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Ranking the Top 30 Players in the College Basketball Transfer Portal Right Now

David Connelly

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The Portal Never Sleeps
In the modern era of roster construction, the 2026 transfer portal cycle serves as a stark reminder that college basketball is now a year-to-year proposition. With approximately 2,000 players entering the market annually, the traditional offseason has transformed into a high-stakes free-agency period where championships are truly won or lost.

The market remains incredibly top-heavy with elite talent still up for grabs. Currently, the "best available" prospects are headlined by No. 2 ranked center Massamba Diop (formerly of Arizona State) and No. 3 ranked forward Milan Momcilovic (formerly of Iowa State). Both are expected to command massive interest from blue-blood programs looking for immediate frontcourt impact.

What’s Next?

As the spring deadline approaches, the focus remains on "boomerang" transfers and high-major programs with vacant scholarship spots. While roster continuity is becoming a rarity, the influx of elite talent into the ACC, Big East, Big Ten, Big 12, and SEC ensures that the 2026-27 season will be the most competitive in recent memory. Stay locked into our Transfer Portal Tracker for real-time commitment alerts, emerging rumors, and updated prospect rankings as the market evolves.

Join the Conversation

Is Massamba Diop the missing piece for a title run? Can anyone stop Momcilovic beyond the arc? Which game-changer do you want to see in your team's jersey next season? Drop your takes in the comments section!
The 2026 Transfer Portal Power Rankings
The 2026 college basketball transfer portal is officially open, and the talent level hitting the market is unprecedented. This cycle is headlined by high-impact moves, none bigger than our No. 1 overall prospect, Flory Bidunga, who has officially committed to Louisville after a dominant stint at Kansas. In a massive roster overhaul, the Cardinals have also secured a commitment from former Oregon standout guard Jackson Shelstad, signaling a new era of dominance in the ACC.

From record-breaking freshmen like Colorado’s Isaiah Johnson to seasoned defensive anchors like San Diego State’s Miles Byrd, this cycle features immediate plug-and-play starters for every championship contender in the country.

Elite Scoring and Proven Winners

This year’s rankings are defined by high-volume scorers and modern, versatile defenders. Butler’s Finley Bizjack has evolved into a premier 17.1 PPG centerpiece, while Providence breakout star Stefan Vaaks is drawing national headlines following his explosive 15 PPG freshman campaign. Whether it’s Purdue’s physical addition of Caden Pierce or the high-ceiling "boomerang" potential of Saint Mary’s Paulius Murauskas, these names are the primary targets currently reshaping the 2026-27 college basketball landscape.

College Basketball Transfer Portal: Key Dates
- April 7 – Transfer portal opens
- April 9 – Recruiting dead period ends
- April 10 – Transfers can begin making campus visits
- April 21 – Transfer portal window closes
- April 30 – Final day of the April recruiting period
Continue through our rankings to see the next generation of game-changers!
1) Flory Bidunga
Flory Bidunga Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: F | Class: Sophomore
- Height: 6’9” | Weight: 220 lbs
- Former Team: Kansas
- Current Team: Louisville
Flory Bidunga made a significant leap in his sophomore season, improving his play on both ends of the floor. The Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year nearly tripled his scoring output, averaged 9.0 rebounds, and upped his blocks per game to a ridiculous 2.6. He led the Big 12 by shooting 64 percent from the field, proving he is a capable two-way player. His arrival at Louisville for the 2026-27 season makes them an immediate ACC contender alongside Duke.
2) Massamba Diop
Massamba Diop Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: C | Class: Freshman
- Height: 7’1” | Weight: 230 lbs
- Former Team: Arizona State
- Current Team: Undecided
Things didn’t go according to plan for Bobby Hurley during his time at Arizona State. Still, he certainly found a gem in Senegalese seven-footer Massamba Diop on the recruiting trail. The big man was a bright spot in a dull season for the Sun Devils, operating as the team’s second-leading scorer and leading rebounder as an elite anchor in the paint. His 2.1 blocks per game were second-best in the Big 12, only behind Flory Bidunga. Coming off a year where bigs dominated the sport, Diop is expected to get a serious bag this offseason.
3) Milan Momcilovic
Milan Momcilovic Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: F | Class: Junior
- Height: 6’8” | Weight: 220 lbs
- Former Team: Iowa State
- Current Team: Undecided
Even outside Ames and across the country, Milan Momcilovic became a crowd favorite for his size and elite sharpshooting. Some of his performances were jaw-dropping, completely taking over games with a barrage of triples as he willed the Cyclones to victory. Programs all across the country will be willing to pay a hefty premium for his talents, provided he opts to stay at the collegiate level and doesn’t go pro.
4) John Blackwell
John Blackwell Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: G | Class: Junior
- Height: 6’4” | Weight: 194 lbs
- Former Team: Wisconsin
- Current Team: Undecided
There are very few players who have as complete a game as John Blackwell. The junior can score at all three levels, whether it is from beyond the arc or finding his way through traffic to finish at the rim. After nearly averaging 20 points per game for Wisconsin last season, Blackwell will be highly sought after and should be one of the highest-paid players in this year’s portal.
5) P.J. Haggerty
P.J. Haggerty Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: G | Class: Junior
- Height: 6’3” | Weight: 192 lbs
- Former Team: Kansas State
- Current Team: Texas A&M
P.J. Haggerty was the consensus #1 overall transfer in the portal last offseason, with many expecting big things from the standout guard at Kansas State last season. While the Wildcats were wildly underwhelming in 2025-26, Haggerty did put up 23.4 points per game, the fourth-highest average in the nation.

