Baylor basketball is being hit with a tough blow in the transfer portal a day after the team was eliminated by Duke in the NCAA Tournament

Duke will roll out its most common bunch (24-1 this season as the starting five): graduate guard Sion James, junior guard Tyrese Proctor, freshman forward Cooper Flagg, and freshman center Khaman Maluach. The Blue Devils' lone loss with these starters came on the road at the hands of Clemson in early February.

A guard who spent one season with the University of Wisconsin men's basketball team has entered the transfer portal again. Polzin: New Wisconsin women's basketball hire arrives with career arrow pointing down Junior Camren Hunter has entered the transfer portal,

Ohio State guard Meechie Johnson Jr. has entered the transfer portal for the third time and will leave the program.

Hours before Rutgers defeated Charleston in the WNIT’s Super 16 on Thursday night, news broke about star freshman Kiyomi McMiller’s decision to enter the transfer portal. In the postgame press conference,

Bradley sophomore forward Almar Atlason left the team Friday, opting to enter the NCAA basketball transfer portal.

The UNC basketball program is in big need of an experienced center. How about Noah Williamson, Bucknell's 7-foot center and Patriot League POTY?

Iowa hosted former Arizona guard Jada Williams on a Friday visit. The 5-foot-8 guard was a 2024 Pac-12 All-Freshman Team selection and she led the Wildcats in scoring this past season. Williams averaged 12.

Ryan Conwell, a third-team All-Big East selection who averaged 16.5 points per game this season, is the fifth Xavier player to enter the portal.

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The Sweet 16 further confirmed the trend of this men’s NCAA Tournament: The higher seeds are dominating the proceedings. Dramatic, last-second losses by 10-seed Arkansas and 6-seed Ole Miss were the closest we got to having “surprise” entries into the Elite Eight.

Tom Izzo and Michigan State basketball advance to the Elite Eight of March Madness after defeating Ole Miss, 73-70, Friday in the Sweet Sixteen.

The Spartans once again overcame a double-digit deficit to knock off Ole Miss in the Sweet 16 on Friday night. Michigan State didn't get its first lead of the game until midway through the second half,

The Michigan State Spartans look to keep their March Madness run alive and improve to the Elite Eight on Friday as they go head-to-head with the No. 6-seeded Ole Miss Rebels. The Spartans bounced back from an early exit from the Big Ten Tournament,

It was a hard fought battle between the Spartans and Rebels, and Ole Miss gave everything the Spartans could handle. In the end, though, Michigan State's team persevered and willed themselves to a victory,

Tom Izzo and the No. 2 seed Michigan State Spartans kept their season alive on Friday night, advancing to the South Region final. Playing in Atlanta, Ga., the middle of SEC country, Michigan State was able to knock off No.

The first of today’s Sweet 16 matchups will be between No. 2 Michigan State and No. 6 Ole Miss. The Michigan State Spartans defeated the Bryant Bulldogs in the first round and the New Mexico Lobos in the second round to reach the Sweet 16.

In the first game tonight the highest remaining Big Ten team Michigan State will face off against Ole Miss down south in Atlanta. The Spartans have had slow starts in both games this tournament and will need to clean that up against a SEC foe playing much closer to home.