Predicting Landing Spots for the Top 140 Players in the CBB Transfer Portal

140) G Christian Henry, Eastern Michigan

Christian Henry stood out as a full-time starter for Eastern Michigan this past season, averaging 14.7 points, 3.4 assists, and 3.2 rebounds. The guard hits the portal, hoping to find a sizable role with a bigger program, and he very well could find what he's searching for.

Prediction: Georgetown

2) F Ante Brzovic, College of Charleston

Ante Brzovic has spent the last few seasons at College of Charleston, where he's impressed. The big man opted to enter the transfer portal, but he's keeping the possibility of the NBA Draft in the back of his mind. If he is deemed eligible for another season in college, one squad that could make since is Gonzaga.

Prediction: Gonzaga

3) F Dawson Garcia, Minnesota

Dawson Garcia enters the transfer portal after a monster season at Minnesota, averaging 19.2 points, 7.5 rebounds, and two assists. The big man will need a waiver to be eligible for another college season. If Garcia is granted a waiver, he'll have a robust market.

Prediction: Michigan

4) G Jaeden Zackery, Clemson

Jaeden Zackary heads to the transfer portal after spending the last season at Clemson. Between his three years at Boston College and one year at Clemson, the guard has started in 134 of 136 games. For team's looking to add experience in the backcourt, the Wisconsin native is a more than viable option.

Prediction: Boston College

5) F JaKobe Coles, Grand Canyon

JaKobe Coles enters the transfer portal as one of the more experienced players in the nation. The forward started his college journey at Butler before transferring to TCU, where he spent three seasons. After joining Grand Canyon last offseason, Coles heads back into the portal hoping to build off his career-year, averaging 14.4 points.

Prediction: UCLA

6) C Efton Reid, Wake Forest

Efton Reid III has played for multiple schools over his four-year career, including LSU, Gonzaga, and Wake Forest. This past season, the seven-footer put together an impressive senior campaign, averaging 8.8 points, and 6.6 rebounds, shooting 54.8% from the floor. Looking to join a new squad for his fifth-year, the forward enters the portal.

Prediction: NC State 

7) G Taye Fields, North Alabama

Taye Fields played one season at North Alabama, proving to be a reliable backcourt option. The six-foot-four guard averaged 11.2 points, 8.6 rebounds, and 3.5 assists, shooting 53.5% from field goal range and 35.7% from three. Expect Fields to get plenty of looks for guard-needy teams.

8) G Isaiah Swope, Saint Louis

Isaiah Swope becomes a significant addition to the transfer portal after announcing his decision to enter on Wednesday as a grad transfer. The undersized guard averaged 17.1 points, 4.2 assists, and 3.2 rebounds at Saint Louis this past season. Expect Swope to have plenty of interest on the open market.

Prediction: Indiana

9) F Enoch Boakye, Villanova

Enoch Boakye started his college journey at Arizona State, where he spent two seasons in a limited role before transferring to Fresno State. After one season with the Bulldogs, the big man transferred to Villanova, hoping a fresh start could rejuvenate his career. In 36 games with the Wildcats this season, the forward averaged 4.4 points and 6.4 rebounds, shooting 65.9% from the floor.

Prediction: Syracuse

10) C Justin Vander Baan, Lafayette

Justin Vander Baan began his college career at Boston College before transferring to Lafayette. After a career-year, averaging 12.7 points, seven rebounds and 3.1 assists, the seven-footer enters the transfer portal. Vander Baan could be an underrated target in the portal.

Prediction: Illinois

11) F Tyler McGhie, UC San Diego

Tyler McGhie entered the transfer portal after a breakout season at UC San Diego. In 35 starts with the Tritons this year, the guard averaged 16.6 points, 4.1 rebounds, and 1.7 assists, while shooting 41.5% from field goal range. McGhie will have plenty of suitors to choose from.

Prediction: NC State

12) G Dontrez Styles, NC State

Dontrez Styles began his career at North Carolina before spending one season at Georgetown. Following his stop there, the six-foot-six guard transferred to NC State. This past season, the playmaker averaged 11.4 points and five rebounds. Now, he heads back to the transfer portal.

Prediction: Georgetown

13) F Isaiah Hawthore, Northern Colorado

Isaiah Hawthorne spent four seasons at San Francisco before transferring to Northern Colorado. The six-foot-eight forward averaged 17.1 points and 5.5 rebounds in 34 starts this season. Hawthorne enters the portal hoping to be rewarded another year of eligibility to suit up next season.

Prediction: UCLA

14) C Payton Sparks, Ball State

Payton Sparks spent two seasons at Ball State before transferring to Indiana for his junior year. After a lackluster season with the Hoosiers, the big man returned to his roots and re-joined the Cardinals. After a strong season, averaging 12.6 points and 7.7 rebounds, the Indiana native enters the portal again.

Prediction: Indiana State

15) G Hamad Mousa, Dayton

Hamad Mousa spent his freshman season at Dayton, struggling to carve out a sizable role. As a result, the six-foot-eight guard decided to enter the transfer portal. Expect him to have plenty of interest on the open market.

Prediction: VCU

16) G Samage Teel, Indiana State

Samage Teel started his college journey at Presbyterian before transferring to Indiana State. After an impressive season, averaging 16.9 points, 5.2 assists and 4.1 rebounds the guard heads to the transfer portal. Expect him to have plenty of suitors.

Prediction: South Carolina

17) G Trent McLaughlin, Northern Arizona

Trent McLaughlin entered the transfer portal after a monster season at Northern Arizona. In 34 starts, the guard averaged 22.1 points 3,6 rebounds and 3,4 assists. Now, he finds himself one of the best available players in the portal with plenty of teams to choose from.

Prediction: Creighton

18) F Dylan Faulkner, Lipscomb

Dylan Faulkner enters the transfer portal after spending two season at Lipscomb. In 15 games with the Bisons this past year, the six-foot-nine forward averaged 10.5 points, 5.3 rebounds and two assists. Faulkner will find a fresh start elsewhere via the transfer portal.

