General Transfer List v2.0

[StatZag19]

Leave politics out of this one, please.

This thread is strictly about potential transfers GU may bring in for the 2020-21 season.

Here's a summarized list of who we're in contact with and may transfer:

Johnny Juzang, G, Kentucky
Jordan Bruner, F, Yale
Bryce Aiken, G, Harvard
Carlik Jones, G, Radford
AJ Walker, G, Air Force
Drew Buggs, G, Hawaii
Trey Wertz, G, SCU
Mystery potential transfer

[GoZags]

Leave politics out of this one, please.

This thread is strictly about potential transfers GU may bring in for the 2020-21 season.

Here's a summarized list of who we're in contact with and may transfer:

Johnny Juzang, G, Kentucky
Jordan Bruner, F, Yale
Bryce Aiken, G, Harvard
Carlik Jones, G, Radford
AJ Walker, G, Air Force
Drew Buggs, G, Hawaii
Trey Wertz, G, SCU
Mystery potential transfer

I would add "Mystery potential transfer '2'" to the list. There's more than one (and there always is). It's been awhile since I've brought up Tommy's quote .... "folks on the internet know about 5 percent of what's really going on".

[StatZag19]

Cross Trey Wertz off the list.

Santa Clara transfer Trey Wertz has cut down his list to 11 programs, he told @Stockrisers: Arizona, Butler, NC State, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Stanford, Virginia, Xavier, Vanderbilt.

https://twitter.com/jakeweingarten/s...982471682?s=19

[ZagRecruitWatch]

Cross Trey Wertz off the list.

Santa Clara transfer Trey Wertz has cut down his list to 11 programs, he told @Stockrisers: Arizona, Butler, NC State, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Stanford, Virginia, Xavier, Vanderbilt.

https://twitter.com/jakeweingarten/s...982471682?s=19

He was never going to end up at Gonzaga anyways.

[StatZag19]

He was never going to end up at Gonzaga anyways.

Most of these guys won't.

[bdmiller7]

Most of these guys won't.

That's ok, as long as we get the right 1 or 2.

[Mr Vulture]

I think I figured it out thru some detective work and clues on here. Good fit if I’m right and he’s willing to play a role as a senior.


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[Hooray4Daye&Gray]

Speaking of detective work, I figured I'd kill a few hours putting this together, haha:

If you guys aren't following caldwell on Twitter yet, you're missing out.

His most recent clue regarding the mystery transfer was that an upcoming commit by a 2020 top 25 player will have an impact.

There's only a handful of guys that have yet to commit, and fewer yet are bigs. Remember, the mystery transfer is a 4/5.

It sounds like Makur Maker is going pro, so we're down to Ziaire Williams and Greg Brown.

Ziaire's final 7 are: Arizona, Duke, UNC, Oregon, Stanford, UCLA and USC

Greg's final 5 are: Texas, Memphis, Auburn, Kentucky and Michigan (He is announcing on April 24)

I'm guessing the mystery transfer plays PF/C for one of those 12 teams.

Then I remove guys that Caldwell already said it wasn't (from the giant list posted): EJ Montgomery, Matthew Hurt, N'Faly Dante, Will Baker, Onyeka Okongwu, Jordan Brown, Zeke Nnaji, Isaiah Mobley, Armando Bacot, CJ Walker.

I mentioned Kamaka Hepa right away, before Caldwell said he wasn't named yet, so he should be out.

Here are the remaining PF/C's ranked in the top 70 from 247 (sounds like he should be top 50 but there was a little back and forth on that) that play for those teams and haven't already gone pro:

2017:

Nick Richards, Kentucky - Probably too highly ranked, was 18

Cody Riley, UCLA - Matches the barely top 50 criteria well, and is listed as a PF but is only 6-7. I also think Ziaire picking UCLA would be an upset but who knows. Also, I don't know that he has "NBA written all over him"

Jericho Sims, Texas - This seems possible, given that a lot of people think Greg Brown will pick Texas. Sims is from Minnesota, where we seem to have a lot of connections to lately.

Ira Lee, Arizona - Similar to Sims, he fell outside of the top 50 on 247 that I am looking at (60), but the lower number (no idea what it means) is 41. Sims' lower number was 36.

Jalen Hill, UCLA - Doesn't quite fit the criteria as he was ranked 65 with a "lower number" of 73, but he was the 2nd leading scorer for UCLA last year.

