Among the most notable were Terrence Brown, who averaged 20 ppg at Fairleigh Dickinson, along with Don McHenry, who produced 17 ppg at Western Kentucky. But McHenry wasn’t the only Hilltopper who joined the Utes this offseason, as Babacar Faye also transferred to Utah. This time around, Utah won’t have him around for the entire season, with the senior reportedly suffering a leg injury. Runnin' Utes lose Babacar Faye, the 6-9 fifth-year transfer from Senegal by wya of Western Kentucky/College of Charleston, to season-ending leg injury. With so many new faces, both on the perimeter and in the frontcourt, Utah Basketball has a ton of questions entering the 2025-26 season.