Indiana quickly filled its available scholarship opening on Monday when 7-foot center Michael Durr announced he is transferring to the program.
Coming to IU from South Florida, Durr is immediately eligible with two years remaining and adds much needed experience in the post to the roster. Durr announced the news on his Twitter page.
“Let’s get it Hoosier nation,” he wrote in his post.
An Atlanta native, the 250 pound Durr averaged 8.8 points and a team-high 7.9 rebounds for American Athletic Conference member South Florida as a junior last season. His rebound average was fourth in the conference, and his 2.9 offensive rebounds were second. Durr also shot 79 percent from the free throw line. He averaged 26.4 minutes and blocked a team-high 18 shots. Durr played each of his first three seasons at USF, starting 85 of his 87 career games.
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Durham College receives donation for automotive program
Posted on April 16, 2021 by oshawaexpress in EDUCATION, NEWS
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Durham College has been given a new vehicle for its automotive program.
Fraser Ford and Ford of Canada recently donated a 2020 Ford F-150 Raptor to Durham College for use in its automotive service training program.
“Having the latest vehicle technology is essential for the students in Durham College’s automotive programs,” says John Bianchi, fixed operations manager at Fraser Ford. “Being an automotive technician is an important skill set and we’re excited to see how this vehicle will help the students refine their skills through access to the latest electronic systems and continue to work towards careers in this important industry.”