Lamonte Bearden, a 6-3 guard from Milwaukee who averaged 13.7 ppg and 4.4 apg last year as a Buffalo Bulls sophomore, will not be with UB next year. The point guard helped Buffalo capture two Mid-American Conference championships (and the NCAA bids) in his time with the program.
“I spoke with Lamonte Bearden last week about his basketball future, and he thought it would be in his best interest to transfer," Buffalo head coach Nate Oats said. "Even though . . .
“I spoke with Lamonte Bearden last week about his basketball future, and he thought it would be in his best interest to transfer," Buffalo head coach Nate Oats said. "Even though . . .
. . . I am disappointed in his decision, I want him to be at peace with where he is at. He has been given his release to pursue other options.
"As we have done since we’ve been here, we will move on and continue to win at a high level. We are truly excited about the players we have here and the upcoming season.”
Guards Blake Hamilton and CJ Massinburg return for the Bulls, who also have some incoming help.
"As we have done since we’ve been here, we will move on and continue to win at a high level. We are truly excited about the players we have here and the upcoming season.”
Guards Blake Hamilton and CJ Massinburg return for the Bulls, who also have some incoming help.
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