Breen told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Dayton will honor her request and release her from her commitment but won't allow her to sign with another Atlantic 10 school or with any other team on Dayton's schedule next season.
“It wasn’t anything that I didn’t really like about Dayton. I did like it,” Breen said. “It’s just something in my gut telling me I didn’t look enough at other schools. There’s a 99 percent chance I would’ve been happy at Dayton, but I didn’t want to risk the 1 percent, and then have to sit out a year if I wanted to transfer.”
Sam Breen,Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic senior forward, was named Butler Eagle Girls Basketball Player of the Year. https://t.co/ToH9Q2Wr8k pic.twitter.com/hXPbderUXE
— Butler Eagle (@ButlerEagle) March 29, 2017
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