7th Annual College Basketball Draft
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what’s the time limit on picks? Not throwing shade because I haven’t been as timely as in the past, but more just curious.
I actually spent some time figuring out some names for my next pick or two so I can be less of a time suck.
I actually spent some time figuring out some names for my next pick or two so I can be less of a time suck.
24 hours but it may drop to 12 if we are still not on pace to finish before the season starts.
Updated draft selections...
Draft Results
1st Round
1. Zach Edey, Purdue
2. Kyle Filipowski, Duke
3. Hunter Dickinson, Kansas
4. Armando Bacot, North Carolina
5. Tyler Kolek, Marquette
6. Ryan Kalkbrenner, Creighton
7. Max Abmas, Texas
8. Donovan Clingan, UConn
9. Isaiah Collier, USC
10. Wade Taylor, Texas A&M
11. Boo Buie, Northwestern
2nd Round
12. Oumar Ballo, Arizona
13. Terrence Shannon, Illinois
14. Joel Soriano, St. John's
15. Tylor Perry, Kansas State
16. Trey Alexander, Creighton
17. Tyrese Proctor, Duke
18. Johnell Davis, Florida Atlantic
19. Nijel Pack, Miami
20. Judah Mintz, Syracuse
21. Justin Moore, Villanova
22. DaRon Holmes, Dayton
3rd Round
23. Graham Ike, Gonzaga
24. Aidan Mahaney, Saint Mary's
25. Johni Broome, Auburn
26. Cliff Omoruyi, Rutgers
27. Justin Edwards, Kentucky
28. Boogie Ellis, USC
29. LJ Cryer, Houston
30. Bryce Hopkins, Providence
31. Reece Beekman, Virginia
32. Norchad Omier, Miami
33. Santiago Vescovi, Tennessee
4th Round
34. Ja'Kobe Walter, Baylor
35. Adem Bona, UCLA
36. Tyson Degenhart, Boise State
37. Trevon Brazile, Arkansas
38. Jahmir Young, Maryland
39. Tyson Walker, Michigan State
40. RJ Davis, North Carolina
41. N'Faly Dante, Oregon
42. Ryan Nembhard, Gonzaga
43. AJ Hoggard, Michigan State
44. Josh Cohen, UMass
5th Round
45. Mackenzie Mgbako, Indiana
46. Dajuan Harris, Kansas
47. PJ Hall, Clemson
48. Caleb Love, Arizona
49. Jamal Shead, Houston
50. Isaiah Stevens, Colorado State
51. Elliot Cadeau, North Carolina
52. DJ Wagner, Kentucky
53. Lamont Butler, San Diego State
54. Cody Williams, Colorado
55. Stephon Castle, UConn
6th Round
56. Aden Holloway, Auburn
57. Eric Dixon, Villanova
58. Pop Isaacs, Texas Tech
59. Jamal Mashburn, New Mexico
60. Tucker DeVries, Drake
61. Drew Pember, UNC Asheville
62. Mitchell Saxen, Saint Mary's
63. Tristan da Silva, Colorado
64. Jahvon Quinerly, Memphis
65. Jaelen House, New Mexico
66. Dillon Jones, Weber State
7th Round
67. Ajay Mitchell, UC Santa Barbara
68. Riley Kugel, Florida
69. Ace Baldwin, Penn State
70. Tyrese Hunter, Texas
71. Mark Sears, Alabama
72. Alijah Martin, Florida Atlantic
73. Oso Ighodaro, Marquette
74. Anton Watson, Gonzaga
75. Jordan Brown, Memphis
76. Kevin McCullar, Kansas
77. Jackson Shelstad, Oregon
8th Round
78. Trey Green, Xavier
79. RayJ Dennis, Baylor
80. Fletcher Loyer, Purdue
81. Jordan Dingle, St. John's
82. Zeke Mayo, South Dakota State
83. Emanuel Miller, TCU
84. Eric Gaines, UAB
85. Arthur Kaluma, Kansas State
86. Jaylen Forbes, Tulane
87. Enrique Freeman, Akron
88. Xavier Johnson, Indiana
9th Round
89. Bent Leuchten, UC Irvine
90. Baylor Scheierman, Creighton
Draft Results
1st Round
1. Zach Edey, Purdue
2. Kyle Filipowski, Duke
3. Hunter Dickinson, Kansas
4. Armando Bacot, North Carolina
5. Tyler Kolek, Marquette
6. Ryan Kalkbrenner, Creighton
