Report: SMU frosh Keith Frazier had failing grade changed as HS senior

Posted Jan 27, 2014
When Keith Frazier committed to SMU as a high school senior, it was considered a huge coup for the Mustangs. Frazier was a top-50 recruit, and had five-star ability as a scorer. According to a report, though, there is some question whether Frazier should have been able to graduate from Kimball High School in Texas. Frazier had at least one failing grade changed to passing, according to an internal investigation by the Dallas Independent School District. WFAA, an ABC affiliate in Texas, is reporting the news. (CBS Sports)

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