Can Monmouth finally break through into NCAAs?
Posted Oct 11, 2017
King Rice’s Monmouth Hawks will face a tall task in trying to repeat their success of the last two seasons – and finally secure that NCAA tournament bid – after the graduation of MAAC player of the year Justin Robinson and second leading scorer Je’lon Hornbeak. Junior Micah Seaborn will be asked to seriously improve his efficiency to keep Monmouth’s offense humming.
(NBC Sports)
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