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College Basketball Transfer Portal: Top 90 Committed for 2025

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90. Ugnius Jarusevicius
Previous Team: Central Michigan Chippewas
2025 Commitment: Nebraska Cornhuskers

The Nebraska Cornhuskers know exactly what they're getting with Ugnius Jarusevicius. The 6'8" Lithuanian took big strides forward in his junior season, improving his shooting percentage by over 10.0% and adding more than five rebounds per game to his previous year's total. Surely, Jarusevicius will make his presence felt in Nebraska's frontcourt next year.
1. Bennett Stirtz
Previous Team: Drake Bulldogs
2025 Commitment: Iowa Hawkeyes

Bennett Stirtz has been doing this all season, but it wasn't until he led the Drake Bulldogs to a first-round upset in the NCAA Tournament that he finally started getting the credit he deserved. The junior guard ranked 41st in the nation in scoring, averaging 19.2 points per game on 49.8% shooting. He'll likely build on those benchmarks next season with the Iowa Hawkeyes. Stirtz is following head coach Ben McCollum to Iowa, and Hawkeyes nation is better with both of them in tow.

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2. Donovan Dent
Previous Team: New Mexico Lobos
2025 Commitment: UCLA Bruins

Donovan Dent's profile has risen over the past few seasons, reaching a fever pitch in 2024-25. The former New Mexico Lobos guard averaged 20.4 points and 6.4 assists per game in his junior season, earning the adoration of many. Dent used that new respect to transfer to one of the blue-blood basketball programs and will join the UCLA Bruins for the 2025-26 campaign.
3. Ja'Kobi Gillespie
Previous Team: Maryland Terrapins
2025 Commitment: Tennessee Volunteers

The Tennessee Volunteers nabbed one of the best players in this year's transfer portal. Ja'Kobi Gillespie wrapped up his junior season with the Maryland Terrapins, averaging 14.7 points and 4.8 assists per game. Now, he'll take over the Vols' backcourt, earning the chance to test his abilities against some of the top teams in the country.
4. Yaxel Lendeborg
Previous Team: UAB Blazers
2025 Commitment: Michigan Wolverines

Depending on who you talked to, Yaxel Lendeborg was viewed as the most sought-after player in the country. The former UAB Blazers big man was a force this past season, averaging 17.7 points and 11.4 rebounds per game, the fourth-highest total in the NCAA ranks. Surely, Lendeborg will develop into an even more dominant force with the Michigan Wolverines.
5. Ryan Conwell
Previous Team: Xavier Musketeers
2025 Commitment: Louisville Cardinals

For the fourth time in as many years, Ryan Conwell will be playing with a different team. The 6'4" guard wrapped up his junior season with the Xavier Musketeers but entered the transfer portal after their first-round exit from the NCAA Tournament. Conwell regressed slightly in 2024-25, seeing a drop in his points, rebounds, and free-throw percentage. Still, he's a top guard and will fit nicely with a rebuilt Louisville Cardinals squad.
6. Tucker DeVries
Previous Team: West Virginia Mountaineers
2025 Commitment: Indiana Hoosiers

A season-ending shoulder surgery in December preserved Tucker DeVries final year of eligibility, but the 6'7" guard won't be running it back with the West Virginia Moutaineers. Instead, DeVries is headed to the Hoosier State to B-Town to conclude his collegiate career with the Indiana Hoosiers.
7. Bryce Hopkins
Previous Team: Providence Friars
2025 Commitment: St. John's Red Storm

The St. John's Red Storm desperately need pure scorers, and that's exactly what they're getting with Bryce Hopkins. The former Providence Friars forward was a menace this past season, averaging 17.0 points per game in just three contests before a recurring knee ailment de-railed his campaign.
8. Robert Wright III
Previous Team: Baylor Bears
2025 Commitment: BYU Cougars

The BYU Cougars basketball program improved their optics with a sensational campaign. So much so, that the Cougars were able to nab one of the top guards in the transfer portal. Robert Wright III put up 11.5 points per game in his freshman campaign with the Baylor Bears, but will head to the Beehive State to join BYU next season.
9. Jayden Quaintance
Previous Team: Arizona State Sun Devils
2025 Commitment: Kentucky Wildcats

Jayden Quaintance will be taking a step up in competition next year. After his freshman season with the Arizona State Sun Devils in the Big 12, Quaintance transferred to the Kentucky Wildcats. He'll have the opportunity to blossom against some of the top players in the country and build off the 9.4 points and 7.9 rebounds he put up in 2024-25.
10. Oscar Cluff
Previous Team: South Dakota State Jackrabbits
2025 Commitment: Purdue Boilermakers

Scoring big men have long been a hallmark of the Purdue Boilermakers, and they're getting one of the best available in this year's transfer portal. Oscar Cluff is making the jump from the South Dakota State Jackrabbits to the Boilermakers after averaging 17.6 points and 12.3 rebounds per game in the Summit League.
11. Adrian Wooley
Previous Team: Kennesaw State Owls
2025 Commitment: Louisville Cardinals

