NCAA Basketball: 8 teams that should target transfer Harrison Ingram

NCAA Basketball: 8 teams that should target Stanford transfer Harrison Ingram

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - DECEMBER 19: Harrison Ingram #55 of the Stanford Cardinal is introduced before playing in the Pac-12 Coast-to-Coast Challenge against the Texas Longhorns at T-Mobile Arena on December 19, 2021 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Longhorns defeated the Cardinal 60-53. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images) /

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Baylor Bears

Since Ingram is from the state of Texas, a case can be made that all of the teams in there should be listed. But a couple does stand out right now, including Baylor. They very well could lose all three of their key guards from this past season, as Keyonte George is in the transfer portal and LJ Cryer is in the transfer portal.

Adam Flagler has the option of coming back for a 6th year but otherwise, it’ll come down to a couple of top-30 freshmen commits. Ja’Kobe Walter and Miro Little will obviously need a veteran presence and someone like Ingram, that can do a little bit of everything, would be a great option at the three-spot.

Gonzaga Bulldogs

The Bulldogs have been losing a number of players in the transfer portal as part of a complete rebuild. Right now, starting point guard Nolan Hickman is the last rotation player standing. Ingram’s versatility without the volume scoring reminds me of Joel Ayayi, who played a huge role in the team’s 38-1 season a couple of years ago.

If Ingram wanted to stay out west for some reason, Gonzaga isn’t far away in Spokane. And for a player that has yet to make the NCAA Tournament, joining one of the most steady programs in NCAA Basketball is a big sell. He’d have a giant role in the WCC program and put up the kind of numbers that’ll make Ingram more appealing to the NBA scouts.

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