As long as Kevin doesn't mind the tagalong, I guess.
Obviously, Seton Hall has to figure out how to succeed in this pay-for-play environment, and that's no given. Sha has to play his part in that, too. Seton Hall has given him nothing to help the transition, but there are things he could be doing, too. Those have been detailed at length here.
But assuming that happens (and that is assuming a lot), and he can get a tournament-worthy team on the floor, I don't expect one-and-dones to be the routine. He's a proven coach in a tournament setting, which is not necessarily something the fellow at Maryland can tout.