Prediction: Minnesota

19) G Dante Maddox Jr., Xavier

Dante Maddox Jr. transferred to Xavier after a breakout season at Toledo in 2024, averaging 15.6 points. After a lackluster season with the Musketeers, the guard re-enters the portal. Keep an eye on Maddox Jr. to find a role quickly.

Prediction: Georgetown

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20) F Keonte Jones, Cal State

Keonte Jones spent the last two seasons at Cal State Northridge, where he's impressed in a starting role. Fresh off a career year, the forward entered the portal seeking a fresh start. Keep an eye on the Wisconsin native to stay on the West Coast.

Prediction: USC

21) F Brandon Huntley-Hatfield, NC State

Brandon Huntley-Hatfield started his career at Tennessee before transferring to Louisville. After two seasons with the Cardinals, the big man transferred to NC State, where he spent this past year before entering the transfer portal. Now, he looks for a fresh start again.

Prediction: Memphis

22) F Sean Durugordon, Ole Dominion

Sean Durugordon started his college journey at Missouri, but has since played for three teams over the last three years. At his recent stop at Old Dominion, the six-foot-six guard averaged 15.7 points and 9.1 rebounds. He heads back to the transfer portal, hoping for another fresh start.

Prediction: South Carolina

23) F Taje' Kelly, CSU

Taje' Kelly has played the last four seasons at Charleston Southern, where he's improved each year. The six-foot-seven forward put together a career year, averaging 20.5 points, 8.9 rebounds, and 2.1 assists, while shooting 49.7% from field goal range and 31.7% from three. Now, the Big South player of the year hits the portal looking to build on his breakout season.

Prediction: Georgia

24) F Jonathan Pierre, Belmont

Jonathan Pierre transferred to Belmont after spending last season at Memphis. In 33 games with the Bruins, the Florida native averaged 13.8 points, 6.3 rebounds, and 3.5 assists. On the open market, Pierre will likely have plenty of options.

Prediction: FAU

25) C Malcolm Wilson, Queens

Malcolm Wilson spent the first three seasons at Georgetown before transferring to Queens. After two seasons with the Royals, the seven-footer again hits the portal.

Prediction: South Carolina State

26) G Ali Dibba, Southern Illinois

Ali Dibba enters the portal after a career year at Southern Illinois. The six-foot-five guard averaged 17.2 points, 4.8 rebounds, and two assists, while shooting 49% from field goal range. Now, the Swedish product has become one of the top available players in the portal.

Prediction: Mississippi State

27) F Ben Middlebrooks, NC State

Ben Middlebrooks spent the first two seasons of his college career at Clemson before transferring to NC State. Coming off his career-best season, averaging 7.5 points, the big man heads back to the transfer portal. Keep an eye on the forward to land a role quickly.

Prediction: NC State

28) G Keith Higgins Jr., LeHigh

Keith Higgins Jr. has spent the last four seasons at LeHigh, where he's shown improvement each year. In 12 games for the Hawks this past year, the six-foot-four guard averaged 17.9 points, five rebounds and 1.4 assists on efficient shooting splits. After entering the transfer portal, Higgins Jr. will likely have plenty of options to choose from.

Prediction: Missouri

29) F Doctor Bradley, Arkansas Pine Bluff

Doctor Bradley began his career at New Mexico State, where he served as a rotation player for the Aggies. Hoping for more, the six-foot-eight playmaker opted to transfer to Arkansas-Pine Bluff, where he put together a monster season, averaging 19.6 points, 9.5 rebounds, and 4.5 assists. Now, Bradley heads back to the portal seeking another fresh start.

Prediction: Bethune Cookman

30) G Christian Davis, Bradley

Christian Davis has spent the past three seasons at Bradley, where he's shown yearly improvement. The six-foot-seven guard opted to enter the portal after a career year, averaging 10 points for the Braves. Looking for a sizable role elsewhere, Davis heads to the portal.

Prediction: Colorado State

31) G Rahsool Diggins, UMass

Rahsool Diggins initially committed to UConn out of high school, but after nine games with the Huskies in his freshman season, he entered the transfer portal. The versatile guard found a home at UMass and tapped into his potential over the past three years. Fresh off a career season, averaging 16.8 points, Diggins hits the portal.

Prediction: Penn State

32) G Javontae Campbell, Bowling Green

Javontae Campbell showed out in his lone season with Bowling Green, averaging 14.9 points, 4.1 rebounds and 3.1 assists. The Oklahoma native opted to enter the transfer portal hoping to find a role with a top program. Expect him to have plenty of teams interested.

Prediction: Oklahoma

33) G Connor Kochera, Davidson

Connor Kochera has spent the last three seasons at Davidson. Coming off a career-best year, averaging 14.7 points, the six-foot-five guard entered the transfer portal seeking a fresh start. Considering the flashes he's shown with the Wildcats, he should be able to find a role with a top program soon.

Prediction: Illinois

34) G Liutauras Lelevicius, Oregon State

Liutauras Lelevicius showed flashes this past season at Oregon State. The Lithuania product averaged 8.7 points, four rebounds, and 1.2 assists, shooting 48% from the field and 37.9% from three with the Beavers. Now, he lands in the transfer portal hoping to find an expanded role elsewhere.

Prediction: TCU

35) F Basheer Jihad, Arizona State

Basheer Jihad spent three seasons at Ball State before transferring to Arizona State last offseason. The versatile power forward showed promise as a starter with the Sun Devils, but ultimately decided another fresh start would be best for him and his career. Expect Jihad to find a squad quickly if he doesn't stay in the NBA Draft.

Prediction: NBA

36) G Julian Hammond III, Colorado

Julian Hammond III enters the transfer portal after spending the last four seasons at Colorado. In 33 starts this past season, the playmaker averaged 12.5 points, 3.2 assists, and 2.5 rebounds. Keep an eye on the guard on the open market.

Prediction: Colorado State

37) G Arturo Dean, Oklahoma State

Arturo Dean transferred to Oklahoma State last offseason after two years at FIU. The undersized guard opted to enter the portal after a career-low year across the board as a bench piece for the Cowboys. Don't be surprised to see Dean head back to Florida to join a team in the Sunshine State.

