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First he was in the draft. Then he wanted to come back to Louisville. Rick Pitino said no. Then he kept badgering Pitino to let him return. Then Pitino announced that Caracter had become academically ineligible and it seemed that Caracter had no choice but to stay in the draft. Then Caracter said his academics were resolved. Caracter actually did pull his name from the draft. Now, Caracter is transferring. Maybe.Rick Pitino told FoxSports.com that he is transferring. There was no elaboration and at this point no confirmation from Caracter. Who knows at this point.
I mean, I believe Louisville would do anything it could to help Caracter get his academics put back in place to enable him to transfer. Anything to get rid of a player who hasn't come near his potential and has been no where near worth the effort and energy needed to deal with him.
Not sure where he'll end up, but it won't be anywhere in the Big East do to conference by-laws. The New Jersey native might want to check with a few A-10 schools in the tri-state area, but it will have to be a desperate team or a coach with arrogant enough to think he can succeed with Caracter.
No matter what, it is safe to say that Caracter is no longer Louisville and Rick Pitino's problem.
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