Guard Doneal Mack requests more playing time than he delivery with the Memphis Tigers. His forefather says his son will be transferring once he his release.

The Commercial Appeal on its Web site Thursday that the 6-foot-5 guard it’s time to move on. Greg Mack told the broadsheet that they trust it’s time to go now with two seasons of eligibility remaining.

Team spokesman Lamar Chance told The Associated Press late Thursday that no specifics of the displacement were available.

Mack averaged 12.5 follow-up during the Tigers’ run to the nationwide battle game. From Charlotte, N.C., he initially signed with Florida but was denied confession and with Memphis late in the straw-hat of 2006. Greg Mack registered Clemson, Wake Forest and LSU as promising schools for his son.

Posted on June 14th, 2008 by admin
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