College Basketball Transfer Portal: Top Committed for 2025 (#201-#215)

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215. Kaleb Banks
Previous Team: Tulane Green Wave
2025 Commitment: DePaul Blue DemonsKaleb Banks was too much to handle last season, netting 14.7 points and 6.7 rebounds per game. Next up, the forward is joining the DePaul Blue Demons, hoping to restore their former glory in the Big East.
201. Mason Williams
Previous Team: Eastern Washington Eagles
2025 Commitment: Iowa State CyclonesMason Williams moved into the starting lineup for Eastern Washington this past season, and his presence paid immediate dividends. The guard put up 13.9 points per game while averaging 28 minutes per game. He may have to earn his playing time, but Williams should continue his ascent with the Iowa State Cyclones in 2025-26.
202. Barry Dunning Jr.
Previous Team: South Alabama Jaguars
2025 Commitment: Pittsburgh PanthersWithout many opportunities in his first two seasons, Barry Dunning Jr. transferred to South Alabama for the 2024-25 campaign. There, he averaged a robust 15.1 points per game on 45.7% shooting. That skillset will be put to good use with the Pittsburgh Panthers next season.
203. William Kyle III
Previous Team: UCLA Bruins
2025 Commitment: Syracuse OrangeWilliam Kyle III is making the cross-country trek next season, going from the UCLA Bruins to the Syracuse Orange. He was a bench player for the Bruins, but should move back into the starting rotation for Syracuse. With that, he should move much closer to the 13.1 points per game he put up in 2023-24.
204. Camden Heide
Previous Team: Purdue Boilermakers
2025 Commitment: Texas LonghornsCamden Heide was used sparingly by the Purdue Boilermakers, and that prompted his move to the Texas Longhorns this offseason. The forward has appeared in 75 games across his two seasons with Purdue, albeit with only eight starts. With full minutes, Heide could improve on the 4.7 points per game he averaged last year.
205. Brian Moore Jr.
Previous Team: Norfolk State Spartans
2025 Commitment: Grand Canyon AntelopesBrian Moore Jr. came into his own last season, ranking 61st in the country with 18.1 points per game. He scores at will and has the full arsenal of tools in his belt. Surely, he will be a solid addition to the Grand Canyon Antelopes next season.
206. Brandon Noel
Previous Team: Wright State Raiders
2025 Commitment: Ohio State BuckeyesAfter three years of dominating mid-major competition, Brandon Noel is ready to make the leap to the Power Four. Noel is coming off a career-best 19.0 points per game and has a career 56.3% shooting percentage. He should be a driving factor in Ohio State's offense next season.
207. Cam Manyawu
Previous Team: Drake Bulldogs
2025 Commitment: Iowa HawkeyesCam Manyawu did a little bit of everything right in his sophomore season, but he didn't stand out in any particular facet. The forward averaged 7.5 points and 6.7 rebounds per game, adding a handful of blocks, assists, and steals throughout the campaign. Iowa will be hoping to put it all together for a more dominant junior campaign.
208. Adam Miller
Previous Team: Arizona State Sun Devils
2025 Commitment: Gonzaga BulldogsGonzaga has a strong track record of acquiring talented players and developing them into college basketball stars. That's exactly what the Bulldogs are hoping for with Adam Miller. Miller regressed slightly in 2024-25, falling to 9.8 points and 2.3 rebounds per game. Expect him to emerge as a quality scorer in the WCC.
209. Chance Moore
Previous Team: St. Bonaventure Bonnies
2025 Commitment: West Virginia MountaineersChance Moore has gotten progressively better with each passing season, but he's looking to take the final step as a redshirt senior. The Georgia native has increased in scoring total year over year, culminating in 13.0 points per game last season. He should be a go-to contributor for West Virginia.
210. Dylan Darling
Previous Team: Idaho State Bengals
2025 Commitment: St. John's Red StormFailing to crack Washington's State lineup in either of his first two campaigns, Dylan Darling took a step down in competition last season and joined Idaho State. There, he averaged a whopping 19.8 points per game while playing almost 35 minutes per game. Heading into his junior season, Darling will be a featured contributor with the St. John's Red Storm.
211. Daimion Collins
Previous Team: LSU Tigers
2025 Commitment: South Florida BullsAfter failing to earn significant playing time in the SEC, Daimion Collins is taking a step down and joining the South Florida Bulls in the AAC. Through four seasons, the forward has just 24 starts. However, Collins will surely take on a more prominent role with USF.
212. Carter Welling
Previous Team: Utah Valley Wolverines
2025 Commitment: Clemson TigersThe Clemson Tigers needed to replenish their stocks, and they found a diamond in the rough in Carter Welling. The big man averaged 13.1 points per game with Utah Valley last season and will be a regular part of the Tigers' rotation this season.
213. Tyler Betsey
Previous Team: Cincinnati Bearcats
2025 Commitment: Syracuse OrangeTyler Betsey was hoping to make a greater impact as a freshman. The Connecticut native averaged just over 11 minutes per game and came off the bench in every outing. Surely, Betsey must like his chances of being a more significant contributor with Syracuse.
214. Chansey Willis Jr.
Previous Team: Western Michigan Broncos
2025 Commitment: Minnesota Golden GophersLast season, Chansey Willis Jr. made the jump to the mid-majors, and he's making another leap in 2025-26. The upperclassman is joining the Minnesota Golden Gophers, where he aims to improve on his 16.8 points per game average.
215. Kaleb Banks
Previous Team: Tulane Green Wave
2025 Commitment: DePaul Blue DemonsKaleb Banks was too much to handle last season, netting 14.7 points and 6.7 rebounds per game. Next up, the forward is joining the DePaul Blue Demons, hoping to restore their former glory in the Big East.
201. Mason Williams
Previous Team: Eastern Washington Eagles
2025 Commitment: Iowa State CyclonesMason Williams moved into the starting lineup for Eastern Washington this past season, and his presence paid immediate dividends. The guard put up 13.9 points per game while averaging 28 minutes per game. He may have to earn his playing time, but Williams should continue his ascent with the Iowa State Cyclones in 2025-26.

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