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.

College basketball's transfer portal is closed to new entries, and many familiar contenders and top coaches have done significant work.

Head coach Vic Schaefer announced two signings Monday, sharp-shooting Ashton Judd from Missouri and Teya Sidberry from Boston College, one of the Atlantic Coast Conference's top rebounders last season.

The surge of college basketball's NIL money for the top players makes the stay-or-go NBA Draft decisions much harder.

While going through the NBA Draft process, 6-6 guard Cedric Coward announced he’ll play for the Duke Blue Devils next season if he stays in college.

The Duke Blue Devils secured a commitment from Cedric Coward, a former Washington State University player ranked No. 13 in the college basketball transfer portal, according to 247 Sports. The small forward averaged 17.