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Winners, losers and a sleeper: How the transfer portal shuffled the women's basketball landscape
The women's college basketball transfer portal officially closed this week, capping off a frenzied stretch of roster reshuffling, surprise commitments and program-altering moves. Now that the dust has settled, the impact is starting to come into focus — some teams emerged as clear winners, while others failed to capitalize.
What's next for the LSU women? A look at transfer-portal moves Kim Mulkey can still make.
They can build a roster around the two stars they’re retaining (Flau’jae Johnson and Mikaylah Williams), the four freshmen they’re enrolling (Grace Knox, ZaKiyah Johnson, Divine Bourrage and Bella Hines), and the two transfers they’re already adding (Kate Koval and Amiya Joyner).
The women's college basketball transfer portal has been absolute insanity. Between the mass exoduses from ...
The women's college basketball transfer portal took some big turns over the past week, and we are back with an updated ranking that includes seven new players, including two in the top 10 ...
The women's basketball transfer portal is filled to the brim with talent. Players from across the nation are hopping into the portal in hopes of finding new homes to showcase their skills.
The transfer portal opened March 25 and will remain open until April 23, meaning that what essentially is college basketball’s version of free agency is live. Some might view having to set time ...
South Carolina women's basketball lost to UConn in the national championship game, finishing the season 35-4 and ranked #2. The transfer portal is open, and coach Dawn Staley needs to fill ...
This offseason will be a pivotal one for Amaka Agugua-Hamilton and the Virginia women's basketball program ... our hub to track all of Virginia's transfer portal activity, including outbound ...
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