My CBB roster tweets grew into 661 pages of college basketball scouting reports. Every guy in the Power Five, MAC, MW, Pac-12, WCC, American & A10, plus one player I found interesting from each team in every other conference. drive.google.com/file/d/1uP-…

Obviously not the result Villanova wanted last night, but it’s an exhibition game. I’ve been too low on Tyler Perkins. Dude’s a stud. I really think he gets at least a cup of coffee in the NBA. Vs Virginia: 20 PTS, 9 REB, 1 AST, 2 3PM on 7/16 FG.

Didn’t catch much of Auburn vs Bama last night, but I like Bukky Oboye. Has all the physical tools at 7’1. Moves incredibly well and can shoot a little too. Only averaged 17.7 MPG at Santa Clara. Can he stay on the floor consistently in the SEC?

Super high on Ade Popoola at DePaul. Loved him at Tulsa last year. 40.9% from three with real size and strength. Lateral quickness can be an issue, but love the shooting and physicality. Really think he has a shot at a two way deal down the road.

My top 50 most disappointing CBB teams of the last decade.

I’ve seen enough. Qayden Samuels is top 20 on my next big board. 6’6 with real length, shotmaking, a handle and the ability to get downhill. Just moves like an NBA player. Want to see the decision making, but he’s a perfect fit in Oats’ offense.

Pretty high on Marshall this year. Feels like they’ve been on the cusp of an NCAA Tournament push for a while. Noah Otshudi returning, plus Fazl Oshodi, Luke Rasmussen and Khaman Maker gives them some talent. The Sun Belt is a total crapshoot. Why not Marshall?

Tarris Bouie is so long and skinny, but man, that shot is beautiful. 6’6 with a really projectable frame and a ton of upside. Love the shooting potential. Really interested to see how many minutes he gets in a loaded Alabama wing rotation.

My top 100 college basketball transfer classes.

I’m calling it now. I think Jaylin Sellers sticks in the NBA. There’s something about the energy he plays with. Competes defensively, can play off the ball and scores at all three levels. Loved him at UCF and Providence. 48th on my final 2026 board.

Alec Anigbata could be a real surprise for Utah this year. Really interesting physical tools at 6’9, 225. Moves well for his size and has the athleticism to be a legitimate defensive disruptor. Comes from Ratiopharm Ulm in Germany.

Taylen Kinney is an elite passer. Pretty impressive how composed he looks for his age, especially considering he’ll be the floor general for such an experienced Kansas team. Last night vs Louisville: 4 PTS, 6 AST, 1 STL, 1 TO on 2/6 FG.

Excited for the CBB world to finally get to know Nikola Kusturica. Had a blast watching him this summer with Serbia. Can do just about everything on the floor. Truly think he has a chance to be a top 15 player in the country this year at UCLA.

Matas Buteliauskas barely played for Buffalo last year, appearing in just 8 games. 6’7, 200 with a really pure shot. I think there’s a legitimate role for him this year. Size and shooting play.

My bet is that Taison Chatman leads Utah in scoring this year. Big time shot to send the game against Oregon to OT, eventually helping Utah pick up the win. Really like what Chatman brings offensively. Legit shooter/creator.

Really rooting for Utah this year. They’ve brought in some really good mid major talent. Trey Campbell was terrific at Northern Iowa. Really hoping his eligibility holds up. Fun play in transition here from Campbell to Jackson Holcombe.

Utah is betting on mid major transfers making the jump and Malek Gomma will be a big piece of that. Love his athleticism, hands and coordination. These two dunks show it. Think he can hold up defensively in the P&R too. At Weber State: 8.0 PPG, 6.9 RPG, 53.6% FG.

Chandler Watts is a name to know in the Sun Belt. Really physical 6’6 wing who can slash, defend and has great hands. Such an underrated guard skill. Intrigued by Southern Miss this year with preseason POY Isaac Taveras.

Obinna Ekezie Jr. was unbelievable last night. The physicality and rim protection at his age are insane. So many modern NBA center tools. Still not sold on the jumper, even after going 4/6 from three. Can he become a real pick and pop threat?

Kyshawn George might genuinely have a shot at Most Improved Player this year. The improvement from his rookie year to last year was huge, but he looks even better now. The added physicality is unbelievable.