St. Bonaventure grabs Matthews

Fri., May 11, 2007

The Spokesman-Review

Former Washington State shooting guard Chris Matthews will transfer to St. Bonaventure, head coach Mark Schmidt announced Thursday.

Matthews will have two seasons of eligibility remaining after he sits out the 2007-08 season per NCAA transfer guidelines.

The Washington D.C., native averaged 3.7 points per game over 17 games last season for WSU.

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