Drake Transfer Conor Enright Chooses DePaul Over WVU, Others

This past weekend, WVU men's head basketball coach Darian DeVries hosted a handful of transfers for an official visit, one of which was a former player of his at Drake - Conor Enright. The visit seemed to have went well, however, Enright chose to return near home in Chicago and play for DePaul.

In two years with DeVries at Drake, Enright appeared in 68 games and averaged 5.5 points, 2.7 rebounds, and 2.4 assists per game while shooting 44% from the field and 39% from three-point land. After receiving MVC All-Freshman honors in a role off the bench, Enright moved into Drake’s starting lineup this past season and was one of their most efficient shooters, making shots at a 45% clip (44% from deep).

Prior to committing to DePaul Enright also heard from Ball State, Bowling Green, Charleston Southern, Davidson, Furman, Penn, Robert Morris, Stanford, Western Michigan, and Wofford.

He will have two years of eligibility remaining.

Other transfer targets to keep your eyes on are Atin Wright (Drake), Toby Okani (Illinois-Chicago), and Kevin Overton (Drake).