UGA
UGA Lineup
Demary, Jr SO 9.9 3.8 2.5
Cain SO 7.1 2.4 0.7
Lawrence GR
Montgomery SO 13.2 3.5 2.0
Leffew SG 17.6 4.3
Godfrey JR 6.1 3.4
James SO 4.3 2.6 0.5
Newell FR
Abson JR 7.9 7.1
Cyril FR
Out
Abdur-Rahim - Providence
DeLoach - Loyola (Chicago)
Hill - Wichita State
Jordan - Tulane
Melendez - Mississippi State
Moncrieffe - Seattle
Anselem-Ibe
UGA Contacts/Social Media Follows
Contacts:
PG Garway Dual Providence SO 6-5 (Contact)
PG Derin Saran Cal-Irvine SO 6-4 (Contact)
Hoggard PG Michigan State (Contact) (Final Five)
SG Ken Evans Jackson State SR 6-5 200 (Contact)
SG Wooga Poplar SG Miami 6-4 (Contact)
SF Zarique Nutter Northern Illinois GR 6-7 (Contact)
*From Georgia
Social Media Follows:
Pastrana SG Chaz Lanier North Florida
Players following UGA Coaches on Social Media:
Committed Elsewhere:
To Missouri SF Jacob Crews UT Martin SR 6-8 210 (Contact)
To Maryland PG Ja’Kobe Gillespie Belmont (Contact)
To Xavier SG Marcus Foster Furman (Contact)
To LSU CG Jordan Sears UT Martin (Contact)
To Mississippi Mikeal Brown Jones PF UNCG (Contact)
To Texas A&M Pharrel Payne Minnesota C (Contact)
To Florida PF Sam Alexis UTC (Contact)
To UAB Greg Gordon SG Iona (Contact)
To Georgia Tech Javier McCollum SG Oklahoma (Contact)
To Texas Julian Larry SF Indiana State (Contact)
To Pittsburgh Cam Corhen PF/C Florida State (Contact)
To Cincinnati Arrinten Page C USC (Social Media)
To Xavier John Hughley C Oklahoma (Contact)
To Mississippi Dre Davis SF Seton Hall (Contact)
To Florida: Rueben Chinelyu C Washington State
To Rhode Island: Sebastian Thomas PG Albany SR (Contact)
To Indiana *Kanaan Carlyle CG Stanford SO (Contact)
Not in final 5 Adou Thiero Kentucky SF (Contact)
To San Diego State Nick Boyd FG FAU (Contact)
To Mississippi State Claudell Harris SG Boston College (Contact)
To Vanderbilt Jason Edwards CG North Texas (Contact)
To Michigan Roddy Gayle SG Ohio State (Contact)
To McNeese State Sincere Parker SG St. Louis (Contact)
Not in his final 5 Cade Tyson SF Belmont 6-7 (Contact))
To FAU Leland Walker PG Eastern Kentucky (Contact)
To Kentucky Ortega Oweh SG Oklahoma (Contact)
Not on final list Cliff Omuruyi C Rutgers (Contact)
To Texas Tech Elijah Hawkins PG Minnesota (Contact)
To West Virginia Evan Small SG Oklahoma State (Contact)
To Kentucky Brandon Garrison C Oklahoma State (Contact)
To Minnesota Trey Edmonds C UTSA (Contact)
To Seton Hall Chaunce Jenkins SG Old Dominion (Contact)
SEC Commitments/Transfers
Crews SF UT Martin to Missouri
Marshall SF Mississippi to Arkansas State
Carter SG Kansas State to LSU
Carey PF James Madison to Vanderbilt
Clary SG Penn State to Mississippi State
Pinion SG Arkansas to Arkansas State
Kugel SG Florida to Kansas
Johnson PG South Carolina to Ohio State
Dort C Vanderbilt to California
Nickel SF Virginia Tech to Vanderbilt
Sears CG UT Martin to LSU
Pegues PG Furman to Auburn
Alexis PF UTC to Florida
Brown Jones PF UNCG to Mississippi
Youngblood SG South Florida to Alabama
Uzan PG Oklahoma to Houston
McCollum SG Oklahoma to Georgia Tech
Kent PF Indiana State to Texas
Larry SF Indiana State to Texas
Mack SG Arkansas to Texas
Perkins SG Iowa to Missouri
Bradshaw C Kentucky to Ohio State
Dia PF Belmont to Mississippi
Abdur-Rahim SF Georgia to Providence
Stewart LSU to Santa Clara
Ivisic Kentucky to Arkansas
Dubar Hofstra to Tennessee
Chandler BYU to Kentucky
Hughley Oklahoma to Xavier
Collins Virginia Tech to Vanderbilt
Lewis Vanderbilt to UTSA
Warrick Northern Kentucky to Missouri
Nwoko Miami to Mississippi State
Davis Seton Hall to Mississippi
Chinelyu Washington State to Florida
Hart Kentucky to Ball State
Montgomery Mount St. Mary’s to Georgia
Huffman Davidson to Vanderbilt
Mitchell SF Duke to Missouri
Johnson CG Auburn to George Mason
Holloway PG Auburn to Alabama
Harris SG Boston College to Mississippi State
Edwards CG North Texas to Vanderbilt
Martin G FAU to Florida
Donaldson G Auburn to Michigan
Butler C Missouri to South Carolina
Williams C Drexel to Kentucky
Wilcher Nebraska to Texas A&M
McGlocton SF Boston College to Vanderbilt
Walters PF Alabama to Michigan
Payne C Minnesota to Texas A&M
Elvin SG Dayton to Oklahoma
Hunter PG Texas to Memphis
Manon SF Cornell to Vanderbilt
Dilione PG Tennessee to Penn State
Abson PF Appalachian State to Georgia
Pope SG Oregon State to Texas
Jefferson SF Tennessee to Longwood
Rivera-Torres SG Vanderbilt to San Francisco
Pedulla PG Virginia Tech to Mississippi
Okpara C Ohio State to Tennessee
Tonje SG Missouri to Wisconsin
Cosby SG Alabama to Wake Forest
Griffen SG Alabama to Kansas
Pringle C Alabama to South Carolina
Butler G San Diego State to Kentucky
Fall C Arkansas to Kansas State
Murray SG Mississippi to McNeese State
Carr PF Wake Forest to Kentucky
Owah SG Oklahoma to Kentucky
Garrison C Oklahoma State to Kentucky
Aidoo C Tennessee to Arkansas
Millicic C Charlotte to Tennessee
Nunez PG Mississippi to Arizona State
Awaka PF Tennessee to Arizona
Kriisa CG West Virginia to Kentucky
Brea SG Dayton to Kentucky
Godfrey SF Clemson to Georgia
Moncrieffe PF Georgia to Seattle
Hill PG Georgia to Wichita State
Davis PG FAU to Arkansas
