Former Notre Dame guard J.J. Starling has committed to play for Adrian Autry and the Syracuse basketball program next season, according to Jonathan Givony of ESPN.
“I felt like it was a great fit for me,” J.J. Starling said, via ESPN. “The coaching staff are people I know I can put my trust in to handle and manage my career the right way.”
With Mike Brey’s departure from the Notre Dame basketball program, it made sense that Starling entered the transfer portal. The move to the Syracuse basketball program comes shortly after Hall of Fame coach Jim Boeheim announced his retirement, with Adrian Autry replacing him. Starling is the first big get for Autry in the post Jim Boeheim era.