7. Max Abmas, Texas
8. Donovan Clingan, UConn
9. Isaiah Collier, USC
10. Wade Taylor, Texas A&M
11. Boo Buie, Northwestern
2nd Round
12. Oumar Ballo, Arizona
13. Terrence Shannon, Illinois
14. Joel Soriano, St. John's
15. Tylor Perry, Kansas State
16. Trey Alexander, Creighton
17. Tyrese Proctor, Duke
18. Johnell Davis, Florida Atlantic
19. Nijel Pack, Miami
20. Judah Mintz, Syracuse
21. Justin Moore, Villanova
22. DaRon Holmes, Dayton
3rd Round
23. Graham Ike, Gonzaga
24. Aidan Mahaney, Saint Mary's
25. Johni Broome, Auburn
26. Cliff Omoruyi, Rutgers
27. Justin Edwards, Kentucky
28. Boogie Ellis, USC
29. LJ Cryer, Houston
30. Bryce Hopkins, Providence
31. Reece Beekman, Virginia
32. Norchad Omier, Miami
33. Santiago Vescovi, Tennessee
4th Round
34. Ja'Kobe Walter, Baylor
35. Adem Bona, UCLA
36. Tyson Degenhart, Boise State
37. Trevon Brazile, Arkansas
38. Jahmir Young, Maryland
39. Tyson Walker, Michigan State
40. RJ Davis, North Carolina
41. N'Faly Dante, Oregon
42. Ryan Nembhard, Gonzaga
43. AJ Hoggard, Michigan State
44. Josh Cohen, UMass
5th Round
45. Mackenzie Mgbako, Indiana
46. Dajuan Harris, Kansas
47. PJ Hall, Clemson
48. Caleb Love, Arizona
49. Jamal Shead, Houston
50. Isaiah Stevens, Colorado State
51. Elliot Cadeau, North Carolina
52. DJ Wagner, Kentucky
53. Lamont Butler, San Diego State
54. Cody Williams, Colorado
55. Stephon Castle, UConn
6th Round
56. Aden Holloway, Auburn
57. Eric Dixon, Villanova
58. Pop Isaacs, Texas Tech
59. Jamal Mashburn, New Mexico
60. Tucker DeVries, Drake
61. Drew Pember, UNC Asheville
62. Mitchell Saxen, Saint Mary's
63. Tristan da Silva, Colorado
64. Jahvon Quinerly, Memphis
65. Jaelen House, New Mexico
66. Dillon Jones, Weber State
7th Round
67. Ajay Mitchell, UC Santa Barbara
68. Riley Kugel, Florida
69. Ace Baldwin, Penn State
70. Tyrese Hunter, Texas
71. Mark Sears, Alabama
72. Alijah Martin, Florida Atlantic
73. Oso Ighodaro, Marquette
74. Anton Watson, Gonzaga
75. Jordan Brown, Memphis
76. Kevin McCullar, Kansas
77. Jackson Shelstad, Oregon
8th Round
78. Trey Green, Xavier
79. RayJ Dennis, Baylor
80. Fletcher Loyer, Purdue
81. Jordan Dingle, St. John's
82. Zeke Mayo, South Dakota State
83. Emanuel Miller, TCU
84. Eric Gaines, UAB
85. Arthur Kaluma, Kansas State
86. Jaylen Forbes, Tulane
87. Enrique Freeman, Akron
88. Xavier Johnson, Indiana
9th Round
89. Bent Leuchten, UC Irvine
90. Baylor Scheierman, Creighton
12 rounds. So, just 42 more picks.
I'll send a list of 100+ available prospects today or tomorrow.
Noooooooo!!!
Love Wooga. He barely made a single top 100 list. Thought I could wait one more round. He's going to be dynamite this year. Great pick.
Love Edwards. He's Uber efficient. Edwards-Kriisa is a great 1-2 punch. Just don't know about the rest of the West Virginia roster. A lot of unproven 3 star players.
Thought about taking Edwards as early as Round 5, but I just can't get past that roster.
I was really surprised he didn’t make a list. I honestly thought about picking him in rounds 4 and 5.
Probably has a lower floor than Pack and Omier. But, I tend to think he has a higher ceiling. Great value for Round 9.
Little surprised this guy is still here.
2nd team All Big East last year. Leading scorer at 15 ppg for what will be a top 5 team. That's a lot of win shares for Kam Jones from Marquette.
@FaithPlusOne is on the clock.
