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College basketball transfer portal primer: What to expect when the 2025 window opens

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There are multiple changes to the college basketball transfer portal for the 2025 cycle. Here is what to know before the window opens.

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College Basketball Recruiting Schools

Find what players have committed to your favorite school. Videos, analysis and more on ESPN.com

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5-Star Recruit Hits Portal For 4th Time In Six Years

Devin Askew is going to play his final year of college basketball at a program to be determined. It will be his fourth time in the transfer portal and sixth season of eligibility. The soon-to-be 23-year-old began his career right before the pandemic, which seems like forever ago. Askew, a native of Los Angeles, ranked as top-40 player in the college basketball recruiting Class of 2020. He was considered a four-star prospect by Rivals and 247Spor…

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College basketball transfer portal primer: What to expect when the 2025 window opens

There are multiple changes to the college basketball transfer portal for the 2025 cycle. Here is what to know before the window opens.

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College Basketball Top Transfer Portal Players

The best 2025 college basketball players that have entered the transfer portal.

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BB Recruiting - 2025 Rutgers Basketball Transfer Portal Tracker

It's that time of year again, PORTAL SZN! Similar to what @mb5789 does for football, we wanted to make a dedicated thread to actual happenings in the...

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Student basketball transfers are really common

For the Washington Post, Emily Giambalvo, Kati Perry, and Jesse Dougherty analyze the playing time for players who transferred from another program. To understand the phenomenon and its impact, look no further than the men’s and women’s NCAA tournament fields. On the men’s side, 53 percent of all rotation players previously logged minutes at another Division I school, according to a Washington Post analysis. Roughly one-third of these key contri…

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