College Basketball Transfers

New North Carolina coach Michael Malone has picked up his first portal commitment as UNC head coach, as former Virginia Tech star Neo Avdalas committed to the Tar Heels on Monday. A year ago Avdalas was seen as a legitimate first round NBA Draft prospect and decided to try his hand at college basketball rather than stay overseas. He immediately became an early season darling, with a 33-point performance against Providence College that briefly had him shooting up draft boards.

A former Kentucky Wildcat is headed to the Big East, as point guard Jaland Lowe announced he'll play for Georgetown. A 6'1 guard, Lowe was limited to just nine games this season with multiple shoulders injuries, this one season after being one of the most highly-coveted guards in the portal. That's because two seasons ago at Pitt he earned All-ACC third team honors after averaging 16.8 points and 5.5 assists per game. It'll be interesting to see if Lowe can return to that for

One of the best scorers in the portal is headed to the Big 12 as Butler's Finley Bizjack announced that he will head to West Virginia. A 6'4 junior, Bizjack was one of the few bright spots for the Bulldogs this season, averaging 17.1 points on just under 35 percent three-point shooting. He scored double-figures in 18 of Butler's last 19 games, including a 30-point performance against Providence late in the season. Originally from Texas, Bizjack has one year of eligibility rem

One of the best big men in the portal is headed to the Big East, as Oregon's KJ Evans announced on Monday he has committed to Villanova. A former five-star recruit Evans emerged into a solid big man for the Ducks this season, averaging 13.3 points and 7.4 rebounds per game in 2026. He tallied double-figure scoring in Oregon's last seven games and had four double-doubles on the season. He'll have one year of eligibility remaining.