Dare I say it, but Kyle wouldn't be as much of a "program changer" at Seton Hall on the court, but more so perception-wise on the recruiting trail. They simply don't have the athletes nor style of game to keep the heat off Kyle and get the most out of him. The Hall needs a more athletic, ball-dominating type to be the "program changer" where he can get his own on the court at any time. Kyle at the next level is more the ultimate catalyst, which is why he'd fit sooo well at places like St. John's or UCLA.
Kyle's potential can best be realized with other excellent athletes and scorers around him, where his versatility can shine both on and off the ball. I fear that at a place like Seton Hall, he's simply too talented for the roster and doesn't have the complimentary players around him needed to showcase what he really does well.
Kyle isn't a fast player as we know. He gets around that by having a myriad of different skills and utilizing the skills of his team. A great team player. I think at a program like the Hall will not be able to make up for his lack of speed and he won't have the weapons around him that he needs.
Just an opinion of course. I would never presume to know where is best for him overall, but career-wise, SHU is the worst choice if he wants to win and really shine on the court.