Adrian Wooley burst onto the college basketball scene. The freshman averaged 18.8 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 3.6 assists per game with the Kennesaw State Owls, and parlayed that success into a new opportunity with the Louisville Cardinals. The 6'5" guard will make the jump to the Power Five ACC for the upcoming season, where his profile is expected to grow even further.
12. Josh Dix
Previous Team: Iowa Hawkeyes
2025 Commitment: Creighton Bluejays

Over the past couple of seasons, Josh Dix has cemented his position as one of the top shooters in college basketball. He's averaged better than 50.7% shooting in each of the last two seasons, including an impressive 42.2% from beyond the arc. No longer fitting in with the Iowa Hawkeyes after their coaching change, Dix commited to the Creighton Bluejays for next season.
13. Silas Demary Jr.
Previous Team: Georgia Bulldogs
2025 Commitment: UConn Huskies

After a successful two-year stint with the Georgia Bulldogs, Silas Demary Jr. is joining one of the country's most storied college basketball programs. The UConn Huskies landed the sophomore guard via the transfer portal, with Demary Jr. slated to take over the backcourt. He averaged 13.5 points, 3.9 rebounds, and 3.1 assists last season, which could be dwarfed by next year's benchmarks.
14. Dedan Thomas Jr.
Previous Team: UNLV Rebels
2025 Commitment: LSU Tigers

After spending the first two years of his college career sharpening his teeth with his hometown UNLV Rebels, Dedan Thomas Jr. is ready to bite off a bigger piece of the college basketball world. The scoring guard is off to the LSU Tigers for the 2025-26 season, looking to build off the 15.6 points and 4.7 assists be put up in his sophomore campaign.
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15. Isaac McKneely
Previous Team: Virginia Cavaliers
2025 Commitment: Louisville Cardinals

Isaac McKneely built off his successful sophomore campaign, improving his points and assists totals in 2024-25. Looking for new challenges following a coaching change, the junior is transferring from the Virginia Cavaliers to the Louisville Cardinals for the upcoming season.
16. Keyshawn Hall
Previous Team: UCF Knights
2025 Commitment: Auburn Tigers

Keyshawn Hall ended his junior season with the UCF Knights as one of the top scorers in college basketball. His 18.8 points per game were tied for the 52nd-most, and he flashed his elite ceiling as the season progressed. That's exactly the type of scoring prowess the Auburn Tigers crave, landing the 6'7" wing via the portal.
17. Owen Freeman
Previous Team: Iowa Hawkeyes
2025 Commitment: Creighton Bluejays

The Iowa Hawkeyes are rebuilding, which meant it was time for Owen Freeman to move on. The big man was tied for the team lead in scoring last season, averaging 16.7 points per game, while adding a respectable 6.7 rebounds and 1.8 blocks. That's precisely the type of interior presence the Creighton Bluejays need to replace, ensuring Freeman has the opportunity to blossom in Nebraska.
18. Henri Veesaar
Previous Team: Arizona Wildcats
2025 Commitment: North Carolina Tar Heels

Henri Veesaar improved by leaps and bounds in his sophomore season, but only started five games for the Arizona Wildcats. As such, he elected to test the transfer portal waters, earning interest from several programs across the country. Ultimately, he joined the North Carolina Tar Heels, where the 7'0" Estonian is expected to carve out a more prominent role.
19. Wesley Yates III
Previous Team: USC Trojans
2025 Commitment: Washington Cougars

Wesley Yates III's time with the USC Trojans was brief. The Texas native confirmed that he will join the Washington Huskies for the 2025-26 season after just one year in SoCal. Yates was an efficient 47.8% from the floor as a freshman, translating to 14.1 points per game. He'll be a top-scoring option for the Washington Huskies next season.
20. Morez Johnson Jr.
Previous Team: Illinois Fighting Illini
2025 Commitment: Michigan Wolverines

Morez Johnson Jr.'s freshman campaign came to an abrupt halt. His Illinois Fighting Illini were handed a decisive loss in the second-round of March Madness, ending a string of disappointing individual performances from Johnson Jr. With a diminishing role down the stretch, Johnson Jr. decided to make the jump from Illinois, joining one of their rival Big Ten schools, the Michigan Wolverines.
21. Malik Reneau
Previous Team: Indiana Hoosiers
2025 Commitment: Miami Hurricanes

Malik Reneau's time with the Indiana Hoosiers has come to an end. The 6'7" forward spent the first three seasons of his career with Indiana before deciding to pack up and move on this transfer season. The Hoosiers' loss it the Miami Hurricanes' gain. Undoubtedly, Reneau will take on a more prominent role with Indiana.
22. Joson Sanon
Previous Team: Arizona State Sun Devils
2025 Commitment: St. John's Red Storm

