(KWMN)- Connor Dillon, after four years at Winona State, will opt to use his extra year of eligibility to transfer to D-I Bradley University.
He led the Winona State men’s basketball team to its most wins in a regular season under Todd Eisner. He averaged a team, and NSIC best 21.6 ppg, along with 3.8 boards, and 2.9 assists. Next season he will be playing in his hometown of Peoria, Ill. for Bradley University of the D-I level.
Dillon joined Upon Further Review with Jake Litman to discuss his transfer, what the process was like, and why he made his decision.
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