2024 NCAA Transfer Portal Megathread

[Lobot]

Noah Waterman of BYU (9.5 ppg) is in the portal -- I believe this is possible due to the recent coaching change
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-ba.../noah-waterman

Louisville

[GoBearcats31]

Rothstein says we're one of many high major programs to reach out to North Florida senior wing Chaz Lanier, one of the best shooters in the portal.

Travis Branham (247) says Chaz is visiting BYU this weekend then will visit Kentucky

[Lobot]

Bummer Bummer

[GoBearcats31]

The staff is looking at Achor Achor, a 6'9 PF from Samford.

Headed to Kansas State Kansas State

[GoBearcats31]

@MattNorlander
Portal update: Riley Kugel won't play at Kansas, per sources. Bill Self told @TheAndyKatz Monday Kugel's future w/ KU was "up in the air." Kugel (9.2 ppg @ Florida) is on CBS Sports' list of notable 2024 transfers. He's being recruited again by high-majors.

Kugel is headed to Mississippi State - I wonder what happened there (maybe he just got recruited over at KU).

[GoBearcats31]

We have also contacted Seydou Traore per On3. 6'7 forward from Manhattan U with good rebounding numbers. All Freshman team in the MAAC.

Iowa bound

[GoBearcats31]

UNC Wilmington transfer forward Trazarien White has committed to TCU, he tells @On3sports. The 6-7 junior drew interest from Texas Tech, Baylor, Mississippi State, among others. Averaged 19.8 points and 6.8 rebounds per game this season.

[GoBearcats31]

Former Xavier C Abou Ousmane is transferring to Oklahoma State.

[Lobot]

Noah Waterman of BYU (9.5 ppg) is in the portal -- I believe this is possible due to the recent coaching change
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-ba.../noah-waterman

And we contacted him

[you see]

Interesting note that Wes Miller mentioned on Arriten Page, on BCJ he mentioned he had mono last year and think it affected his play a lot. Mentioned we only saw a fraction of his talent at USC and has one of the highest front court ceilings in the country.

[GoBearcats31]

Noah Waterman of BYU (9.5 ppg) is in the portal -- I believe this is possible due to the recent coaching change
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-ba.../noah-waterman

[leo from jersey]

The interesting thing here is that Great Osobor must like the coach. He played two years under Danny Sprinkle at Montana State, then followed Sprinkle to Utah State this year, and then is following Sprinkle to Washington -- so on some level you'd think they wouldn't have to try that hard to get him to Washington. But I think you're going to see programs overpay for kids now -- especially where there may be a bunch of unused NIL funds available at this point later in the cycle. There was a report on Friday of Vanderbilt or someone making a massive offer to Michigan State's A.J. Hoggard -- a good but not great player at MSU.

It doesn't hurt, but do you not think if another school offered more, that he would jump. Sprinkle knows what he is getting and I bet that he believes 2 million is cheap for a coach on the floor who knows his system. He has to make an impression his first year. New school and a new conference. -- Concerning overpayment - that is just going to be the going wage until revenue sharing and then who knows how they can be gotten around. Sean S. loved CWM, but tOSU coach he liked too and the experts said that UC couldn't begin to match the NIL. Some of these kids were poor. Others were well to do, but few turn down large checks. That is today's reality. 300,000 doesn't really buy 5 stars on today's market.

[GoBearcats31]

What do you imagine Sean Stewart got. Let us stop pretending that they like the coach and that is the major factor. It is important, but a big check helps. Heck PWOs are getting between 1-200,000.

The interesting thing here is that Great Osobor must like the coach. He played two years under Danny Sprinkle at Montana State, then followed Sprinkle to Utah State this year, and then is following Sprinkle to Washington -- so on some level you'd think they wouldn't have to try that hard to get him to Washington. But I think you're going to see programs overpay for kids now -- especially where there may be a bunch of unused NIL funds available at this point later in the cycle. There was a report on Friday of Vanderbilt or someone making a massive offer to Michigan State's A.J. Hoggard -- a good but not great player at MSU.

[leo from jersey]

Great Osobor, who we weren't chasing, has committed to Washington. This is notable because they broadcasted his NIL money totals. He's got 2 Million in deals lined up. This is the kind of money some of these guys are getting in the form of NIL endorsement contracts and collective deals.

What do you imagine Sean Stewart got. Let us stop pretending that they like the coach and that is the major factor. It is important, but a big check helps. Heck PWOs are getting between 1-200,000.

[GoBearcats31]

https://twitter.com/ShamsCharania/st...63012032143499
USC freshman Bronny James is declaring for the 2024 NBA Draft. James, 19, also is entering NCAA transfer portal to maintain flexibility. The combo guard will work out for and visit NBA teams and make a draft decision based on evaluation.

@ShamsCharania
Sources: Bronny James is expected to stay in the 2024 NBA Draft. The USC freshman has been fully cleared to play in the league as part of Fitness to Play panel and will participate in all pre-draft activities starting with the Draft Combine this week.