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The Cougars are scouting a mix of towering centers and skilled big men from China, Serbia, Australia and the United States, aiming to fill the void left by last season’s departure.
The 2026 DBR Mock Draft concludes with a cascade of selections, highlighted by AJ Dybantsa’s top pick and a host of future NBA prospects.
The Wildcats secure a 7‑foot‑3 Italian center, adding size and experience to a revamped roster that experts predict will rank among the nation's top 25.
The 7‑foot forward leaves the NBA Draft pool to join the Wildcats, while BYU turns its attention to Xu Xin and other international talents.
Kentucky hires J. Batt as its new athletic director while Italian star Luigi Suigo commits to Villanova, reshaping the college basketball recruiting landscape.
German guard Jack Kayil has confirmed he will remain in the 2026 NBA Draft, forgoing his commitment to Gonzaga. His move impacts the Bulldogs' backcourt strategy and triggers a search for new talent.
Luigi Suigo, a 7‑foot‑3 center from Tradate, Italy, has chosen Villanova over a dozen other programs, bringing a 7‑foot‑6 wingspan and a defensive reputation to a team reshaping for the 2026‑27 season.
Nineteen‑year‑old Luigi Suigo will forgo the NBA Draft and commit to Villanova for the 2026‑27 season, a move designed to enhance his draft stock and help the program return to national relevance.
Villanova University announces the addition of Luigi Suigo, a 7‑3 center from Tradate, Italy, to its 2026‑27 basketball roster, highlighting his draft withdrawal, prior Adriatic League experience, and the team's season‑opening matchup in Rome.
Abdou Samb's decision to transfer from Towson adds height and depth to Villanova's upcoming roster, while the program eyes international forward Luigi Suigo for future draft considerations.
Despite high hopes, BYU's latest recruiting class slides to 32nd nationally, prompting scrutiny of the program's trajectory and the role of new talent.
Carter Fisk announced his commitment to Villanova on June 3, joining a recruiting class that already includes Adam Oumiddoch. The Wildcats are also pursuing 7‑foot‑3 forward Luigi Suigo, who faces a June 13 deadline to withdraw from the NBA Draft.
AJ Dybantsa’s MVP run at the FIBA U19 World Cup, Bruce Branch III’s athletic showcase for Team USA, and Yoeli Childs’ success in Japan highlight BYU’s expanding horizons as the program prepares for a demanding schedule and a critical center shortage.
Milan Momcilovic, the No. 2 transfer prospect, is set to choose between Kentucky and Louisville, a choice that could reshape the Wildcats' roster and national outlook.
The 6‑foot‑8 forward, a 48.7% three‑point shooter, is the No. 2 player in the 247Sports transfer rankings and is deciding between the Wildcats and the Cardinals, a decision that could reshape both programs ahead of the June 13 international recruiting deadline.
BYU is aggressively pursuing a dominant big man for the upcoming season, eyeing Chinese Basketball Association star Xu Xin and other international prospects, as the program navigates roster needs and external recruitment pressures.
With a vacancy at the pivot, BYU is courting Xu Xin, Assane Diop and Jahel Trefle, while also keeping tabs on several other programs.
LSU's aggressive financial offer has lured Michael Ruzic away from Brigham Young University, while the Cougars shift focus to Luigi Suigo amid NBA and Villanova interest.
BYU basketball’s recent recruiting cycle has delivered a jolt of disappointment after the program fell just short of landing two coveted big men. Theo Edema, a 6‑11 four‑star prospect from the 2027 class, had narrowed his choices to a final four that included the Cougars, but ultimately committed to St. John’s and will reclassify to the 2026 tier. The loss follows another near‑miss with Obinna Ekezie, who elected to join Louisville, leaving BYU without a clear answer at center.
With a vacancy at center, BYU is evaluating a handful of big men, from reclassifying prospects to overseas veterans, while navigating agency relationships and roster dynamics.
The Wildcats are exploring a mix of high school recruits, transfers and international talent, with Serbian center Luigi Suigo weighing a draft decision while the staff zero in on Kentucky native Malachi Moreno.
The Kentucky Wildcats are evaluating a range of prospects, from international center Luigi Suigo to high‑school standout Malachi Moreno, as the NBA draft decisions loom.
The University of Kentucky is exploring a blend of domestic and overseas talent, with a towering Serbian prospect at the center of its recruitment calculus.