Prediction: FAU

38) F Drew McKenna, Georgetown

Drew McKenna committed to Georgetown as a highly recruited prospect out of high school, but after a lackluster freshman season with the Hoyas, the forward entered the portal. At six-foot-eight, the Maryland native has the size and skillset to be an immediate impact player wherever he lands. Expect multiple teams to be interested.

Prediction: Old Dominion

39) C Adrame Diongue, San Jose State

Adrame Diongue began his college career at Washington State before transferring to San Jose State after one season. The seven-footer has shown flashes of his versatility, but he has yet to find a squad that utilizes his skillset and strengths in a way that allows him to fully show what he's capable of. Hoping to find out, the Senegal native enters the portal.

Prediction: UNLV

40) F Marcus Johnson, Bowling Green

Marcus Johnson impressed during his lone season at Bowling Green this past year, averaging 16.2 points and five rebounds, while shooting 43% from the field and 39.4% from beyond the arc. At six-foot-seven, Johnson has the size to be a reliable option in the frontcourt for whatever team lands him. Expect the Ohio native to have plenty of options to choose from.

Prediction: Kansas State

41) G Nick Anderson, Praire View A&M

Nick Anderson enters the transfer portal after spending the last season at Prairie View A&M. In 12 games with the Panthers, the six-foot-five guard averaged 18.9 points and 5.3 rebounds, shooting 47.1% from the field and 32.8% from three. Anderson will remain a top target for teams hoping to bolster their backcourts.

Prediction: Baylor

42) G Jordan Ivy-Curry, UCF

Jordan Ivy-Curry is no rookie when it comes to the transfer portal. The six-foot-three guard has played for three teams over the last five seasons. In his previous stop at UCF, the Texas native averaged 13.1 points, 3.3 rebounds, and 2.2 assists, shooting 40.1% from field goal range and 34% from three. Ivy-Curry is back in the portal, hoping to earn an extra year of eligibility.

Prediction: Houston

43) F Denijay Harris, Southern Miss

Denijay Harris spent three seasons at Southern Miss before transferring to Arkansas to test the water in the SEC. After finding out the grass isn't greener on the other side, the talented forward re-joined the Golden Eagles ahead of the 2024 season. Harris put together a career year as a full-time starter, averaging 16.7 points and 10.6 rebounds for the Eagles. He heads back to the transfer portal, hoping to cash in on his solid year.

Prediction: Missouri

44) C Josh Gray, Missouri

Josh Gray initially committed to LSU after high school, before transferring to South Carolina after one season with the Tigers. The seven-footer played three years for the Gamecocks before departing from the program to join Missouri ahead of the 2024 season. Now, he heads back to the transfer portal, hoping to finally find a sizable role to prove he can be a reliable contributor.

Prediction: Vanderbilt

45) G Mike Mitchell Jr., Minnesota

Mike Mitchell Jr. spent the first two seasons of his career at Pepperdine before transferring to Minnesota. After two seasons with the Golden Gophers, the California native decided another fresh start would be best for his career. Now, he finds himself back in the portal.

Prediction: USC

46) G Zaon Collins, Fresno State

Zaon Collins entered the transfer portal after spending one season at Fresno State. In 29 games with the Bulldogs, the Nevada native averaged 12.4 points, 4.6 assists, and four rebounds. Expect Collins to draw plenty of interest from teams in the portal.

Prediction: UNLV

47) G Jamarii Thomas, South Carolina

Jamarii Thomas began his college career at UNC Wilmington, where he spent two seasons before transferring to Norfolk State. After an impressive season with the Spartans, Thomas transferred to South Carolina, earning a starting role with the Gamecocks for most of the season. However, after a lackluster year for Lamont Paris's program, Thomas heads back to the portal seeking a fresh start.

Prediction: FAU

48) C Steven Jamerson II, San Diego

Steven Jamerson II has spent the last three seasons at San Diego, where he's shown improvement each year. Coming off a career-best season, averaging 10 points and 7.8 rebounds as a full-time starter, the big man opted to enter the transfer portal and seek a fresh start. Keep an eye on Jamerson II to seek a sizable role on a top team.

Prediction: UNLV

49) F Aaron Gray, Indiana State

Aaron Gray enters the transfer portal after spending last season at Indiana State. In 15 games, the six-foot-seven forward averaged 10.5 points and six rebounds for the Sycamores. Gray could be an underrated target to serve as a role player for a team in 2025.

Prediction: Rhode Island

50) C Lawson Lovering, Utah

Lawson Lovering committed to Colorado as a highly recruited prospect out of high school. After two seasons with the Buffaloes, the seven-foot-one center transferred to Utah and showed flashes of his ability to be a disruptor in the paint. Looking for a larger role, Lovering heads back to the transfer portal.

Prediction: Wyoming

51) G LJ Thomas, Austin Peay

LJ Thomas began his college journey at NC State, where he spent two seasons before transferring to Austin Peay, seeking a larger role. After a career year, averaging 14.2 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 3.9 assists, the guard enters the transfer portal looking to prove he can have a similar impact with a top team. Keep an eye on Thomas to find a role quickly.

Prediction: FAU

52) C Doryan Onwuchekwa, Georgia Tech

Doryan Onwuchekwa committed to Georgia Tech as a highly recruited prospect out of high school. The big man played a limited role in the ten games he suited up for the Yellow Jackets this season, which leads him to the transfer portal, hoping to find an expanded role elsewhere. Considering his talent level and multiple years of eligibility remaining, Onwuchekwa could be an underrated pickup.

Prediction: TCU

53) F Miles Goodman, Penn State

Miles Goodman is another highly recruited big man to enter the transfer portal after seeing limited opportunities throughout his freshman season. The Washington native will likely garner plenty of interest from top teams hoping to develop him and tap into his potential. One team to monitor seems to be Oregon as they look to bolster their frontcourt.

Prediction: Oregon

54) G Jared Harris, Memphis

Jared Harris committed to Memphis as a top recruit out of high school, but in year one with Memphis, he struggled to carve out a role. Hoping to find a bigger opportunity elsewhere, the Texas native finds himself in the transfer portal as he opens his recruitment. He could be worth the pickup for teams hoping to tap into the six-foot-two guard's potential.

