The college basketball transfer portal is open! Here are the most notable players in the portal and where they're going to play next season.

The transfer portal opened March 25 and will remain open until April 23, meaning that college basketball’s version of free agency is live.

Mark Pope and the Kentucky Wildcats have picked up their second commitment from the NCAA transfer portal. On Saturday morning, UK got a pledge from former Pittsburgh guard Jaland Lowe to come to Lexington for the 2025-26 season. Lowe — a 6-foot-3 guard who is originally from Texas — previously played two seasons at Pitt.

One of the most important ways to build a winning roster in college basketball is by using the transfer portal, which is now officially open.

An update on the future of Iowa men's basketball forward Isaiah Johnson-Arigu as it's been reported that he entered the transfer portal.

Kentucky is expected to return five players from the 2024-25 roster — Otega Oweh, Brandon Garrison, Collin Chandler, Trent Noah and Travis Perry — and the Wildcats have signed three high school recruits: combo guards Jasper Johnson and Acaden Lewis, as well as McDonald’s All-American center Malachi Moreno.

Coming off an Elite Eight appearance, the Alabama Crimson Tide are expected to be active in the transfer portal once again this offseason.

Rachael Rose may not be as well-known as high major players, but the former Wofford star will have a chance to make an impact on that stage next season.

If UAB star Yaxel Lendeborg returns to college next season, he’ll play for coach Dusty May and the Wolverines.