2020-21 Wake Forest Basketball Scholarship Chart

Note: This article will be updated as the staff adds players.

You’ve all been asking for it, and now that things have settled down with regard to roster movement, here it is. The 2020-21 Wake Forest Basketball Scholarship Chart.

Coach Steve Forbes and staff have currently filled 12 of the 13 scholarships for the 2020-21 season, leaving them with one scholarship still available. It is likely that they do not want to use a scholarship on another class of 2020 player after the addition of Emmanuel Okpomo, so look for the scholarship to either be vacant for the coming season or filled by a late grad transfer addition. Or perhaps preferred walk-on senior Sunday Okeke could be granted the scholarship.

Jonah Antonio, Ian DuBose, and Jalen Johnson are all grad transfers that will use their last year of eligibility in the 2020-21 season.

The Deacs will have no true seniors on scholarship on the roster this coming year after the transfers of Chaundee Brown and Olivier Sarr.

Isaiah Mucius is the lone returning junior, but is joined in his class by transfers Isaiah Wilkins from Virginia Tech and Daivien Williamson from East Tennessee State. Williamson will have to sit out a year unless he is granted a waiver by the NCAA. Wilkins was granted a waiver earlier this month. Williamson has two years of eligibility remaining, and could add a scholarship to the 2022-23 season if his waiver request is not granted by the NCAA.

All four sophomores are returning from last season with Ody Oguama, Jahcobi Neath, Ismael Massoud, and Tariq Ingraham all expected to contribute more significantly. Ingraham will see his first action in a Wake Forest uniform after tearing his left achilles during fall 2019 preseason activities. He is now classified as a redshirt freshman, and has four years of remaining eligibility.

Quadry Adams and Emmanuel Okpomo make up the freshman class for next season.

The roster also includes preferred walk-ons senior Sunday Okeke and redshirt junior Miles Lester, as well as walk-ons junior Blake Buchanan and sophomore Grant van Beveren.

Here is a look at the roster for the 2020-21 season:

Isaiah Mucius Junior Forward 6-8 195

Jahcobi Neath Sophomore Guard 6-3 200

Tariq Ingraham Redshirt Freshman Forward 6-9 250

Ismael Massoud Sophomore Forward 6-8 200

Ody Oguama Sophomore Forward 6-9 205

Jonah Antonio Graduate Guard 6-5 180

Ian DuBose Graduate Guard 6-4 210

Jalen Johnson Graduate Guard/Forward 6-6 196

Isaiah Wilkins Junior Guard/Forward 6-4 225

Daivien Williamson Junior Guard 6-2 165

Quadry Adams Freshman Guard 6-4 170

Emmanuel Okpomo Freshman Forward/Center 6-10 220

Sunday Okeke Senior Forward 6-8 250 Preferred Walk-On

Miles Lester Redshirt Junior Guard 6-0 180 Preferred Walk-On

Blake Buchanan Junior Forward 6-5 205 Walk-On

Grant van Beveren Sophomore Forward 6-6 215 Walk-On

Anthony Mathis Jr. Senior Guard 6-1 185 Walk-On

Included on the chart are the three recruits for the class of 2021 so far: Carter Whitt, Cameron Hildreth, and Robert McCray. All of whom are guards.

Hopefully this list is helpful and can be used as a quick reference when questions about Wake Forest basketball scholarships arise. This article will be updated should any further roster changes occur.