Noah K. Murray for NY Post
Isaiah Whitehead smiled as he looked around Walsh Gymnasium.
It was good to be home in South Orange, N.J. — and for him, Seton Hall will always be home — even if the result was disappointing.
Whitehead was unable to play Tuesday night in The Basketball Tournament (TBT) — he was sidelined by a wrist injury. The team he helped put together along with sports agent, attorney and Seton Hall alum Ryan Mulvaney, Hall In, was crushed by Syracuse’s Boeheim’s Army 82-52 in the first game of a three-game series.
But he looked at this as a start, hoping to make this team something Seton Hall alums will be proud of. The winner of the tournament receives a $2 million prize.
