A few notable players hit the NCAA men's transfer portal during March Madness and have already made their big decision before the championship game. With more than 1,600 players in the portal within the first two weeks of eligibility,

Florida State men's basketball head coach Luke Loucks stayed in the ACC and landed a Clemson Tiger. FSU added a 6-foot-10 power forward, Chauncey Wiggins, on Wednesday, per a report by Joe Tipton of On3.

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,

South Alabama linebacker Gavin Forsha has entered the NCAA transfer portal, he announced on Thursday. Forsha, a fifth-year senior with one year of eligibility remaining, played in seven games and started five for the Jaguars in 2024 prior to suffering a season-ending knee injury.

Thus far, Michigan basketball has added two players via the transfer portal, while four have departed. Guards Tre Donaldson and Justin Pippen, as well as forwards Sam Walters and Jace Howard, have all decided to try their hands elsewhere,

With several players gone to the transfer portal and commitments imminent, here is an up-to-date tracker of Wisconsin's transfer activity

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,