2nd team All Big East last year. Leading scorer at 15 ppg for what will be a top 5 team. That's a lot of win shares for Kam Jones from Marquette.
@FaithPlusOne is on the clock.
Kam Jones is fantastic. I took him last year in Round 11 and he was a steal.
He's been on my short list since Round 6. This past round I was deliberating between him and Scheierman. Tough call. Team-wise, I'd give a slight edge to Marquette over Creighton. Just feel like Scheierman is crazy versatile and can probably rack up Win Shares a little easier. But, Kam Jones in Round 9 is a tremendous pick up.
I'm surprised both of these Big East guys lasted this long. Some might just be nervous that there's already been quite a few Big East guys taken, which is true. They obviously can't all make 1st Team. But, honestly wouldn't be surprised if we saw 5 Big East players earn All-American honors. Big Ten did it recently (2022 maybe?).
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On my way to the office now. Will look to pick soon after.
Jones was one I had circled for my possible next pick.
Branden Carlson, Utah
Some of the picks I really wanted were taken with the last few, but this guy is solid for this late IMO. I just don’t know if Utah is going to win enough.
@lurkeraspect84, you’re up.
Some of the picks I really wanted were taken with the last few, but this guy is solid for this late IMO. I just don’t know if Utah is going to win enough.
@lurkeraspect84, you’re up.
He was going to be my next pick. Utah will be 5th or 6th in the P12 and he'll put up 18 and 8. Should be 2nd team All P12 at worst. Very solid pick at this stage in the draft.
Ugh... I should have taken him instead of Enrique Freeman. Was thinking Borden was going to take more mid-major stars. Mid-majors seem more scarce this year. Instant regret.
It's crazy how many guys in rounds 5-8 were taken that weren't really high on my list. But, these last 10 picks or so? Jesse Edwards, RayJ Dennis, Wooga Poplar, Kam Jones, Branden Carlson. Sheesh.
Pretty sure lurker has crazy hours on Monday. He's said that more than once, IIRC (in different threads).
So, one more proxy pick for Lurker. Fardaws Aimaq, California
You're up @Necessary Roughness
Here are some notable players still left in the draft. I've separated the players by conferences.
Since the inception of this draft, The P6 leagues have received 4 points each year for making 1st Team All-Conference. You need 4 teams in the KenPom top 50 to earn 4 points for making 1st Team All-Conference. The AAC, A10, MWC, and WCC often have 4 teams in the top 100, which would qualify them for 3 points on making 1st Team. All other conferences are likely to only yield 2 points. Wouldn't be out of the question, though, to see another conference make it like the MVC or C-USA.
ACC
Quinten Post, Boston College
Chase Hunter, Clemson
Joe Girard, Clemson
Jared McCain, Duke
Mark Mitchell, Duke
Jeremy Roach, Duke
Darin Green, Florida State
Baba Miller, Florida State
Miles Kelly, Georgia Tech
Skyy Clark, Louisville
Matthew Cleveland, Miami
Harrison Ingram, North Carolina
DJ Burns, NC State
Casey Morsell, NC State
JJ Starling, Syracuse
Benny Williams, Syracuse
Isaac McKneely, Virginia
Hunter Cattoor, Virginia Tech
Sean Pedulla, Virginia Tech
Cameron Hildreth, Wake Forest
Hunter Sallis, Wake Forest
Big Ten
Dain Dainja, Illinois
Coleman Hawkins, Illinois
