The college basketball transfer portal is currently active, especially following the conclusion of the national championship, which puts it at the forefront of attention for teams nationwide.
As the transfer window remains open until April 22, let’s review some key players in the portal and noteworthy transfer activities this offseason:
April 18
St. John’s G Simeon Wilcher has entered the portal. The 6-foot-4 guard, who averaged 8 points and 1.1 steals per game during his two seasons in Queens, played for a St. John’s team that achieved a record of 31-5, claimed the Big East regular-season title, and reached the NCAA Tournament’s second round.
April 17
Memphis G PJ Haggerty is another highlight entering the portal. As the AAC Player of the Year, Haggerty seeks a transition after a significant impact at each of his previous schools, averaging 21.2 points at Tulsa before becoming the third-leading scorer in the nation with Memphis.
In other moves, Auburn G Chad Baker-Mazara also announced he is entering the portal. The 25-year-old, who averaged 12.3 points per game for the top-ranked Tigers, still has eligibility from a COVID-19 waiver.
April 16
Indiana F Mackenzie Mgbako has transferred to Texas A&M. Mgbako leaves Indiana, where he averaged 12.2 points in two seasons, the former five-star recruit showcasing great potential.
April 13
Michigan State G Tre Holloman will be moving to North Carolina State after three years with the Spartans. Holloman was a crucial contributor during Michigan State’s Elite Eight run. He joins NC State as the program transitions under new coach Will Wade.
April 10
Florida Atlantic F Kaleb Glenn has decided to transfer to Michigan State. After averaging 12.5 points and leading Florida Atlantic into postseason play, Glenn will bolster the backcourt of the Spartans.
With numerous players opting to shift schools, the transfer portal is shaping up to be a pivotal part of the offseason landscape in college basketball.