He now joins Bucky McMillan for the latest edition of Bucky Ball at Texas A&M. With his scoring ability and knack for getting to the free-throw line, he could lead the nation in points per game next season within this high-tempo system.
6) Isaiah Johnson
Isaiah Johnson Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: G | Class: Freshman
- Height: 6’1” | Weight: 170 lbs
- Former Team: Colorado
- Current Team: Texas
Isaiah Johnson went largely under the national radar in 2025-26 because Colorado was in the basement of the Big 12. Still, the guard was an All-Big 12 Honorable Mention and set the all-time program record for points scored by a freshman.

Sean Miller has cashed in big here as Johnson will head to Austin and play for Texas. It gives them a future star at the point guard position with a year of Big 12 experience under his belt, which should translate well to life in the SEC.
7) Allen Graves
Allen Graves Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: F | Class: Sophomore
- Height: 6’9” | Weight: 220 lbs
- Former Team: Santa Clara
- Current Team: Undecided
There are very few true weaknesses in Allen Graves’s game. The 6’9” sophomore forward has every tool needed to succeed at the highest level of the sport, as an efficient scorer at all three levels with size and strength to complement. His averages per 40 minutes are staggering, clocking in at over 20 points and ten rebounds last season.

With head coach Herb Sendek primarily using him off the bench, it will be interesting to see how his next coach will look to utilize his talents within the rotation.
8) Juke Harris
Juke Harris Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: G-F | Class: Sophomore
- Height: 6’7” | Weight: 200 lbs
- Former Team: Wake Forest
- Current Team: Undecided
Anyone who averages over 21 points per game at the power conference level is going to gauge interest from virtually every school in the country. Juke Harris is an absolute bucket, going from rotational piece in his freshman year last season to program centerpiece at Wake Forest following the departure of a loaded senior class. He will command a lot of money on the portal for programs that lack backcourt scoring power.
9) Miles Byrd
Miles Byrd Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: G | Class: Junior
- Height: 6’7” | Weight: 175 lbs
- Former Team: San Diego State
- Current Team: Providence
There are a select few point guards in the country who give you equal intensity on both ends of the floor like Miles Byrd does. The Mountain West Defensive Player of the Year blossomed into a leader at San Diego State, choosing to spend four years at the same program after seeing just 40 minutes of action over the course of the entire season in 2022-23 as the team reached the national championship.

This is a massive get for head coach Bryan Hodgson ahead of his debut season with Providence. Byrd will immediately be one of the team’s leaders and an exceptional fit for the grinder style of play that both Hodgson and the Friar fans will admire from the jump.
10) Stefan Vaaks
Stefan Vaaks Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: G | Class: Freshman
- Height: 6’7” | Weight: 20 6lbs
- Former Team: Providence
- Current Team: Illinois
Any time a freshman scoring over 15 points per game at a power conference program hits the portal, the entire nation is going to take notice. That’s what Stefan Vaaks provides, a three-level scorer with size and a clear knack for filling up the basket, even in the physical Big East.

