Extra Point: Predicting Boston College's Starting Five Overall Ratings in EA Sports College Basketball

Donald Hand Jr. stands as the premier player on this roster returning from last season. The young wing made his mark on the ACC last season as a formidable perimeter threat with great touch around the basket, and returns this season to what will indubidably be a bigger role with the squad.

2. Chase Forte - 84 Overall

Chase Forte highlights a big transfer portal class for Boston College. The former South Dakota Coyote averaged nearly 18 points per game last season while shooting around 33 percent from beyond the arc. Forte and Hand will be a formidable duo in the ACC this season, and would be pretty fun to hop online with in a quick match.

3. Aidan Shaw - 76 Overall

Shaw's transfer might not seem big on the stat sheet, but he's the first of a few players that were incredibly talented coming out of their prep careers that simply haven't found the right fit at the Power 4 level just yet. Shaw was a top 60 player in the country out of Blue Valley High School, and will look to make an impact on the Eagles' roster this winter. His veteran status would give him an instant awareness boost, and we all know what that does for EA Sports' rating systems.

4. Jason Asemota - 73 Overall

Speaking of uber-talented prospects, Jason Asemota fits that mold to a tee. As a former five-star recruit, he has all the talent in the world, and spent last season on a Baylor team that went Dancing in March. He played in a very limited role for the Bears last season, and no doubt came to Boston College for an opportunity to return to his home town and play in an environment he feels much more comfortable in.

5. Boden Kapke - 70 Overall

Kapke is one of the few players on the roster that has a true five's build. He's big enough to hold his own space down low create rebounding space underneath the basket. The part that makes Boston College such an intriguing option to play with, though, is Kapke's ability to space the floor. Head coach Earl Grant said Kapke reminds him of former Eagle Quentin Post with how much he can space the floor, and that will be a much needed addition for Boston College come basketball season.