With half of CBB seemingly in the transfer portal---its hard to tell. Gonzaga is always gonna be in Top 5 talks.Prob too early, but have to think Zags, Michigan will def be in top five. Purdue perhaps top ten, same with Duke if they get Baldwin as well.
With half of CBB seemingly in the transfer portal---its hard to tell. Gonzaga is always gonna be in Top 5 talks.
I’m guessing Juzang declares for the draft. Jacquez? If he comes back UCLA too 10.
FSU loses several starters but adds Caleb Mills from Houston. Good incoming class. Top 10? Naw maybe 15.
Way, way too early to even reasonably forecast the top 10. Ridiculous amount of transfer talent is still available. More transfers to follow. Floodgates for early entrants will begin soon. But heck, why not. I'll take a stab.
1. Gonzaga
2. Michigan
3. Kansas
4. UCLA
5. Florida State
6. Baylor
7. Purdue
8. Maryland
9. Kentucky
10. Villanova
Way, way too early to even reasonably forecast the top 10. Ridiculous amount of transfer talent is still available. More transfers to follow. Floodgates for early entrants will begin soon. But heck, why not. I'll take a stab.
1. Gonzaga
2. Michigan
3. Kansas
4. UCLA
5. Florida State
6. Baylor
7. Purdue
8. Maryland
9. Kentucky
10. Villanova
The entire Big 12 loses everyone basically.
Tech could return all but 1 player if we hire the right guy. If not, total rebuild.
OSU returns a lot except Cunningham.
That’s basically it.
The entire Big 12 loses everyone basically.
Tech could return all but 1 player if we hire the right guy. If not, total rebuild.
OSU returns a lot except Cunningham.
That’s basically it.
10. UVA
LOL. We are losing 6 players from this year's roster - 3 to graduation (Hauser, Huff, and Woldetensae) and 3 to transfer (Morsell, McKoy, and Abdur-Rahim). It's also possible that Trey Murphy will enter the draft. I know we'll get some transfers in but no one has agreed to join UVA so far. Without knowing who will be on the roster next year, UVA is nowhere near a top 10 team, even if Tony Bennett is still the coach.
Way too early to tell. Obviously I would expect Baylor to lose Butler, Mitchell, and Teague. The big question mark might be Matthew Mayer. I've seen him in the late second round on some mocks. So, put him in with Adam Flagler, JTT, Cryer, Thamba, Dainja, and the incoming freshmen. Perhaps top 10 is too high at this point. I think Baylor will grab some talented transfers, if Drew thinks they're lacking a bit.
KU could be top 5, depending on Agbaji returning. We should expect Jalen Wilson, David McCormack, and Christian Braun back, at least. I think Dajuan Harris will be great running the point. Bryce Thompson should get a larger role; he needs to improve quite a bit if they're going to be elite.
You will preseason 1 or 2 with Brown and Brooks back officially without any transfers. I can guarantee that.Worried about our guards abilities to create next year, really think we need to add a transfer to address that. Our front court will be insane though and with brown and brooks back we will be crazy experienced.
1. Gonzaga - quite a few will return. Suggs gone for sure. Kisspert too. Timme prob stays and Ajayi and The Florida transfer will be solid
2. Michigan - a lot return
3. UCLA - a lot return
4. KU - everyone returns and add good recruiting class
5. Baylor - we assume a couple come back like Teague/Flagler and the bigs plus add a sick recruiting class. Butler and Mitchell probably gone.
6. FSU - most return.... so athletic.
7. Oregon - most return
8. Texas - beard is the reason here. They return guys too and a couple that may be seniors will come back for covid year . I think he takes Texas to a sweet 16 instantly. And add a good class
9. Nova - most return and JRE is special.
10. UVA
next 3
duke
Kentucky
Bama or Tennessee.
FSU doesn’t return as much as some of the other teams. Losing Scottie, MJ, and Gray. I guess it’s still possible that Balsa leaves.
But what we do return mixed with the incoming studs is pretty exciting. It’s a serious infusion of talent.
Considering you play 19 guys, I think it's okay to say, "most return."
Way, way too early to even reasonably forecast the top 10. Ridiculous amount of transfer talent is still available. More transfers to follow. Floodgates for early entrants will begin soon. But heck, why not. I'll take a stab.
1. Gonzaga
2. Michigan
3. Kansas
4. UCLA
5. Florida State
6. Baylor
7. Purdue
8. Maryland
9. Kentucky
10. Villanova
Considering you play 19 guys, I think it's okay to say, "most return."
Hopefully you’re low Michigan a 4th straight year. We’re due.
While I admittedly have low-balled Michigan, I have at least had them higher in my last two preseason rankings than the national pundits. But nah, I don't foresee having Michigan low next season. They should be in the top 5 somewhere.
FSU doesn’t return as much as some of the other teams. Losing Scottie, MJ, and Gray. I guess it’s still possible that Balsa leaves.
But what we do return mixed with the incoming studs is pretty exciting. It’s a serious infusion of talent.
Might have a nice tournament run if you avoid Michigan in the postseason
I am terrified of Michigan. Just never want to see them again.
The unanimous Kansas love surprises me. Am I missing something?
They'll likely bring back more than anyone and add a solid class.
Not to mention there probably won't be many loaded teams.
Ended your season 2 of the past 3 years and look to be better next year too.