2018:

Francis Okoro, Oregon - Nobody really fits the criteria from 2018. Okoro was ranked 56.# Not sure about the NBA certainty, either.

Brandon Johns, Michigan - Not sure about the criteria either, he was ranked 70.

2019:

Kai Jones, Texas - Just on the edge of top 50, so it meets that criteria. And again, It seems likely that the new hint is in regards to Greg Brown committing, as Ziaire's commitment date still hasn't been set.

DJ Jeffries, Memphis - 6'7" but listed as a PF. Was ranked 52 and I'd be surprised if Greg Brown picks Memphis.

Kahlil Whitney and Keion Brooks, both from Kentucky, are 6'6" and 6'7" SFs that were both ranked in the top 20. Thinking it's probably not either of them as they wouldn't play any minutes at Center.

Final guess:

The Texas angle makes the most sense. Kai being the most likely as he's a PF/C, but we obviously were connected to Hepa previously, and Sims has the MN connection.

Riley and Hill are intriguing but I'd be more surprised by those 2. I'd be surprised if Ziaire picks UCLA, and these are the two guys that were suspended for the season after shoplifting in China with LiAngelo Ball.

[Mr Vulture]

Speaking of detective work, I figured I'd kill a few hours putting this together, haha:

If you guys aren't following caldwell on Twitter yet, you're missing out.

His most recent clue regarding the mystery transfer was that an upcoming commit by a 2020 top 25 player will have an impact.

There's only a handful of guys that have yet to commit, and fewer yet are bigs. Remember, the mystery transfer is a 4/5.

It sounds like Makur Maker is going pro, so we're down to Ziaire Williams and Greg Brown.

Ziaire's final 7 are: Arizona, Duke, UNC, Oregon, Stanford, UCLA and USC

Greg's final 5 are: Texas, Memphis, Auburn, Kentucky and Michigan (He is announcing on April 24)

I'm guessing the mystery transfer plays PF/C for one of those 12 teams.

Then I remove guys that Caldwell already said it wasn't (from the giant list posted): EJ Montgomery, Matthew Hurt, N'Faly Dante, Will Baker, Onyeka Okongwu, Jordan Brown, Zeke Nnaji, Isaiah Mobley, Armando Bacot, CJ Walker.

I mentioned Kamaka Hepa right away, before Caldwell said he wasn't named yet, so he should be out.

Here are the remaining PF/C's ranked in the top 70 from 247 (sounds like he should be top 50 but there was a little back and forth on that) that play for those teams and haven't already gone pro:

2017:

Nick Richards, Kentucky - Probably too highly ranked, was 18

Cody Riley, UCLA - Matches the barely top 50 criteria well, and is listed as a PF but is only 6-7. I also think Ziaire picking UCLA would be an upset but who knows. Also, I don't know that he has "NBA written all over him"

Jericho Sims, Texas - This seems possible, given that a lot of people think Greg Brown will pick Texas. Sims is from Minnesota, where we seem to have a lot of connections to lately.

Ira Lee, Arizona - Similar to Sims, he fell outside of the top 50 on 247 that I am looking at (60), but the lower number (no idea what it means) is 41. Sims' lower number was 36.

Jalen Hill, UCLA - Doesn't quite fit the criteria as he was ranked 65 with a "lower number" of 73, but he was the 2nd leading scorer for UCLA last year.

2018:

Francis Okoro, Oregon - Nobody really fits the criteria from 2018. Okoro was ranked 56.# Not sure about the NBA certainty, either.

Brandon Johns, Michigan - Not sure about the criteria either, he was ranked 70.

2019:

Kai Jones, Texas - Just on the edge of top 50, so it meets that criteria. And again, It seems likely that the new hint is in regards to Greg Brown committing, as Ziaire's commitment date still hasn't been set.

DJ Jeffries, Memphis - 6'7" but listed as a PF. Was ranked 52 and I'd be surprised if Greg Brown picks Memphis.

Kahlil Whitney and Keion Brooks, both from Kentucky, are 6'6" and 6'7" SFs that were both ranked in the top 20. Thinking it's probably not either of them as they wouldn't play any minutes at Center.

Final guess:

The Texas angle makes the most sense. Kai being the most likely as he's a PF/C, but we obviously were connected to Hepa previously, and Sims has the MN connection.

