Arizona State Dismisses Leading Scorer BJ Freeman Following Conduct Issues

Freeman's ejections and suspension during a turbulent season led to his removal from the team.

BJ Freeman, Arizona State's leading scorer, was dismissed from the team due to conduct detrimental to the program.
The senior guard averaged 13.7 points, 3.9 rebounds, and 2.6 assists per game across 25 games this season.
Freeman was ejected from two games during conference play, including one for headbutting an opposing player, and was later suspended for a separate game.
His dismissal comes as Arizona State struggles in the Big 12, holding a 12-14 record and a six-game losing streak.
Freeman had transferred to Arizona State from Milwaukee, where he was a standout player and two-time All-Horizon League selection.