Miles CG High Point to Oklahoma
Lawrence SG Vanderbilt to Georgia
Melendez SF Georgia to Mississippi State
Davis SG Arkansas to Oklahoma State
Blocker PG Arkansas to DePaul
Thiero SF Kentucky to Arkansas
Smith Vanderbilt to UCSB
Omoruyi C Rutgers to Alabama
Other SEC Portal Entries:
AL Parker F
AL Sears SG (NBA Draft)
AL Wague C
AR Harris SF
AR Menifield PG
AR Battle SG
AR Brazile PF
FL Clayton (NBA draft or UF)
KY Edwards SG (NBA Draft)
KY Dillingham PG (NBA Draft)
KY Wagner SG
KY Onyenso C
KY Sheppard (NBA Draft)
KY Burks SG
LSU Wilkinson SF
LSU Cook PG (NBA Draft)
MI Barnes PF
MI Cisse C
MI ST Moore SG
MI ST Bell C (NFL)
MO Brown G
OK Cooper SG
SC Dibba SG
SC Gray C
TX Anamekwe PF
TX Mitchell SF
TX A&M Marble PF
VA Lang PF
VA West SG
VA Lubin SF
SEC additions this spring:
ALABAMA
43 Youngblood SG - South Florida 15.3
94 Holloway PG - Auburn 7.3
162 Mallette SG - Pepperdine 14.7
Philion PG - HS
27 Omoruyi C - Rutgers
ARKANSAS
75 Ivisic C - Kentucky 5.5 3.3
Knox F - HS
Fland PG - HS
17 Aidoo C - Tenneseee 11.4 7.3
2 Davis PG - FAU 18.2 6.3
60 Thiero SF Kentucky
AUBURN
66 Pegues PG - Furman 18.4 4.3
FLORIDA
141 Alexis PF - UTC 10.8
Chinelyu C - Washington State 4.7
52 Martin CG - FAU 13.1 5.9
GEORGIA
Montgomery SG - Mount St. Mary’s 13.2 3.5
Abson PF - Appalachian State
161 Leffew SG - Mount St. Mary’s 17.6 4.3
Cyril C - OTE
84 Godfrey SF - Clemson 6.1 3.4
136 Lawrence SG Vanderbilt
KENTUCKY
Chandler - BYU
73 Williams C - Drexel 12.2 7.8
79 Butler G - San Diego State 9.3 2.6 3.0
42 Brea SG - Dayton 11.1 3.8
35 Garrison C - Oklahoma State 7.5 5.3
110 Carr PF - Wake Forest 13.5 6.8
118 Kriisa G - West Virginia 11.0 2.5 4.7
100 Oweh SG - Oklahoma 11.4 3.8
LSU
168 Sears PG - Tennessee Martin 21.6 4.6
117 Carter SG - Kansas State 14.6 5.2
MISSISSIPPI
125 Brown-Jones PF - UNC Greensboro 18.9 5.8
92 Dia SF - Belmont 16.9 5.8
24 Davis SG - Seton Hall 15.0 5.9
63 Pedulla PG - Virginia Tech 16.4
MISSISSIPPI STATE
121 Clary PG - Penn State 16.7
179 Nwoko C - Miami 2.7 2.0
Harris SG - Boston College 13.7
Melendez SF - Georgia
MISSOURI
76 Perkins SG - Iowa 14.0
156 Crews SF - Tennessee Martin 19.1
134 Warrick SG - Northern Kentucky 19.9 2.5
55 Mitchell PF - Duke 11.6 6.0
OKLAHOMA
Elvis SG - Dayton 9.4
105 Miles CG - High Point 17.5 2.4
SOUTH CAROLINA
Scott (HS) SG
Butler C - Missouri 2.0 1.9
139 Pringle C Alabama 6.8 5.1
PG
TENNESSEE
65 Dubar PF - Hofstra 17.8
85 Okpara C - Ohio State 6.6 6.4
67 Milicic C - Charlotte 12.8 8.5
TEXAS
57 Mark SG - Arkansas 16.2 4.3
109 Kent PF - Indiana State 13.5 8.1
53 Larry CG - Indiana State 11.0
48 Pope SG - Oregon State 17.6 2.6
TEXAS A&M
Wilcher F - Nebraska 7.7
58 Payne C - Minnesota 10.0 6.1
80 Phelps SG - SMU 14.8 4.1
VANDERBILT
157 Nickel SF - Virginia Tech 8.8
Carey SF - James Madison 7.0
Collins SG - Virginia Tech 7.4
Huffman SG - Davidson 12.8
104 Edwards PG - North Texas 19.1
McGlocton SF - Boston College 10.2
Manon SF - Cornell 12.5 4.0
Complete Transfer List, additions, subtractions for all schools can be found here:
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-b...l-2024-2025-roster-changes-transfers-recruits
Ratings
Athletic Top 181 (5-01-2024)
*From Georgia
**Georgia contact
1 Devries 6-7 Drake - West Virginia
2 Davis 6-4 FAU - Arkansas
3 Avila 6-10 Indiana State - St. Louis
4 Christie SG Minnesota
5 Osobor 6-8 Utah State
6 Hawkins 6-10 Illinois
7 Richmond SG Seton Hall
8 Griffen 6-6 Alabama - Kansas
9 Haggerty 6-3 Tulsa - Memphis
10 Mack 6-1 Harvard - Georgetown
11 Rice * 6-3 Washington State - Indiana
12 Conwell 6-4 Indiana State - Xavier
13 Wells 6-8 Washington State
14 Omier 6-7 Miami - Baylor
15 Gayle 6-4 Ohio State - Michigan
16 Carlyle * 6-3 Stanford - Indiana
17 Aidoo 6-11 Tennessee - Arkansas
18 Tyson 6-7 Belmont - North Carolina
19 Edwards * 6-7 James Madison - Louisville
20 Shulga 6-4 VCU - Villanova
21 Smith Utah - St. John’s
22 Wolf 7-0 Yale - Michigan
23 Toppin New Mexico
24 Davis 6-6 Seton Hall - Mississippi
25 Storr 6-7 Wisconsin - Kansas
26 Lanier 6-4 North Florida
27 Omoruyi 6-11 Rutgers - Alabama
28 Roach 6-2 Duke - Baylor
29 Robinson BYU
30 Gillespie 6-1 Belmont - Maryland
31 Agbo 6-7 Boise State - USC
32 Mayo 6-4 South Dakota State - Kansas
33 Goldin 7-1 FAU - Michigan
34 McCollum 6-2 Oklahoma - Georgia Tech
35 Garrison 6-11 Oklahoma State - Kentucky
36 Johnson 6-6 USC - UCLA
37 Jimerson 6-5 St. Louis - St. Louis
38 Reynaud 7-1 Stanford - Stanford
39 McDaniel 5-11 Michigan - Kansas State
40 Swope 5-10 Indiana State - St. Louis
41 Ballo 7-0 Arizona - Indiana
42 Brea 6-6 Dayton - Kentucky
43 Youngblood 6-4 South Florida - Alabama
44 Desmond Claude 6-6 Xavier - USC
45 Tyrese Hunter 6-0 Texas - Memphis
46 Aiden Mahaney 6-3 St. Mary’s - Connecticut
47 Chuckie Hepburn 6-2 Wisconsin - Louisville
48 Jordan Pope 6-2 Oregon State - Texas
49 Dillon Mitchell 6-8 Texas
50 Reed 6-10 Michigan - Connecticut
51 Hatfield 6-10 Louisville - NC State
52 Martin 6-2 FAU - Florida
53 Larry 6-3 Indiana State - Texas
54 Boswell 6-2 Arizona - Illinois
55 Mitchell 6-9 Duke - Missouri
56 Jefferson 6-8 St. Mary’s - Iowa State
57 Mark 6-6 Arkansas - Texas
58 Bamba 6-5 Villanova - Oregon
