Georgetown took a reach in recruiting Stephen Domingo, but neither side seemed ready for it.

Domingo was one of the nation's top 30 juniors and a member of the USA under-17 team when he committed to Georgetown in the summer of 2012, then took the unusual step of skipping his senior season at San Francisco's St. Ignatius Prep to enroll at Georgetown in the fall. The transition to college basketball was a difficult one for Domingo, playing in 20 games as a freshman but scoring in only four, with a career high seven points against Longwood in December 2012.

Domingo's shooting fell off even further as a sophomore, scoring five points in the first three games of the season and then just four points thereafter. He appeared in 19 games as a sophomore season, but was the only player not brought off the bench when the Hoyas finished out the last minute of its NIT loss to Florida State to conclude the 2013-14 season. His career shooting at Georgetown from three point was just 11 percent (3 for 27).

Domingo announced his transfer soon after the end of the 2013-14 season. He moved closer to home at the University of California, where he averaged 2.0 points in 61 games for the Golden Bears.