Syracuse Lands Top Transfer Tobiason

0:00On April 26th, Syracuse basketball just landed a big transfer commitment from Aiden Tobiasin, the four-star guard coming over from Temple. This six-foot-five, 200-pound sophomore average, 15.3 points, 3.7 rebounds, and two assists per game last season, in the 2025-26 campaign. He's ranked number 103 overall in national transfer lists and number 16 among shooting guards. Experts say Tobiasin brings a real three-level scoring punch to new head coach Jerry McNamara squad with strong finishing at the rim, solid, free throw stroke at 80% and decent three-point range. That free throw mark is a welcome boost for the Orange, who shot just 64.8% from the line last year, one of the worst in, Division 1 Hoops. Fans and analysts are buzzing about his fit, calling him a top long-term NBA prospect with a seven-foot-1 wingspan and elite tools for a modern wing. He was a standout high school player in Delaware, earning state player of the year honors

1:01after dropping 18.8 points per game as a senior. Scouts highlight his athleticism, crafty mid-range game, an ability to create off-the-dribble, making him a versatile thread who could slide right. Into the starting rotation, maybe even in a three-guard lineup next season, with Tobiasin locked in, Syracuse lets prime to level up their attack, heading into 2026. 1-7 keep an eye on how he pushes that. Free throw goal toward 90% and helps turn things around.