Caleb Furst

ANALYSIS
Naturally, there's not too much room for another 6-10 forward when your team's roster presumably carries the back-to-back Wooden Award winner. Furst was used in a depth role for much of the season, but his utility has all but dried up given Zach Edey's ability to stay out of foul trouble this postseason. The 6-10 forward will likely have a chance to expand his role next season when Edey departs, but that of course hinges on Furst him sticking around with Purdue.