59 Payne 6-9 Minnesota to Texas A&M
60 Thiero 6-8 Kentucky - Arkansas
61 Thomas 6-7 Northern Colorado - USC
62 Hadley 6-6 Colorado - Louisville
63 Pedulla 6-1 Virginia Tech - Mississippi
64 Johnson 6-2 South Carolina - Ohio State
65 Dubar 6-8 Hofstra - Tennessee
66 Pegues 6-1 Furman - Auburn
67 Milicic 6-10 Charlotte - Tennessee
68 Fidler 6-7 Nebraska-Omaha - Michigan State
69 Townsend 6-6 Oakland - Arizona
70 Bilodeau 6-4 Oregon State - UCLA
71 Pryor 6-10 South Florida
72 Stojakovic 6-7 Stanford - California
73 Williams 6-10 Drexel - Kentucky
74 Uzan 6-4 Oklahoma - Houston
75 Ivisic 7-2 Kentucky - Arkansas
76 Perkins 6-4 Iowa - Missouri
77 Wagner Kentucky
78 Small 6-2 Oklahoma State - West Virginia
79 Butler 6-2 San Diego State - Kentucky
80 Phelps 6-5 - Texas A&M
81 White 6-7 UNC-Wilmington
82 Kaluma 6-7 Creighton
83 Johnson 6-8 East Carolina - Miami
84 Godfrey *6-7 Clemson - Georgia
Ht: 6-8Wt: 228
“Godfrey could be a steal for someone because his numbers aren’t going to get him noticed. He averaged 6.1 points and 3.4 rebounds in 15.5 minutes per game. That’s a result of backing up P.J. Hall and Ian Schieffelin. Godfrey is a high-major starter-level talent. He’s an old-school four man. Most of his buckets come in tight. His father played 11 years in the NFL as a linebacker, and Godfrey benefitted from those genetics. He is strong and does a good job creating angles for post entries, then once he has the ball, he uses his shoulders to create space. He has a good feel with his back to the basket for which way to spin based on where his defender is. He scored 1.046 points per post-up, according to Synergy’s logging, which ranked 65th nationally among players who finished at least 50 post-ups.
Godfrey is a quick-twitch athlete who moves really well for his build and can rebound outside of his area. He’s quick off the floor and has the chance to be an elite rim roller. His physicality allows him to play up if necessary as a small-ball five. Clemson also played him some at the three, and he handles and passes the ball well enough to play the wing in short spurts. He’s a capable 3-point shooter but rarely takes any — 3 of 7 on the year. If he gets to the point where he’s more of a 3-point threat, he would benefit because he has a strong first step, especially if he’s guarded by a bigger player.
Defensively, Godfrey is a really good team defender and Clemson’s defensive numbers were better when he was on the floor. He has good awareness off the ball and seems to communicate well. He’s a little awkward when switched onto guards on the perimeter, but he has the lateral quickness to slide his feet and stay in front. In the post, you aren’t moving him. He’s going to hold his ground and contest. His block rate (4.5) is good for a 6-8 forward. Godfrey was a solid contributor on a team that made the Elite Eight. He had 12 points in the Elite Eight loss to Alabama, proving he can perform on a big stage. Again, the numbers do not pop but the tape does.” — C.J. Moore
85 Okpara 6-11 Ohio State - Tennessee
86 Stewart 6-9 Duke - Ohio State
87 Walters 6-10 Alabama - Michigan
88 Power 6-9 Duke - Virginia
**89 Poplar 6-4 Miami
90 Kidd 6-9 Virginia Tech - Miami
91 Petraitis 6-7 Air Force - California
92 Dia 6-9 Belmont - Mississippi
93 Miller 6-0 Wake Forest - SMU
94 Holloway Auburn - Alabama
95 Hall 6-4 - BYU
96 Bradshaw 7-1 Kentucky - Ohio State
97 Blocker 6-2 Arkansas - DePaul
98 Ajaye 6-7 Pepperdine - Gonzaga
99 Porter 6-11 Pepperdine - Loyola, LA
100 Oweh 6-5 Oklahoma - Kentucky
101 Allette 6-3 Old Dominion
102 Hall 6-7 George Mason - Central Florida
103 Dailey 6-8 Oklahoma State - UCLA
104 Edwards * 6-0 North Texas - Vanderbilt
105 Miles 6-4 High Point - Oklahoma
106 Kugel 6-5 Florida - Kansas
107 Maddox 6-2 Toledo - Xavier
108 Freeman 6-6 Milwaukee - Arizona State
109 Kent 6-8 Indiana State - Texas
110 Carr 6-10 Wake Forest - Kentucky
111 Goode 6-7 Illinois - Indiana
112 Miller 6-11 Florida State
113 Billew 6-6 Iowa State - Wake Forest
114 Hawkins 5-11 Minnesota - Texas Tech
115 Alexander 6-0 Creighton - Dayton
116 Blackmon 6-4 Stetson - Miami
117 Carter 6-3 Kansas State - LSU
118 Kriisa 6-3 West Virginia - Kentucky
119 Davis 6-1 Butler - Washington
120 Hickman 6-3 Bradley - Cincinnati
121 Clary 5-11 Penn State - Miss State
122 Kyle 6-9 South Dakota State - UCLA
123 Mashburn 6-2 New Mexico - Temple
124 Lampkin 6-10 Colorado - Syracuse
125 Brown 6-8 UNC Greensboro - Mississippi
126 Dainja 6-9 Illinois - Memphis
127 Isaacs 6-2 Texas Tech - Creighton
128 Griffiths 6-8 Rutgers - Nebraska
129 Booth 6-10 Notre Dame - Illinois
130 Copeland 6-6 Syracuse
131 Rice 6-4 Virginia Tech - Maryland
132 Humrichous 6-9 Evansville - Illinois
133 Foster * 6-4 Furman - Xavier
134 Warrick 6-2 Northern Kentucky - Missouri
135 Moss 6-4 Toledo - Oregon
136 Lawrence * 6-4 Vanderbilt - Georgia
Ht: 6-4 Wt: 200
“Anyone in need of a scoring guard that’s been through the rigors of the SEC? What’s that? Everyone could use that? That’s good news for Lawrence, who averaged 13.8 points this season in his second year as a full-time starter at Vanderbilt.
