The transfer portal has changed college hoops entirely.
Transfers have taken over college basketball, and are playing all over the country at their new homes.
Some of the best players in the country have spent time in the portal over the past few years, and this year, some of the top scorers in the nation are transfers.
Tyson, a junior guard at Seattle, is leading the nation in scoring at 28.3 points per game. He started his career at Idaho, then transferred to Houston, and in 2021, transferred again to Seattle.
CAMERON TYSON HIT THIS ONE FROM BOTHELL! Redhawks lead by 6 with 3:53 to go! pic.twitter.com/tuSGykcFj0
— Seattle U Men's Basketball (@seattleumbb) March 5, 2022
2. Colin Castleton – Florida
The 6-foot-11 forward is currently second in the nation in scoring at 25.3 points per game. Castleton began his career at Michigan and transferred to Florida after two seasons in Ann Arbor.
3. Jordan Walker – UAB
“Jelly” started his career at Seton Hall, transferred to Tulane, and has now spent the past two seasons at UAB. He is averaging 24.6 points per game this season, good for third in the nation.
Jelly Walker is just really fun to watch. Big W vs. Georgia
30 points
11-22 FG
5 ast
5 stl pic.twitter.com/fgbN8FhPSi— ⏰ x 🏀 (@OnThe_ClockBB) November 23, 2022
6. James Bishop – George Washington
The former LSU guard is averaging 24 points per game, sixth in the nation, for George Washington.
10. Lamar Norman – Western Michigan
Norman spent the first two years at Duquesne, and transferred to WMU in 2021. He is now averaging a tenth-best 23.2 points per game for the Broncos.