Riley and Hill are intriguing but I'd be more surprised by those 2. I'd be surprised if Ziaire picks UCLA, and these are the two guys that were suspended for the season after shoplifting in China with LiAngelo Ball.

Wow, that’s a lot of work. I’m not sure on this one. I feel good about the grad transfer I see though.

Kamala Hepa makes sense at some level but I truly haven’t spent time looking at that spot.


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[zagsfanforlife]

Speaking of detective work, I figured I'd kill a few hours putting this together, haha:

If you guys aren't following caldwell on Twitter yet, you're missing out.

His most recent clue regarding the mystery transfer was that an upcoming commit by a 2020 top 25 player will have an impact.

There's only a handful of guys that have yet to commit, and fewer yet are bigs. Remember, the mystery transfer is a 4/5.

It sounds like Makur Maker is going pro, so we're down to Ziaire Williams and Greg Brown.

Ziaire's final 7 are: Arizona, Duke, UNC, Oregon, Stanford, UCLA and USC

Greg's final 5 are: Texas, Memphis, Auburn, Kentucky and Michigan (He is announcing on April 24)

I'm guessing the mystery transfer plays PF/C for one of those 12 teams.

Then I remove guys that Caldwell already said it wasn't (from the giant list posted): EJ Montgomery, Matthew Hurt, N'Faly Dante, Will Baker, Onyeka Okongwu, Jordan Brown, Zeke Nnaji, Isaiah Mobley, Armando Bacot, CJ Walker.

I mentioned Kamaka Hepa right away, before Caldwell said he wasn't named yet, so he should be out.

Here are the remaining PF/C's ranked in the top 70 from 247 (sounds like he should be top 50 but there was a little back and forth on that) that play for those teams and haven't already gone pro:

2017:

Nick Richards, Kentucky - Probably too highly ranked, was 18

Cody Riley, UCLA - Matches the barely top 50 criteria well, and is listed as a PF but is only 6-7. I also think Ziaire picking UCLA would be an upset but who knows. Also, I don't know that he has "NBA written all over him"

Jericho Sims, Texas - This seems possible, given that a lot of people think Greg Brown will pick Texas. Sims is from Minnesota, where we seem to have a lot of connections to lately.

Ira Lee, Arizona - Similar to Sims, he fell outside of the top 50 on 247 that I am looking at (60), but the lower number (no idea what it means) is 41. Sims' lower number was 36.

Jalen Hill, UCLA - Doesn't quite fit the criteria as he was ranked 65 with a "lower number" of 73, but he was the 2nd leading scorer for UCLA last year.

2018:

Francis Okoro, Oregon - Nobody really fits the criteria from 2018. Okoro was ranked 56.# Not sure about the NBA certainty, either.

Brandon Johns, Michigan - Not sure about the criteria either, he was ranked 70.

2019:

Kai Jones, Texas - Just on the edge of top 50, so it meets that criteria. And again, It seems likely that the new hint is in regards to Greg Brown committing, as Ziaire's commitment date still hasn't been set.

DJ Jeffries, Memphis - 6'7" but listed as a PF. Was ranked 52 and I'd be surprised if Greg Brown picks Memphis.

Kahlil Whitney and Keion Brooks, both from Kentucky, are 6'6" and 6'7" SFs that were both ranked in the top 20. Thinking it's probably not either of them as they wouldn't play any minutes at Center.

Final guess:

The Texas angle makes the most sense. Kai being the most likely as he's a PF/C, but we obviously were connected to Hepa previously, and Sims has the MN connection.

Riley and Hill are intriguing but I'd be more surprised by those 2. I'd be surprised if Ziaire picks UCLA, and these are the two guys that were suspended for the season after shoplifting in China with LiAngelo Ball.

Damn dude... that seems like a lot!

I feel like Caldwell should give us another clue as to what year the guy is based on your hard work on this alone

[zagsfanforlife]

Speaking of detective work, I figured I'd kill a few hours putting this together, haha:

If you guys aren't following caldwell on Twitter yet, you're missing out.

His most recent clue regarding the mystery transfer was that an upcoming commit by a 2020 top 25 player will have an impact.

There's only a handful of guys that have yet to commit, and fewer yet are bigs. Remember, the mystery transfer is a 4/5.