The lefty guard loves to drive to the rim, where his strong 200-pound frame allows him to score through contact. His mechanics loading into his shot are slow, but he did at least attempt about four 3s per game. He has good length and the frame to impact games on defense, but was less consistent than you’d expect on that end. Sometimes he really brings it. Other times, his energy was a bit lacking.
He’s an ideal third guard for a high-major NCAA Tournament team. He’s older, has more of a track record and possessed a flair for the dramatic at Vandy with a couple of game-winners.” — Sam Vecenie
137 Overton 6-5 Drake - Texas Tech
138 Collins 6-1 Arizona State - TCU
139 Pringle 6-9 Alabama - South Carolina
140 Spillers 6-7 Appalachian State - Wake Forest
141 Alexis 6-9 UTC - Florida
142 Reynolds 6-3 Wisconsin Green Bay - TCU
143 Miquel South Florida - Maryland
144 James 6-7 USC
145 Johnson 6-2 Washington - Louisville
146 Essegian 6-4 Wisconsin - Nebraska
147 Cohen 6-10 Massachusetts - USC
148 Evans 7-1 Louisville - Grand Canyon
149 Jakimovski 6-8 Washington State - Colorado
150 Gillis 6-6 Purdue - Duke
151 Kelly 6-6 Georgia Tech
152 Angel 6-8 Stanford - Oregon
**153 Hoggard 6-4 Michigan State
154 Joseph 6-2 Miami - Providence
155 Smith 6-0 Colgate
156 Crews 6-8 UT Martin - Missouri
157 Nickel 6-7 Virginia Tech - Vanderbilt
158 Smith 6-2 Charleston - Louisville
159 Parker 6-3 St. Louis - McNeese State
160 Hill 6-4 Bowling Green - NC State
161 Leffew * 6-5 Mount St. Mary’s - Georgia
Ht: 6-5 Wt: 185
“A two-year starter at Mount St. Mary’s, Leffew took an enormous leap forward this season. Though he didn’t win MAAC Player of the Year, he had a real case as the best player in the conference this season. He averaged 17.6 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 1.5 steals per game while drilling 36.5 percent of his nearly seven 3-point attempts per game.
Whereas Leffew largely fired off the catch last season, his off-the-dribble game exploded in 2023-24. In 2022-23, about 75 percent of Leffew’s 3s came off the catch. This season, his split of 3s off the catch and the dribble was about 50-50. His form is similar to Memphis Grizzlies wing Desmond Bane, in that it’s almost a set shot off the bounce that comes off his shoulder. He can get into his motion from almost any angle and with any footwork pattern.
Leffew also expanded his game off the bounce beyond just scoring. Mount St. Mary’s used him more as a primary ballhandler this year, and he blossomed in ball screens and as a live-dribble passer. He knows how to snake screens and find open areas, using his body to keep the defender in jail or step back into an open 3. His wasn’t especially efficient because he ended up having to create a lot of shots for his team, though a high major could improve that by downscaling his role.
He might fit better as a high-level backup than a starter, depending on his situation. “ — Sam Vecenie
162 Mallette 6-5 Pepperdine - Alabama
163 White 6-7 Louisville - Illinois
164 Anderson 6-10 Central Arkansas -
165 Wright 6-1 Drake -North Texas
166 Slajchert 6-1 Pennsylvania - USC
167 James 6-5 Louisville - NC State
168 Sears 6-1 UT-Martin - LSU
169 Clark 6-3 Louisville - UCLA
170 Pope 6-3 San Diego - USC
171 Davis 6-4 Arkansas - Oklahoma State
172 Khalifa 6-11 BYU - Louisville
173 Brown 6-3 UMBC - Boston College
174 Cochran 6-2 Toledo
175 Julien 6-6 Louisiana Lafayette - Arkansas State
176 Derkack 6-5 Merrimack - Rutgers
177 Oneyoso 7-0 Kentucky
178 Omot 6-8 North Dakota - California
179 Nwoko 6-10 Miami - Mississippi State
180 KD Johnson * 6-2 Auburn - George Mason
181 Heise 6-4 Northern Iowa - Iowa State
McDonald's All American transfer portal tally:
1. Omaha Biliew (From Iowa State; To Wake Forest)
2. Aaron Bradshaw (From Kentucky; To Ohio State)
3. Baye Fall (From Arkansas; To Kansas State)
4. Brandon Garrison (From Oklahoma State; To Kentucky)
5. Aden Holloway (From Auburn; To Alabama)
6. Bronny James (From USC)
7. Sean Stewart (From Duke; To Ohio State)
8. Andrej Stojakovic (From Stanford; To California)
9. DJ Wagner (From Kentucky)
10. Dillon Mitchell (From Texas)
11. Mark Mitchell (From Duke; To Missouri)
12. Arterio Morris (From Kansas)
13. Kijani Wright (From USC)
14. Jackson Grant (From Utah State)
15. Jeremy Roach (From Duke; To Baylor)
UGA Lineup
Demary, Jr SO 9.9 3.8 2.5
Cain SO 7.1 2.4 0.7
Lawrence GR
Montgomery SO 13.2 3.5 2.0
Leffew SG 17.6 4.3
Godfrey JR 6.1 3.4
James SO 4.3 2.6 0.5
Newell FR
Abson JR 7.9 7.1
Cyril FR
Out
Abdur-Rahim - Providence
DeLoach - Loyola (Chicago)
Hill - Wichita State
Jordan - Tulane
Melendez - Mississippi State
Moncrieffe - Seattle
Anselem-Ibe
UGA Contacts/Social Media Follows
Contacts:
PG Garway Dual Providence SO 6-5 (Contact)
PG Derin Saran Cal-Irvine SO 6-4 (Contact)
Hoggard PG Michigan State (Contact) (Final Five)
SG Ken Evans Jackson State SR 6-5 200 (Contact)
SG Wooga Poplar SG Miami 6-4 (Contact)
