NCAA Basketball: Top 10 remaining players left in 2022 transfer portal

4. G/F Isiaih Mosley – Missouri State Bears

2021-22 stats: 20.4 ppg, 6.2 rpg, 2.3 apg

In the past two years as a starter, the 6’5 wing has produced around 20 ppg at very efficient numbers, over 50% from the field and this past season alone, 43% from three-point range. Mosley has put up some huge scoring outputs, including 11 games of 25% points and a three-game stretch of a combined 108 points this past season. One of them was a career-high 43 points and nine rebounds against Northern Iowa.

Mosley is one of the top-scoring transfers this entire offseason and should be a double-digit contributor at the high-major level. And he’s reportedly had some big names after him, including Kansas, Mississippi State, and Texas Tech. Whoever lands Mosley will go up the preseason rankings.

3. G AJ Green – Northern Iowa Panthers

2021-22 stats: 18.8 ppg, 3.7 rpg, 2.5 apg

Somehow, Mosley isn’t even the best transfer from the Missouri Valley, as the two-time Conference Player of the Year also is available after three years of 18 ppg scoring average. Green is an outstanding scorer, especially from deep at 38% at around seven attempts a game. He had four games of 30+ scoring this past season, including a career-high 35 points in a road win at St. Bonaventure.

Green is currently in the NBA Draft process but the rumors and reports are that if he plays in college one more year it’ll be for either Duke or Iowa State, where his father currently is an assistant coach. The Cyclones have that and a larger role on offense but the Blue Devils are more likely to make the postseason and make a deep run.