Kobe Paras Commits To Transfer To Cal State Northridge

Kobe Paras Commits To Play For Cal State Northridge After Leaving Creighton

The Filipino basketball icon Kobe Paras has already decided to transfer to Cal State Northridge after playing a sea with Creighton University.

The basketball superstar leaves Creighton University after playing only 15 out of 35 games and average 1.3 points and 1.0 rebounds. He also saw limited playing time with the Bluejays, but he was a previous standout from De La Salle-Greenhill’s, which pushed him to leave Middlebrooks basketball team.

Paras’ request to leave Creighton has been granted after the careful thought and consideration of the university. After his papers have been released, the 6-foot-6 prodigy started to evaluate for opportunities.

On Tuesday (May 09, 2017), Paras believe that Cal State Northridge has amazing programs for their players, so he verbally committed to play for Matadors. The young Paras made this decision regarding his NCAA journey in the United States.

“I am happy to say that I have verbally committed to play at Cal State University Northridge. Can’t wait to be back on the court playing,” wrote by Paras on her Twitter post.

Reggie Theus, is the present coach of Matador who’s also a former coach of the Los Angeles D-Fenders in the NBA D-League, and a former NBA first-round draft pick by the Chicago Bulls.

Cal State Northridge Matadors has 2 NCAA tournament appearance and also plays in the Big West Conference including Long Beach State and Cal State Fullerton.

The son of the PBA legend Benjie Paras will attend summer cl(–foul word(s) removed–) at Cal State Northridge in order to be eligible to play for Matadors.

What can you say about Kobe Paras who initially committed verbally to play for Cal State Northridge? Do you really think that it was the best for him? Just feel free to leave your comments and reactions for this article.