Men’s basketball player reviews: Angelo Ciaravino

Feb 4, 2026; Champaign, Illinois, USA; Northwestern Wildcats guard Angelo Ciaravino (44) shoots during the second half against the Illinois Fighting Illini at State Farm Center. Mandatory Credit: Ron Johnson-Imagn Images | Ron Johnson-Imagn Images As we move forward with more men’s basketball player reviews, it’s now time to analyze the season of Angelo Ciaravino, the 6-foot-6 sophomore guard from Chicago. The Good The best news about Angelo Ciaravino is that he’s still on the roster.

In just the past couple of weeks, eight Northwestern Wildcats have entered the transfer portal, leaving just Ciaravino and three others on the ‘Cats’ current roster. While the Chicagoan could still enter the portal, all reports have pointed to the idea that he’ll be sticking around; he stands, for now, as a loyal Wildcat, a dying breed in college basketball. After averaging just 11.

2 minutes per game as a first-year, Ciaravino saw expanded playing time in his second season. The sophomore averaged 22. 0 minutes per game in 33 appearances, starting 18 times for head coach Chris Collins.

Ciaravino was one of Northwestern’s most efficient players, finishing the year third on the team in efficiency according to EvanMiya. com’s Bayesian player rating. At his core, the Mount Carmel High School letterman continues to be a hustle player.