Prediction: Baylor

55) F JJ Taylor, UCF

JJ Taylor began his college career at Memphis before transferring to UCF for his sophomore season. The six-foot-eight forward averaged 4.4 points and 2.2 rebounds in 13.8 minutes per game with the Knights this past year. Still eyeing a larger role, Taylor heads back to the transfer portal.

Prediction: South Carolina

56) F Jorge Diaz Graham, Pitt

Jorge Diaz Graham entered the transfer portal after spending the last three seasons at Pittsburgh. The Spain product is a versatile big man who can stretch the floor and be an underrated presence in the post, but in his limited role with the Panthers, he hasn't gotten much of an opportunity to showcase that. Graham remains in the portal, hoping to find a fit that allows him to showcase his skillset.

Prediction: Oregon State

57) G Jake Heidbreder, Clemson

Jake Heidbreder transferred to Clemson after a strong season at Air Force in 2023. The guard didn't suit up in the 2024 season, and his return to action with the Tigers didn't go as planned. Another fresh start could help him rejuvenate his career, which leads him back to the transfer portal.

Prediction: Indiana State

58) F Yohan Traore. SMU

Yohan Traore is no rookie when it comes to the transfer portal after playing for three teams in each of his first three seasons. The French product spent this past year at SMU, averaging 6.1 points and 3.2 rebounds. Now, he enters the transfer portal seeking yet another fresh start.

59) JP Pegues, Auburn

JP Pegues spent three seasons at Furman before transferring to Auburn ahead of the 2024 season. The crafty guard went from being a full-time starter at his previous spot to playing a minimal role on Bruce Pearl's team. Heading back to the portal seeking a larger role, Pegues could be an underrated late offseason pickup.

Prediction: Memphis 

60) G Savo Drezgic, Georgia

Savo Drezgic enters the portal after spending his freshman season at Georgia. The guard appeared in eight games, averaging 2.9 points, 1.1 rebounds, and 0.5 assists in limited minutes. Drezgic could be a solid addition for whatever team lands him, especially if they put him in a role that allows him to play to his strengths; this is if he doesn't return to overseas basketball, where rumors suggest he could be headed.

Prediction: Overseas

61) Marko Maletic, Western Illinois

Marko Maletic has played for three teams over the last three seasons, with his last stop coming at Western Illinois. The six-foot-six guard entered the transfer portal after averaging 16.4 points, 3.5 rebounds while shooting 46.1% from field goal range and 47.4% from beyond the arc. Maletic will be an interesting prospect wherever he lands.

Prediction: Illinois

62) Tanner Toolson, Utah Valley

Tanner Toolson began his college career at BYU before transferring to Utah Valley after a lackluster season with the Cougars. Over the last two seasons with the Wolverines, the Washington native has put together impressive film as a full-time starter. For teams looking for a reliable backcourt option, Toolson could be the guy.

Prediction: Washington State

63) Will McClendon, San Jose State

Will McClendon started his college journey at UCLA, where he spent two seasons before transferring to San Jose State. After one strong season with the Spartans, averaging 12 points per game, the California native hit the transfer portal once again. McClendon could be an underrated addition for whatever team lands him.

Prediction: UCLA

64) Quinton Mincey, UMass Lowell

Quinton Mincey enters the portal after a strong season at UMass Lowell. The six-foot-six guard averaged 16.8 points and 6.3 rebounds, while shooting 48.6% from the field. Expect him to draw interest from multiple teams.

Prediction: Miami (OH)

65) Arden Conyers, South Carolina

Arden Conyers spent his freshman season at South Carolina this past season, where he saw a shockingly extensive workload. After a lackluster season for the Gamecocks, Conyers enters the transfer portal. The South Carolina native will likely have plenty of interested suitors.

Prediction: Georgia Tech

66) G Miro Little, Utah

Miro Little originally committed to Baylor out of high school, where he saw limited time across 34 games with the Bears. Looking for a larger role, the six-foot-three guard transferred to Utah and saw his minutes increase to 17.7 minutes per game this past year. However, still looking for a larger opportunity, Little enters the transfer portal once again.

Prediction: TCU

67) G Courtney Anderson Jr., Colorado

Courtney Anderson Jr. committed to Colorado as a highly touted recruit out of high school. As a freshman this past season, the six-foot-five guard only appeared in four games, averaging only 3.8 minutes per game. Hoping to secure a larger role, Anderson takes his multiple years of eligibility to the transfer portal.

Prediction: Georgia Tech

68) F Addison Patterson, Northwestern State

Addison Patterson began his college career at Oregon, where he struggled to make an impact. Joining the Northwestern State Demons for the 2024-25 season, the six-foot-seven forward finally got the opportunity to show how impactful he can be, averaging 13 points, 5.5 rebounds, and 3.3 assists. Now, he heads to the transfer portal looking to build on his strong season.

Prediction: UAB

69) G Christian Bliss, Virginia

Christian Bliss committed to Virginia out of high school as a top recruit. After struggling to carve out a role this past season with the Cavaliers, he six-foot-four guard opted to enter the transfer portal. Don't be surprised to see Bliss prioritize a landing spot where he can find a large role.

Prediction: Georgetown

70) C Christian Reeves, Clemson

Christian Reeves originally committed to Duke as a highly recruited prospect out of high school. After two lackluster seasons with the Blue Devils, the seven-foot-two big man transferred to an ACC rival joining Clemson. However, after only averaging 5.1 minutes through 29 games this season for the Tigers, Reeves now heads back to the transfer portal.

Prediction: NC State

71) G Zion Harmon, Seton Hall

Zion Harmon transferred to Seton Hall after spending two seasons at Bethune-Cookman, where he showcased his skillset as both a scorer and a willing facilitator. After three games with the Pirates, the guard's season came to an end, resulting in him eventually entering the transfer portal. Now, he seeks a fresh start with a new squad.

Prediction: SC State

72) F Rayvon Griffith, Cincinnati

Rayvon Griffith committed to Cincinnati as a top recruit out of high school, but after struggling to see the court during his freshman season with the Bearcats, the six-foot-six guard opted to enter the transfer portal. Griffith will likely have plenty of suitors for his services.

