The Top 10 Minnesota players in men's college basketball who aren't Gophers
November 24, 2020 at 5:32AM
Marcus Fuller's potential team of Minnesota natives who left the state to star around the country.
McKinley Wright, Colorado
The Champlin Park guard is a candidate for Pac-12 player of the year, ranks second in school history in career assists.
Jalen Suggs, Gonzaga
One of the top freshmen in the country, the Minnehaha Academy product could be what the Zags need for another Final Four run.
Matthew Hurt, Duke
The former Rochester John Marshall star returned for his sophomore year to bolster a national title contender.
Dawson Garcia, Marquette
The 6-foot-11 Prior Lake big man and McDonald's All-America was named Big East preseason freshman of the year.
Nate Reuvers, Wisconsin
Lakeville native is Wisconsin's top returning scorer, making him the best player for the reigning Big Ten co-champion Badgers.
The next five: Brad Davison, Wisconsin; Ish El-Amin, Ball State; Trae Berhow, Northern Iowa; Race Thompson, Indiana; Jericho Sims, Texas
Others: Jamison Battle, George Washington; Isaac Johnson, Nicholls State; Theo John, Marquette; Rocky Kreuser, North Dakota State; Steffon Mitchell, Boston College; David Roddy, Colorado State; Tyler Wahl, Wisconsin; Kerwin Walton, North Carolina; Simon Wright, Elon
The Gophers have had one of the lowest-ranking passing offenses in the nation over the past three seasons, but that appears to be changing with Max Brosmer at quarterback.