SF Zarique Nutter Northern Illinois GR 6-7 (Contact)
*From Georgia
Social Media Follows:
Pastrana SG Chaz Lanier North Florida
Players following UGA Coaches on Social Media:
Committed Elsewhere:
To Missouri SF Jacob Crews UT Martin SR 6-8 210 (Contact)
To Maryland PG Ja’Kobe Gillespie Belmont (Contact)
To Xavier SG Marcus Foster Furman (Contact)
To LSU CG Jordan Sears UT Martin (Contact)
To Mississippi Mikeal Brown Jones PF UNCG (Contact)
To Texas A&M Pharrel Payne Minnesota C (Contact)
To Florida PF Sam Alexis UTC (Contact)
To UAB Greg Gordon SG Iona (Contact)
To Georgia Tech Javier McCollum SG Oklahoma (Contact)
To Texas Julian Larry SF Indiana State (Contact)
To Pittsburgh Cam Corhen PF/C Florida State (Contact)
To Cincinnati Arrinten Page C USC (Social Media)
To Xavier John Hughley C Oklahoma (Contact)
To Mississippi Dre Davis SF Seton Hall (Contact)
To Florida: Rueben Chinelyu C Washington State
To Rhode Island: Sebastian Thomas PG Albany SR (Contact)
To Indiana *Kanaan Carlyle CG Stanford SO (Contact)
Not in final 5 Adou Thiero Kentucky SF (Contact)
To San Diego State Nick Boyd FG FAU (Contact)
To Mississippi State Claudell Harris SG Boston College (Contact)
To Vanderbilt Jason Edwards CG North Texas (Contact)
To Michigan Roddy Gayle SG Ohio State (Contact)
To McNeese State Sincere Parker SG St. Louis (Contact)
Not in his final 5 Cade Tyson SF Belmont 6-7 (Contact))
To FAU Leland Walker PG Eastern Kentucky (Contact)
To Kentucky Ortega Oweh SG Oklahoma (Contact)
Not on final list Cliff Omuruyi C Rutgers (Contact)
To Texas Tech Elijah Hawkins PG Minnesota (Contact)
To West Virginia Evan Small SG Oklahoma State (Contact)
To Kentucky Brandon Garrison C Oklahoma State (Contact)
To Minnesota Trey Edmonds C UTSA (Contact)
To Seton Hall Chaunce Jenkins SG Old Dominion (Contact)
SEC Commitments/Transfers
Crews SF UT Martin to Missouri
Marshall SF Mississippi to Arkansas State
Carter SG Kansas State to LSU
Carey PF James Madison to Vanderbilt
Clary SG Penn State to Mississippi State
Pinion SG Arkansas to Arkansas State
Kugel SG Florida to Kansas
Johnson PG South Carolina to Ohio State
Dort C Vanderbilt to California
Nickel SF Virginia Tech to Vanderbilt
Sears CG UT Martin to LSU
Pegues PG Furman to Auburn
Alexis PF UTC to Florida
Brown Jones PF UNCG to Mississippi
Youngblood SG South Florida to Alabama
Uzan PG Oklahoma to Houston
McCollum SG Oklahoma to Georgia Tech
Kent PF Indiana State to Texas
Larry SF Indiana State to Texas
Mack SG Arkansas to Texas
Perkins SG Iowa to Missouri
Bradshaw C Kentucky to Ohio State
Dia PF Belmont to Mississippi
Abdur-Rahim SF Georgia to Providence
Stewart LSU to Santa Clara
Ivisic Kentucky to Arkansas
Dubar Hofstra to Tennessee
Chandler BYU to Kentucky
Hughley Oklahoma to Xavier
Collins Virginia Tech to Vanderbilt
Lewis Vanderbilt to UTSA
Warrick Northern Kentucky to Missouri
Nwoko Miami to Mississippi State
Davis Seton Hall to Mississippi
Chinelyu Washington State to Florida
Hart Kentucky to Ball State
Montgomery Mount St. Mary’s to Georgia
Huffman Davidson to Vanderbilt
Mitchell SF Duke to Missouri
Johnson CG Auburn to George Mason
Holloway PG Auburn to Alabama
Harris SG Boston College to Mississippi State
Edwards CG North Texas to Vanderbilt
Martin G FAU to Florida
Donaldson G Auburn to Michigan
Butler C Missouri to South Carolina
Williams C Drexel to Kentucky
Wilcher Nebraska to Texas A&M
McGlocton SF Boston College to Vanderbilt
Walters PF Alabama to Michigan
Payne C Minnesota to Texas A&M
Elvin SG Dayton to Oklahoma
Hunter PG Texas to Memphis
Manon SF Cornell to Vanderbilt
Dilione PG Tennessee to Penn State
Abson PF Appalachian State to Georgia
Pope SG Oregon State to Texas
Jefferson SF Tennessee to Longwood
Rivera-Torres SG Vanderbilt to San Francisco
Pedulla PG Virginia Tech to Mississippi
Okpara C Ohio State to Tennessee
Tonje SG Missouri to Wisconsin
Cosby SG Alabama to Wake Forest
Griffen SG Alabama to Kansas
Pringle C Alabama to South Carolina
Butler G San Diego State to Kentucky
Fall C Arkansas to Kansas State
Murray SG Mississippi to McNeese State
Carr PF Wake Forest to Kentucky
Owah SG Oklahoma to Kentucky
Garrison C Oklahoma State to Kentucky
Aidoo C Tennessee to Arkansas
Millicic C Charlotte to Tennessee
Nunez PG Mississippi to Arizona State
Awaka PF Tennessee to Arizona
Kriisa CG West Virginia to Kentucky
Brea SG Dayton to Kentucky
Godfrey SF Clemson to Georgia
Moncrieffe PF Georgia to Seattle
Hill PG Georgia to Wichita State
Davis PG FAU to Arkansas
Miles CG High Point to Oklahoma
Lawrence SG Vanderbilt to Georgia
Melendez SF Georgia to Mississippi State
Davis SG Arkansas to Oklahoma State
Blocker PG Arkansas to DePaul
Thiero SF Kentucky to Arkansas
Smith Vanderbilt to UCSB
Omoruyi C Rutgers to Alabama
Other SEC Portal Entries:
AL Parker F
AL Sears SG (NBA Draft)
AL Wague C
AR Harris SF
AR Menifield PG
AR Battle SG
AR Brazile PF
FL Clayton (NBA draft or UF)
