Aiden Tobiason pulls his name from the 2026 NBA Draft, returning to Syracuse for his junior season — a move that wasn’t surprising given his strong sophomore campaign at Temple and his NBA G League Combine performance. With new head coach Gerry McNamara taking the reins, Tobiason is poised to be a cornerstone of Syracuse’s offense, potentially starting at shooting guard, small forward, or even point guard. His versatility, size, and scoring ability make him one of the Orange’s most impactful additions this offseason, setting the stage for a strong 2025-26 season.

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Five-star point guard Tai Bell is transferring to powerhouse Christopher Columbus High School in Miami for his junior year, joining a program that’s won five straight state titles and was nationally ranked. Already averaging 32 points, 7 rebounds, and 5 assists at Mater Lakes Academy — earning Florida’s Class 4A Player of the Year — Bell’s game is heating up. With his dad, former NBA star Raja Bell, and a recent standout performance at Nike EYBL, he’s drawing elite attention. Syracuse, where he previously held an offer, may re-offer under their new coaching staff — and with the 2028 contact period looming, Bell’s next move could shake up the recruiting landscape.

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Syracuse basketball is eyeing Lewis Uvwo, a four-star center from the class of 2027, known for his impressive defensive skills and offensive potential. Standing at six-foot-ten with a seven-foot-seven wingspan, Uvwo has been dominating on the Nike EYB circuit, averaging over six blocks per game and shooting nearly seventy percent from the field. His defensive presence and ability to stay in the paint make him a highly sought-after prospect, with offers from big-name schools.

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