Prediction: Dayton

73) G Cam Hayes, East Carolina

Cam Hayes originally committed to NC State out of high school, where he spent two seasons before transferring to LSU. After one year with the Tigers, the guard transferred to East Carolina. After becoming a full-time starter with the Pirates, the experienced guard opted to head back to the transfer portal for yet another fresh start.

Prediction: NC State

74) F Isaiah Miranda, Green Bay

Isaiah Miranda began his college journey at Oklahoma State, where he suited up in just three games before hitting the transfer portal seeking a larger role elsewhere. Joining the Green Bay Phoenix, the seven-footer thought he'd get that opportunity there. However, Miranda saw more of the same issues, averaging only 8.4 minutes per game in seven matchups before re-entering the transfer portal. Now, he heads back to the portal seeking his third team in three years.

Prediction: Fresno State

75) F Jordann Dumont, Villanova

Jordann Dumont entered the transfer portal after spending one season at Villanova, averaging 1.8 points in limited minutes. Hoping to find a sizable role elsewhere, the six-foot-eight forward opens up his recruitment, looking for a fit that allows him to showcase what he has to offer.

Prediction: Baylor

76) G Bobby Pettiford, High Point

Bobby Pettiford started his career at Kansas before bouncing around the nation and ultimately landing at High Point. In his one season with the Panthers, the North Carolina native averaged 8.8 points, 3.4 assists, and 2.5 rebounds in a bench role. Now, he enters the transfer portal again.

Prediction: Wake Forest

77) G Larry Johnson, Creighton

Larry Johnson committed to Creighton as a top recruit out of high school, but after not getting the opportunity to suit up for the Bluejays during his freshman season, the six-foot-four guard opted to enter the transfer portal. Johnson has the size, talent, and eligibility that make him an intriguing target for many teams hoping to acquire high-upside backcourt help.

Prediction: Georgia Tech

78) F Isaiah Cottrell, UNLV

Isaiah Cottrell originally committed to West Virginia out of high school as a top recruit, where he spent two seasons with the Mountaineers before transferring to UNLV seeking a larger role. After three up-and-down seasons with the Rebels, the talented forward decided it would be best for him to enter the transfer portal seeking yet another fresh start. For a team looking for a low-risk, high-reward pickup, Cottrell could be their guy.

Prediction: Fresno State

79) F KyeRon Lindsay, Murray State

KyeRon Lindsay has become quite the journeyman through his first three years of collegiate basketball. The forward originally committed to Georgia, where he spent one season before transferring to Texas Tech. After just nine games with the Red Raiders, Lindsay hit the portal again, heading to Murray State, where he found a role as a reserve for the Racers. Now, he lands back in the transfer portal, hoping another fresh start with his fourth team will help his career take off.

Prediction: TCU

80) G Mike Williams III, LSU

Mike Williams III impressed during his freshman season in 2023-24, averaging 7.2 points in a sizable role with the LSU Tigers. Heading into this season, the guard seemed poised to build off his strong start, but that hope quickly fizzled out after the guard's role diminished this past season. Williams will seek a role in the transfer portal elsewhere.

Prediction: Virginia Tech

81) F Eli DeLaurier, Providence

Eli DeLaurier committed to Providence out of high school after a strong senior season. The near seven-footer joined the Friars hoping to carve out a sizable role, but after two lackluster seasons with minimal opportunity, the big man opted to enter the transfer portal. With plenty of talent and multiple years of eligibility remaining, expect DeLaurier to find a landing spot before the 2025 season tips off.

Prediction: Virginia Tech

82) G Seth Hubbard, Toledo

Seth Hubbard spent the first two seasons of his college career at Western Michigan before transferring to Toledo after a breakout year in the 2023-24 season, averaging 14.1 points. In 33 games with the Rockets, the six-foot-four guard averaged 8.4 points as a key piece to the team's bench unit. Hoping to find a starting role elsewhere, the playmaker enters the portal.

Prediction: FAU

83) F Zach Keller, Utah

Zach Keller originally committed to Wake Forest out of high school, but after two seasons of struggling to find minutes with the Demon Deacons, the big man opted to enter the transfer portal. The Colorado native transferred closer to home, joining the Utah Utes, where he saw more of the same limitations to touch the floor. Now, he tries his hand at a fresh start once again.

Prediction: Colorado State

84) G Marvel Allen, Dayton

Marvel Allen committed to Dayton as a highly recruited prospect. The six-foot-four guard didn't get the chance to suit up for the Flyers this past season, which was enough for him to decide a change of scenery would be what's best. Expect multiple teams to be interested in taking a flyer on the Florida native.

Prediction: South Carolina

85) G Derrin Boyd, College of Charleston

Derrin Boyd transferred to College of Charleston after a monster season at Lipscomb, averaging 17.6 points per game. The guard continued his strong play with the Cougars this past year, where he served as a full-time starter and averaged 13.9 points. Hoping to use another season of eligibility to finish his college journey off strong, Boyd enters the transfer portal.

Prediction: Duquesne

86) G Comeh Emuobor, Iona

Comeh Emuobor initially committed to UCF out of high school before transferring to Iona, hoping to find a larger role for his sophomore season. The six-foot-five guard saw an increase in minutes, but not enough to truly allow him to showcase his potential.

Now, he enters the transfer portal hoping to find the opportunity he's searching for, finally.

Prediction: FAU

87) Owen Larson, South Dakota State

Owen Larson impressed during his freshman season at South Dakota State as a full-time starter for the Jackrabbits. Manning the team's offense, the guard averaged 9.2 points, 4.1 rebounds, and 2.6 assists, while shooting 40.2% from field goal range and 38.7% from beyond the arc.

Larson hopes to build on his strong freshman campaign to find a role elsewhere in 2025.

Prediction: Iowa

88) G Larry Hughes Jr., Saint Louis

Larry Hughes Jr. has spent the past three seasons at Saint Louis bolstering the Billikens' backcourt. After a strong sophomore season, the guard entered 2024 with high expectations only to take a step back in the seven games he played.

Hoping a fresh start will help him take the leap he's hoping for, Hughes Jr. enters the portal.

