Stefan Vaaks Transferring, Leaves Providence

0:00On March 18th, Providence Freshman Guard Stefan Viox is entering the transfer portal after the school-parted ways with head coach Kim English earlier. This month, the 6-foot-7 player from Estonia put up impressive numbers in his first college season, averaging nearly 16 points, 2.5, rebounds, and more than 3 assists per game. He shot 40% from the field, and 35% from beyond the arc, with standout performances including 20 or more points in 10, games. His season high came with 28 points against Butler in the Big East tournament opener, helping the Friars secure a victory. Vox earned, all Big East Freshman team honors, and was named Big East Freshman of the week twice, quickly becoming a fan favorite despite the teams. Ups and downs. His departure adds to the challenges for Providence as they rebuild under new leadership. Before arriving in the U.S., the 20-year-old played professionally in Estonia for BC-Kalev in the Estonian-Ladvian League and FIBA Europe Cup, where he averaged 15 points, 3 rebounds,

1:04and 2.5 assists. He even made the leagues all-star-5. As the transfer portal heats up, Vox's skills will draw plenty of interest from programs nationwide, leaving Friar fans to reflect on a promising. Made in A.I.