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Hameir Wright: Assuming he wants to continue playing, I see moving back closer to his home and playing either mid-tier or lower Big East (UConn, Providence) or perhaps A-10 (Dayton, Bonnies, etc)
Nate Roberts: Similar type of deal as Wright. He's a role/bench player for a higher end conference team and maybe he heads back to DC to play with Georgetown. Instead, I could see him being a guy that drops down to play MAAC (someone that maybe Pitino take a shot on at Iona) or the CAA where his size/athleticism will be a stark contrast against most of the other players.
Erik Stevenson: This will be 3 schools in 3 years which just screams someone that thinks higher of his abilities than what they really are. He likely views himself as a high end scorer and will be looking for spots where he can do so. I could see him landing at a mid-tier WCC team or perhaps a MWC team like Boise. High end for him would be coming in as a 6th man type player for a San Diego St, Nevada, etc.
Nate Pryor: I see him as a Big Sky player at best. Could see him dropping down to play for Seattle U.
Jarran Brooks: Similar to Pryor in that he's probably in the Big Sky or Seattle U caliber.
Marcus Tsohonis: I think I mentioned previously that I can see him being a very good player for a WCC or Big West team. I think he's good enough to get away playing in the MWC. Frankly, he's not tough enough to play P5.
Raequan Battle: He's absolutely a guy that could head to a WCC, Big Sky, or Big West program and become a volume scorer if he can figure out what a good shot is ... which will help him find consistency.
So of the 7 players leaving the program, I'd be shocked if 4 of them ended up playing anywhere close to a high major level. The only one that I'd bet on is Wright as he's got a track record of being a role player that can play on a decent squad being supported by good players around them. Perhaps Stevenson gets a bit. Tsohonis could get a bite but I think he needs to go somewhere and play before considering a move back to a high major level.
All in all, you can see why this team wasn't good ... when it comes to finding a destination for them they are a bunch of role players at best, none are difference makers, and trying to find a landing spot almost assuredly results in a level or multi-level drop.