Prediction: Ball State

89) J.R Konieczny, Notre Dame

J.R. Konieczny committed to Notre Dame out of high school and spent the last three seasons suiting up for the Fighting Irish. After averaging 7.7 points as a reliable contributor in 2023, the six-foot-seven guard entered the season with the hope he could take yet another step forward into being a key player for Notre Dame. Unfortunately, the exact opposite happened with Konieczny, taking a step back, which now leads him to the transfer portal.

Prediction: Indiana State

90) Justin Thomas, Florida State

Justin Thomas transferred to Florida State after a strong season at Milwaukee in 2023. The wing hoped to find a prominent role with the Seminoles, but after seeing a decrease in minutes and starting only five games this past season, Thomas opted to enter the transfer portal once again.

Prediction: LSU

91) F Ryan Jones, Virginia Tech

Ryan Jones committed to Virginia Tech as a highly recruited prospect out of high school, but after appearing in only five games for the Hokies during his freshman season, the forward opted to enter the transfer portal. With good size and multiple years of eligibility remaining, expect multiple teams to be interested in taking a swing on Jones' talent.

Prediction: Florida State

92) C Youssouf Singare, UConn

Youssouf Singare spent the last two seasons at UConn, where he served as a backup big in Dan Hurley's frontcourt. The Mali native has struggled to see the court, which leads him to the transfer portal, hoping he can find a larger role elsewhere.

Prediction: Memphis

93) G Leland Walker, FAU

Leland Walker transferred to FAU for the 2024 season after a breakout year at Eastern Kentucky the season prior, averaging 15.4 points and 4.1 assists. In his lone season with the Owls, the guard averaged 9.2 points and 4.5 assists as a full-time starter. Now, he heads back to the portal seeking another fresh start.

Prediction: Notre Dame

94) F Kachi Nzeh, Penn State

Kachi Nzeh transferred to Penn State after spending his freshman season at Xavier. The six-foot-eight forward has the measurables and skillset to be an immediate impact player, but through two stops with the Musketeers and Nittany Lions, the Pennsylvania native has yet to get the opportunity to showcase what he has to offer. After entering the portal, Nzeh will begin looking for the perfect spot for him.

Prediction: Pittsburgh

95)  G Jamyron Keller, Oklahoma State

Jamyron Keller committed to Oklahoma State out of high school, and in two seasons with the Cowboys, he's shown flashes of his skillset in the backcourt but has yet to put it altogether. Hoping a change of scenery allows him to do that, Keller enters the portal.

Prediction: SC State

96) G Myles Che, UC Irvine

Myles Che began his college career at Chattanooga before transferring to UC Irvine for his sophomore season. The six-foot-two guard put together a career year with the Anteaters, averaging 12.1 points and 2.8 assists across 38 starts.

Now, he heads to the portal hoping to prove he can make a similar impact elsewhere.

Prediction: Fresno State

97) F Wilhelm Breidenbach, Washington

Wilhelm Breidenbach originally committed to Nebraska out of high school as a highly recruited prospect. After two lackluster seasons with the Cornhuskers, the big man opted to enter the transfer portal, where he landed at Washington. However, after two struggling years with the Huskies, the forward tries his hand at yet another fresh start.

Prediction: USC

98) G Tyler Cochran, Minnesota

Tyler Cochran has become a bit of a journeyman throughout his college career after playing for three teams up to this point in his career. Throughout his three stops, the guard has shown flashes of his ability to score at a high level.

Now he looks to take that skillset to yet another team after entering the portal once again, following missing this past season due to a foot injury.

Prediction: Toledo

99) Myles Corey, South Alabama

Myles Corey enters the portal after a breakout season at South Alabama this past year, averaging 13.8 points and 4.3 assists as a full-time starter for the Jaguars. The guard will likely have plenty of suitors to choose from, especially considering his ability to be a spark plug scorer off the bench for a bigger program.

Prediction: Missouri

100) Kyle Cuffe Jr., Syracuse

Kyle Cuffe Jr. committed to Kansas out of high school before transferring to Syracuse for his sophomore year after seeing limited opportunities with the Jayhawks. Through two seasons with the Orange, the guard has struggled to carve out a sizable role with his largest share of minutes coming this past year, averaging 12.4 minutes off the bench.

Now, he heads back to the portal.

Prediction: Georgetown

101) F Justin McBride, Nevada

Justin McBride began his college career at Oklahoma State, where he spent one season before transferring to Nevada seeking a larger role. In a bench role with the Wolf Pack, the Texas native put together a career year, averaging 7.8 points and 4.2 rebounds. Now, he heads to the transfer portal hoping to find an even larger role at his next stop.

Prediction: TCU

102) F Jason Rivera-Torres, San Francisco

Jason Rivera-Torres originally committed to Vanderbilt out of high school, where he averaged 6.4 points with the Commodores during his freshman season. The talented forward opted to enter the transfer portal, landing at San Francisco and hoping to earn an increased role, but managed to find the exact opposite. With a minimal role with the Dons, Rivera-Torres ended the season with career lows, which led him back to the transfer portal.

Prediction: UC Irvine

103) F Kijani Wright, Vanderbilt

Kijani Wright committed to USC as a top prospect out of high school, but in two seasons with the Trojans, the six-foot-nine forward struggled to show why he was a highly touted recruit. Wright transferred to Vanderbilt, hoping to get a chance to prove that, but ultimately never suited up for the Commodores. Now, he finds himself back in the portal.

Prediction: Sacramento State

104) G Kayvaun Mulready, Georgetown

Kayvaun Mulready landed at Georgetown as a top recruit in his respective class. The versatile guard only appeared in 22 games with the Hoyas last season, and his minutes were scarce in those games. Looking for a fresh start, Mulready enters the portal.

Prediction: Michigan State

105) G Ty-Laur Johnson, Wake Forest 

Another former top recruit entering the transfer portal is Ty-Laur Johnson. The guard originally committed to Louisville, where he averaged 8.7 points and 3.6 assists for the Cardinals off the bench as a freshman. Hoping to lead the offense elsewhere, Johnson transferred to Wake Forest. Unfortunately, Johnson quickly found out the grass wasn't greener on the other side and finds himself back in the portal.

