Sterling Gibbs 'comfortable' with Terps, coach says

During Bob Farrell's 33 years as Seton Hall Prep's basketball coach, several highly touted point guards have suited up for the Pirates. Brevin Knight starred at the West Orange, N.J., high school before heading to Stanford and later embarking on a 12-year NBA career. Brandin Knight followed his older brother’s lead by running the show for Seton Hall Prep and then having a standout collegiate career at Pittsburgh, where he’s now an assistant coach. Years later came Ashton Gibbs, who left Seton Hall Prep as the school’s all-time leading scorer and earned co-MVP honors as a sophomore at Pitt this season. For the past three seasons, Sterling Gibbs, a 6-foot, 170-pound junior and Ashton’s younger brother, has stepped right in and added to the Pirates’ illustrious point guard tradition. For Farrell -- who taught Gibbs’ father decades earlier and coached both of his sons in a youth basketball camp -- seeing Sterling succeed was no surprise. “I think we pretty much kne...