The college basketball transfer portal is as chaotic as anything in college sports. Athletes are coming in, committing, decommitting, deciding to go into the NB

Michigan basketball got its first transfer portal addition now that its 2024-25 season is over, with former five-star point guard Elliot Cadeau departing the North Carolina Tar Heels for the Wolverines on Monday. But on Tuesday, the maize and blue lost one of the key pieces of last year's squad in return.

Michigan basketball guard Tre Donaldson has decided to put his name in the transfer portal after one successful year in Ann Arbor with Dusty May.

It’s transfer portal season, which means every college basketball staff across the country has someone refreshing the portal constantly to see which players have entered their names. The NCAA transfer portal started in 2018,

Howell was expected to play a major role for next season's Trojan team, which will likely open the campaign without Juju Watkins in November.

Youngstown State men’s basketball landed a commitment from former Houston Christian guard Bryson Dawkins out of the transfer portal on Wednesday. Dawkins, a junior from HCU out of the Southland Conference,

LSU men's basketball secured its third commitment of the 2025 spring transfer portal window on Wednesday. Rashad King will join head coach Matt McMahon's team from Northeastern, according to On3's Joe Tipton.

Nevada rising senior Nick Davidson has made a portal pledge to the Tigers. He becomes the first transfer that Brad Brownell has been able to lure this cycle

Clemson beat out some notable power conference programs to land the 2025 All-Mountain West Second Team selection. Davidson’s other top finalists after entering the portal were Virginia, Washington, Texas and Notre Dame,