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Seton Hall coach Bobby Gonzalez believes in the transformative power of transfers.
During Gonzalez’s tenure at Manhattan College, Luis Flores, a transfer from Rutgers, became the all-time leading scorer in school history, led the Jaspers to two NCAA tournament appearances, including one in which they upset No. 5 seed Florida, and Flores was ultimately drafted by the Houston Rockets.
Because of that experience, Gonzalez is once again going the transfer route in the ultra-competitive Big East.
Read the full story here at SNY.tv.
And check out Brendon DesRochers’ column on how the NCAA transfer rule creates ambiguity.
