Oakland’s Isaiah Brock ruled eligible by the NCAA

Posted Oct 18, 2016
The NCAA has ruled Oakland forward Isaiah Brock eligible to compete this season. Brock is an army veteran that served two tours of duty. He did not have the grades to make it through the Eligibility Center initially, but once Oakland filed some extra paper work – and once the NCAA’s dismissal of one of our nation’s war heroes went viral – it was only a matter of time before Brock would be cleared. (NBC Sports)

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