His immediate production and experience playing both professionally and nationally in Estonia mean he will be a plug-and-play scoring option for Illinois. He is a continuation of the foreign archetype of size and sharpshooting that head coach Brad Underwood has cornered over the past few seasons.
11) Moustapha Thiam
Moustapha Thiam Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: C | Class: Junior
- Height: 7’2” | Weight: 235 lbs
- Former Team: Cincinnati
- Current Team: Undecided
Based on the overall trend of the 2025-26 season, expect players like Moustapha Thiam to be highly regarded in this year’s transfer portal. While his stats don’t exactly jump off the page, Thiam is one of the sport’s premier shot alterers, something we saw at the Final Four with Michigan from UCLA transfer Aday Mara. Thiam provides a similar level of rim protection at 7’2”, averaging 2.1 blocks per game across his two collegiate seasons.

The Senegal native will likely get paid handsomely and end up with an elite program that is looking to mirror the Michigan and Arizona play style from last season.
12) Kwame Evans
Kwame Evans Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: F | Class: Junior
- Height: 6’9” | Weight: 200 lbs
- Former Team: Oregon
- Current Team: Villanova
Kwame Evans stuck it out through thick and thin at Oregon. After being exiled to the bench entering his sophomore season, the Baltimore product stuck it out and stayed with the Ducks, emerging as an elite complement to Nate Bittle in the frontcourt.

A top-20 recruit out of high school, Evans is a high-level athlete with size and length that will fit the classic Villanova player archetype. His size, combined with his elite speed and athleticism, makes him a switchable defender that can also operate as a small-ball five.
13) Acaden Lewis
Acaden Lewis Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: G | Class: Freshman
- Height: 6’2” | Weight: 170 lbs
- Former Team: Villanova
- Current Team: Undecided
Acaden Lewis immediately emerged as a key contributor for Villanova in 2025-26, even as a freshman. The speed and physicality of the game in the Big East never seemed to bother him, and he displayed elite poise in a backcourt that included two experienced upperclassmen in Tyler Perkins and Bryce Lindsay. He now carries that year of experience into his next destination, primed for a breakout campaign as a former top-40 recruit out of high school.
14) Paulius Murauskas
Paulius Murauskas Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: F | Class: Junior
- Height: 6’8” | Weight: 225 lbs
- Former Team: Saint Mary’s
- Current Team: Undecided
We will likely see a boomerang transfer back to the power-conference level from Paulius Murauskas, who started his collegiate career at Arizona. After struggling to crack the rotation with the Wildcats, Murauskas joined the Gaels and made an immediate impact over the previous two seasons, achieving First-Team All-WCC honors in 2025-26.

Given his size, rebounding, and efficiency, there will be loads of power conference interest here.
15) Somto Cyril
Somto Cyril Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: C | Class: Sophomore
- Height: 6’11” | Weight: 260 lbs
- Former Team: Georgia
- Current Team: M
Somto Cyril blossomed from a rotational role to a key contributor and starter for Georgia over the past two seasons. In just over 20 minutes per game, the sophomore led the SEC by shooting 75.9 percent from inside the arc, led the SEC with 2.2 blocks per game, and doubled his scoring output as well. He is an efficient player on both ends of the court, providing elite size with two years of eligibility remaining.

Head coach Jai Lucas made a clear effort to secure Cyril’s talents, and he could make a serious leap at Miami in a system that better fits his archetype.
16) Jackson Shelstad
Jackson Shelstad Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: G | Class: Junior
- Height: 6’0” | Weight: 170 lbs
- Former Team: Oregon
- Current Team: Louisville
Jackson Shelstad saw his 2025-26 season cut short in December due to a hand injury, only playing in 12 games before wrapping his season up just before New Year’s. The Oregon native is already a 1,000-point scorer and should garner plenty of national interest as a plug-and-play, score-first backcourt option who has also really improved his playmaking throughout his career in Eugene.

