1 guard, Nick Smith - and excellent use of the transfer portal should fuel another impressive season for the Hogs under fourth-year coach Eric Musselman, who owns back-to-back trips to the Elite Eight.ħ. Arkansas (7): A sensational recruiting class - it includes the nation’s No. Kentucky (2): With Wooden Award-winning big man Oscar Tshiebwe eschewing the NBA and two five-star recruits joining the roster, the Wildcats have enough talent to produce a deep run in the NCAAs … as long as John Calipari doesn’t coach against Shaheen Holloway in the early rounds.Ħ. And for readers who were cryogenically frozen until recently: Duke has a new coach (Jon Scheyer).ĥ. The top-ranked recruiting class in the country features four players with five-star ratings. Duke (5): The best way to replace a slew of first-round draft picks is with a returning point guard (Jeremy Roach) and a slew of future first-round picks.
They’re back, along with point guard Jamal Shead.Ĥ. How is that possible? The Elite Eight lineup was without two of its best players, guards Marcus Sasser and Tramon Mark, who were injured early in the season. Houston (4): The Cougars lost four double-digit scorers but return three double-digit scorers. (We figured the Zags might get one back, but not both.) Mark Few has enough options to replace point guard Andrew Nembhard that the position isn’t a major concern, yet.ģ. Gonzaga (8): The most significant change to our top 10 comes as a result of big man Drew Timme and wing Julian Strawther returning. Plus, we have a soft spot for any team with guys named Leaky and Puff.Ģ.
North Carolina (previous: 1): The national runners-up secured this spot when star guard Caleb Love and forward Armando Bacot opted to return, leaving the Tar Heels with only one significant departure: forward Brady Manek. The following rankings have been updated from the originals, published by the Hotline on April 4.ġ. Digital Replica Edition Home Page Close Menu
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