STARKVILLE — Mississippi State women's basketball starting center Madina Okot has entered the transfer portal, a team spokesperson told the Clarion Ledger on Friday. It's a big loss for the Bulldogs and coach Sam Purcell, who are now slated to lose their top four scorers from this season's team that reached the NCAA tournament second round.

The Clemson Tigers women’s basketball team landed one of the most prolific scorers in the Southern Conference for next season.

The transfer portal opened March 25 and will remain open until April 23, meaning that college basketball’s version of free agency is live.

Now, it appears that Di Pasquo has found his new home, staying in the Big Ten Conference. Di Pasquo has made his commitment to join the Minnesota Golden Gophers. In two seasons with MSU, he played in 11 games,

Tre Donaldson is heading back to his home state of Florida. The former Michigan starting point guard is transferring to Miami (Fla.) for his senior season. He announced his commitment to the Hurricanes on Thursday in an Instagram post.

Here is a tracker on four programs in the state on who they've added from the transfer portal, and who enters in women's basketball: Oklahoma State. Kennedy Evans, 5-10, G, Fr. (0

Kansas State basketball suffers its first transfer portal loss of the current recruitig cycle in an athletic but seldom-used forward.

South Alabama linebacker Gavin Forsha has entered the NCAA transfer portal, he announced on Thursday. Forsha, a fifth-year senior with one year of eligibility remaining, played in seven games and started five for the Jaguars in 2024 prior to suffering a season-ending knee injury.

Iowa men's basketball forward Seydou Traore is entering the transfer portal following the departure of Hawkeyes head coach Fran McCaffery.