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** Official 2025 College Basketball Transfer Portal Thread**

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** Official 2025 College Basketball Transfer Portal Thread**

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The Transfer Portal is Destroying College Basketball Culture

Indiana basketball fans woke up to a shocking reality this week: not a single scholarship player remains on the Hoosiers’ roster. As seen in a viral social media post, every player has either entered the transfer portal, graduated, or committed elsewhere. The list includes talents like Mackenzie Mgbako, Myles Rice, and Malik Reneau — all... The post The Transfer Portal is Destroying College Basketball Culture appeared first on The Sports Cast.

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