Saint Peter's made the most stunning Cinderella run in NCAA Tournament history last March. A year later, not a single member of that team is going dancing.
by his alma mater, Seton Hall, starting a domino effect that saw eight of the team's 12 players transfer.Their leading scorer went to St. Bonaventure , where he also led the team in scoring. But the Bonnies lost in the second round of the A-10 Tournament.He followed Holloway to Seton Hall , which started strong but fizzled late, losing in the first round of the Big East Tournament.
did not make the D-II field.and added five freshmen and four transfers, but the new-look Peacocks couldn't replicate last year's success.Had they run it backnothing is guaranteed when you play in a one-bid league:seeded No. 12 or lower have made the Sweet 16 since the field expanded to 64 teams in 1985. of them made it back to the tournament the following year, and only two made it past the Sweet 16.
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