St. John’s Basketball just landed the number one guard in the transfer portal, Kadary Richmond from Seton Hall. Richmond committed to St. John’s and coach Rick Pitino ESPN announced on Tuesday. Kadary Richmond really helped fuel Seton Hall’s NIT title run leading in scoring for the Pirates scoring 15.7 points per game and leading in assists with 5.1 assists per game. Along with being the teams top scorer Richmond was also the team’s highest-rated defender by a longshot. The 6-foot-5 guard is a tough, two-way player who can make a difference for a St. John’s team that is seeking to…
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Bryce Crain
Bryce Crain is a Professional Sports Writer and contributor to HardwoodHeroics.com covering NBA and NCAA Bryce has been covering sports like NBA, NCAA, and even NFL for years committed to covering everything going on in the National Basketball League
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