After cementing his place in St. John's lore with a game-winner in the NCAA Tournament, Spokane product Dylan Darling is leaving the Big East school and heading back west.
The Idaho men's basketball program continued its recruiting surge with the addition of a locally produced player who became a Gem State prep hoops legend just south of the Palouse before spending his first two collegiate seasons at neighboring Washington State.
Nembhard's near triple double – 15 points, 23 assists and nine rebounds – in the Dallas Mavericks' season finale on Sunday put an exclamation point on a rookie season that had already far exceeded expectations.
Steele Venters is moving on to his third school, but the Gonzaga transfer won’t have to leave his home state as he pursues a final year of college eligibility.
Dylan Darling delivered an all-time highlight at St. John’s, finishing a buzzer-beating lay-up against Kansas to send the Red Storm to the Sweet 16. But Darling may soon be taking his late-game magic elsewhere.