From press release:

DaRosa waved a fond farewell to Virginia Tech upon graduating in criminology last month. Thanks to taking the medical redshirt, the book wasn’t closed on her college basketball career. She narrowed her post-graduate options down to University of Mississippi, known better as Ole Miss, Seton Hall, and Boston College. Ole Miss and Seton Hall were among the schools that recruited DaRosa coming out of the JUCO ranks.

Besides playing in the Big East and at a school that’s located closer enough to home, what ultimately drew DaRosa to Seton Hall stemmed back to when she checked out several Pirate games while playing at ASA College. Seton Hall utilized a fast-pace style with as many as four guards out on the floor at one time.

“It’s a system where it doesn’t matter what your size or weight is,” DaRosa said. “(Seton Hall head coach Anthony Bozzella) just wants to beat people up the court. He gives his players the freedom to play. If it’s not there, then you step back and run a play. I like that.”