SEC Basketball: Top 30 impact transfers heading into 2021-22 season

By Matt Melton | Oct 2, 2021

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SEC Basketball Liam Robbins Vanderbilt Commodores (Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty Images) /

14. G Adam Miller – LSU Tigers

Previous School: Illinois

Transferring from Illinois in the offseason, Miller comes to Baton Rouge as one of the Tigers’ most impactful offseason additions. A storied high school player in the state of Illinois, Miller spent his freshman season a year ago with the Illini where he started in all 31 games averaging 8.3 PPG.

Shooting 34% from three-point range a year ago, Miller could play a similar role this season at LSU, while also slotting in as the Tigers starting two-guard. While LSU also made a few other notable additions this offseason, don’t be surprised if Miller proves to be the most impactful.

13. C Liam Robbins – Vanderbilt Commodores

Previous School: Minnesota

While Vanderbilt lost notable players to transfer in the offseason, the Commodores also added pieces with the most notable being Robbins. After spending two seasons at Drake, Robbins spent the 2020-21 season with the Golden Gophers where he averaged 11.7 PPG and 6.6 RPG across 23 games, all of which were starts.

The 7’0 center is one of the best shot-blockers in the entire country, even leading the Big Ten a year ago with 2.7 BPG, and should do the same in the SEC this season. While the loss of Dylan Disu and others will hurt in some areas, the duo of Scotty Pippen Jr and Robbins will be one of the most exciting guard/forward combos in the entire conference.

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