Multiple conversations with Minutemen head coach Frank Martin in recent weeks along with an official visit to Amherst earlier this month cemented the choice. “It was my relationship with the coaches that we built over time,” Danny Carbuccia said. “That was really the main thing. And then, after going to visit, I just felt comfortable and felt like UMass was the right place for me. … The facility was dope.” The Yonkers resident averaged 8.7 points, 5.9 assists, 3.3 rebounds and 1.6 steals per game last season. He was a third-team All-CHSAA pick and was named a second-team lohud All-Star. (Photo: Carbuccia moves the ball in front of Kamari Whyte from St. Raymond during the CHSAA Class AA Archdiocesan championship game, Feb. 24.) 🔗: See more of the story at our link in bio. 📸: Mark Vergari @markvergari ✍: Mike Dougherty @lohudlacrosse #lohudsports #basketball #highschoolbasketball @stepinachs @stepinacsports @umass #UMassAmherst @umassbasketball @nolimit.dannyyy