College Basketball Transfers

An elite portal target sets up visits to two college hoops powers, as former VCU guard Terrence Hill Jr. will visit both Tennessee and Kansas, according to multiple reports. Hill was a first team All-A10 honoree after leading the Rams in scoring at 15.4 points per game, while shooting 37 percent from three. That included an incredible 34 point, five rebound, five assist performance against North Carolina in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament. A 6'3 guard originally from

One of the best wings in the portal is headed to the Big Ten, as former San Francisco Don Tyrone Riley committed to Oregon. Riley actually entered the portal this time last year, garnering interest from schools like Kentucky, Texas and others, before deciding to return to the Dons this season. In his second season at the school he averaged 13 points on 36 percent three-point shooting this season. Viewed as a player with NBA tools and athleticism, it will be interesting to see

One of the best guards in the portal is off the board and headed to the SEC, as former Colorado lead man Isaiah Johnson has committed to Texas. The 6'1 Johnson was one of the true surprises of college basketball this season, averaging just under 17 points and three assists per game, while shooting 39 percent from three point land at Colorado. Among several big performances, he had 28 points, three rebounds and five assists in the regular season finale against Big 12 champion

BYU made its first big portal splash of the off-season, as former Kentucky Wildcat Collin Chandler committed to the school on Saturday. Ultimately this news wasn't a surprise, as the former Wildcat is from the state of Utah and was a one-time BYU commit. After serving a Mormon mission he spent two years in Lexington and had his best season in 2025-2026, averaging just under 10 points per game on 41 percent shooting from three. Chandler will now return home to the Provo area,