Which Incoming St. John's Transfer has the Best Chance to be Drafted in 2026?
Briefly

St. John's made a noteworthy return to the NCAA Tournament in 2025 after a six-year absence, finishing the season with a commendable 31-5 record while earning a No. 2 seed. Although they exited in the second round against Arkansas, the team retains key player Zuby Ejiofor and expects to remain competitive in the upcoming season, despite the loss of RJ Luis to the NBA. The introduction of talented transfers, including Dylan Darling and a former four-star recruit, enhances the team's prospects for a strong 2025-26 campaign.
St. John's returned to the NCAA Tournament in 2025, achieving a 31-5 record under Rick Pitino, marking their first appearance in six years.
Despite losing RJ Luis to the NBA, St. John's remains competitive with the addition of new transfers, focusing on a strong campaign in 2025-26.
Dylan Darling, a transfer guard, had a 35.3% assist rate and can facilitate the offense effectively for St. John's after his Big Sky Player of the Year season.
A former 4-star recruit, Hopkins aims for a strong performance this season after difficulties with injuries, having averaged 15.8 points and 8.5 rebounds per game.
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