Anyone who witnessed the St. John's Red Storm collapse in the Round of 32 would agree that scoring needed to be a priority via the transfer portal. Meanwhile, the Red Storm have nabbed their shooting guard for next season, luring Joson Sanon to Queens. Sanon averaged 11.9 points per game in his freshman season with the Arizona State Sun Devils, but found his groove as the season went on. He'll be looking to continue that trajectory under the tutelage of Rick Pitino next season.
23. Pharrel Payne
Previous Team: Texas A&M Aggies
2025 Commitment: Maryland Terrapins

The Maryland Terrapins are looking to upgrade their frontcourt with the commitment from Pharrel Payne. The 6'9" forward has played mostly in a reserve role, but averaged 10.4 points per game on 64.6% shooting last season. One of the more efficient scorers available, Payne should see an uptick in usage next year.
24. Michael Rataj
Previous Team: Oregon State Beavers
2025 Commitment: Baylor Bears

While he was silenced in the West Coast Conference Tournament, Michael Rataj had an otherwise stellar junior campaign. The former Oregon State Beavers forward recorded 16.9 points and 7.2 rebounds per game, leading the Beavers in both categories. Next, Rataj will test his mettle against the Big 12 competition, joining the Baylor Bears for the 2025-26 season.
25. Dailyn Swain
Previous Team: Xavier Musketeers
2025 Commitment: Texas Longhorns

Dailyn Swain had a breakout campaign in 2024-25. The Xavier Musketeers swingman almost tripled his point production from his freshman season, going from 4.6 to 11.0 points per game. That boost in scoring was complemented by 5.5 rebounds and 2.6 assists, making Swain one of the most well-rounded athletes available in the transfer portal. The Texas Longhorns are the beneficiaries, locking him up via the transfer portal.
26. Pop Isaacs
Previous Team: Creighton Bluejays
2025 Commitment: Houston Cougars

There's no taking your foot off the pedal in the transfer window. Fresh off their defeat in the National Championship Game, the Houston Cougars quickly added Pop Isaacs to their roster for next year. Isaacs spent this past season with the Creighton Bluejays, racking up 16.3 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 3.9 assists.
27. Nijel Pack
Previous Team: Miami Hurricanes
2025 Commitment: Oklahoma Sooners

Nijel Pack is blazing his own trail. In his sixth season of eligibility, Pack is closing out his college career with the Oklahoma Sooners. He spent the past two seasons with the Miami Hurricanes, albeit while playing in only nine games this past year. A medical redshirt preserved his senior year for 2025-26.
28. LeJuan Watts
Previous Team: Washington State Cougars
2025 Commitment: Texas Tech Red Raiders

LeJuan Watts's trajectory continues to take him to bigger and better places. After starting his journey in the FCS, Watts spent his sophomore season with the Washington State Cougars. He put up 13.7 points, 6.7 rebounds, and 4.4 assists there, while shooting 54.9% from the floor. Watts will be the interior presence in the Texas Tech Red Raiders' lineup next season.
29. Jaland Lowe
Previous Team: Pittsburgh Panthers
2025 Commitment: Kentucky Wildcats

The Kentucky Wildcats nabbed another top player in this year's transfer window, luring Jaland Lowe from the Pittsburgh Panthers. Lowe had a standout sophomore campaign, averaging 16.8 points, 4.2 rebounds, and 5.5 assists. Surrounded by a solid supporting cast, those numbers should continue to grow next season.
30. Naithan George
Previous Team: Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
2025 Commitment: Syracuse Orange

After years of development, the Syracuse Orange have taken a step back in recent years. They hope to reverse that trend by rebuilding their roster via the transfer portal. Syracuse was able to lure Naithan George from the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, where he averaged 12.3 points and 6.5 assists as a sophomore.
31. Obi Agbim
Previous Team: Wyoming Cowboys
2025 Commitment: Baylor Bears

Obi Agbim's college basketball career isn't over yet. The scoring guard spent the early part of his journey bouncing between JuCo and Div. II programs before spending this past year with the Wyoming Cowboys. Next up, he's part of the Baylor Bears' standout transfer class, where he's expected to take over in the backcourt.
32. Jalil Bethea
Previous Team: Miami Hurricanes
2025 Commitment: Alabama Crimson Tide

Jalil Bethea's freshman season didn't go as expected. In his first season with the Miami Hurricanes, Bethea averaged just 7.1 points per game on 36.8% shooting while starting 16 of 31 games. He remains a promising prospect, but it will take a new coach and environment to help him reach his potential. Bethea likely found that with the Alabama Crimson Tide.
33. Reed Bailey
Previous Team: Davidson Wildcats
2025 Commitment: Indiana Hoosiers

With one year of eligibility remaining, Reed Bailey is going from mid-major to Power Five. The former Davidson Wildcats forward transferred to the Indiana Hoosiers, where he can continue his upward trajectory. Bailey is coming off an 18.8 point-per-game campaign, adding 6.1 rebounds and 3.8 assists.
34. Nick Davidson
Previous Team: Nevada Wolf Pack
2025 Commitment: Clemson Tigers