Prediction: Louisville

106) G Jlynn Counter, Middle Tennessee

Jlynn Counter spent this past season at Middle Tennessee after joining the Blue Raiders in the transfer portal last offseason. In 31 games, the guard averaged 10.5 points, 4.2 rebounds, and 3.5 assists, while shooting 43.4% from field goal range.

Now, he finds himself back in the transfer portal, hoping to earn a larger opportunity on a new squad.

Prediction: Tulsa

107) F Seifeldin Hendawy, Loyola-Chicago

Seifeldin Hendawy committed to Loyola-Chicago as one of the more intriguing prospects in the nation, out of Egypt. Despite the hype entering his freshman season with the Ramblers, the six-foot-eight forward struggled to carve out a role, which now leads him to the transfer portal.

Expect Hendawy to prioritize a fit that allows him to find immediate minutes.

Prediction: South Carolina

108) G Gerald Drumgoole Jr., George Washington

Gerald Drumgoole Jr. is no stranger to the transfer portal, having played for four different teams since 2019. The guard has utilized every bit of his remaining eligibility, including this past season at George Washington, where he averaged 11.0 points per game.

Looking for his fifth team, Drumgoole heads back to the transfer portal.

Prediction: Elon

109) G Jalen Blackmon, Miami

Jalen Blackmon began his college career at Grand Canyon before transferring to Stetson, where he quickly flashed his ability to score at a high level. Using his strong 2023 campaign to his advantage, the guard landed at Miami ahead of last offseason, hoping to put his name on the map.

Instead, he saw his usage go down, which now lands him back in the transfer portal.

Prediction: Syracuse

110) F Julius Mims, Idaho

Julius Mims has spent the last two seasons at Idaho, where he's proved to be a reliable frontcourt option for the Vandals. Hoping to find a larger role to prove he has more to offer, the forward enters the transfer portal seeking a fresh start.

Prediction: FAU

111) G Mekhi Conner, Sacred Heart

Mekhi Conner looked the part during his freshman season at Sacred Hart this past season, averaging 8.1 points, 6.6 assists, and 3.5 rebounds. The freshman has multiple years of eligibility remaining, and between that and his talent, he should have no issue finding a role elsewhere.

Prediction: Syracuse

112) G Prophet Johnson, Fairfield

Prophet Johnson broke out this past season at Fairfield, averaging 13.3 points, 7.7 rebounds, and 2.4 assists for the Stags. Hoping to take advantage of his strong year to find a larger role on a bigger program, Johnson enters the transfer portal.

Prediction: Miami (OH)

113) G Jadrian Tracey, Oregon

Jadrian Tracey has spent the last two seasons at Oregon, where he's served as a reliable piece of the rotation for the Ducks. Despite having a solid role with the Ducks, the Florida native is hoping to find a larger role to prove he can impact the game even more than what he was asked to do in the Big Ten. Now, he hits the transfer portal.

Prediction: Florida State

114) G Avery Brown, Columbia

Avery Brown spent the last three seasons at Columbia, where he's continuously improved with the Lions. The six-foot-four guard averaged a career-high 11.1 points per game this past season and now hits the portal looking to continue his development elsewhere.

Prediction: Boston College

115) F Rob Dockery, Texas A&M

Rob Dockery committed to Texas A&M as a highly recruited prospect out of high school, but after playing in only one game for the Aggies this past season, the playmaker has decided to enter the transfer portal. With great size at six-foot-six and plenty of talent to pair with it, don't be surprised to see the DMV native find a new team quickly.

Prediction: Virginia Tech

116) G Damari Monsanto, UTSA

Damari Monsanto has spent his college career bouncing around the nation after beginning his career at ETSU before transferring to Wake Forrest, where he spent three years prior to landing at UTSA ahead of the 2024-25 season.

After averaging 11.1 points as a full-time starter for the Road Runners this past season, the guard tries his hand at another fresh start, heading back to the transfer portal.

Prediction: East Carolina

117) C Matthew Van Komen, Elon

Matthew Van Komen initially committed to Utah as a highly touted prospect, but after a lackluster freshman season with the Utes, the big man opted for a fresh start at Saint Mary's. Unfortunately, the seven-foot-four center once again struggled to carve out a role with the Gaels, which pushed him to transfer to Elon ahead of last season. Finally cracking the rotation, Van Komen averaged six points and 7.9 rebounds, while shooting 72% from the floor.

Hoping his solid season will allow for an increased role elsewhere, the center enters the portal.

Prediction: Minnesota

118) F Dovydas Butka, Pepperdine

Dovydas Butka impressed this past year in his first season at Pepperdine, averaging 9.6 points, 6,1 rebounds, and 2.2 assists.

The Lithuanian product announced his decision to enter the transfer portal, where he'll likely have plenty of suitors considering his size, talent, and remaining eligibility.

Prediction: Illinois

119) G Nazir Williams, Cornell

Nazir Williams has spent the last four seasons at Cornell, where he has continued to improve each year. Following a breakout campaign, averaging 14.9 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 3.6 assists, the New York native decided a fresh start for his final season would be best.

Keep an eye on Williams to land somewhere quickly.

Prediction: Queens

120) G Kenyon Giles, UNC Greensboro

Kenyon Giles began his college career at Radford, where he spent two seasons before transferring to UNC Greensboro. In his first season with the Spartans, the undersized guard quickly impressed, averaging a career-high 15.3 points.

Now, he heads back to the portal, hoping his strong season will land him a prominent role elsewhere.

Prediction: Tennessee

121) G James White, New Orleans

James White started his career at Ole Miss, where he spent two seasons before transferring to UAB seeking a larger role. After seven games with the Blazers, the guard quickly found out that a fit there wouldn't be best for his career, which led him to New Orleans. In one season with the Privateers, the guard impressed, averaging 19.2 points and seven rebounds. Now, he hits the portal hoping to capitalize on his strong year.

122) G Femi Odukale, Minnesota

Femi Odukale is no rookie when it comes to the transfer portal, considering he's played for four teams over the last five years. The guard has proven to be a reliable backcourt option in each stop, but after a lackluster season in Minnesota, he opted to enter the transfer portal again.

