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Column: Can Tony Stubblefield succeed where so many coaches failed in returning DePaul to men’s basketball glory? The longtime Oregon assistant says he’s out to win ‘immediately.’

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For years we’ve heard DePaul was a sleeping giant, only to discover it’s still in hibernation. But with the relaxation of transfer rules allowing athletes to play immediately, Stubblefield didn’t have to wait on a new crop of freshmen to try to change the program. Among the six newcomers are graduate transfer Brandon Johnson, a 6-foot-8 forward from Minnesota; Tyon Grant-Foster, a 6-7 guard from Kansas; and Jalen Terry, a 6-foot guard from Oregon.

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