A conference that has seen loads of success in the last five seasons, the Big-12 is looking strong as ever this season. With Baylor and Kansas bringing national championships to the conference in 2021 and 2022 respectively, the Big 12 is looking to get back on top after a year off. The ten transfer stars below are making waves in their first season with the Big 12, listed according to TPR’s fantasy point system.
Hunter Dickinson, Kansas: 43.6 FPTS/G
The highest rated transfer of the 2023 class, Dickinson has done nothing but live up to the hype with Kansas.
The seven-footer is averaging 20 and 13 including multiple monstrous rebounding performances over 20.
Kadin Shedrick, Texas: 40.2 FPTS/G
An incredibly athletic stretch forward, Shedrick has showed out for the Longhorns through five starts.
The former Virginia Cavalier is averaging 22 per contest to start 2023.
Jesse Edwards, West Virginia: 37.8 FPTS/G
Despite a slow start for the Mountaineers following the departure of long-time head coach Bob Huggins, Edwards has been a beast for WVU.
The senior center is averaging 15.8 ppg and 10.7 rpg, both would be career highs.
Rayj Dennis, Baylor: 35.2 FPTS/G
Following a line of spectacular Bears guards, Dennis has shown the potential to be yet another great for Scott Drew.
The Toledo transfer is averaging 16 points to go along with seven dimes a game through six starts at Baylor.
Jaylin Sellers, UCF: 34.6 FPTS/G
Sellers and UCF are the only new Big 12 school represented on this list.
The sophomore guard is the leading scorer amongst Big 12 transfers with 24.3 per contest.
Arthur Kaluma, Kansas State: 33.3 FPTS/G
After an Elite Eight finish with Creighton last season, Kaluma is looking to make another deep March run with his new squad.
Kaluma is scoring 19 a game along with 10 rebounds through five games with KSU.
Javon Small, Oklahoma State: 29.3 FPTS/G
Small is slashing 14/5.6/5.6 to start his Pokes career.
East Carolina transfer exploded for 29 in an overtime loss to Notre Dame.
Joe Toussaint, Texas Tech: 28.2 FPTS/G
Toussaint has waited patiently for his turn to be a full-time starter through four years of college ball and is taking full advantage of his opportunity in Lubbock.
The senior guard is averaging 17.7 points per contest while playing just under 33 minutes a game.
Mike Marsh, Oklahoma State: 28.1 FPTS/G
The second Cowboy on this list, Marsh has been a presence in the middle for OSU.
The 6-10 senior is averaging ten and seven following his transfer from Jacksonville.
Keshon Gilbert, Iowa State: 27.1 FPTS/G
Gilbert has gotten the start for the Cyclones first seven games, averaging just under 14 per night.