Two-year starter Nick Davidson is jumping to the Power Five for his senior season. Davidson spent the past three seasons with the Nevada Wolf Pack, and averaged a career-best 15.8 points per game throughout the 2024-25 campaign. He'll have the opportunity to showcase his skills in the ACC, committing to the Clemson Tigers to close out his college career.
35. KJ Lewis
Previous Team: Arizona Wildcats
2025 Commitment: Georgetown Hoyas

Sophomore guard KJ Lewis is making the jump to the Big East for the 2025-26 season. Lewis started six games for the Arizona Wildcats last season, taking on a more prominent role in the NCAA Tournament. Now, he's expected to take over the backcourt for the Georgetown Hoyas.
36. Kam Williams
Previous Team: Tulane Green Wave
2025 Commitment: Kentucky Wildcats

Kam Williams had a moderately successful freshman season, averaging 9.3 points per game with the Tulane Green Wave. The 6'8" guard is expected to take the next steps in his development with the Kentucky Wildcats next year.
37. Zvonimir Ivisic
Previous Team: Arkansas Razorbacks
2025 Commitment: Illinois Fighting Illini

Zvonimir Ivisic was a solid bench player for the Arkansas Razorbacks this season, but his playing time waned down the stretch. Limited usage could have influenced his decision to seek new opportunities elsewhere. The Croatian big man likely landed a better gig with the Illinois Fighting Illini for next season.
38. Aday Mara
Previous Team: UCLA Bruins
2025 Commitment: Michigan Wolverines

The Michigan Wolverines are adding to their frontcourt presence. The defending Big Ten champs are bringing in Spanish big man Aday Mara. The sophomore was used sparingly last season, starting just one game and averaging 13.0 minutes of court time. Still, Mara shot 59.0% while averaging 6.4 points per game.
39. Elliot Cadeau
Previous Team: North Carolina Tar Heels
2025 Commitment: Michigan Wolverines

Tired of underachieving with the North Carolina Tar Heels, Elliot Cadeau is transferring to the perennial contending Michigan Wolverines for the upcoming season. The New Jersey native has played a secondary role with the Tar Heels over the past couple of seasons, but it expected to take on a more prominent role in the Wolverines' backcourt.
40. Nick Boyd
Previous Team: San Diego State Aztecs
2025 Commitment: Wisconsin Badgers

Throughout his collegiate career, Nick Boyd has been an all-around contributor. However, he leveled up his game in 2024-24. The 6'3" guard averaged 13.4 points, 3.9 rebounds, and 3.9 assists, as the floor general with the San Diego State Aztecs. That performance earned him a spot in a more prominent conference, where he agreed to join the Wisconsin Badgers.
41. Jason Edwards
Previous Team: Vanderbilt Commodores
2025 Commitment: Providence Friars

The Providence Friars are looking to move up the Big East ranks and have just the guard to help them do it. Jason Edwards committed to the Friars for the upcoming campaign, looking to improve on his stellar junior season. Edwards averaged 17.0 points per game on 43.5% shooting, a decrease in scoring compared to his freshman campaign with North Texas.
42. Mouhamed Dioubate
Previous Team: Alabama Crimson Tide
2025 Commitment: Kentucky Wildcats

It's clear that the Kentucky Wildcats won't rest on their laurels. They poached Mouhamed Dioubate from the Alabama Crimson Tide, diminishing Bama's outlook while improving their own. Dioubate was an efficient 61.7% shooter this season, albeit while coming off the bench in all 37 games.
43. Tae Davis
Previous Team: Notre Dame Fighting Irish
2025 Commitment: Oklahoma Sooners

The Oklahoma Sooners' transformation continued. The SEC also-rans landed former Notre Dame Fighting Irish forward Tae Davis in the transfer portal. Davis was a driving force on Notre Dame's offense, recording 15.1 points and 5.3 rebounds across his junior year.
44. Tre White
Previous Team: Illinois Fighting Illini
2025 Commitment: Kansas Jayhawks

Another year, another program for Tre White. The junior is onto his fourth program in as many years, jumping ship from the Illinois Fighting Illini to the Kansas Jayhawks. Curiously, White saw a decrease in point production despite an increase in shooting percentage, underscoring decreased usage in Illinois. He's poised to take on a more significant role with the Jayhawks in 2025-26.
45. Taylor Bol Bowen
Previous Team: Florida State Seminoles
2025 Commitment: Alabama Crimson Tide

The Alabama Crimson Tide have replenished their frontcourt by adding Taylor Bol Bowen for the upcoming campaign. The 6'10" forward improved his metrics across the board in his sophomore season, a trajectory that carries him into a deep SEC pool.
46. Quimari Peterson
Previous Team: East Tennessee State Buccaneers
2025 Commitment: Washington Huskies

Quimari Peterson didn't get the exposure or recognition he deserved with the East Tennessee State Buccaneers last season. The Indiana native put up 19.5 points on 46.8% shooting, including 42.2% from range. Peterson will have a bigger platform in 2025-26, when he joins the Washington Huskies.
47. Tre Donaldson
Previous Team: Michigan Wolverines
2025 Commitment: Miami Hurricanes

