We often talk about how Hard and tough the big 12 is/will be… but we are more speaking in generalities.
so i decided to have a basic look it at the specifics how the big 12 teams look. the starting lineups as of today for all big 12 next year
THESE LINEUPS WILL DRASTICALLY CHANGE BEFORE THE SEASON STARTS …just a lookin at their starting spots (on april 6th)
rules noted- if you have a top 70 espn draft grade - gone… if you have any eligibility (including the covid year) and not a draft prospect - Staying
Houston
6’1 Jamal Shead (10.5 PPG)
6’3 Emanuel Sharp (5.9 PPG)
6’7 Terrance Arceneaux (3.7 PPG)
6’7 J’Wan Roberts (10.0 PPG)
6’8 Ja’Vier Francis (4.3 PPG)
Kansas
6’1 Dajuan Harris Jr. (8.9 PPG)
6’3 Elmarko Jackson (No. 22 in ESPN 100)
6’5 Chris Johnson (No. 35 in ESPN 100)
6’7 K.J. Adams (10.6 PPG)
6’10 Ernest Udeh Jr. (2.6 PPG)
Texas
6’0 Tyrese Hunter (10.3 PPG)
6’3 Arterio Morris (4.6 PPG)
6’5 A.J. Johnson (No. 39 in ESPN 100)
6’8 Ron Holland (No. 5 in ESPN 100)
6’9 Dylan Disu (8.8 PPG)
Baylor
6’5 Langston Love (6.3 PPG)
6’4 Miro Little (No. 33 in ESPN 100)
6’5 Ja’Kobe Walter (No. 14 in ESPN 100)
6’7 Jalen Bridges (10.3 PPG)
6’10 Josh Ojianwuna (4.2 PPG)
Kansas St.
6’1 Dai Dai Ames (No. 79 in ESPN 100)
6’3 R.J. Jones (No. 50 in ESPN 100)
6’3 Cam Carter (6.5 PPG)
6’8 Nae’Qwan Tomlin (10.4 PPG)
6’9 David N’Guessan (6.4 PPG)
TCU
6’1 Jameer Nelson, Jr. (20.6 PPG at Delaware)
6’4 Damion Baugh (12.9 PPG)
6’7 Micah Peavy (7 PPG)
6’8 JaKobe Coles (8.6 PPG)
6’7 Emanuel Miller (12.3 PPG)
Iowa st
6’1 Tamin Lipsey (7.3 PPG)
6’4 Jeremiah Williams (9.5 PPG at Temple in 22 - injury)
6’7 Tre King (6.1 PPG)
6’8 Omaha Biliew (No. 10 in ESPN 100)
6’8 Milan Momcilovic (No. 46 in ESPN 100)
Oklahoma st
6’1 John-Michael Wright (9.8 PPG)
6’6 Bryce Thompson (11.8 PPG)
6’6 Eric Dailey (No. 50 in ESPN 100)
6’9 Brandon Garrison (No. 30 in ESPN 100)
7’1 Moussa Cissé (6.8 PPG)
WVU
6’0 Joe Toussaint (9.4 PPG)
6’3 Kerr Kriisa (9.9 PPG at arizona)
6’5 Jose Perez (18.9 PPG at Manhattan in 22- waiver denied)
6’9 Tre Mitchell (11.7 PPG)
6’10 Jimmy Bell (4.8 PPG)
Texas Tech (needs 5+ players)
6’2 De’Vion Harmon (13.6 PPG)
6’2 Richard Isaacs (11.5 PPG)
6’6 Jaylon Tyson (10.7 PPG)
6’7 KyeRon Lindsay (6.2 PPG at Goergia)
– no bigs/forwards on roster
Cincinnati
6’1 Jizzle James (No. 63 in ESPN 100)
6’3 Mika Adams-Woods (9.1 PPG)
6’7 Rayvon Griffith (No. 70 in ESPN 100)
6’7 Landers Nolley (16.8 PPG)
6’11 Viktor Lakhin (11.6 PPG)
UCF (needs 5+ players)
6’1 Darius Johnson (10.0 PPG)
6’4 Ithiel Horton (12.3 PPG)
6’6 Antwann Jones (3.4 PPG at ULL)
6’8 C.J. Walker (8.3 PPG in 2022- med redshirt)
6’11 Thierno Sylla (2.2 PPG)
BYU
6’4 Dallin Hall (7.3 PPG)
6’5 Spencer Johnson (11.1 PPG)
6’7 Jaxson Robinson (8.5 PPG)
6’6 Fousseyni Traore (12.9 PPG)
6’11 Noah Waterman (4.6 PPG)
Oklahoma (needs 5+ players)
6’2 Grant Sherfield (15.9 PPG)
6’4 Milos Uzan (7.6 PPG)
6’6 Kaden Cooper (No. 54 in ESPN 100)
6’8 Jacolb Cole (No. 71 in ESPN 100)
6’10 Sam Godwin (4.9 PPG)
early thoughts-
not adding coaching into the equation, as of today talking purley roster talent
- texas looks the strongest as of today
- ucf looks horrendous
- byu returns a ton from their worst team in a long time - interesting what they will do
- tons of elite recruits top to bottom
- everyone but ucf/byu has the foundation for a top 25 team with the right portal additions
forgot about them, i just updated it
