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No. 2: Oscar Tshiebwe, Kentucky
Despite winning the Naismith Player of the Year, Wooden Award,and several others, Oscar Tshiebwe will return to the Kentucky Wildcats.
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While Tshiebwe had one of the most dominant recent college seasons, there wasn't a significant push for him to enter the draft.
Tshiebwe is elite at rebounding and physicality, but he is undersized for an NBA center and lacks the skillset to play a different role for an NBA team. Another year in college will help him refine his skills to become more of an NBA prospect.
Still, Tshiebwe will be a player to watch next season. Tshiebwe will try to avenge his team's March Madness loss to Saint Peter's in the NCAA Tournament.
Another strong season, and he could go from a player with the potential to make an NBA roster to being a player to watch in the 2023 draft.
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