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On3 Ranks Top 10 Players Available in College Basketball Transfer Portal

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10) F Qadir Martin, Mercyhurst
Qadir Martin took a major step forward last season and turned himself into one of the better two-way forwards in his league. He rebounds, defends, and plays with a physical edge that translates across levels. After his breakout year, bigger programs are paying attention.

"He emerged into a starter and All-NEC Tournament selection." - James Fletcher III
1) F Milan Momcilovic, Iowa State
Milan Momcilovic remains one of the most dangerous shooters in college basketball, and every defense knows it the second he crosses half-court. His ability to stretch the floor at 6-foot-8 while making tough shots look routine gives him instant value for any contender in the country. There are not many forwards with this kind of shot-making profile.

"He brings a top-end skill which every team at the college and professional level will value." - James Fletcher III
2) F Tounde Yessoufou, Baylor
Tounde Yessoufou wasted no time proving he belonged in the Big 12, stepping in as an immediate scoring threat at Baylor. His athleticism, downhill attack, and defensive upside make him one of the more intriguing wings in the portal. The next jump comes with efficiency and consistency possession to possession.

"He asserted himself as one of the best scoring threats in the Big 12 immediately." - James Fletcher III
3) F Allen Graves, Santa Clara
Allen Graves checks just about every box teams look for in a modern forward. He defends, spaces the floor, moves the ball, and impacts winning in ways that go beyond the box score. The analytics crowd loves him for a reason, and the eye test backs it up.

"His profile will appeal in a big way to programs which value the underlying metrics." - James Fletcher III
4) G Tijan Saine Jr., Weber State
Tijan Saine Jr. plays bigger than his size because of his confidence and offensive aggression. He creates pressure with his speed and ability to score off the bounce, making him a difficult cover for opposing guards. After breaking out at Weber State, he is drawing deserved attention.

"Despite being undersized, he made a big impact on the offensive end." - James Fletcher III
5) G Hamad Mousa, Cal Poly
Hamad Mousa emerged as one of the more productive scorers outside the power conferences last season. The combination of size, scoring instincts, and rebounding from the guard spot makes him a fascinating portal piece. He looks ready for a bigger stage.

"He had a breakout season at Cal Poly last season before entering the transfer portal." - James Fletcher III
6) F Robert Miller III, LSU
Robert Miller III still feels like a player with untapped upside in the frontcourt. His length and rim protection flashed at LSU, and a fresh start could help unlock a bigger role offensively. Teams looking for interior defense are going to take a long look.

"He continued to take on a bigger role in the frontcourt." - James Fletcher III
7) G Abdi Bashir Jr., Kansas State
Abdi Bashir Jr. continues to build a reputation as one of the better perimeter shooters in the portal. Even during a difficult season at Kansas State, his ability to space the floor never disappeared. Shooters of his size always attract attention.

"A great shooter, he promises to bring value to his next stop." - James Fletcher III
8) G Vyctorius Miller, Oklahoma State
Vyctorius Miller showed real growth last season as his role expanded at Oklahoma State. The jump in confidence as a scorer and perimeter shooter stood out, and there is still room for another leap offensively. He is an intriguing upside swing in the portal.

"He also showed growth as a shooter." - James Fletcher III
9) G Cayden Charles, St. Bonaventure
Cayden Charles brings toughness and versatility to the backcourt, impacting games in more ways than just scoring. His rebounding and defensive activity stand out for a guard, and he looks ready to test himself at a higher level. There is a lot to like in his all-around game.

"He was a key part of St. Bonaventure’s team last season." - James Fletcher III
10) F Qadir Martin, Mercyhurst
Qadir Martin took a major step forward last season and turned himself into one of the better two-way forwards in his league. He rebounds, defends, and plays with a physical edge that translates across levels. After his breakout year, bigger programs are paying attention.

"He emerged into a starter and All-NEC Tournament selection." - James Fletcher III
1) F Milan Momcilovic, Iowa State
Milan Momcilovic remains one of the most dangerous shooters in college basketball, and every defense knows it the second he crosses half-court. His ability to stretch the floor at 6-foot-8 while making tough shots look routine gives him instant value for any contender in the country. There are not many forwards with this kind of shot-making profile.

"He brings a top-end skill which every team at the college and professional level will value." - James Fletcher III

On3 Ranks Top 10 Players Available in College Basketball Transfer Portal

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