Trey Parker's Breakout Season at Seton Hall

0:00On April 23rd, Trey Parker just dropped a huge signal for Seton Hall fans, posting an Instagram pic of himself with a garden-stayed hardwood classic. Trophy right before the college basketball transfer portal shut down Tuesday evening. The sophomore backup point guard is the only player sticking around from last season's 21-win squad that placed fourth in the Big East. Eight teammates hit the portal, and six others aged out, leaving a massive rebuild ahead. Parker transferred in from NC State last year after his freshman season there. He averaged 4.3 points, and 1.5 assists, and about 15 minutes per game off the bench, backing up Bud Clark while meshing in. Coach Shaheen Holloway's intense full-court pressure defense practices pushed him hard, turning early shot-hunting into smarter plays, and better efficiency by season's end. Seton Hall fans have been craving this kind of loyalty amid the roster shake-up, and Parker's unprompted caption calls next year his breakout season. He's stepping up as the lone returner, ready to guide 14 new faces into Holloway's structured

1:04system, and teach them team play over solo acts. This off-season, Parker's grinding film study with coaches, sharpening his shot, building strength, and even hitting classes for his art, design, and interactive multimedia degree. He's got a hidden drawing talent, too. He already links up with incoming guard, Dell Jones, a high school teammate from overtime elite who lit it up at Radford, predicting they'll form the Big East's top back-court. Parker's lacing up those Jersey Showtime sneakers again, hungry to lead the pirates and unleash the full squad. Fans, stay locked in. This wee build's got breakout potential written all over it.