It sounds like Makur Maker is going pro, so we're down to Ziaire Williams and Greg Brown.

Ziaire's final 7 are: Arizona, Duke, UNC, Oregon, Stanford, UCLA and USC

Greg's final 5 are: Texas, Memphis, Auburn, Kentucky and Michigan (He is announcing on April 24)

I'm guessing the mystery transfer plays PF/C for one of those 12 teams.

Then I remove guys that Caldwell already said it wasn't (from the giant list posted): EJ Montgomery, Matthew Hurt, N'Faly Dante, Will Baker, Onyeka Okongwu, Jordan Brown, Zeke Nnaji, Isaiah Mobley, Armando Bacot, CJ Walker.

I mentioned Kamaka Hepa right away, before Caldwell said he wasn't named yet, so he should be out.

Here are the remaining PF/C's ranked in the top 70 from 247 (sounds like he should be top 50 but there was a little back and forth on that) that play for those teams and haven't already gone pro:

2017:

Nick Richards, Kentucky - Probably too highly ranked, was 18

Cody Riley, UCLA - Matches the barely top 50 criteria well, and is listed as a PF but is only 6-7. I also think Ziaire picking UCLA would be an upset but who knows. Also, I don't know that he has "NBA written all over him"

Jericho Sims, Texas - This seems possible, given that a lot of people think Greg Brown will pick Texas. Sims is from Minnesota, where we seem to have a lot of connections to lately.

Ira Lee, Arizona - Similar to Sims, he fell outside of the top 50 on 247 that I am looking at (60), but the lower number (no idea what it means) is 41. Sims' lower number was 36.

Jalen Hill, UCLA - Doesn't quite fit the criteria as he was ranked 65 with a "lower number" of 73, but he was the 2nd leading scorer for UCLA last year.

2018:

Francis Okoro, Oregon - Nobody really fits the criteria from 2018. Okoro was ranked 56.# Not sure about the NBA certainty, either.

Brandon Johns, Michigan - Not sure about the criteria either, he was ranked 70.

2019:

Kai Jones, Texas - Just on the edge of top 50, so it meets that criteria. And again, It seems likely that the new hint is in regards to Greg Brown committing, as Ziaire's commitment date still hasn't been set.

DJ Jeffries, Memphis - 6'7" but listed as a PF. Was ranked 52 and I'd be surprised if Greg Brown picks Memphis.

Kahlil Whitney and Keion Brooks, both from Kentucky, are 6'6" and 6'7" SFs that were both ranked in the top 20. Thinking it's probably not either of them as they wouldn't play any minutes at Center.

Final guess:

The Texas angle makes the most sense. Kai being the most likely as he's a PF/C, but we obviously were connected to Hepa previously, and Sims has the MN connection.

Riley and Hill are intriguing but I'd be more surprised by those 2. I'd be surprised if Ziaire picks UCLA, and these are the two guys that were suspended for the season after shoplifting in China with LiAngelo Ball.

Riley and hill are both studs from UCLA but i doubt either leaves

[FloridaZagFan]

Speaking of detective work, I figured I'd kill a few hours putting this together, haha:

If you guys aren't following caldwell on Twitter yet, you're missing out.

His most recent clue regarding the mystery transfer was that an upcoming commit by a 2020 top 25 player will have an impact.

There's only a handful of guys that have yet to commit, and fewer yet are bigs. Remember, the mystery transfer is a 4/5.

It sounds like Makur Maker is going pro, so we're down to Ziaire Williams and Greg Brown.

Ziaire's final 7 are: Arizona, Duke, UNC, Oregon, Stanford, UCLA and USC

Greg's final 5 are: Texas, Memphis, Auburn, Kentucky and Michigan (He is announcing on April 24)

I'm guessing the mystery transfer plays PF/C for one of those 12 teams.

Then I remove guys that Caldwell already said it wasn't (from the giant list posted): EJ Montgomery, Matthew Hurt, N'Faly Dante, Will Baker, Onyeka Okongwu, Jordan Brown, Zeke Nnaji, Isaiah Mobley, Armando Bacot, CJ Walker.

I mentioned Kamaka Hepa right away, before Caldwell said he wasn't named yet, so he should be out.