The Michigan Wolverines lost their starting point guard via the transfer portal. Tre Donaldson sought greener pastures, and seemingly found them with the Miami Hurricanes. Donaldson does a little bit of everything right, as reflected in his junior averages of 11.3 points, 3.5 rebounds, and 4.1 assists. The Florida native assumes the role of floor general with the Hurricanes.
48. Treysen Eaglestaff
Previous Team: North Dakota Fighting Hawks
2025 Commitment: South Carolina Gamecocks

Another Summit League standout, Treysen Eaglestaff is making a significant jump in competition. After averaging 18.9 points per game with the North Dakota Fighting Hawks in 2024-25, Eaglestaff is joining the South Carolina Gamecocks in the SEC next season.
49. Gabriel Pozzato
Previous Team: Evansville Purple Aces
2025 Commitment: Xavier Musketeers

Gabriel Pozzato will make a big jump in competition next season. After spending his first year of eligibility with the Evansville Purple Aces, Pozzato is off to the Big East, signing on with the Xavier Musketeers. The Italian was a solid contributor in the MVC, averaging 14.4 points and 4.4 rebounds in 24 games.
51. Jeremiah Wilkinson
Previous Team: California Golden Bears
2025 Commitment: Georgetown Hoyas

Jeremiah Wilkinson is making a cross-coutry trek, going from the California Golden Bears to the Georgetown Hoyas. The 6'1'' guard had a successful, if not inconsistent freshman season. Wilkinson averaged an impressive 15.1 points per game, albeit on just 39.9% shooting. He's making a step up in competition going from the ACC to the Big East.
51. Jacob Cofie
Previous Team: Virginia Cavaliers
2025 Commitment: USC Trojans

The mass exodus from the Virginia Cavaliers continued, with Jacob Cofie jumping ship via the transfer portal. The 6'10" forward had a moderately successful freshman campaign, averaging 7.2 points and 4.6 rebounds per game. Cofie started just 16 of 32 games, but will undoubtedly play a more prominent role with the USC Trojans.
52. Marquel Sutton
Previous Team: Omaha Mavericks
2025 Commitment: LSU Tigers

Marquel Sutton will be making a big jump in competition next year. After spending three seasons with the Omaha Mavericks, Sutton is heading to the unforgiving pastures of the SEC. The LSU Tigers landed the senior, who has one year of eligibility remaining and is looking to improve on the 18.9 points he put up last season.
53. Myles Rice
Previous Team: Indiana Hoosiers
2025 Commitment: Maryland Terrapins

The Maryland Terrapins had to replenish their backcourt, and they obviously found their guy in Myles Rice. The sophomore was a solid secondary contributor for the Indiana Hoosiers last season, and should see an increased workload in Maryland.
54. Jalen Jackson
Previous Team: Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons
2025 Commitment: Butler Bulldogs

Jalen Jackson ended the year as one of the top scorers in the country, albeit while shining with the Summit League also-rans, the Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons. Jackson put up 19.2 points per game, the 36th-most in the NCAA ranks. He garnered attention from some of the more preeminent basketball programs in the country, ultimately deciding to try his hand with the Butler Bulldogs for his senior season.
55. Isaiah Coleman
Previous Team: Seton Hall Pirates
2025 Commitment: Oklahoma State Cowboys

Isaiah Coleman had a breakout sophomore season with the Seton Hall Pirates, but will be spending his upperclassman years with the Oklahoma State Cowboys. Coleman nearly triple his point production, going from 5.4 as a freshman to 15.6 last year. Still, he needs to substantially improve his 38.9% shooting.
56. Kyan Evans
Previous Team: Colorado State Rams
2025 Commitment: North Carolina Tar Heels

The North Carolina Tar Heels have a big hole to fill in their backcourt, but they found a suitable replacement in Kyan Evans. The Missouri native averaged 10.1 points per game throughout his sophomore season, but he was more than capable of putting the Colorado State Rams on his back when it mattered most. Big things are coming from Evans.
57. Cooper Schwieger
Previous Team: Valparaiso Beacons
2025 Commitment: Wake Forest Demon Deacons

Cooper Schwieger was a menace for the Valparaiso Beacons this past season. The 6'10" forward averaged 15.8 points and 7.8 rebounds, recording a double-double in three of his last four games of the season. It's onto new challenges for Schwieger, who's joining the the Wake Forest Demon Deacons for his junior campaign.
58. Christoph Tilly
Previous Team: Santa Clara Broncos
2025 Commitment: Ohio State Buckeyes

Christoph Tilly is another one of the more prominent mid-major transfers joining a Power Five school. Christoph Tilly broke into the NCAA ranks with the Santa Clara Broncos, spending his first three seasons of edibility out west. Now, he's making the trek east, joining the Ohio State Buckeyes for the 2025-26 campaign.
59. Amani Hansberry
Previous Team: West Virginia Mountaineers
2025 Commitment: Virginia Tech Hokies

