Pac-12 basketball has many talented transfers entering the league. Here is a ranking of the six best players who are coming into the conference.

Pac-12 basketball has established itself as one of the most talent-rich conferences in the country. Some Pac-12 teams acquire high-end talent through the high school ranks, as numerous one-and-done players have cycled through the conference over the past few seasons. Other teams resort to the transfer wire to add talent to their rosters.

Recently, transfers like Dylan Ennis and Derrick White found a great deal of success after moving to the Pac-12. This season, there is a new crop of transfers who will dramatically alter the conference standings. Some of these newcomers will make a notable impact on some of the better teams in the conference even.

Here is a ranking of the top six transfers in the league. This list only consists of transfers playing their first season in the conference. This means players like David Collette and Shannon Evans are not included because they played in the Pac-12 last season. Also, players who are not eligible this season due to transfer rules, like Chase Jeter, were also not included. The list does not include JUCO transfers, but does include graduate transfers and sit-out transfers.

Players were ranked based on potential impact, overall ability, and potential production for the 2017-18 season. The players that just missed the cut were Dylan Smith from Arizona, Namon Wright from Colorado, and Drick Bernstine from Washington State.