Malik Reneau, Indiana
Kel'el Ware, Indiana
Julian Reese, Maryland
Patrick McCaffery, Iowa
Tony Perkins, Iowa
Payton Sandfort, Iowa
Donta Scott, Maryland
Dug McDaniel, Michigan
Olivier Nkamhoua, Michigan
Jaden Akins, Michigan State
Xavier Booker, Michigan State
Malik Hall, Michigan State
Dawson Garcia, Minnesota
Keisei Tominaga, Nebraska
Roddy Gayle, Ohio State
Zed Key, Ohio State
Bruce Thornton, Ohio State
Braden Smith, Purdue
Derek Simpson, Rutgers
Steven Crowl, Wisconsin
Connor Essegian, Wisconsin
Chucky Hepburn, Wisconsin
Tyler Wahl, Wisconsin
Big 12
Jalen Bridges, Baylor
Langston Love, Baylor
Fous Traore, BYU
Viktor Lkhin, Cincinnati
Simas Lukosius, Cincinnati
Terrance Arcenaux, Houston
Damian Dunn, Houston
J'Wan Roberts, Houston
Omaha Billiew, Iowa State
Tamin Lipsey, Iowa State
KJ Adams, Kansas
Elmarko Jackson, Kansas
Nae'Qwan Tomlin, Kansas State
John Hugley, Oklahoma
Milos Uzan, Oklahoma
Bryce Thompson, Oklahoma State
Avery Anderson, TCU
Chuck O'Bannon, TCU
Dylan Disu, Texas
Dillon Mitchell, Texas
Devan Cambridge, Texas Tech
Warren Washington, Texas Tech
Shemarri Allen, UCF
Big East
Steven Ashworth, Creighton
Jayden Epps, Georgetown
David Joplin, Marquette
Al-Amir Dawes, Seton Hall
Kadary Richmond, Seton Hall
Chris Ledlum, St. John's
Alex Karaban, UConn
Tristen Newton, UConn
Cam Spencer, UConn
Mark Armstrong, Villanova
TJ Bamba, Villanova
Tyler Burton, Villanova
Hakim Hart, Villanova
Desmond Claude, Xavier
Zach Freemantle, Xavier (out indefinitely)
Dayvion McKnight, Xavier
Posh Alexander, Butler
Pac-12
Kylan Boswell, Arizona
Jaden Bradley, Arizona
Pelle Larsson, Arizona
Frankie Collins, Arizona State
KJ Simpson, Colorado
Keeshawn Barthelemy, Oregon
Jermaine Couisnard, Oregon
Jordan Pope, Oregon State
Jared Bynum, Stanford
Spencer Jones, Stanford
Dylan Andrews, UCLA
Berke Büyüktuncel, UCLA
Aday Mara, UCLA
Lazar Stefanovic, UCLA
Kobe Johnson, USC
Joshua Morgan, USC
Keion Brooks, Washington
Paul Mulcahy, Washington
Sahvir Wheeler, Washington
Jabe Mullins, Washington State
Isaac Jones, Washington State
SEC
Aaron Estrada, Alabama
Rylan Griffen, Alabama
Grant Nelson, Alabama
Khaliff Battle, Arkansas
Devo Davis, Arkansas
El Ellis, Arkansas
Tramon Mark, Arkansas
Jaylin Williams, Auburn
Walter Clayton, Florida
Will Richard, Florida
Zyon Pullin, Florida
Jalen DeLoach, Georgia
Jaylin Williams, Texas A&M
Aaron Bradshaw, Kentucky
Robert Dillingham, Kentucky
Tre Mitchell, Kentucky
Antonio Reeves, Kentucky
Will Baker, LSU
Jalen Cook, LSU (waiver pending)
Shakeel Moore, Mississippi State
Tolu Smith, Mississippi State (out indefinitely)
Caleb Grill, Missouri
John Tonje, Missouri
Connor Vanover, Missouri
Jaemyn Brakefield, Ole Miss
Matthew Murrell, Ole Miss
BJ Mack, South Carolina
Jonas Aidoo, Tennessee
Tobe Awaka, Tennessee
Josiah-Jordan James, Tennessee
Dalton Knecht, Tennessee
Zakai Zeigler, Tennessee (could be ready for the opener; coming of ACL injury)
Henry Coleman, Texas A&M
Tyrece Radford, Texas A&M
Tyrin Lawrence, Vanderbilt
Ezra Manjon, Vanderbilt
AAC
Vladislav Goldin, Florida Atlantic
Jaykwon Walton, Memphis
Aaron Scott, North Texas
Max Fiedler, Rice
Zhuric Phelps, SMU
Chris Youngblood, South Florida
Kevin Cross, Tulane
Cobe Williams, Tulsa
Colby Rogers, Wichita State
WCC
Nolan Hickman, Gonzaga
Keli Leaupepe, Loyola Marymount
Houston Mallette, Pepperdine
Jevon Porter, Pepperdine
Tyler Robertson, Portland
