The strangest BU basketball career ever

The Terriers had a fantastic night at The Greek last Tuesday - everything was working against Albany. Three-pointers were falling like whoa - a school record of 16! Johnny Holland had 21, Los had 18, JOB had 18. And Corey Lowe, despite only scoring 12 points, had another fantastic game with 5 steals, 6 assists and only 1 turnover!

The one negative coming out of the game was that we had another injury. And if I had told you at the beginning of the year that we would lose Brendan Sullivan to a separated shoulder and it would matter, I wouldn't have believed you. Actually, I would have said... Brendan Sullivan is back on the team? But this is just the latest chapter in the weirdest career of any BU athlete ever. Consider:

• Sullivan joins the 2005-06 Terrier squad as a highly touted freshman
• He doesn't make much of an impact, except for one an early season game against Rider in which he explodes for 15 points, all on 3-pointers.
• He messes up somehow and Wolff suspends him for the final regular season game and the AE tourney.
• He quits the team after the season.
• He stays at BU and spends the next 2 years playing pick-up hoops and presumably lounging around at the GSU
• He's announced at Terrier Tip-Off 08-09 as having rejoined the team as a walk-on, but only sees 4 mins of action all year
• Sully again quits the team, or is not asked to return, when Chambers takes over at the beginning of 09-10
• He is begged to return as a walk-on when it's clear we have a shortage of big men
• Sully then gains more and more PT until finally he's averaging over 15 mins in conference play this year
• And then, of course, Sully separates his shoulder and we're again short on big men.

We anxiously await Sully's return to the lineup.