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Despite the confusion surrounding player eligibility, it’s time to start looking ahead to the 2026-27 college basketball season. From now until the start of the season, 100 teams will be added under this post with a look at rosters, season outlooks, and draft prospects
Basis, Natt landed in the top 10 amongst those 240 NBA Draft prospects I scouted. Kashie Natt’s offensive game could still use some work, but as an intelligent, calculated, active, and freakishly athletic role player, Natt’s a beast. Here he is against Oklahoma State last season
Beyond his years as well. Ultimately, there’s a lot of different weapons on this Oklahoma State team. Led by Kashie Natt, I do think the pieces are in place for Oklahoma State to take a much needed step forward defensively as well. Is the top end talent good enough though? There
As well. One player I adore is Sam Houston transfer Kashie Natt. Natt was my number 32 prospect for the 2026 NBA Draft, though he always seemed to be angling for an opportunity to come back to college as well. He might be just 6’3, but Natt plays so much bigger. Thanks to a
Reported 46 inch vertical, Natt was top 15 of the 240 prospects I scouted for the 2026 NBA Draft in rebounding on a per minute basis. The next shortest player in that top 15 was 6’6 Michael Ajayi, and then 6’7 Keba Keita. Whereas Natt had the 15th best rebounds per minute, the
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Potential Rotation
G Kanye Clary
G Kashie Natt
G Luka Bogavac
F Jordan Burks
F Parsa Fallah
F Julius Halaifonua
F Latrell Allmond
F Anthony Felesi