247Sports ranks IU basketball's current portal class fourth nationally

247Sports ranks IU basketball’s current portal class fourth nationally

After three commitments in 36 hours, IU basketball’s transfer portal recruiting class has vaulted up the national rankings.

The Hoosiers now have six portal commitments: Tucker DeVries, Conor Enright, Reed Bailey, Lamar Wilkerson, Jasai Miles and Tayton Conerway.

247Sports updated its portal rankings earlier today and has the Hoosiers fourth nationally.

DeVries, at No. 16 nationally, is IU’s highest-ranked addition, followed by Wilkerson (No. 42), Bailey (No. 57), Miles (No. 98), Conerway (No. 152) and Enright (No. 180).

The three programs currently ahead of Indiana: Michigan, Louisville and Kentucky. The window to enter the transfer portal closes on Tuesday, April 22.

Here’s a current look at where each Big Ten program stands along with its current portal commitments:

1. Michigan

Elliot Cadeau (from North Carolina), Morez Johnson Jr. (from Illinois), Yaxel Lendeberg (from UAB), Aday Mara (UCLA)

4. Indiana

Conor Enright (from DePaul), Tucker DeVries (from West Virginia), Reed Bailey (from Davidson), Lamar Wilkerson (from Sam Houston), Jasai Miles (from North Florida), Tayton Conerway (from Troy)

7. Iowa

Kael Combs (from Drake), Isaia Howard (from Drake), Cam Manyawu (from Drake), Bennett Stirtz (from Drake), Tavion Banks (from Drake), Brendan Hausen (from Kansas State)

9. Maryland

Pharrel Payne (from Texas A&M), Solomon Washington (from Texas A&M), Myles Rice (from Indiana), David Coit (from Kansas), Andre Mills (from Texas A&M), George Turkson Jr. (from Texas A&M), Elijah Saunders (from Virginia), Isaiah Watts (from Washington State)

10. Washington

Lathan Sommerville (from Rutgers), Quimari Peterson (from East Tennessee State), Jacob Ognacevic (from Lipscomb), Wesley Yates (from USC)

11. UCLA

Steven Jamerson (from San Diego), Xavier Booker (from Michigan State), Jamar Brown (from Kansas City), Donovan Dent (from New Mexico)

26. USC

Jacob Cofie (from Virginia), Amarion Dickerson (from Robert Morris), Keonte Jones (Cal State Northridge), Jaden Brownell (from Samford), Gabe Dynes (from Youngstown State)

34. Minnesota

B.J. Omot (from California), Jaylen Crocker-Johnson (from Colorado State), Bobby Durkin (from Davidson), Robert Vaihola (from San Jose State), Langston Reynolds (Northern Colorado), Chansey Willis (from Western Michigan)

35. Wisconsin

Austin Rapp (Portland), Andrew Rohde (from Virginia), Nick Boyd (from San Diego State)

36. Ohio State

Gabe Cupps (from Indiana), Christoph Tilly (from Santa Clara), Brandon Noel (from Wright State)

49. Nebraska

Pryce Sandfort (from Iowa), Ugnius Jarusevicius (from Central Michigan), Jamarques Lawrence (from Rhode Island), Will Cooper (from Air Force), Kendall Blue (St. Thomas)