KY Edwards SG (NBA Draft)
KY Dillingham PG (NBA Draft)
KY Wagner SG
KY Onyenso C
KY Sheppard (NBA Draft)
KY Burks SG
LSU Wilkinson SF
LSU Cook PG (NBA Draft)
MI Barnes PF
MI Cisse C
MI ST Moore SG
MI ST Bell C (NFL)
MO Brown G
OK Cooper SG
SC Dibba SG
SC Gray C
TX Anamekwe PF
TX Mitchell SF
TX A&M Marble PF
VA Lang PF
VA West SG
VA Lubin SF
SEC additions this spring:
ALABAMA
43 Youngblood SG - South Florida 15.3
94 Holloway PG - Auburn 7.3
162 Mallette SG - Pepperdine 14.7
Philion PG - HS
27 Omoruyi C - Rutgers
ARKANSAS
75 Ivisic C - Kentucky 5.5 3.3
Knox F - HS
Fland PG - HS
17 Aidoo C - Tenneseee 11.4 7.3
2 Davis PG - FAU 18.2 6.3
60 Thiero SF Kentucky
AUBURN
66 Pegues PG - Furman 18.4 4.3
FLORIDA
141 Alexis PF - UTC 10.8
Chinelyu C - Washington State 4.7
52 Martin CG - FAU 13.1 5.9
GEORGIA
Montgomery SG - Mount St. Mary’s 13.2 3.5
Abson PF - Appalachian State
161 Leffew SG - Mount St. Mary’s 17.6 4.3
Cyril C - OTE
84 Godfrey SF - Clemson 6.1 3.4
136 Lawrence SG Vanderbilt
KENTUCKY
Chandler - BYU
73 Williams C - Drexel 12.2 7.8
79 Butler G - San Diego State 9.3 2.6 3.0
42 Brea SG - Dayton 11.1 3.8
35 Garrison C - Oklahoma State 7.5 5.3
110 Carr PF - Wake Forest 13.5 6.8
118 Kriisa G - West Virginia 11.0 2.5 4.7
100 Oweh SG - Oklahoma 11.4 3.8
LSU
168 Sears PG - Tennessee Martin 21.6 4.6
117 Carter SG - Kansas State 14.6 5.2
MISSISSIPPI
125 Brown-Jones PF - UNC Greensboro 18.9 5.8
92 Dia SF - Belmont 16.9 5.8
24 Davis SG - Seton Hall 15.0 5.9
63 Pedulla PG - Virginia Tech 16.4
MISSISSIPPI STATE
121 Clary PG - Penn State 16.7
179 Nwoko C - Miami 2.7 2.0
Harris SG - Boston College 13.7
Melendez SF - Georgia
MISSOURI
76 Perkins SG - Iowa 14.0
156 Crews SF - Tennessee Martin 19.1
134 Warrick SG - Northern Kentucky 19.9 2.5
55 Mitchell PF - Duke 11.6 6.0
OKLAHOMA
Elvis SG - Dayton 9.4
105 Miles CG - High Point 17.5 2.4
SOUTH CAROLINA
Scott (HS) SG
Butler C - Missouri 2.0 1.9
139 Pringle C Alabama 6.8 5.1
PG
TENNESSEE
65 Dubar PF - Hofstra 17.8
85 Okpara C - Ohio State 6.6 6.4
67 Milicic C - Charlotte 12.8 8.5
TEXAS
57 Mark SG - Arkansas 16.2 4.3
109 Kent PF - Indiana State 13.5 8.1
53 Larry CG - Indiana State 11.0
48 Pope SG - Oregon State 17.6 2.6
TEXAS A&M
Wilcher F - Nebraska 7.7
58 Payne C - Minnesota 10.0 6.1
80 Phelps SG - SMU 14.8 4.1
VANDERBILT
157 Nickel SF - Virginia Tech 8.8
Carey SF - James Madison 7.0
Collins SG - Virginia Tech 7.4
Huffman SG - Davidson 12.8
104 Edwards PG - North Texas 19.1
McGlocton SF - Boston College 10.2
Manon SF - Cornell 12.5 4.0
Complete Transfer List, additions, subtractions for all schools can be found here:
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-b...l-2024-2025-roster-changes-transfers-recruits
Ratings
Athletic Top 181 (5-01-2024)
*From Georgia
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1 Devries 6-7 Drake - West Virginia
2 Davis 6-4 FAU - Arkansas
3 Avila 6-10 Indiana State - St. Louis
4 Christie SG Minnesota
5 Osobor 6-8 Utah State
6 Hawkins 6-10 Illinois
7 Richmond SG Seton Hall
8 Griffen 6-6 Alabama - Kansas
9 Haggerty 6-3 Tulsa - Memphis
10 Mack 6-1 Harvard - Georgetown
11 Rice * 6-3 Washington State - Indiana
12 Conwell 6-4 Indiana State - Xavier
13 Wells 6-8 Washington State
14 Omier 6-7 Miami - Baylor
15 Gayle 6-4 Ohio State - Michigan
16 Carlyle * 6-3 Stanford - Indiana
17 Aidoo 6-11 Tennessee - Arkansas
18 Tyson 6-7 Belmont - North Carolina
19 Edwards * 6-7 James Madison - Louisville
20 Shulga 6-4 VCU - Villanova
21 Smith Utah - St. John’s
22 Wolf 7-0 Yale - Michigan
23 Toppin New Mexico
24 Davis 6-6 Seton Hall - Mississippi
25 Storr 6-7 Wisconsin - Kansas
26 Lanier 6-4 North Florida
27 Omoruyi 6-11 Rutgers - Alabama
28 Roach 6-2 Duke - Baylor
29 Robinson BYU
30 Gillespie 6-1 Belmont - Maryland
31 Agbo 6-7 Boise State - USC
32 Mayo 6-4 South Dakota State - Kansas
33 Goldin 7-1 FAU - Michigan
34 McCollum 6-2 Oklahoma - Georgia Tech
35 Garrison 6-11 Oklahoma State - Kentucky
36 Johnson 6-6 USC - UCLA
37 Jimerson 6-5 St. Louis - St. Louis
38 Reynaud 7-1 Stanford - Stanford
39 McDaniel 5-11 Michigan - Kansas State
40 Swope 5-10 Indiana State - St. Louis
41 Ballo 7-0 Arizona - Indiana
42 Brea 6-6 Dayton - Kentucky
43 Youngblood 6-4 South Florida - Alabama
44 Desmond Claude 6-6 Xavier - USC
45 Tyrese Hunter 6-0 Texas - Memphis
46 Aiden Mahaney 6-3 St. Mary’s - Connecticut
47 Chuckie Hepburn 6-2 Wisconsin - Louisville
48 Jordan Pope 6-2 Oregon State - Texas
49 Dillon Mitchell 6-8 Texas
50 Reed 6-10 Michigan - Connecticut
51 Hatfield 6-10 Louisville - NC State
52 Martin 6-2 FAU - Florida
53 Larry 6-3 Indiana State - Texas
54 Boswell 6-2 Arizona - Illinois
55 Mitchell 6-9 Duke - Missouri
56 Jefferson 6-8 St. Mary’s - Iowa State
57 Mark 6-6 Arkansas - Texas
58 Bamba 6-5 Villanova - Oregon
59 Payne 6-9 Minnesota to Texas A&M
60 Thiero 6-8 Kentucky - Arkansas
61 Thomas 6-7 Northern Colorado - USC
62 Hadley 6-6 Colorado - Louisville
63 Pedulla 6-1 Virginia Tech - Mississippi