Shelstad will now join a loaded incoming transfer class at Louisville as they look to contend atop the ACC. And even with three years under his belt, he may be granted an additional year of eligibility via medical redshirt due to last season’s injury.
17) David Punch
David Punch Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: F | Class: Sophomore
- Height: 6’7” | Weight: 245 lbs
- Former Team: TCU
- Current Team: Undecided
When David Punch became an immediate starter for TCU in 2024-25 as a freshman, it was clear that he had a future in the sport and could become a star for the Horned Frogs if he stuck around. He did exactly that, blossoming into the program’s centerpiece and improving his game across the board. The only area of improvement that could really make Punch a nationally relevant player would be his shooting from beyond the arc. The rising junior made just 25.3 percent of his triples over his first two seasons in Fort Worth.
18) Dedan Thomas
Dedan Thomas Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: G | Class: Junior
- Height: 6’1” | Weight: 170 lbs
- Former Team: LSU
- Current Team: Houston
Sometimes, a consistent, veteran presence to fill a spot on your roster is all a team needs. That is exactly what Dedan Thomas provides, a rising senior who has averaged at least 13 points per game across his three collegiate seasons. A left foot injury hampered him through most of the 2025-26 season, meaning we may not have even seen him at 100 percent during his time with LSU.

If Houston head coach Kelvin Sampson can get some better defense out of Thomas, along with his veteran leadership and offensive firepower, then he could become a legit backcourt stud for the Cougars.
19) Neoklis Avdalas
Neoklis Avdalas Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: G | Class: Freshman
- Height: 6’9” | Weight: 215 lbs
- Former Team: Virginia Tech
- Current Team: Undecided
Given his previous background of playing professionally, three years of remaining eligibility, and immediate comfort level with the college game, Neoklis Avdalas could make this ranking look very silly next season. The 6’9” guard showed an ability to score at all three levels, as well as a stunning ability to see the court with nearly five assists per game. Those attributes, along with that size, will have coaches across the country begging for his talents, ultimately leading to a handsome payday for the Greek product.
20) Markus Burton
Markus Burton Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: G | Class: Junior
- Height: 5’11” | Weight: 166 lbs
- Former Team: Notre Dame
- Current Team: Indiana
It’s been a difficult three years in South Bend for the Fighting Irish, but that’s not due to a lack of effort from star guard Markus Burton. The Indiana native racked up over 1,300 points in his three seasons at Notre Dame, a lone bright spot in an era of struggles for the school. A broken left ankle kept Markus Burton sidelined for the majority of the 2025-26 season, but he is expected to be fully healthy for the start of next season.

He will be a star for Indiana out of the gates. Burton has improved his shooting splits year over year, and head coach Darian DeVries will put him in positions to succeed right away.
21) Aiden Sherrell
Aiden Sherrell Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: F | Class: Sophomore
- Height: 6’10” | Weight: 240 lbs
- Former Team: Alabama
- Current Team: Undecided
What a breakout season for Aiden Sherrell in 2025-26. After barely seeing the floor at Alabama in 2024-25, Sherrell became a regular starter under Nate Oats last season, displaying elite two-way ability as a double-digit scorer while swatting over two shots per game. A game that stands out for Sherrell from last year came back in December, where the 6’10” forward had eight blocks against a massive Arizona team. If you can find defensive success against that front line, you can do it against anyone.

The Hoosiers continue to rack up the talent here, and Sherrell will be a starter within the frontcourt. He immediately raises the floor in Bloomington with his ability to impact the game on both ends of the court.
22) Mikey Lewis
Mikey Lewis Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: G | Class: Sophomore
- Height: 6’3” | Weight: 180 lbs
- Former Team: Saint Mary’s
- Current Team: Undecided
It’s rare to see a borderline top 100 recruit choose to go to Saint Mary’s, but that’s the path that Mikey Lewis chose two years ago. He turned it into a pair of NCAA Tournament appearances and a First-Team All-WCC selection in 2026.

He is much more efficient as an isolated scorer than most players we have seen come and go at Saint Mary’s, which may create more intrigue than usual within the portal for his talents.
23) Caden Pierce
Caden Pierce Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: F | Class: Junior
- Height: 6’6” | Weight: 205 lbs
- Former Team: Princeton
- Current Team: Purdue
Last offseason, Caden Pierce decided to redshirt the 2025-26 season to complete his degree at Princeton and then spend his graduate season elsewhere. The 2024 Ivy League Player of the Year spent the season visiting high-end schools like UConn, Gonzaga, and Louisville before ultimately landing on Purdue as his final destination.

