VAST VIEW SEC Blocks CJ Gunn's Fifth-Year Bid, Ending His Missouri Debut Before It Began
Guard CJ Gunn was set to suit up for Missouri tonight, but the SEC ruled him ineligible for a fifth season, according to Yahoo Sports.
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Indianapolis native CJ Gunn, a former Indiana University and Lawrence North standout, has been ruled ineligible to play for Missouri this season, according to Yahoo Sports. Gunn had been pursuing an extra, fifth year of college basketball eligibility.
The SEC made the ruling against Gunn's eligibility bid, which means he will not take the court for the Tigers this year, Yahoo Sports reported. He had been expected to play for Missouri in a game scheduled for the night the ruling came down.
No further details on the reasoning behind the SEC's decision were included in the reports.
Sources: Yahoo Sports · Yahoo Sports
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