RT @MattNorlander: A vote on NCAAT expansion is near. The biggest reason behind the push is "access." But that's a bogus selling point and….

RT @ryanhammer09: 🎙️⏳. @BlueBloodedPod

RT @trillydonovan2: I’m thrilled to announce a new college basketball outlet called Basket Under Review. New podcasts, shows and written c….

Losing Kaleb Glenn moves Michigan State’s roster ranking down about 5 spots according to the Roster Outlook tool at

RT @jeffborzello: Coach’s challenges — at any point in the game — are coming to college basketball. And, more importantly, “Officials cann….

A new "Roster Outlook" tool is up at . You can input any set of players to see how that roster would typically rank in the preseason. Here are the outlooks for one team from each of the major conferences ⤵️.

An incredible FREE resource for NBA and draft stats. The visualizations are so clean.

This is all contingent on Quaintance recovering well from his ACL injury of course, but if healthy I think JQ might be good enough to be a first-team all defensive guy in college basketball.

RT @mikemillerF68: Here’s the full view of the Way Too Early Top 25s. 17 teams appear in each ranking.

Texas A&M is the only team to sign 5 players in the transfer portal all inside the top 100 at Miami and Michigan are the only other teams with 4+. Mackenzie Mgbako, Pop Isaacs, Rashaun Agee, Federiko Federiko, and Rylan Griffen are all top 100:

With NC State getting Darrion Williams, the top rated player in the portal at Will Wade now has the 3rd best incoming transfer class in the entire country.

With the addition of Boogie Fland, Florida's incoming transfer class is the 3rd best in the country at The Gators are also top 3 in Overall Transfer Activity, which accounts for both additions and subtractions. The champs are reloading.

I need to clarify two things that should have been even more obvious at the top of the tweet: . 1. This is just for spending on INCOMING TRANSFERS .2. This is NOT what I personally think each school has actually spent based on intel. This is a sum of the market value of each of.

I need to clarify two things that should have been even more obvious at the top of the tweet:. 1. This is just for spending on INCOMING TRANSFERS.2. This is NOT what I personally think each school has actually spent based on intel. This is a sum of the market value of each of the.

Updated: Here are the CBB programs that are "estimated" to have spent the most NIL money on incoming transfers this offseason:. Indiana 10.1 million.USC 9.9m.Iowa 9.0m.Michigan 8.9m.Kentucky 8.8m.St. John's 8.4m.Baylor 8.1m.Miami 8.1m.Virginia 7.9m.Texas A&M 7.6m. These are.

In 2025, more than half of the best mid-major players in the country were guys who were originally recruited by that team out of high school and stayed for multiple years. Schools that are able to keep and develop their players continue to find success.

Here are the teams this offseason that are bringing in the highest quality transfers on average, per Getting quality in the transfer portal matters just as much as quantity.

The best transfers to the mid-major level have often been high-major players transferring down who were underutilized at their previous stop. You can read more from my study below.

Mid-majors are struggling more than ever to find sustainable success year-over-year. In the modern NIL era, how can these programs keep up?. I conducted a study to find the best roster construction strategies for mid-majors. Here are the results ⤵️.

Jai Lucas has done some great work in the transfer portal for Miami. They have the 6th best incoming transfer class right now at #1 in the ACC. That includes 4 top-75 transfers in Tre Donaldson, Tru Washington, Malik Reneau, and Ernest Udeh.