In-house players who will benefit most from Buckeyes transfer additions

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Bruce Thornton by Rick Osentoski-USA TODAY Sports — Ohio State point guard Bruce Thornton dribbles against Michigan on Feb. 5. Thornton averaged 13.8 points over the final 14 games last season. (Rick Osentoski-USA TODAY Sports)

COLUMBUS — Last year turned into a rebuild for Ohio State. This year is supposed to be a reload. For the second straight offseason, the Buckeyes are welcoming a top-10 recruiting class and a trio of transfers. This transfer class includes Minnesota forward Jamison Battle, Baylor guard Dale Bonner and Penn State wing Evan Mahaffey. Which in-house Ohio State players benefit the most from the new portal additions?