Excerpt from the Dayton Daily News
Wright State coaches have been leading the team through the eight weeks of offseason workouts they’re allowed, but the sessions on the court have a little different flavor this year.
With only six players back from last season, let’s just say all of the returnees are getting a high level of individual attention.
“How those guys carry themselves in our gym, they’re almost like new people and new players because they have this new sense of responsibility. It’s a turning of the page, and they have a runway to develop and grow,” Sargent said.
“The six guys who are here, I couldn’t be happier with the work they’re putting in.”
With the team’s top four scorers having left for other schools, that hearty half-dozen will be expected to become primary offensive threats next season.
That is, unless the three transfer portal signees so far are ready to take over the scoring load.