He is a perfect fit in Matt Painter’s scheme as an efficient stretch forward, converting nearly 49 percent of his field goal attempts throughout his career.
24) Alex Wilkins
Alex Wilkins Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: G | Class: Junior
- Height: 6’5” | Weight: 175 lbs
- Former Team: Furman
- Current Team: Undecided
Hindsight is 20/20, but it’s easy to see that the high school recruiting process whiffed on Alex Wilkins. The freshman should never have been a mid-major player, and will now surely transfer to a power conference for the remainder of his collegiate career. His 21-point performance against UConn in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament seemed to turn some heads and prove to the public that he is capable of playing against high-level competition.
25) Christian Hammond
Christian Hammond Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: G | Class: Junior
- Height: 6’4” | Weight: 180 lbs
- Former Team: Santa Clara
- Current Team: Undecided
Christian Hammond was the engine that helped Santa Clara to its first NCAA Tournament appearance in three decades. The team’s leading scorer and a First-Team All-WCC selection, Hammond knocked down 39 percent of his triples and showed elite poise with the ball in his hands.

His quickness may come into question at the power conference level, but he can still provide a sharpshooting, off-the-ball option out of the backcourt.
26) Finley Bizjack
Finley Bizjack Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: G | Class: Junior
- Height: 6’4” | Weight: 195 lbs
- Former Team: Butler
- Current Team: West Virginia
Finley Bizjack is the rare breed of player who has been loyal to one program for the past three seasons, working his way up from benchwarmer to program centerpiece. In just two seasons, the Texas native went from 4.2 to 17.1 points per game, all while improving his shooting splits as he took on a heavier workload. He has an underrated knack for playmaking, as best displayed by this ludicrous pass back in November against SMU.

Bizjack will bring his dynamism to West Virginia, where he will look to help end the program’s longest NCAA Tournament drought in over two decades.
27) Leroy Blyden Jr.
Leroy Blyden Jr. Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: G | Class: Freshman
- Height: 6’1” | Weight: 175 lbs
- Former Team: Toledo
- Current Team: Undecided
Every year, we get a handful of freshmen who simply slip through the recruiting cracks and pop off at the mid-major level. Leroy Blyden Jr. is one of those players who immediately asserted himself as one of the alphas. Toledo fans will likely point to his 36-point outburst against Western Michigan on December 30th as the game when they realized they had something special in the diaper dandy. But in today’s NIL climate, players this talented don’t hang around the mid-major ranks for long, as a high-major program in the offseason will surely scoop up Blyden.
28) KJ Lewis
KJ Lewis Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: G | Class: Junior
- Height: 6’4” | Weight: 205 lbs
- Former Team: Georgetown
- Current Team: Undecided
Already logging over 100 games between his stints at Arizona and Georgetown, KJ Lewis is becoming one of those players who take fans by surprise when they realize he still has eligibility, since he has been in the national spotlight for so long. After a down year with the Hoyas, Lewis has joined the program’s mass exodus as he looks for success similar to what he was a part of with the Wildcats. He is sure to provide stability, leadership, and strong rebounding to the backcourt at his next destination.
29) Najai Hines
Najai Hines Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: C | Class: Junior
- Height: 6’10” | Weight: 265 lbs
- Former Team: Seton Hall
- Current Team: UConn
While the averages and playing time aren’t quite there yet, the potential is massive for Najai Hines to have an explosive leap into his sophomore season. In just 18 minutes per game last season, Hines averaged 2.2 blocks per game, the most among all players in the Big East. It was the second-highest block percentage in the entire country, putting him in the conversation of the best rim protectors in college basketball.

Dan Hurley and UConn have a history of developing elite big men over the years, with Adama Sanogo and Donovan Clingan being the nuclei of their back-to-back national championship runs. With Tarris Reed set to go to the NBA, Hines may be asked to step into that prominent role right away.
30) Colby Garland
Colby Garland Transfer Portal Profile
- Position: G | Class: Junior
- Height: 6’1” | Weight: 183 lbs
- Former Team: San Jose State
- Current Team: Undecided
Colby Garland was the heart and soul of the San Jose State team this past season. Despite a brutal 9-24 season that had just three Mountain West victories, Garland led the team in points, assists, and steals per game on the year. He ended the season with a remarkable streak, scoring at least 20 points in each of his final 12 games with the Spartans. Now looking for his fourth school in as many years, he is a plug-and-play option at the point with a wide array of knowledge of offensive systems.
The Portal Never Sleeps
In the modern era of roster construction, the 2026 transfer portal cycle serves as a stark reminder that college basketball is now a year-to-year proposition. With approximately 2,000 players entering the market annually, the traditional offseason has transformed into a high-stakes free-agency period where championships are truly won or lost.

