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Hard to let go, especially when injuries interrupted everything.
Hope he finds someplace and puts that smooth bank shot to use.
Hope he finds someplace and puts that smooth bank shot to use.
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Has there ever been a player who comes out with a PhD by the time they exhaust their eligibility?
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Towns to make college hoops return at Howard
Seth Towns, the former Harvard and Ohio State forward who will be 26 at the start of the 2023-24 campaign, will attend Howard for his eighth college season.
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Former Harvard, Ohio State Star Seth Towns to Play Eighth Season at an HBCU
Seth Towns announced on Twitter he will play at Howard University for his eighth year of college basketball.The forward began his college career at Harvard in 2016, playing two seasons for the Crimson, averaging 14.2 points and 5.0 rebounds and earning the 2017–18 Ivy League Player of the Year...
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“I think I have restructured my relationship with basketball,” Towns told Adam Jardy of The Columbus Dispatch. “It is much healthier now. I’m not saying I put my entire identity into basketball, but man, it was hard, because that’s kind of the only professional aspiration I’ve had. Everything else was kind of subsidiary to that. Now, I think I’ve released myself from the need to play at whatever level.”
Just sayin': If it was me I don't think I'd want to risk another injury/operation, etc. that could have serious adverse effects later in life. At some point in life you have to make a decision to put your degrees to work and start your "life after basketball".
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Former Harvard, Ohio State Star Seth Towns to Play Eighth Season at an HBCU
Seth Towns announced on Twitter he will play at Howard University for his eighth year of college basketball.The forward began his college career at Harvard in 2016, playing two seasons for the Crimson, averaging 14.2 points and 5.0 rebounds and earning the 2017–18 Ivy League Player of the Year...
“I think I have restructured my relationship with basketball,” Towns told Adam Jardy of The Columbus Dispatch. “It is much healthier now. I’m not saying I put my entire identity into basketball, but man, it was hard, because that’s kind of the only professional aspiration I’ve had. Everything else was kind of subsidiary to that. Now, I think I’ve released myself from the need to play at whatever level.”
Just sayin': If it was me I don't think I'd want to risk another injury/operation, etc. that could have serious adverse effects later in life. At some point in life you have to make a decision to put your degrees to work and start your "life after basketball".
Howard is regarded as a top, if not the top, HBCU for academics. It only adds even more to his resume' for life after basketball, now that he knows his dream of playing professionally is over. If he wants to play college ball for one more season then he should do it.
He's got the rest of his life to not play.
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Lebron's dream is to play with his son in the NBA. Maybe Seth's dream is to play with his son in college?
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Skull Session: Ohio State Wins the Winter Transfer Portal Window, Seth Towns is a Standout at Howard and Mercer Hires Former Ohio State Lineman Mike Jacobs As Head Coach
The Buckeyes win the winter transfer portal window, Seth Towns is a star at Howard and Mercer hires former Ohio State offensive lineman Mike Jacobs as head coach.
With one look at Towns’ box scores, I could argue that the 6-foot-9, 230-pound forward has saved some of his best for last.
Across 19 appearances for the Bison, Towns has averaged 15.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, and 2.5 assists per contest. Those points, rebounds and assists are all career bests for the Columbus native — yes, even better than his averages as the Ivy League Player of the Year in 2018.
In a recent interview with ESPN's Jeff Borzello, Towns said his improved knee health and a restructured relationship with basketball have allowed him to thrive on the hardwood.
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