Tennessee Basketball’s Academic Effort Honored by NABC

The National Organization of Basketball Coaches (NABC) on Tuesday revealed its group and also private scholastic honors for the 2021-22 school year, and also the Tennessee Volunteers were plainly included.

Along with 3 Vols gaining positioning on the NABC Formality Court– which identifies junior, elderly and also college student males’s basketball gamers that completed the 2021-22 year with a collective grade point average of 3.2 or greater– the whole Tennessee group gained an NABC Group Academic Quality Honor through the team’s 3.28 GRADE POINT AVERAGE.

Tennessee was just one of just 3 SEC programs to make a 2021-22 Group Academic Quality Honor.

Separately, left elderly Victor Bailey Jr. and also sixth-year college student John Fulkerson both came down on the NABC Formality Court for their scholastic persistance in UT’s Agricultural Management, Education and learning & Interaction graduate program. Increasing elderly Santiago Vescovi’s scholastic document in search of his Organization Administration level gained him Formality Court acknowledgment too.

” Academic success is a core worth of the NABC and also a concern shared by males’s basketball programs throughout the nation,” NABC Exec Supervisor Craig Robinson stated. “Quality in the class needs effort and also commitment, and also the NABC considers it a benefit to recognize these deserving student-athletes and also the trainers and also personnel that sustain them.”

A complete listing of 2021-22 NABC Formality Court receivers is offered HERE.

Tuesday’s NABC information begins the heels of recently’s SEC statement of its 2021-22 First-Year Academic Honor Roll. That listing consisted of 6 Vols that were freshers last period: Jonas Aidoo (Journalism & Electronic Media), Quentin Diboundje (Organization), Brandon Huntley‐Hatfield (Sporting Activity Administration), Jahmai Mashack (Psychology), Handje Tamba (Exploratory) and also Zakai Zeigler (Maths).

This was the 3rd straight year that Tennessee positioned 5 or even more males’s basketball gamers on the SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll, that includes those that upload a grade point average of 3.0 or far better for the school year.