With the college basketball season approaching in less than two months, teams like Arizona, Arkansas, and Ohio State will draw attention for their NBA prospects. Among them, the Maryland Terrapins are set to be a focal point, primarily due to five-star recruit Baba Oladotun. Oladotun is not the only talent to watch on Maryland’s roster; here are three key prospects this season.
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Baba Oladotun is viewed as a standout player, having been ranked as the consensus No. 11 overall recruit in the 2026 high school class and is projected to be a lottery pick in the 2027 NBA Draft. Standing at 6-foot-10 and weighing 195 pounds, Oladotun is a versatile athlete, showcasing shooting skills and the ability to drive effectively. His advanced footwork in the paint and defensive potential adds to his profile, though concerns exist regarding his lateral movement and driving capabilities as he matures.
Bishop Boswell, a 6-foot-4, 200-pound guard who has completed two seasons at Tennessee, is another prospect. Last season, Boswell started 33 games, though he played an average of 26.4 minutes per game. He had notable statistics, including a 5.1 offensive rebound percentage and 39.1% shooting from three-point range on 78 attempts. While he needs to improve his free throw shooting, his abilities as a point-of-attack defender and potential secondary playmaker could make him an NBA prospect by 2027 or 2028 if he maintains consistent performance.
Kaden House, a four-star recruit and the consensus No. 49 player in the 2026 class, is also a player to watch. The 6-foot-3 guard is recognized for his quick first step, rim-pressuring ability, and midrange shooting. House has shown defensive potential, averaging 3.1 steals per game at Compass Prep. His development as a decision-maker and catch-and-shoot player will be critical as the season progresses.
Other prospects to keep an eye on from Maryland include four-star freshman Adama Tambedou, New Mexico transfer Tomislav Buljan, and Arkansas transfer DJ Wagner.