Kanon Catchings became the first public target to enter the portal, it was revealed Saturday night by Sam Kayser of LeagueRDY. The four-star freshman from Brownsville, Indiana and former Purdue commit spent one season in Provo, where he averaged 7.2 points and 2.2 rebounds per game.

The NCAA transfer portal has changed the athletic world, particularly in college basketball. Here is a running list of players from the state of Utah’s seven Division I men’s college ...

The transfer portal, however, is where Utah claims some unfortunate news as they enter the offseason prior to the 2025 season. Mike Sharavjamts, their 6-foot-9 junior point guard, has entered the transfer portal, where he will play for his fourth team in four seasons after previously attending Dayton and the University of San Francisco.

Colorado State point guard Kyan Evans picked the Tar Heels, pledging his commitment to the program. Evans picked UNC while having interest from other programs as well. The Kansas

Plus, On3's Pete Nakos entered an official forecast pointing to the UNC basketball program as the outright frontrunner. The 6-foot-9, 185-pound Catchings, who ranked No. 41 on the 247Sports 2024 Composite coming out of high school,

Missouri State hopes to land another local standout in the transfer portal after extending an offer to a former Kickapoo all-state performer.

In other region/state news, softball player Bre Peck hit three solo homers to become Virginia Tech’s all-time leader in home runs (52) and RBIs (171) on Tuesday night.

The Scarlet Knights sign three players from the transfer portal while losing three guards to the transfer portal.

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.