Overview
- West Virginia University has suspended guard Kerr Kriisa for nine games after he admitted to receiving impermissible benefits while at the University of Arizona.
- The University's athletic department learned of Kriisa's violation in late August and worked with the NCAA to reach an appropriate resolution.
- During his suspension, Kriisa will be allowed to continue practicing and traveling with the team.
- Last season, Kriisa averaged 9.9 points and led the Pac-12 with 5.1 assists per game.
- Despite his suspension, Kriisa is expected to play a crucial role in West Virginia's upcoming season, which begins next Monday against Missouri State.