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Tre Coggins, Darius Parker transfer from Air Force basketball program

Tre Coggins has chosen to play at Cal-State Fullerton after leaving Air Force, and teammate Darius Parker also finds a spot at a Division II school.

By Duane Grasmick
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Former Air Force Falcons point guard Tre Coggins has decided to become a Titan as he will transfer to Cal State Fullerton of the Big West. Coggins will have to sit out the 2014-15 season before hitting the court for his new team.

Coggins was far and away the best player for a 12-18 Air Force squad last year. He averaged 16 points, 2.6 assist and 2.7 rebounds a game. He scored over 20 points nine times for the Falcons and earned third team All-Mountain West team honors. Coggins decided to transfer at the end of his sophomore year to avoid a five year commitment to the Air Force after graduation, a common occurrence for many Air Force students. Losing Coggins will be a big loss for the Falcons program for next year.

Coggins wasn't the only transfer for the 2013-14 Falcons, as sophomore-to-be Darius Parker will be playing for NCAA Division II Arkansas-Fort Smith this coming season. Since he transferred to a lower level school, Parker will be able to play immediately.

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