From bracket disruptors to Wooden Award candidates not named Tshiebwe or Timme, ESPN’s experts make their final men’s college basketball national predictions before the season tips off.
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Look, every player on your roster can’t be exciting. But there’s something to be said for the value hunt, the joy of finding a difference-maker in the draft’s late rounds.
Gonzaga should be a top 20 team next year even without Nigel Williams-Goss. Nigel Williams-Goss raised his stock about as high as it will go this past season, so it’s difficult to fault him for forgoing his final year of college eligibility and turning pro on Tuesday even if he’s not a lock to be selected in this point guard-heavy draft class. Williams-Goss averaged 16.8 points, 6.0 rebounds and 4.7 assists for a Gonzaga team that won 37 games, earned a No. 1 seed and lost by six to North Carolina in the national title game.
He just finished eighth-grade, stands 6-foot-4, weights 185 pounds and has been featured on several social media outlets dunking. Rayvon Griffith, who attended eighth-grade at Oyler, is now at Hughes High School, two months away from attending class with the other Big Red freshmen. Saturday, he was
