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Coastal Carolina star baller signs with Three Eye Sports after being suspended from Coastal indefinitely for  eligibility issue.

Holloway told The Sun News on Thursday that with the help of the agency, he expects to work out for NBA teams at pre-draft camps and would also consider playing overseas.

"After all this, I felt like I could play pro," he said. "I've been feeling I could play pro this whole year. I wasn't going to consider it until after my senior year. Unfortunately, I have to go early."

CCU athletic director Hunter Yurachek said through associate athletic director for media relations Mike Cawood that he had not seen any official paperwork yet but that Holloway had indicated to the athletic administration his intentions to sign with an agent. Because the NCAA investigation remains ongoing, he could not comment further.

Check out Desmond Halloway's Stats over at ESPN

Read the rest of The Sun News' reporting on Halloway's signing. 

The full New York Times piece on Howard and CCU's alleged questionable gifts is quite interesting...

 Coastal Carolina University has a bandbox gym that holds 999 fans, a remote location near Myrtle Beach and a funky nickname, the Chanticleers — the requisite trappings of a men’s basketball darling. On the court, Coastal Carolina had the nation’s longest winning streak — 22 games — and almost reached the top 25 this season.

But instead of emerging as a quirky team that could make a run in the N.C.A.A. tournament, Coastal Carolina has become the latest example of the underside of college athletics — a small college that dreamed big, took risks and is now paying the price. The N.C.A.A.’s enforcement staff is investigating Coastal Carolina’s leading scorer, and a flurry of off-the-court problems have left the Chanticleers with only seven scholarship players.

Read the rest of the Times article about the investigation HERE