Back from the Bahamas, and back from watching his team win three exhibitions by an average of 46 points, West Virginia coach Bob Huggins addressed the signee who didn’t make the trip, Teyvon Myers.

 

According to MetroNews.com, last season’s national junior college scoring leader, Myers wasn’t cleared to enroll this summer and now faces a stricter deadline after fall classes started Monday. Combo guard Teyvon Myers of Williston (N.D.) State Community College shot 36 percent from 3-point range and 85 percent from the foul line.

 

With admissions and compliance staff handling Myers’ situation, Huggins didn’t sound optimistic about the chances of the 6-foot-2 guard qualifying this season.

 

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