Alex Ducas, Saint Mary's
Mike Sharavjamts, San Francisco
Adama Bal, Santa Clara
MWC
Rytis Petraitis, Air Force
Max Rice, Boise State
Kenan Blackshear, Nevada
Jarod Lucas, Nevada
Darrion Trammell, San Diego State
Reese Waters, San Diego State
Keylan Boone, UNLV
Max Rice, UNLV
Atlantic 10
Dae Dae Grant, Duquense
Ronald Polite, George Mason
James Bishop, George Washington
Philip Alston, Loyola Chicago
Greg Dolan, Loyola Chicago
Daryl Banks, St. Bonaventure
Charles Pride, St. Bonaventure
Erik Reynolds, Saint Joseph's
Gibson Jimerson, Saint Louis
Max Shulga, VCU
Other Conferences
Devontae Blanton, Eastern Kentucky
Daniel Batcho, Louisiana Tech
Tyler Thomas, Hofstra
Tristan Enaruna, Cleveland State
Keegan Records, Colgate
Keyshaun Langley, UNCG
Terrence Edwards, James Madison
Rayshon Harrison, Grandy Canyon
Gabe McGlothan, Grand Canyon
Bowen Born, Northern Iowa
Jaylin Hunter, Ohio
Elijah Pepper, UC Davis
Stephan Swenson, Stetson
Demarcus Sharp, Austin Peay
Jacob Ognacevic, Lipscomb
Kelton Talford, Winthrop
Aanen Moody, Montana
Trey Calvin, Wright State
August Mahoney, Yale
Marques Warrick, Northern Kentucky
Tyler Thomas, Hofstra
Since the inception of this draft, The P6 leagues have received 4 points each year for making 1st Team All-Conference. You need 4 teams in the KenPom top 50 to earn 4 points for making 1st Team All-Conference. The AAC, A10, MWC, and WCC often have 4 teams in the top 100, which would qualify them for 3 points on making 1st Team. All other conferences are likely to only yield 2 points. Wouldn't be out of the question, though, to see another conference make it like the MVC or C-USA.
ACC
Quinten Post, Boston College
Chase Hunter, Clemson
Joe Girard, Clemson
Jared McCain, Duke
Mark Mitchell, Duke
Jeremy Roach, Duke
Darin Green, Florida State
Baba Miller, Florida State
Miles Kelly, Georgia Tech
Skyy Clark, Louisville
Matthew Cleveland, Miami
Harrison Ingram, North Carolina
DJ Burns, NC State
Casey Morsell, NC State
JJ Starling, Syracuse
Benny Williams, Syracuse
Isaac McKneely, Virginia
Hunter Cattoor, Virginia Tech
Sean Pedulla, Virginia Tech
Cameron Hildreth, Wake Forest
Hunter Sallis, Wake Forest
Big Ten
Dain Dainja, Illinois
Coleman Hawkins, Illinois
Malik Reneau, Indiana
Kel'el Ware, Indiana
Julian Reese, Maryland
Patrick McCaffery, Iowa
Tony Perkins, Iowa
Payton Sandfort, Iowa
Donta Scott, Maryland
Dug McDaniel, Michigan
Olivier Nkamhoua, Michigan
Jaden Akins, Michigan State
Xavier Booker, Michigan State
Malik Hall, Michigan State
Dawson Garcia, Minnesota
Keisei Tominaga, Nebraska
Roddy Gayle, Ohio State
Zed Key, Ohio State
Bruce Thornton, Ohio State
Braden Smith, Purdue
Derek Simpson, Rutgers
Steven Crowl, Wisconsin
Connor Essegian, Wisconsin
Chucky Hepburn, Wisconsin
Tyler Wahl, Wisconsin
Big 12
Jalen Bridges, Baylor
Langston Love, Baylor
Fous Traore, BYU
Viktor Lkhin, Cincinnati
Simas Lukosius, Cincinnati
Terrance Arcenaux, Houston
Damian Dunn, Houston
J'Wan Roberts, Houston
Omaha Billiew, Iowa State
Tamin Lipsey, Iowa State
KJ Adams, Kansas
Elmarko Jackson, Kansas
Nae'Qwan Tomlin, Kansas State
John Hugley, Oklahoma
Milos Uzan, Oklahoma
Bryce Thompson, Oklahoma State
Avery Anderson, TCU
Chuck O'Bannon, TCU
Dylan Disu, Texas
Dillon Mitchell, Texas
Devan Cambridge, Texas Tech
Warren Washington, Texas Tech
Shemarri Allen, UCF
Big East
Steven Ashworth, Creighton
Jayden Epps, Georgetown
David Joplin, Marquette