Amani Hansberry won't have to travel far, transferring from the West Virginia Mountaineers to the Virginia Tech Hokies. Geographically, it's not a big move, but going from the Big 12 to the watered-down ACC should allow the sophomore to take on a more prominent role with the floundering Hokies.
60. Matas Vokietaitis
Previous Team: Florida Atlantic Owls
2025 Commitment: Texas Longhorns

Matas Vokietaitis had a successful foray into college basketball. The Lithuanian big man spent his first season with the Florida Atlantic Owls, and will be transferring to the Texas Longhorns for his sophomore season. Vokietaitis shot nearly 70.0% from the floor, starting 20 of 34 games for the Owls.
61. Ernest Udeh Jr.
Previous Team: TCU Horned Frogs
2025 Commitment: Miami Hurricanes

A natural rebounder, Ernest Udeh Jr. could be looking for the opportunity to enhance his offensive contributions. He'll get exactly that chance, as the big man is transferring from the TCU Horned Frogs to the Miami Hurricanes for the 2025-26 campaign.
62. Michael Nwoko
Previous Team: Mississippi State Bulldogs
2025 Commitment: LSU Tigers

Michael Nwoko has yet to live up to his full potential, but he is still an intriguing prospect. The Canadian started 32 of 34 games for the Mississippi State Bulldogs last season, averaging 6.6 points and 4.4 rebounds per game. While his scoring potential is untapped, Nwoko checks all the boxes as a defender. Watch him blossom with the LSU Tigers in 2025-26.
63. Tre Holloman
Previous Team: Michigan State Spartans
2025 Commitment: North Carolina State Wolfpack

While he has gradually increased his role over the past three seasons, Tre Holloman is looking for new challenges. The junior guard announced that he will be departing the Michigan State Spartans, joining the North Carolina State Wolfpack for his final season of eligibility. Holloman will be looking to build off his 9.1 points and 17 starts he had in 2024-25.
64. Rashad King
Previous Team: Northeastern Huskies
2025 Commitment: LSU Tigers

The LSU Tigers continued their transformation, adding junior guard Rashad King via the transfer portal. King was a menace for the Northeastern Huskies last year, averaging 18.1 points, 6.1 rebounds, and 3.3 assists per game. He will lead the Tigers' backcourt heading into next season.
65. Nana Owusu-Anane
Previous Team: Brown Bears
2025 Commitment: SMU Mustangs

Three years of Ivy League play later, Nana Owusu-Anane is ready to take a step up in competition. The former Brown Bears forward committed to the SMU Mustangs for his final season of eligibility.

Owusa-Anane was a force for the Bears last season. The Canadian ranked second on the team in scoring, averaging 14.7 points per game on 48.6% shooting. He also used his length to make his presence felt on the boards, posting 8.2 and 8.8 rebounds across his last two seasons.

Shoulder surgery kept Owusu-Anane out for the entire 2024-25 season, preserving his senior season. The Mustangs have enjoyed their foray into Power Five competition, and Owusu-Anane improves their outlook heading into the 2025-26 campaign.

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66. Noah Williamson
Previous Team: Bucknell Bison
2025 Commitment: Alabama Crimson Tide

Noah Williamson substantially improved his profile this season. The Latvian-born center averaged 17.6 points per game on 53.6% shooting, while also being a force on the boards. More impressively, he only got better as the year progressed, recording more than 20 points in four of his last five games. That's exactly the type of player the Alabama Crimson Tide needed, earning Williamson a spot in Tuscaloosa.
67. Josh Pascarelli
Previous Team: Marist Red Foxes
2025 Commitment: Colorado State Rams

Josh Pascarelli will be taking over the Colorado State Rams' backcourt next season, transferring from the Marist Red Foxes. Pascarelli has a nice scoring touch, which the Rams desperately need after the loss of a couple key contributors.
68. Austin Swartz
Previous Team: Miami Hurricanes
2025 Commitment: Creighton Bluejays

The Creighton Bluejays have landed a new piece to their backcourt, bringing in freshman guard Austin Swartz. The North Carolina native spent his first season with the Miami Hurricanes, playing primarily in a reserve role. Swartz started just seven games, with a sub-optimal 37.7% field goal percentage and 5.9 points per game. Time will tell if he can improve his outlook with the Bluejays.
69. Kaleb Glenn
Previous Team: FAU Owls
2025 Commitment: Michigan State Spartans

Kaleb Glenn enjoyed a fruitful sophomore season with the FAU Owls. The 6'7'' forward shot 53.1% from the field, including 41.0% from distance, yielding 12.6 points per game while being deployed off the bench. Surely, the Michigan State Spartans will maximize Glenn's usage next season.
70. Bobby Durkin
Previous Team: Davidson Wildcats
2025 Commitment: Minnesota Golden Gophers

Bobby Durkin is headed west. After two productive seasons with the Davidson Wildcats, Durkin has committed to the Minnesota Golden Gophers for the upcoming campaign. The Illinois native saw increases across the board last season, most notably, producing 13.5 points and 5.9 rebounds per game.
71. Frankie Collins
Previous Team: TCU Horned Frogs
2025 Commitment: Vanderbilt Commodores

