NCAA Basketball: 10 teams who should target ETSU transfer Bo Hodges

LAWRENCE, KANSAS - NOVEMBER 19: Head coach Bill Self of the Kansas Jayhawks directs Isaiah Moss #4 as he defends Bo Hodges #3 of the East Tennessee State Buccaneers during the first half at Allen Fieldhouse on November 19, 2019 in Lawrence, Kansas. (Photo by Ed Zurga/Getty Images) /

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INDIANAPOLIS, IN – JANUARY 04: Jordan Tucker #1 and Aaron Thompson #2 of the Butler Bulldogs (Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images) /

Arkansas Razorbacks

Of course, the Razorbacks are going to be all over him, as they have with every possible transfer this offseason. This time though, Hodges would be a great fit for the team at the wing position, capable of rebounding well while also providing much-needed defense for a team that ranked towards the bottom of the SEC in a number of areas.

Arkansas would have room for the senior on the 2021-22 roster, under the assumption that Isaiah Joe is gone after next year. Four-star guard Moses Moody will be around, along with Desi Sills. But with Hodges capable of playing multiple positions, Coach Musselman would find room for the Buc guard to get on the floor.

Butler Bulldogs

By the end of next season, the Bulldogs will have graduated everyone from this year’s rotation outside of Bryce Golden. That would including incoming grad transfer guard Jair Bolden. That not only would allow Hodges to come in and start for Butler but he’d have a prime role as well.

Considering that everyone in Butler’s 2020 recruiting class is either a point guard or frontcourt piece, there is a huge need for the team to land a wing/two-guard for the following season. Depending on what Hodges is after, they can make a compelling case for him to sit out a year before playing in the prestigious Big East.

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