The men’s college basketball transfer cycle is in full swing, with many players who entered the portal since it opened on March 24 already committed to new programs.

More players will enter the portal until it closes on April 22, though. And commitments will continue to trickle in as late as June, so follow along as we track the latest announcements and news reported by ESPN’s Jeff Borzello below.

Note: This tracker launched on April 17. For more information on notable transfers who made commitments before that date, check out our ranking of the top 100.

Latest college basketball transfer news

April 17

Auburn’s Chad Baker-Mazara enters the portal

Baker-Mazara, who started 34 games during the Tigers’ run to the Final Four, announced that he’s entering the transfer portal. The 25-year-old has one year of eligibility left due to the NCAA’s temporary waiver allowing student-athletes who previously competed at a non-NCAA school — junior college or NAIA, essentially — to play a fourth season at an NCAA school in 2025-26. A critical albeit enigmatic part of Auburn’s success over the last couple of seasons, Baker-Mazara averaged 12.3 points, 3.0 rebounds and 2.7 assists this past season, shooting 38.1% from 3-point range.

Bruce Pearl has now lost his entire starting five from a team that earned the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA tournament, but has made a couple of splashes in the transfer portal, adding Keyshawn Hall (UCF) and KeShawn Murphy (Mississippi State). — Borzello

Akron’s Nate Johnson enters portal

The MAC Player of the Year entered the transfer portal, as reported by ESPN. The 6-foot-3 junior averaged 14.0 points, 4.9 rebounds and 3.4 assists this past season. — Borzello

Caleb Foster returns to Duke

Foster announced his return via the program’s podcast. He has averaged 6.1 points in 65 games played over his first two seasons with the Blue Devils. — staff