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After Miami lost to Purdue, the Miami Hurricanes seniors had one last time to appreciate and say thank you to the Hurricanes fanbase.
"Thank you Miami," said Malik Reneau, as he said one last time on his amazing season leading the Hurricanes in scoring.. Ernest Udeh also showed his love for Miami, saying, "I love Miami Da U for life..."
Reneau led the team with an average of 18.8 points per game and was second in rebounds with 6.6. In ACC games, he scored an average of 18.1 points and had nine double-doubles. His best game was when he scored 28 points against Pitt. In the ACC Tournament quarterfinals, he helped Miami win against No. 24 Louisville with 24 points, six rebounds, and three steals.
Ernest Udeh Jr. made the All-ACC Defensive Team. He blocked 41 shots and was second in the league in rebounding with 9.4 per game. He had a season-high of four blocks in a win against Syracuse and three blocks in wins over Stanford and Boston College.
It was a great season with these two players. Now, the two willl focus on moving on from Miami, as Jai Lucas prepares for his second year.
Both Reneau and Udeh will start training for the NBA combine and draft. Good luck to them both. They will always be Hurricanes.
"Thank you Miami," said Malik Reneau, as he said one last time on his amazing season leading the Hurricanes in scoring.. Ernest Udeh also showed his love for Miami, saying, "I love Miami Da U for life..."
Reneau led the team with an average of 18.8 points per game and was second in rebounds with 6.6. In ACC games, he scored an average of 18.1 points and had nine double-doubles. His best game was when he scored 28 points against Pitt. In the ACC Tournament quarterfinals, he helped Miami win against No. 24 Louisville with 24 points, six rebounds, and three steals.
Ernest Udeh Jr. made the All-ACC Defensive Team. He blocked 41 shots and was second in the league in rebounding with 9.4 per game. He had a season-high of four blocks in a win against Syracuse and three blocks in wins over Stanford and Boston College.
It was a great season with these two players. Now, the two willl focus on moving on from Miami, as Jai Lucas prepares for his second year.
Both Reneau and Udeh will start training for the NBA combine and draft. Good luck to them both. They will always be Hurricanes.
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