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While the 2017 transfer market is still in the focus of college basketball enthusiasts, and the 2018 recruiting market is heating up, the Boston College Eagles are delving into the 2019 market as well.
The Eagles have offered Chris Herren Jr., a guard graduating in 2019.
Boston College offered Tabor Academy's 2019 guard, Chris Herren Jr.
— Charley Neisner (@charleyneisner) July 29, 2017
Not much information is out there on Herren Jr. in regards to recruiting profiles on Rivals or 24/7. However, Herren Jr. appears to be a reliable scorer at his high school, Tabor Academy.
Herren Jr. has been linked to St. John’s, LIU Brooklyn, and an assortment of Ivy’s and Patriot League programs.
Chris Herren Jr. (@CHJ_24) has heard from St. John's, BC, Yale, Penn, Elon, Colgate and Holy Cross since this morning. pic.twitter.com/eylSZuy93z
— New England Playaz (@NE_Playaz) June 15, 2017
Eagles fans might remember his father, Chris Herren Sr., who played at BC for a year. Herren Sr.’s tenure at BC was riddled with difficulties, as Herren Sr. only played one game before sustaining a season-ending wrist injury. Herren Sr. was later suspended and expelled from the university for failing multiple drug tests.
After a short NBA career, Herren Sr. continued to suffer from addiction before becoming sober in 2008. Herren Sr. is now an advocate for rehabilitation and the prevention of drug abuse.