Three Point Range

As we move into June, many of the rosters in college basketball have really begun to take shape. There are very few impact recruits left, and the deadline for withdrawing from the NBA Draft has passed, so rosters are really shaping up. However, there are a few impact transfers still available, both sit out guys and graduate transfers, so I decided to break down where they might land. Be sure to follow me on Twitter @ThreePointRange, and let me know what you think of these destinations, and what schools you think these players should go to. Sit Out Players Devonaire Doutrive, SG, Arizona A top 75 player coming out of high school last year, Doutrive struggled to find playing time with the Wildcats in year one and elected to transfer out of the program in search of greener pastures. Despite underwhelming during his time in Tuscon, there should be a long line of schools interested in bringing him into the program. He could return home to Texas and play for Houston, who need guard he...

The NBA Draft Declaration deadline passed on Wednesday, and as Jon Rothstein would say, we now have FULL clarity on the 2019-20 college basketball season. While that isn't quite true, there were a lot of important decisions that were made over the last few days that make the college basketball landscape much more clear. If you missed my original Top 25 right after the college basketball season came to a close, check it out here . I chose to not go in depth on some of the teams since not much has changed, so be sure to check it out before reading this. Also, be sure to follow me on Twitter @ThreePointRange for my thoughts on college basketball news as it happens, and let me know your thoughts on these rankings. Top 25 1. Michigan State Movement: N/A Projected Starting 5: Cassius Winston, Aaron Henry, Joshua Langford, Malik Hall, Xavier Tillman What Changed: Nothing. Everyone who was expected to return did so, and the Spartans are set up as one of the favorites for the natio...