Frankie Collins will be testing his hand versus SEC competition next season. After burning his freshman season in the Big Ten, Collins has spent the past three seasons in the Big 12. Most recently, he put up 11.2 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 4.4 assists with the TCU Horned Frogs. Next up, Collins is off to Tennessee where is signed on with the Vanderbilt Commodores.
72. Blake Buchanan
Previous Team: Virginia Cavaliers
2025 Commitment: Iowa State Cyclones

Blake Buchanan spent the last two years with the Virginia Cavaliers, never really blossoming into the four-star prospect he was touted as. That necessitated a change of scenery, with the big man signing on with the Iowa State Cyclones for the 2025-26 season. He's hoping to improve on his 5.4 points and 5.3 rebounds he averaged as a sophomore.
73. Jayden Dawson
Previous Team: Loyola Chicago Ramblers
2025 Commitment: Kansas Jayhawks

Jayden Dawson has earned an invitation from one of the blue blood college basketball programs in the country. The guard will be transferring to the Kansas Jayhawks for his senior season. In three seasons with the Loyola Chicago Ramblers, Dawson saw progressively increasing duties, culminating in 13.9 points per game and 32 starts as a junior.
74. Elijah Saunders
Previous Team: Virginia Cavaliers
2025 Commitment: Maryland Terrapins

With one season of eligibility remaining, Elijah Saunders is on the move. The 6'8'' forward was a regular for the Virginia Cavaliers, starting 26 of 29 games last season and averaging 10.4 points per game. Saunders's next stop takes him to the Maryland Terrapins.
75. Corey Chest
Previous Team: LSU Tigers
2025 Commitment: Ole Miss Rebels

A change of scenery could help Corey Chest level up his play. The 6'8'' forward averaged a whopping 6.6 rebounds per game as a freshman, adding 6.1 points per game. But his time in Baton Rouge has come to an end, as Chest will be moving to the Ole Miss Rebels for his sophomore campaign.
76. Sebastian Mack
Previous Team: UCLA Bruins
2025 Commitment: Missouri Tigers

Sebastian Mack's time with the UCLA Bruins has come to an end. Mack started 30 of 33 games as a freshman, but came off the bench almost exclusively in 2024-25. He entered the transfer portal and committed to the Missouri Tigers for his junior season.
77. Vyctorius Miller
Previous Team: LSU Tigers
2025 Commitment: Oklahoma State Cowboys

The LSU Tigers will look like an entirely different basketball team next season. Vyctorius Miller was another Tigers' player to enter the transfer portal this offseason, and it didn't take long for him to find a new home. Miller is off to the Big 12, joining the Oklahoma State Cowboys for the 2025-26 season.
78. Abdi Bashir Jr.
Previous Team: Monmouth Hawks
2025 Commitment: Kansas State Wildcats

Abdi Bashir Jr. had one of the most productive seasons in the country. The former Monmouth Hawks guard averaged north of 20 points per game, while attempting 17.8 field goals per game. That's exactly the kind of offense the Kansas State Wildcats were looking for, signing Bashir Jr. for next season.
79. TK Simpkins
Previous Team: Elon Phoenix
2025 Commitment: Oregon Ducks

After two stellar seasons with the Elon Phoenix, TK Simpkins has earned a shot in a Power Five conference. The junior is making the jump to the Big Ten, committing to the Oregon Ducks for next year. There Simpkins will have the chance to improve on his 16.1 points per game he put up last season.
80. Dishon Jackson
Previous Team: Iowa State Cyclones
2025 Commitment: Pittsburgh Panthers

With one season of eligibility remaining, Dishon Jackson is off to his third program in as many years. The center averaged 8.5 points and 5.1 rebounds with the Iowa State Cyclones in 2024-25, both declines from his previous season's totals with the Charlotte 49ers. Jackson will be hoping for a renaissance with the Pittsburgh Panthers.
81. Kobe Magee
Previous Team: Drexel Dragons
2025 Commitment: Florida State Seminoles

Count Kobe Magee as one of the top transfers making the jump from mid-major to Power Five this offseason. The junior shooting guard hit 47.2% from the floor last season, including a tidy 43.9% from distance. Magee will get the chance to improve on that with the Florida State Seminoles next season.
82. Duncan Powell
Previous Team: Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
2025 Commitment: Georgetown Hoyas

Duncan Powell will be using his last season of eligibility with the Georgetown Hoyas. The forward put up 12.2 points and 5.4 rebounds with the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in 2024-25, both of which should continue to trend upward in the Big East. This is Powell's fourth team in as many seasons.
83. Jaylen Carey
Previous Team: Vanderbilt Commodores
2025 Commitment: Tennessee Volunteers

Jaylen Carey is making the in-state transfer, going from the Vanderbilt Commodores to the Tennessee Volunteers. The forward saw a sharp decrease in efficiency, going from 66.9% shooting as a freshman to 48.8% as a junior. Carey should have no problem improving that with the Vols next year.
84. Tyreek Smith
Previous Team: Memphis Tigers
2025 Commitment: Kansas State Wildcats

Tyreek Smith's journey through the college basketball ranks has been long and winding. But he appears to have reached his final destination.

