Indiana Basketball: 3 grad transfers Hoosiers should target

1. Bryce Aiken (PG, Harvard)

The Hoosiers need help at the guard position, and more importantly someone who can create shots for themselves.

Bryce Aiken provides exactly that. The Harvard transfer is a career 16.8 point per game scorer and shoots 35 percent from deep. Aiken was a former four-star recruit and took the Ivy League by storm for the four seasons he was there.

Despite only playing in seven games last year, missing the rest with a foot injury, he is just a season removed from averaging 22.2 points and shooting 40 percent from three.

Aiken, while not necessarily a point guard, is much more of the Devonte Green skillset. A terrific shooter who can put up points in a hurry. With Green graduating, the Hoosiers need someone to fill that role either in the starting lineup or off of the bench.

The 6-foot guard has spent the majority of his Harvard career as the guy so coming into a situation where he may not get the shots he wants my shy him away.

From New Jersey, Aiken spent a lot of his high school career being recruited by Big Ten schools, most notably Maryland. With Anthony Cowan graduating, it immediately opens up a hole at the guard position for Mark Turgeon.