Ball State has officially announced the release of men’s basketball players Quinten Payne and Mark Alstork in a media release.
They will look to transfer to another school to continue playing.
“We want to thank Mark and Quinten for their time here at Ball State,” Ball State head coach James Whitford said in the release. “They did an excellent job representing our university, both on and off the court. We support their decisions to find new schools, and we wish them the best going forward.”
Both players were freshmen for the Ball State team last season.
Alstork started 15 games last season, but played in every game. He averaged 3.1 points per game off 31.3 percent shooting from the field.
Payne started two games, averaging .6 points per game off 11.9 minutes per game. He played in 29 games in 2013-14.
Both Payne and Alstork expressed their thanks to Ball State in the release.
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