It's offseason time for Clemson basketball after its early exit in the NCAA tournament. Clemson coach Brad Brownell has used the transfer portal, which opened March 24, effectively throughout his 15-year tenure as the Tigers struggled to land elite high school talent.

Nick Davidson averaged 15.8 points and 6.5 rebounds as a junior at Nevada. He is reportedly Clemson basketball's first incoming transfer in 2025.

Nevada rising senior Nick Davidson has made a portal pledge to the Tigers. He becomes the first transfer that Brad Brownell has been able to lure this cycle

Missouri quarterback Drew Pyne is entering the transfer portal as a grad transfer, several reports said Tuesday.

For the second time in his career, Pharrel Payne entered his name in the transfer portal on Wednesday after just one season with the Aggies following the departure of Buzz Williams to Maryland.

Chauncey Wiggins has decided on his next destination, opting to stay in the ACC as he transfers to Florida State to play under new head coach Luke Loucks. Wiggins, who entered the portal last week, spent three seasons at Clemson,

Clemson beat out some notable power conference programs to land the 2025 All-Mountain West Second Team selection. Davidson’s other top finalists after entering the portal were Virginia, Washington, Texas and Notre Dame,

LSU guard Last-Tear Poa (13) waves to the fans while walking off the court following the win over Florida State in the NCAA Tournament second round game on Monday, March 24, 2025

The first major transfer from Texas A&M after the Buzz departure is star forward Pharrel Payne, who entered his name with a “do not contact” tag.