Prediction: Georgetown

123) C Noah Amenhauser, Coastal Carolina

Noah Amenhauser began his college career at Grand Canyon before transferring to Coastal Carolina, where he sought a larger role. As a full-time starter with the Chanticleers, the seven-foot-two big man averaged 10.8 points and six rebounds, proving to be worthy of a larger role. Back in the transfer portal, the Arizona native seeks his third team in three years.

Prediction: Oklahoma State

124) F David Green, Rhode Island

David Green spent the last two seasons at Rhode Island, where he stacked together back-to-back impressive seasons. Coming off a strong year, averaging 14.2 points and 5.9 rebounds, while shooting an efficient 48.1% from the field. Green seeks a change of scenery to give himself the chance to put his name on the map.

Prediction: FAU

125) F Josh Hill, Arkansas State

Josh Hill spent the past season at Arkansas State, where he averaged 3.5 points and 1.8 rebounds in 17 games. The freshman has the talent, but with a minimal role on the Red Wolves, it was challenging for him to demonstrate his impact on the game. Now, he heads to the transfer portal seeking a fresh start.

Prediction: Maryland

126) G Paul McMillan, Canisius

Paul McMillan entered the transfer portal earlier this offseason after breaking out in his lone year at Canisius. As a full-time starter for the Golden Griffins, the guard averaged 20 points, 3.5 rebounds, and 2.8 assists. Now, he seeks a fresh start to prove he can make a meaningful impact for a larger program.

Prediction: Ohio State

127) G Jaylen Curry, UMass

Jaylen Curry spent the last two seasons at UMass, where he developed into a full-time starter for the Minutemen as a sophomore. Starting in 29 games, the North Carolina native averaged 13.3 points, 3.9 assists, and 3.8 rebounds. Hoping to capitalize on his strong year, the guard entered the transfer portal..

Prediction: NC State

128) F David Fuchs, Rhode Island

David Fuchs has played each of the last two seasons at Rhode Island, where he's proved that he can make an impact in a starting role or the first big off the bench. The Austrian product is talented, and he hopes to find the opportunity to prove that with a larger role elsewhere.

Prediction: Elon

129) G Khalil Brantley, Oklahoma State

Khalil Brantley transferred to Oklahoma State last offseason after a breakout season at La Selle in 2024. In his first year with the Cowboys, the guard quickly found out the grass isn't always greener on the other side after finding his minutes taking a drastic hit from the year prior. Now, he heads back to the portal, hoping to find the right fit.

Prediction: Syracuse

130) G James Patterson, Iona

James Patterson spent this past season at Iona, where he showed flashes in limited opportunities during his 15 games with the Gaels. Between his size and potential, the guard should find a new squad quickly in the transfer portal.

Prediction: Virginia

131) G Michael McNair, Boston

Michael McNair spent the last two seasons at Boston University. Following a career year as a full-time starter for the Terriers, averaging 10.1 points, 3.3 rebounds, and 1.5 assists, the six-foot-five guard opted to enter the transfer portal. Expect multiple teams to be interested in the versatility he brings to the backcourt as a 40.8% three-point shooter.

Prediction: UMass

132) G Lu'Cye Patterson, Minnesota

Lu'Cye Patterson has played for three teams throughout his five-year college journey. Hoping to be awarded one more season of eligibility, the guard enters the transfer portal after a solid season at Minnesota. For teams seeking a veteran guard, Patterson would fit the bill.

Prediction: DePaul

133) F Eemeli Yalaho, Texas Tech

Eemeli Yalaho originally committed to Texas Tech out of high school, where he's spent each of the last two seasons. After struggling to find a role on a loaded Red Raiders roster, the forward opted to enter the transfer portal. Keep an eye on where the Finnish native lands.

Prediction: College of Charleston

134) G Robert Cowherd, Ole Miss

Robert Cowherd committed to Ole Miss as a highly recruited prospect, but in two seasons with the Rebels, the guard has struggled to carve out a role, playing in 20 games over the last two seasons combined. Now, he finds himself in the transfer portal.

Prediction: Georgia Tech

135) F Sean Moore, UNC-Wilmington

Sean Moore transferred to UNC Wilmington ahead of the 2024 season after spending the previous two years at Fairleigh Dickinson. After one underwhelming season with the Seahawks, the forward heads back to the portal seeking another change of scenery.

Prediction: Ohio

136) G Cliff Davis, Texas-Rio Grand Valley

Cliff Davis entered the transfer portal after averaging 12.1 points, 4.5 rebounds, and two assists this past season at UT Rio Grande Valley. The veteran guard now hopes to find a role elsewhere that allows him to be a primary piece in the backcourt.

Prediction: Georgia State

137) F Ron Jessamy, Tennessee State

Ron Jessamy spent the last season at Tennessee State, where he averaged 8.9 points and 5.8 rebounds for the Tigers. The six-foot-eight forward opts to enter the transfer portal, hoping that an expanded role elsewhere will help him prove just how impactful he can be.

Prediction: Penn State

138) G Tony Duckett, San Diego

Tony Duckett impressed this past season, averaging 10.4 points as a freshman at San Diego. Between his standout season and remaining years of eligibility, the guard's entry in the transfer portal will draw the attention of plenty of teams looking to bolster their backcourt.

Prediction: UNLV

139) F Kalifa Sakho, Sam Houston

Kalifa Sakho spent the 2023-24 season at Utah State, where he struggled to carve out a role coming off the bench in all 33 games for the Aggies. As a result, the forward transferred to Sam Houston, taking on a starting role. In 32 games with the Bearkats, the French native averaged 7.9 points and 6.3 rebounds. Now, he lands back in the portal seeking his third team in three seasons.

Prediction: FAU

140) G Christian Henry, Eastern Michigan

Christian Henry stood out as a full-time starter for Eastern Michigan this past season, averaging 14.7 points, 3.4 assists, and 3.2 rebounds. The guard hits the portal, hoping to find a sizable role with a bigger program, and he very well could find what he's searching for.

Prediction: Georgetown