Could Seton Hall land coveted Northwestern transfer?

08:25 AM ET 03.23 | Good news could finally be on the way for Seton Hall. Coming off its worst season in more than a decade, the Pirates lost prized recruit Aquille Carr, who recently announced he will play overseas rather than attend college, had another, Jerron Wilbut, arrested on a robbery charge, and guard Aaron Cosby opted to transfer. But they are very much in play for New Jersey point guard Jaren Sina, a sharpshooter and playmaker who asked for and received his release from Northwestern this week after it fired head coach Bill Carmody. "That's one of the schools that's up there," Sina said. "I have a lot of interest in them." The 6-foot-2 Sina, a 2,000-point scorer at Gill St. Bernards (N.J.), will be patient. He has four official visits left and plans to use at least two of them. He will consider Northwestern, along with Seton Hall and Alabama -- the school he verbally committed to as a sophomore before de-committing -- in addition to others. His father and coach, Mergin Sina, said he has fielded numerous calls since Carmody was fired, from scores of high-major programs from the Big 10, SEC and ACC, such as Florida State, Indiana and Purdue.

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