The spring deadline for players to enter college basketball's transfer portal and be eligible for the 2024-25 season arrived at 11:59 p.m. Eastern on Wednesday night, marking the end of a chaotic six-week period in the sport.

Although he had quite a few players enter the transfer portal or graduate from the program, Ohio State Buckeyes men's basketball coach Jake Diebler brought in several new names from the portal itself, as well as through recruiting. According to 247Sports, Ohio State stands at No. 16 in the transfer portal rankings.

UConn is considered one of the big winners of the offseason so far, but plenty of other Big East teams have seen major shakeups. Here’s a look at some of the important moves made this

As the transfer portal closed for college basketball players on Wednesday night, the best news for Gonzaga fans was no news at all.

The Gophers men’s basketball team gained two players and lost one via the NCAA transfer portal on Wednesday, but beside simple math, it’s hard to see how the U roster got better this week or over the past six weeks.

After a thrilling run to the Elite Eight last season, the Oregon State women's basketball program has been decimated by outgoing transfers.

Purdue has not yet added a player in the transfer portal, though it did lose a big piece with Mason Gillis transferring to Duke. Tony Bennett and Virginia haven’t added a transfer portal piece yet, and Tom Izzo and Michigan State finally broke a long transfer drought by making Frankie Fiddler their lone addition.

Florida cracks the top 25 in 247Sports’ transfer portal rankings but did not land as high as one might expect. Still, a solid showing once again for Todd Golden.

Thousands of players entered the NCAA transfer portal in men's and women's basketball. The St. Joe's women's team, however, didn't lose a player to the portal. Here's how Big 5 teams were impacted.