Louisville's Chane Behanan granted release, could transfer to ACC school

Posted Jan 2, 2014
Junior forward Chane Behanan could transfer to an ACC school but not an AAC school if he opts to leave, Louisville sports information director Kenny Klein told SNY.tv. “We are not trying to restrict his schools,” Klein said by email. “Coach [Rick] Pitino said that on Monday when talking about Chane. "At the time, we were uncertain which transfer rules would apply. We would not restrict Chane from an ACC school, but his transfer would be affected under AAC policy.” Louisville is currently in the AAC but joins the ACC next season. (Zag's Blog)

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