Tracking men’s college basketball transfers and their commitments after entering portal

Men’s college basketball transfer bicycle is in full swing, with several players who have entered the portal as it was opened on 24 March that was already committed to new programs.

More players will enter the portal until closure on 22 April. And commitments continue till late June, so at the same time we track the news given below by Jeff Borzelo and Jonathan Givani of ESPN along with the latest announcements.

Note: The tracker was launched on 17 April. For more information about remarkable transfer that make commitments before that date, see our ranking of the top 100.

Latest College Basketball Transfer News

18 April

Arizona State adds Edent ‘Holiman’

Georgia Southern transfer has committed to Sun Devils, his agents told ESPN. He shot 39% from the 3-point range as the major scorer of the sun belt and shot 39%. – Borzelo

Train Fort worked for Michigan state

The 6 -Foot -4 guard guard announced his decision on Friday. He fired an average of 14.6 points and 4.0 rebounds for Samford in the previous season, shooting about 38% from the 3-point range. – Borzelo

Jabri Abdur-Rahul of Providence to enter the portal

The guard told ESPN that he is planning to enter the transfer portal after an average of 7.2 points in the previous season. He has applied for eligibility for additional years for mental health reasons after the passage of his uncle, South Florida coach Amir Abdur-Rahim in October last October. – Borzelo

Sam Alexis, Florida enters Denzel Aberdeen portal

Both players are entering the transfer portal, sources confirmed ESPN. Alexis scored 4.7 points in a reserved role for gates in Chattanoga after two years. And Aberdeen, who scored 7.7 points in 2024–25, all three agreed to pursue the perimeter Peking order with the start. – Borzelo

St. John’s Shimon Villacher enters the portal

The Red Storm Guard has entered the transfer portal, a source told ESPN. He started 25 games and scored an average of 8.0 points in the previous season. – Borzelo

17 April

McKenzie Magbaco committed for Texas A&M

MGBAKO, one of our top 100 players to enter an Indiana transfer and portal, announced its commitment to Aggies. The former five -star recruitment scored 12.2 points in each of their two sessions in Bloomington. He is a talented addition to New Texas A&M Coach Baki Macmillan. – Borzelo

Vilnoova Lands Bryce Lindsay

Kevin Willard has transferred his fourth transfer since assuming office in Wilnova. Lindsay committed to Wildcats, former James Madison Guard announced on social media. He scored 13.4 points and shot 3 to 41% in the previous season. – Borzelo

Oborn connects Kevin overson

Chad Baker-Mezara, a few hours after entering the portal, tried to rebound the Obern coach Bruce Pearl in addition to overtus. The 6-Foot-5 guard scored 7.8 points in a reserved role for Texas Tech, shooting 33% from the 3-point range. , Borzello

Amier Ali, Sam Walters are committed to Mississippi state

Mississippi State is restarting its lineup, with a pair of power 5 transfer: Ali of Arizona State and Voltors of Michigan. Ali, a former ESPN 100 recruitment, scored 5.5 points as a new person in Tempe, while Walters scored 5.0 in Michigan. Walters started their career in Alabama. – Borzelo

Sasha Gavalugov committed Santa Clara

Wilnoova Transfer is committed to Santa Clara, his agent told ESPN. The 19 -year -old Bulgarian point guard received 19.4 points, 6.0 rebounds and 8.4 in the last summer FIBA ​​U18 European Championship Division B. – Givony

Memphis enters’ PJ Hagranty Portal

The star guard of the tigers entered the portal, sources told ESPN. AAC Player of the Year and unanimously, all-American led Memphis for a regular-season and conference tournament championship. He finished third at the national level in 21.7 points per game scoring at an average of 5.8 rebounds and 3.7 aids. Haggerty should now be the most demanded player available in the portal.

Meanwhile, Penny Hardway should exclude its entire initial five for the remaining 2024-25 starters Tieres Hunter, Kolby Rogers, Nick Jersendan and Dan Denja. – Borzelo

Cal’s Andrez Stojakovic to enter the portal

Stojakovich agent told ESPN that it would not test the NBA draft process and would enter the portal instead. He becomes one of the most prestigious players available after posting 17.8 points, 4.6 rebounds and 1.2 blocks per game in ACC. – Givony

Umis’ Rahasol Digins enters the portal

Digids, who told sources that ESPN has entered the portal, has played nine games as a new player in Ucon, before spending the last three sessions in the UMASS, which is 16.8 points in the previous season. He will need a discount to play another season. – Borzelo

Barrington Hargress propounded to Colorado

The agents of the former UC Rivaraside player told ESPN that he was leading to the boulder. First-Tim All-Big West Point Guard averaged 20.2 points and 4.0 on average this last season, finished with more than 30 points in three matches: 31 against Colorado State, 40 against UC San Diego and 32 against Cal State Northern. – Borzelo

Chad Baker-Mazara of Obern entered the portal

Baker-Mahra, who launched 34 games in the final four during the Tigers run, announced that he was entering the transfer portal. The 25-year has a one-year eligibility, as the NCAA allows students-athletes due to temporary discounts, who previously competed in non-NCAA School-Joonier College or NAIA, essentially to play in the fourth season at NCAA School in-2025-26. In the last few sessions, an important urge to the success of Obern, Baker-Mazara average 12.3 points, 3.0 rebounds and 2.7 assisted in this last season, shooting 38.1% from 3-point range.

Bruce Pearl has now lost his entire opening five from a team that has earned the number 1 overall seed in the NCAA tournament, but has done some splash in the transfer portal, which includes Keshavan Hall (UCF) and Keshav Murfee (Mississippi State). – Borzelo

Akron enters Nat Johnson portal

Mac Player of the Year reported by ESPN entered the transfer portal. 6 -Foot -3 Junior took 14.0 points, 4.9 rebounds and an average of 3.4 in the previous season. – Borzelo

Kaleb Foster returns to Duke

Nutritious Announced its return Through the podcast of the program. He has scored 6.1 marks in 65 matches played in his first two sessions with Blue Devils. — Employee