http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=4012928 Curry to transfer from Liberty LYNCHBURG, Va. -- Seth Curry, the high-scoring younger brother of Davidson star Stephen Curry, says he is transferring out of Liberty to seek a higher level of competition. Curry, 6-foot-3 and 180 pounds, led the nation's freshman with a 20.2 scoring average. Liberty went 23-12 this season, finishing with an 88-65 loss to James Madison on Monday night in the CollegeInsider.com tournament. Curry scored eight points in the loss. "This is a difficult decision that I have reached after close consultation with my family and others close to me," he said in a statement released through the school. He said the decision "is based on my desire to develop as an athlete to the fullest of my potential and take advantage of new opportunities that may be available to me in a higher-rated conference." There was no indication in the release whether Curry has already decided where to transfer, and the school said Curry would not have any additional comment Tuesday. Coaches at other schools are not permitted to comment on potential transfers. Liberty coach Ritchie McKay said he's disappointed with Curry's decision but understands and does not fault him for seeking to play against a higher level of competition. Like his brother, who is one of the best-known players in college basketball, the younger Curry splashed onto the scene as a scorer. He scored 23 and 18 points in his first two college games and then had 26 as the Flames won 86-82 at Virginia, just their second victory in eight games in the series. His season high of 35 points also came on the road, leading the Flames to a 91-80 victory at Virginia Military Institute before the largest crowd in VMI's history. Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press
It's a long shot my friends. But, it does seem that schools have to contact Liberty with interest. Here's what ESPN's Andy Katz had to say: http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/blog/index?entryID=4015186&name=katz_andy As Gumbo has said, he's most interested "in the ACC and in the state of North Carolina (NC State, Wake Forest, Duke or North Carolina)." But, Duke and UNC are honestly loaded, and Wake has some young talent waiting to get on the court too. NC State may be the best option for PT. He certainly would get good PT at LSU, b/c he fits totally in to what LSU needs. Imagine Dell Curry and Michael Jordan in the stands, right? (Ok, now back to the real world)