The market remains incredibly top-heavy with elite talent still up for grabs. Currently, the "best available" prospects are headlined by No. 2 ranked center Massamba Diop (formerly of Arizona State) and No. 3 ranked forward Milan Momcilovic (formerly of Iowa State). Both are expected to command massive interest from blue-blood programs looking for immediate frontcourt impact.

What’s Next?

As the spring deadline approaches, the focus remains on "boomerang" transfers and high-major programs with vacant scholarship spots. While roster continuity is becoming a rarity, the influx of elite talent into the ACC, Big East, Big Ten, Big 12, and SEC ensures that the 2026-27 season will be the most competitive in recent memory. Stay locked into our Transfer Portal Tracker for real-time commitment alerts, emerging rumors, and updated prospect rankings as the market evolves.

Join the Conversation

Is Massamba Diop the missing piece for a title run? Can anyone stop Momcilovic beyond the arc? Which game-changer do you want to see in your team's jersey next season? Drop your takes in the comments section!
The 2026 Transfer Portal Power Rankings
The 2026 college basketball transfer portal is officially open, and the talent level hitting the market is unprecedented. This cycle is headlined by high-impact moves, none bigger than our No. 1 overall prospect, Flory Bidunga, who has officially committed to Louisville after a dominant stint at Kansas. In a massive roster overhaul, the Cardinals have also secured a commitment from former Oregon standout guard Jackson Shelstad, signaling a new era of dominance in the ACC.

From record-breaking freshmen like Colorado’s Isaiah Johnson to seasoned defensive anchors like San Diego State’s Miles Byrd, this cycle features immediate plug-and-play starters for every championship contender in the country.

Elite Scoring and Proven Winners

This year’s rankings are defined by high-volume scorers and modern, versatile defenders. Butler’s Finley Bizjack has evolved into a premier 17.1 PPG centerpiece, while Providence breakout star Stefan Vaaks is drawing national headlines following his explosive 15 PPG freshman campaign. Whether it’s Purdue’s physical addition of Caden Pierce or the high-ceiling "boomerang" potential of Saint Mary’s Paulius Murauskas, these names are the primary targets currently reshaping the 2026-27 college basketball landscape.

College Basketball Transfer Portal: Key Dates
- April 7 – Transfer portal opens
- April 9 – Recruiting dead period ends
- April 10 – Transfers can begin making campus visits
- April 21 – Transfer portal window closes
- April 30 – Final day of the April recruiting period
Continue through our rankings to see the next generation of game-changers!

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Elite Scoring and Proven Winners

College Basketball Transfer Portal: Key Dates

Flory Bidunga Transfer Portal Profile

Massamba Diop Transfer Portal Profile

Milan Momcilovic Transfer Portal Profile

John Blackwell Transfer Portal Profile

P.J. Haggerty Transfer Portal Profile

Isaiah Johnson Transfer Portal Profile

Allen Graves Transfer Portal Profile

Juke Harris Transfer Portal Profile

Miles Byrd Transfer Portal Profile

Stefan Vaaks Transfer Portal Profile

Moustapha Thiam Transfer Portal Profile

Kwame Evans Transfer Portal Profile

Acaden Lewis Transfer Portal Profile

Paulius Murauskas Transfer Portal Profile

Somto Cyril Transfer Portal Profile

Jackson Shelstad Transfer Portal Profile

David Punch Transfer Portal Profile

Dedan Thomas Transfer Portal Profile

Neoklis Avdalas Transfer Portal Profile

Markus Burton Transfer Portal Profile

Aiden Sherrell Transfer Portal Profile

Mikey Lewis Transfer Portal Profile

Caden Pierce Transfer Portal Profile

Alex Wilkins Transfer Portal Profile

Christian Hammond Transfer Portal Profile

Finley Bizjack Transfer Portal Profile

Leroy Blyden Jr. Transfer Portal Profile

KJ Lewis Transfer Portal Profile

Najai Hines Transfer Portal Profile

Colby Garland Transfer Portal Profile

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