Canadian Content

Here is a better more detailed article:
http://www2.kusports.com/news/2011/sep/16/braeden-anderson-says-hes-ineligible-play-ku/?mens_basketball

This is ugly….

Anderson, who first attended high school in Canada, said the problem stems from re-doing his junior year at Christian Faith Center in North Carolina, a school he said was recommended by his Canadian summertime AAU coach. He said that marked his fourth year of high school by NCAA standards and the NCAA did not recognize his work at the school.

He next transferred to Wilbraham and Monson Academy in Massachusetts. After leaving school last February, Anderson took online courses back home in Canada.

"I’ve been screwed, man," Anderson said. "I was told everything would be fine (if he attended Christian Faith Center). I was 15 years old. I was a little kid. You trust the adults around you that they’ll put you in the right situations to succeed."

Anderson’s summertime coach, Ro Russell, told the J-W on Friday night that Anderson never attended Christian Faith Center.

"None of the courses on his transcript were from there," Russell said. "He took online courses before he got there that the NCAA didn’t accept. This is very unfortunate. It’s a big shock. He is a great kid and will bounce back."

Informed later that Russell said he never went to Christian Faith Center, Anderson said: "I’ll decline comment except to say that our basketball jerseys said ‘Christian Faith Center’ on them. We practiced at Christian Faith Center every single day."