Al-Amir Dawes, Seton Hall
Kadary Richmond, Seton Hall
Chris Ledlum, St. John's
Alex Karaban, UConn
Tristen Newton, UConn
Cam Spencer, UConn
Mark Armstrong, Villanova
TJ Bamba, Villanova
Tyler Burton, Villanova
Hakim Hart, Villanova
Desmond Claude, Xavier
Zach Freemantle, Xavier (out indefinitely)
Dayvion McKnight, Xavier
Posh Alexander, Butler
Pac-12
Kylan Boswell, Arizona
Jaden Bradley, Arizona
Pelle Larsson, Arizona
Frankie Collins, Arizona State
KJ Simpson, Colorado
Keeshawn Barthelemy, Oregon
Jermaine Couisnard, Oregon
Jordan Pope, Oregon State
Jared Bynum, Stanford
Spencer Jones, Stanford
Dylan Andrews, UCLA
Berke Büyüktuncel, UCLA
Aday Mara, UCLA
Lazar Stefanovic, UCLA
Kobe Johnson, USC
Joshua Morgan, USC
Keion Brooks, Washington
Paul Mulcahy, Washington
Sahvir Wheeler, Washington
Jabe Mullins, Washington State
Isaac Jones, Washington State
SEC
Aaron Estrada, Alabama
Rylan Griffen, Alabama
Grant Nelson, Alabama
Khaliff Battle, Arkansas
Devo Davis, Arkansas
El Ellis, Arkansas
Tramon Mark, Arkansas
Jaylin Williams, Auburn
Walter Clayton, Florida
Will Richard, Florida
Zyon Pullin, Florida
Jalen DeLoach, Georgia
Jaylin Williams, Texas A&M
Aaron Bradshaw, Kentucky
Robert Dillingham, Kentucky
Tre Mitchell, Kentucky
Antonio Reeves, Kentucky
Will Baker, LSU
Jalen Cook, LSU (waiver pending)
Shakeel Moore, Mississippi State
Tolu Smith, Mississippi State (out indefinitely)
Caleb Grill, Missouri
John Tonje, Missouri
Connor Vanover, Missouri
Jaemyn Brakefield, Ole Miss
Matthew Murrell, Ole Miss
BJ Mack, South Carolina
Jonas Aidoo, Tennessee
Tobe Awaka, Tennessee
Josiah-Jordan James, Tennessee
Dalton Knecht, Tennessee
Zakai Zeigler, Tennessee (could be ready for the opener; coming of ACL injury)
Henry Coleman, Texas A&M
Tyrece Radford, Texas A&M
Tyrin Lawrence, Vanderbilt
Ezra Manjon, Vanderbilt
AAC
Vladislav Goldin, Florida Atlantic
Jaykwon Walton, Memphis
Aaron Scott, North Texas
Max Fiedler, Rice
Zhuric Phelps, SMU
Chris Youngblood, South Florida
Kevin Cross, Tulane
Cobe Williams, Tulsa
Colby Rogers, Wichita State
WCC
Nolan Hickman, Gonzaga
Keli Leaupepe, Loyola Marymount
Houston Mallette, Pepperdine
Jevon Porter, Pepperdine
Tyler Robertson, Portland
Alex Ducas, Saint Mary's
Mike Sharavjamts, San Francisco
Adama Bal, Santa Clara
MWC
Rytis Petraitis, Air Force
Max Rice, Boise State
Kenan Blackshear, Nevada
Jarod Lucas, Nevada
Darrion Trammell, San Diego State
Reese Waters, San Diego State
Keylan Boone, UNLV
Max Rice, UNLV
Atlantic 10
Dae Dae Grant, Duquense
Ronald Polite, George Mason
James Bishop, George Washington
Philip Alston, Loyola Chicago
Greg Dolan, Loyola Chicago
Daryl Banks, St. Bonaventure
Charles Pride, St. Bonaventure
Erik Reynolds, Saint Joseph's
Gibson Jimerson, Saint Louis
Max Shulga, VCU
Other Conferences
Devontae Blanton, Eastern Kentucky
Daniel Batcho, Louisiana Tech
Tyler Thomas, Hofstra
Tristan Enaruna, Cleveland State
Keegan Records, Colgate
Keyshaun Langley, UNCG
Terrence Edwards, James Madison
Rayshon Harrison, Grandy Canyon
Gabe McGlothan, Grand Canyon
Bowen Born, Northern Iowa
Jaylin Hunter, Ohio
Elijah Pepper, UC Davis
Stephan Swenson, Stetson
Demarcus Sharp, Austin Peay
Jacob Ognacevic, Lipscomb
Kelton Talford, Winthrop
Aanen Moody, Montana
Trey Calvin, Wright State
August Mahoney, Yale
Marques Warrick, Northern Kentucky
Tyler Thomas, Hofstra
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