The Louisiana native joined the Texas Tech Red Raiders in 2020-21, receiving an extra year of eligibility due to the COVID-19 pandemic. After a brief stint in Lubbock, Smith quickly moved on to the Oklahoma State Cowboys for two seasons. From there, he joined the SMU Mustangs for the 2023-24 campaign before signing on with the Memphis Tigers. Smith didn't play for the Mustangs, instead transferring to the Kansas State Wildcats following a NIL dispute.

Smith is incredibly efficient from the floor, shooting 60.0% throughout his collegiate career. Still, he is waiting for a starting opportunity, something the Wildcats should accommodate next season.
85. Jevon Porter
Previous Team: Loyola Marymount Lions
2025 Commitment: Missouri Tigers

After a stellar sophomore campaign in which he averaged 16.4 points per game, Jevon Porter took a step back this season. The Loyola Marymount Lions forward mustered 12.5 points per game, with over a three-point drop in his shooting percentage. Nevertheless, Porter will have the chance to bounce back next season, as he joins a Missouri Tigers team that re-established themselves as an SEC contender.
86. Moe Odum
Previous Team: Pepperdine Waves
2025 Commitment: Arizona State Sun Devils

Moe Odum is the quintessential point guard. This past season, the Bronx native averaged 13.1 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 3.2 assists with the Pepperdine Waves. Odum put Pepperdine on his back, posting a double-double in four of his last five games. As it turns out, those will be his last five games out West, as the junior will be transferring to the Arizona State Sun Devils for the 2025-26 campaign.
87. Isaiah Johnson-Arigu
Previous Team: Miami Hurricanes
2025 Commitment: St. Thomas Tommies

Isaiah Johnson-Arigu's unspectacular freshman season resulted in his transfer to the Iowa Hawkeyes partway through the 2024-25 season. The small forward exercised his transfer right after Miami Hurricanes head coach Jim Larranga retired after Christmas.

Johnson-Arigu appeared in eight games for the Hurricanes, attempting just ten shots this season. A former three-star recruit, the Minnesota native was used sparingly off the bench before his departure. Johnson-Arigu averaged just 5.4 minutes per game, totaling eight points across those outings.

Johnson-Arigu will be able to earn a more prominent role with the Hawkeyes. But with three years of eligibility left, his tenure in Iowa could get off to an equally tepid start.
88. Brock Harding
Previous Team: Iowa Hawkeyes
2025 Commitment: TCU Horned Frogs

Brock Harding is another former Iowa Hawkeye on his way out of town. The sophomore guard entered the transfer portal after the Hawkeyes' underwhelming end to the season, quickly signing on to play with the TCU Horned Frogs. Hardin improved his metrics across the board in 2024-25 and will continue his development in Fort Worth.
89. Jalen Warley
Previous Team: Florida State Seminoles
2025 Commitment: Gonzaga Bulldogs

Jalen Warley's time with the Virginia Cavaliers was brief and uneventful. Without appearing in a game for the Cavaliers, the 6'7" wing has committed to playing his senior season with the Gonzaga Bulldogs.

After three seasons with the Florida State Seminoles, Warley entered the transfer portal at the end of the 2023-24 campaign. He signed on with the Cavaliers, but pulled chute when Tony Bennett retired ahead of this season. As a result, Warley decided to redshirt the 2024-25 campaign, saving his final season of eligibility.

Warley has a career 42.2% shooting percentage, yielding just 6.0 points per game. Still, he's improved his point production each successive year, and the Zags have a proven track record of extracting maximum offensive value from their players. Finally, Warley has the opportunity to live up to his four-star billing.

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90. Ugnius Jarusevicius
Previous Team: Central Michigan Chippewas
2025 Commitment: Nebraska Cornhuskers

The Nebraska Cornhuskers know exactly what they're getting with Ugnius Jarusevicius. The 6'8" Lithuanian took big strides forward in his junior season, improving his shooting percentage by over 10.0% and adding more than five rebounds per game to his previous year's total. Surely, Jarusevicius will make his presence felt in Nebraska's frontcourt next year.
1. Bennett Stirtz
Previous Team: Drake Bulldogs
2025 Commitment: Iowa Hawkeyes

Bennett Stirtz has been doing this all season, but it wasn't until he led the Drake Bulldogs to a first-round upset in the NCAA Tournament that he finally started getting the credit he deserved. The junior guard ranked 41st in the nation in scoring, averaging 19.2 points per game on 49.8% shooting. He'll likely build on those benchmarks next season with the Iowa Hawkeyes. Stirtz is following head coach Ben McCollum to Iowa, and Hawkeyes nation is better with both of them in tow.

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