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Tennessee Player Gets Extra Year, Joins Drexel
Former Tennessee basketball player Amaree Abram returns to college after fifth-year eligibility granted.
In brief
Former Tennessee basketball player Amaree Abram returns to college after fifth-year eligibility granted. Former Tennessee Volunteers guard Amaree Abram has been granted a fifth year of eligibility and will play for Drexel Dragons instead of returning to the Vols. Originally reported by Tennessee Volunteers On SI.
Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) Impact
With NIL emerging, college athletes seek ways to maximize careers, especially those without professional league options but valuable to programs.
Amaree Abram Returns to College
Former Tennessee Volunteer guard Amaree Abram has been granted a fifth year of eligibility and will play for Drexel Dragons instead of returning to the Vols.
Abram's College Career
Abram spent one season with Tennessee as a serviceable backup point guard, appearing in 25 games and starting 3 contests.
Abram's Stats
He averaged 3.2 points, 1.4 rebounds, and 0.7 assists per game with a 36.8% three-point shooting percentage.
Turnover Control
Abram limited turnovers to 8 throughout the season, showing value in winning the turnover battle.
Drexel's Season
Drexel finished the season 10-8 in conference play and 17-16 overall after a disappointing year.
Abram's Future Goal
Abram aims to be the missing piece to help Drexel reach the NCAA Tournament.
What matters most
Former Tennessee Volunteers guard Amaree Abram has been granted a fifth year of eligibility and will play for Drexel Dragons instead of returning to the Vols.