64 Johnson 6-2 South Carolina - Ohio State
65 Dubar 6-8 Hofstra - Tennessee
66 Pegues 6-1 Furman - Auburn
67 Milicic 6-10 Charlotte - Tennessee
68 Fidler 6-7 Nebraska-Omaha - Michigan State
69 Townsend 6-6 Oakland - Arizona
70 Bilodeau 6-4 Oregon State - UCLA
71 Pryor 6-10 South Florida
72 Stojakovic 6-7 Stanford - California
73 Williams 6-10 Drexel - Kentucky
74 Uzan 6-4 Oklahoma - Houston
75 Ivisic 7-2 Kentucky - Arkansas
76 Perkins 6-4 Iowa - Missouri
77 Wagner Kentucky
78 Small 6-2 Oklahoma State - West Virginia
79 Butler 6-2 San Diego State - Kentucky
80 Phelps 6-5 - Texas A&M
81 White 6-7 UNC-Wilmington
82 Kaluma 6-7 Creighton
83 Johnson 6-8 East Carolina - Miami
84 Godfrey *6-7 Clemson - Georgia
Ht: 6-8Wt: 228
“Godfrey could be a steal for someone because his numbers aren’t going to get him noticed. He averaged 6.1 points and 3.4 rebounds in 15.5 minutes per game. That’s a result of backing up P.J. Hall and Ian Schieffelin. Godfrey is a high-major starter-level talent. He’s an old-school four man. Most of his buckets come in tight. His father played 11 years in the NFL as a linebacker, and Godfrey benefitted from those genetics. He is strong and does a good job creating angles for post entries, then once he has the ball, he uses his shoulders to create space. He has a good feel with his back to the basket for which way to spin based on where his defender is. He scored 1.046 points per post-up, according to Synergy’s logging, which ranked 65th nationally among players who finished at least 50 post-ups.
Godfrey is a quick-twitch athlete who moves really well for his build and can rebound outside of his area. He’s quick off the floor and has the chance to be an elite rim roller. His physicality allows him to play up if necessary as a small-ball five. Clemson also played him some at the three, and he handles and passes the ball well enough to play the wing in short spurts. He’s a capable 3-point shooter but rarely takes any — 3 of 7 on the year. If he gets to the point where he’s more of a 3-point threat, he would benefit because he has a strong first step, especially if he’s guarded by a bigger player.
Defensively, Godfrey is a really good team defender and Clemson’s defensive numbers were better when he was on the floor. He has good awareness off the ball and seems to communicate well. He’s a little awkward when switched onto guards on the perimeter, but he has the lateral quickness to slide his feet and stay in front. In the post, you aren’t moving him. He’s going to hold his ground and contest. His block rate (4.5) is good for a 6-8 forward. Godfrey was a solid contributor on a team that made the Elite Eight. He had 12 points in the Elite Eight loss to Alabama, proving he can perform on a big stage. Again, the numbers do not pop but the tape does.” — C.J. Moore
85 Okpara 6-11 Ohio State - Tennessee
86 Stewart 6-9 Duke - Ohio State
87 Walters 6-10 Alabama - Michigan
88 Power 6-9 Duke - Virginia
**89 Poplar 6-4 Miami
90 Kidd 6-9 Virginia Tech - Miami
91 Petraitis 6-7 Air Force - California
92 Dia 6-9 Belmont - Mississippi
93 Miller 6-0 Wake Forest - SMU
94 Holloway Auburn - Alabama
95 Hall 6-4 - BYU
96 Bradshaw 7-1 Kentucky - Ohio State
97 Blocker 6-2 Arkansas - DePaul
98 Ajaye 6-7 Pepperdine - Gonzaga
99 Porter 6-11 Pepperdine - Loyola, LA
100 Oweh 6-5 Oklahoma - Kentucky
101 Allette 6-3 Old Dominion
102 Hall 6-7 George Mason - Central Florida
103 Dailey 6-8 Oklahoma State - UCLA
104 Edwards * 6-0 North Texas - Vanderbilt
105 Miles 6-4 High Point - Oklahoma
106 Kugel 6-5 Florida - Kansas
107 Maddox 6-2 Toledo - Xavier
108 Freeman 6-6 Milwaukee - Arizona State
109 Kent 6-8 Indiana State - Texas
110 Carr 6-10 Wake Forest - Kentucky
111 Goode 6-7 Illinois - Indiana
112 Miller 6-11 Florida State
113 Billew 6-6 Iowa State - Wake Forest
114 Hawkins 5-11 Minnesota - Texas Tech
115 Alexander 6-0 Creighton - Dayton
116 Blackmon 6-4 Stetson - Miami
117 Carter 6-3 Kansas State - LSU
118 Kriisa 6-3 West Virginia - Kentucky
119 Davis 6-1 Butler - Washington
120 Hickman 6-3 Bradley - Cincinnati
121 Clary 5-11 Penn State - Miss State
122 Kyle 6-9 South Dakota State - UCLA
123 Mashburn 6-2 New Mexico - Temple
124 Lampkin 6-10 Colorado - Syracuse
125 Brown 6-8 UNC Greensboro - Mississippi
126 Dainja 6-9 Illinois - Memphis
127 Isaacs 6-2 Texas Tech - Creighton
128 Griffiths 6-8 Rutgers - Nebraska
129 Booth 6-10 Notre Dame - Illinois
130 Copeland 6-6 Syracuse
131 Rice 6-4 Virginia Tech - Maryland
132 Humrichous 6-9 Evansville - Illinois
133 Foster * 6-4 Furman - Xavier
134 Warrick 6-2 Northern Kentucky - Missouri
135 Moss 6-4 Toledo - Oregon
136 Lawrence * 6-4 Vanderbilt - Georgia
Ht: 6-4 Wt: 200
“Anyone in need of a scoring guard that’s been through the rigors of the SEC? What’s that? Everyone could use that? That’s good news for Lawrence, who averaged 13.8 points this season in his second year as a full-time starter at Vanderbilt.