Here are the remaining PF/C's ranked in the top 70 from 247 (sounds like he should be top 50 but there was a little back and forth on that) that play for those teams and haven't already gone pro:

2017:

Nick Richards, Kentucky - Probably too highly ranked, was 18

Cody Riley, UCLA - Matches the barely top 50 criteria well, and is listed as a PF but is only 6-7. I also think Ziaire picking UCLA would be an upset but who knows. Also, I don't know that he has "NBA written all over him"

Jericho Sims, Texas - This seems possible, given that a lot of people think Greg Brown will pick Texas. Sims is from Minnesota, where we seem to have a lot of connections to lately.

Ira Lee, Arizona - Similar to Sims, he fell outside of the top 50 on 247 that I am looking at (60), but the lower number (no idea what it means) is 41. Sims' lower number was 36.

Jalen Hill, UCLA - Doesn't quite fit the criteria as he was ranked 65 with a "lower number" of 73, but he was the 2nd leading scorer for UCLA last year.

2018:

Francis Okoro, Oregon - Nobody really fits the criteria from 2018. Okoro was ranked 56.# Not sure about the NBA certainty, either.

Brandon Johns, Michigan - Not sure about the criteria either, he was ranked 70.

2019:

Kai Jones, Texas - Just on the edge of top 50, so it meets that criteria. And again, It seems likely that the new hint is in regards to Greg Brown committing, as Ziaire's commitment date still hasn't been set.

DJ Jeffries, Memphis - 6'7" but listed as a PF. Was ranked 52 and I'd be surprised if Greg Brown picks Memphis.

Kahlil Whitney and Keion Brooks, both from Kentucky, are 6'6" and 6'7" SFs that were both ranked in the top 20. Thinking it's probably not either of them as they wouldn't play any minutes at Center.

Final guess:

The Texas angle makes the most sense. Kai being the most likely as he's a PF/C, but we obviously were connected to Hepa previously, and Sims has the MN connection.

Riley and Hill are intriguing but I'd be more surprised by those 2. I'd be surprised if Ziaire picks UCLA, and these are the two guys that were suspended for the season after shoplifting in China with LiAngelo Ball.

Thank you! Lots of work!

Reguarding that smaller number on the 247 site, looks like you are referring to the 247 composite ranking.
Like all sites they have their own ranking (247) as well as a composite ranking , that is basically all the info on a particular player in the public domain. They tally it up and come up with a ranking.
Most of the time the two rankings are similar, however sometimes with players from remote areas or outside the US the rankings can be quite diffrent.
Arlo was ranked inside the top 50 by 247 but his 247 composite ranking was something like 135.

[jazzdelmar]

The Gonzaga Texans again?

[caldwellzag]

Speaking of detective work, I figured I'd kill a few hours putting this together, haha:

If you guys aren't following caldwell on Twitter yet, you're missing out.

His most recent clue regarding the mystery transfer was that an upcoming commit by a 2020 top 25 player will have an impact.

There's only a handful of guys that have yet to commit, and fewer yet are bigs. Remember, the mystery transfer is a 4/5.

It sounds like Makur Maker is going pro, so we're down to Ziaire Williams and Greg Brown.

Ziaire's final 7 are: Arizona, Duke, UNC, Oregon, Stanford, UCLA and USC

Greg's final 5 are: Texas, Memphis, Auburn, Kentucky and Michigan (He is announcing on April 24)

I'm guessing the mystery transfer plays PF/C for one of those 12 teams.

Then I remove guys that Caldwell already said it wasn't (from the giant list posted): EJ Montgomery, Matthew Hurt, N'Faly Dante, Will Baker, Onyeka Okongwu, Jordan Brown, Zeke Nnaji, Isaiah Mobley, Armando Bacot, CJ Walker.

I mentioned Kamaka Hepa right away, before Caldwell said he wasn't named yet, so he should be out.

Here are the remaining PF/C's ranked in the top 70 from 247 (sounds like he should be top 50 but there was a little back and forth on that) that play for those teams and haven't already gone pro:

2017:

Nick Richards, Kentucky - Probably too highly ranked, was 18

Cody Riley, UCLA - Matches the barely top 50 criteria well, and is listed as a PF but is only 6-7. I also think Ziaire picking UCLA would be an upset but who knows. Also, I don't know that he has "NBA written all over him"

Jericho Sims, Texas - This seems possible, given that a lot of people think Greg Brown will pick Texas. Sims is from Minnesota, where we seem to have a lot of connections to lately.

