Joe Boozell | NCAA.com | May 9, 2016 Gators’ Nuclear Engineering program helps land Canyon Barry Canyon Barry averaged almost 20 points per game for Charleston in 2015-16. Share Canyon Barry, the son of former NBA great Rick Barry, averaged 19.7 points per game for Charleston last season and was looking to use his final year of athletic eligibility elsewhere. Barry announced on Monday that he’ll transfer to Florida, and noted how academics played a major role in the shooting guard's decision. Florida is known for its stellar Nuclear Engineering program, and Barry is striving to earn his master’s in that field in his final season. “The University of Florida is a great fit for me for several reasons,” Barry said. “First, they have an exceptional Nuclear Engineering program and actually have one of the only nuclear training reactors in the southeast.” Barry is an academic All-American, and he’ll hope to excel on and off of the basketball court in Gainesville. No. 17 Baylor women's volleyball takes down No. 7 Florida in straight sets for the weekend sweep No. 17 Baylor women's volleyball takes down No. 7 Florida for the second night in a row, this time in straight sets. READ MORE Women's volleyball: No. 17 Baylor defeats No. 7 Florida in four sets No. 17 Baylor defeated No. 7 Florida on Friday night to snap a three game losing streak. READ MORE How schools across the NCAA are commemorating the 20th anniversary of 9/11 Many across the nation will mourn and remember those lost on 9/11 for the 20th anniversary. College athletic programs will also take part in the remembrance as many play on Saturday. Here are some of the ways schools honor those who lost their lives on 9/11. READ MORE