Just now, the Hoosiers added another great guard via the transfer site.

With the announcement of former Stanford player Kanaan Carlyle’s commitment to the Hoosiers over the weekend, Indiana men’s basketball continued its continuous portal makeover.

With three seats left to fill, Indiana currently has the top transfer class in the nation, according to 247Sports, with Myles Rice, Oumar Ballo, and now Carlyle joining the team. The Hoosiers should target a shooting option off the bench and depth in the frontcourt.

Carlyle, on the other hand, is most likely going to start at the two. At Stanford, he had the ball in his hands a lot, but he was also a good spot-up shooter who was more dependable when shooting from spot up than when dribbling.

Alongside Rice, another accomplished maker, he can create for himself and others in a way that Indiana hasn’t had since Jalen Hood-Schifino. Two men such a way in the roster creates some incredibly fascinating opportunities.