williams To Transfer

Rams Rookie QB Sam Bradford Signs Deal That Includes $50 Of His $78 Million Guaranteed

The St. Louis Rams and former Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford agreed to terms on a record setting six-year, $78 million deal Friday night. For Bradford, it gets better. T.

Cowboys Rookie WR Dez Bryant Out 4-6 Weeks With A High Ankle Sprain

Dallas Cowboys rookie wide receiver Dez Bryant was helped off the field on Friday after suffering a sprained ankle late in the team’s afternoon practice. The team announced.

Broncos Sign First-Round Pick QB Tim Tebow To A Five-Year Deal

Former Florida Gators quarterback Tim Tebow agreed to a contract with the Denver Broncos on Thursday. The deal for the 25th overall draft pick is for five years with $8.7 milli.

Steelers Sign Former Cowboys T Flozell Adams To A Two-Year Deal

ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that former Dallas Cowboys left tackle Flozell Adams has signed a two-year deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers. It’s unknown whether Adams .

Browse: Home → College Basketball → Former Duke G Elliot Williams To Transfer

Former Duke G Elliot Williams To Transfer

27 June 2009
College Basketball
96120 Comment2009-06-27+19%3A00%3A03MKRob

Wake Forest Duke Basketball

Former Duke basketball player Elliot Williams says he’s considering a transfer to Memphis, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Kentucky.

Williams, a rising sophomore guard, was granted his release Wednesday from Duke.

He told The Commercial Appeal on Thursday that, because of his mother’s illness, he is seeking a waiver of the NCAA rule forcing student-athletes to sit out a year after transferring.

Williams said he’s considering the four schools because he’s familiar with them and because they are closer to his home in Memphis.

“That’s what we’re trying to do. I’m trying to play next year, and I hope that (the NCAA) understands that I’m trying to come closer to home to be with my family,” Williams said.

He started 11 of the Blue Devils’ final 12 games as a freshman last season.

Share

This website uses IntenseDebate comments, but they are not currently loaded because either your browser doesn't support JavaScript, or they didn't load fast enough.