Ira Lee, Arizona - Similar to Sims, he fell outside of the top 50 on 247 that I am looking at (60), but the lower number (no idea what it means) is 41. Sims' lower number was 36.

Jalen Hill, UCLA - Doesn't quite fit the criteria as he was ranked 65 with a "lower number" of 73, but he was the 2nd leading scorer for UCLA last year.

2018:

Francis Okoro, Oregon - Nobody really fits the criteria from 2018. Okoro was ranked 56.# Not sure about the NBA certainty, either.

Brandon Johns, Michigan - Not sure about the criteria either, he was ranked 70.

2019:

Kai Jones, Texas - Just on the edge of top 50, so it meets that criteria. And again, It seems likely that the new hint is in regards to Greg Brown committing, as Ziaire's commitment date still hasn't been set.

DJ Jeffries, Memphis - 6'7" but listed as a PF. Was ranked 52 and I'd be surprised if Greg Brown picks Memphis.

Kahlil Whitney and Keion Brooks, both from Kentucky, are 6'6" and 6'7" SFs that were both ranked in the top 20. Thinking it's probably not either of them as they wouldn't play any minutes at Center.

Final guess:

The Texas angle makes the most sense. Kai being the most likely as he's a PF/C, but we obviously were connected to Hepa previously, and Sims has the MN connection.

Riley and Hill are intriguing but I'd be more surprised by those 2. I'd be surprised if Ziaire picks UCLA, and these are the two guys that were suspended for the season after shoplifting in China with LiAngelo Ball.

Now this is impressive work. I would love to give another clue, but not sure I can at this point as I may have given out to much already. Let me think of another clue and if I can give a good one I will let everyone know.

[Zagdawg]

A clue something like....last name sounds like....... his first name starts with........

[Hoopaholic]

A clue something like....last name sounds like....... his first name starts with........

That’s what I need

[caldwellzag]

A clue something like....last name sounds like....... his first name starts with........

Sounds like a plan, when he hits the transfer portal I will give that clue

[IowaSERE]

Now this is impressive work. I would love to give another clue, but not sure I can at this point as I may have given out to much already. Let me think of another clue and if I can give a good one I will let everyone know.

Impressive enough that the mystery player has finally been listed? Inquiring minds want to know! I am so desperate for bb that I am watching some dude on youtube simulate the NCAA tourny on a video game. ANd actually cheering out loud for the Zags. My wife thinks I've lost it.

[OntZags]

Impressive enough that the mystery player has finally been listed? Inquiring minds want to know! I am so desperate for bb that I am watching some dude on youtube simulate the NCAA tourny on a video game. ANd actually cheering out loud for the Zags. My wife thinks I've lost it.

Sweet 16 baby! Time to smash those Ducks. https://www.reddit.com/r/CollegeBask...ef_source=link

[IowaSERE]

Is this guy a major contributor on his current team who isn't happy or is he a bench player who is getting recruited over? If he has "NBA written all over him" has he ever even scored 20 points or more in a game?

[caldwellzag]

Impressive enough that the mystery player has finally been listed? Inquiring minds want to know! I am so desperate for bb that I am watching some dude on youtube simulate the NCAA tourny on a video game. ANd actually cheering out loud for the Zags. My wife thinks I've lost it.

Haha I re-watched the National Title game from 2017 last night. Don't ask me why, as I was just as disappointed at the end of it as I was the first time!!

[White lightning]

Coach Mark Pope former NBA big might be what he needs to prepare him for the next level. Besides Matt Haarms has been the bad guy in the big 10 the last few seasons. What better place to continue his role.

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[willandi]

Coach Mark Pope former NBA big might be what he needs to prepare him for the next level. Besides Matt Haarms has been the bad guy in the big 10 the last few seasons. What better place to continue his role.

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With the preseason #1 team in the country?

[White lightning]

Zags appearing in the tops of a lot of kids. The possibility of the number one ranking, and usually playing deep into march makes it easy to include Gonzaga. Having transfers play key roles over the years never hurts.

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[GuZag2012]

Any chance the Zags would be looking at Oliver Sarr from Wake Forest. Almost 14 ppg and 9 boards looks like he could be a great addition if Petrusev happened to stay in the draft


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