The lefty guard loves to drive to the rim, where his strong 200-pound frame allows him to score through contact. His mechanics loading into his shot are slow, but he did at least attempt about four 3s per game. He has good length and the frame to impact games on defense, but was less consistent than you’d expect on that end. Sometimes he really brings it. Other times, his energy was a bit lacking.
He’s an ideal third guard for a high-major NCAA Tournament team. He’s older, has more of a track record and possessed a flair for the dramatic at Vandy with a couple of game-winners.” — Sam Vecenie
137 Overton 6-5 Drake - Texas Tech
138 Collins 6-1 Arizona State - TCU
139 Pringle 6-9 Alabama - South Carolina
140 Spillers 6-7 Appalachian State - Wake Forest
141 Alexis 6-9 UTC - Florida
142 Reynolds 6-3 Wisconsin Green Bay - TCU
143 Miquel South Florida - Maryland
144 James 6-7 USC
145 Johnson 6-2 Washington - Louisville
146 Essegian 6-4 Wisconsin - Nebraska
147 Cohen 6-10 Massachusetts - USC
148 Evans 7-1 Louisville - Grand Canyon
149 Jakimovski 6-8 Washington State - Colorado
150 Gillis 6-6 Purdue - Duke
151 Kelly 6-6 Georgia Tech
152 Angel 6-8 Stanford - Oregon
**153 Hoggard 6-4 Michigan State
154 Joseph 6-2 Miami - Providence
155 Smith 6-0 Colgate
156 Crews 6-8 UT Martin - Missouri
157 Nickel 6-7 Virginia Tech - Vanderbilt
158 Smith 6-2 Charleston - Louisville
159 Parker 6-3 St. Louis - McNeese State
160 Hill 6-4 Bowling Green - NC State
161 Leffew * 6-5 Mount St. Mary’s - Georgia
Ht: 6-5 Wt: 185
“A two-year starter at Mount St. Mary’s, Leffew took an enormous leap forward this season. Though he didn’t win MAAC Player of the Year, he had a real case as the best player in the conference this season. He averaged 17.6 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 1.5 steals per game while drilling 36.5 percent of his nearly seven 3-point attempts per game.
Whereas Leffew largely fired off the catch last season, his off-the-dribble game exploded in 2023-24. In 2022-23, about 75 percent of Leffew’s 3s came off the catch. This season, his split of 3s off the catch and the dribble was about 50-50. His form is similar to Memphis Grizzlies wing Desmond Bane, in that it’s almost a set shot off the bounce that comes off his shoulder. He can get into his motion from almost any angle and with any footwork pattern.
Leffew also expanded his game off the bounce beyond just scoring. Mount St. Mary’s used him more as a primary ballhandler this year, and he blossomed in ball screens and as a live-dribble passer. He knows how to snake screens and find open areas, using his body to keep the defender in jail or step back into an open 3. His wasn’t especially efficient because he ended up having to create a lot of shots for his team, though a high major could improve that by downscaling his role.
He might fit better as a high-level backup than a starter, depending on his situation. “ — Sam Vecenie
162 Mallette 6-5 Pepperdine - Alabama
163 White 6-7 Louisville - Illinois
164 Anderson 6-10 Central Arkansas -
165 Wright 6-1 Drake -North Texas
166 Slajchert 6-1 Pennsylvania - USC
167 James 6-5 Louisville - NC State
168 Sears 6-1 UT-Martin - LSU
169 Clark 6-3 Louisville - UCLA
170 Pope 6-3 San Diego - USC
171 Davis 6-4 Arkansas - Oklahoma State
172 Khalifa 6-11 BYU - Louisville
173 Brown 6-3 UMBC - Boston College
174 Cochran 6-2 Toledo
175 Julien 6-6 Louisiana Lafayette - Arkansas State
176 Derkack 6-5 Merrimack - Rutgers
177 Oneyoso 7-0 Kentucky
178 Omot 6-8 North Dakota - California
179 Nwoko 6-10 Miami - Mississippi State
180 KD Johnson * 6-2 Auburn - George Mason
181 Heise 6-4 Northern Iowa - Iowa State
McDonald's All American transfer portal tally:
1. Omaha Biliew (From Iowa State; To Wake Forest)
2. Aaron Bradshaw (From Kentucky; To Ohio State)
3. Baye Fall (From Arkansas; To Kansas State)
4. Brandon Garrison (From Oklahoma State; To Kentucky)
5. Aden Holloway (From Auburn; To Alabama)
6. Bronny James (From USC)
7. Sean Stewart (From Duke; To Ohio State)
8. Andrej Stojakovic (From Stanford; To California)
9. DJ Wagner (From Kentucky)
10. Dillon Mitchell (From Texas)
11. Mark Mitchell (From Duke; To Missouri)
12. Arterio Morris (From Kansas)
13. Kijani Wright (From USC)
14. Jackson Grant (From Utah State)
15. Jeremy Roach (From Duke; To Baylor)
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