By Dan Raley, Husky Maven: Explaining his transfer to South Carolina, his third college basketball stop in four seasons, former University of Washington guard Erik Stevenson said he was seeking a coach who would hold everyone accountable, which seemed to indicate he didn’t get that with the Huskies.
In an interview with GamecockCentral, the 6-foot-3 player from Lacey, Washington, said his big reason for choosing the SEC school over Butler and BYU was its hard-nosed coach, Frank Martin.
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