Post by oldfox on Apr 25, 2014 12:20:54 GMT -5
blogs.app.com/hawks/2014/04/25/fifth-year-transfer-brice-kofane-to-monmouth/
5th year player and Providence College Brice Kofane joining the Hawks this fall. Immediately eligible. Immediate help. Monmouth was already big, but inexperienced. Now they add more size, and have bought time for their youngsters by bring in an experienced high major guy in Kofane to lead the front court next season. "Strategery" at its best!
The article leads you to believe that Kofane was set on Monmouth from the get go, but I would like to think Marist was one of the "host of low and mid-major schools" from which he drew interest.
5th year player and Providence College Brice Kofane joining the Hawks this fall. Immediately eligible. Immediate help. Monmouth was already big, but inexperienced. Now they add more size, and have bought time for their youngsters by bring in an experienced high major guy in Kofane to lead the front court next season. "Strategery" at its best!
With 6-foot-9 senior Kadeem Batts done at PC, Kofane was expected to play a larger role in 2014-15, but he opted for a fresh start with Monmouth, which went 11-21 last season with an awfully young, inexperienced roster.
“I’m just trying to help the team get better,” Kofane said. “I will work along with the coaching staff to make sure I have an impact on the program. We will see how it goes, but I’m excited and I look forward to it. It will be interesting to see how the program is next year.”
“I’m just trying to help the team get better,” Kofane said. “I will work along with the coaching staff to make sure I have an impact on the program. We will see how it goes, but I’m excited and I look forward to it. It will be interesting to see how the program is next year.”
The article leads you to believe that Kofane was set on Monmouth from the get go, but I would like to think Marist was one of the "host of low and mid-major schools" from which he drew interest.
just because his former jersey said Providence.