Former ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ forward Stone Gettings confirmed in an Instagram story that , a venture capital firm in Palo Alto, Calif.
A starter for the Wildcats as a grad transfer from Cornell last season, Gettings said he looked into playing professionally overseas but opted instead to start in the business he has been pursuing. Gettings majored in applied economics at Cornell and then picked up a masters in accounting at UA.
In a video story addressing his club-ball team, the West Coast Elite, Gettings spoke of "incredible" opportunities he had at UA and from his West Coast Elite experience. Gettings was not heavily recruited out of Loyola High School in Los Angeles before heading to the Ivy League, where many WCE alums have wound up.
WCE director "Ryan Silver and West Coast Elite gave me the platform coming out of high school to go to school at Cornell, which a kid like me never thought was possible," Gettings said. "I owe a lot to them, as well as my family, who have been tremendously supportive throughout this whole process."
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