The college basketball transfer portal is open! Here are the most notable players in the portal and where they're going to play next season.

Xavier Booker, Jamar Brown and Steven Jamerson II join Donovan Dent in transferring to Westwood while 7-foot-3 center Aday Mara leaves for Michigan.

UCLA women’s basketball forward Janiah Barker and guard Londynn Jone have entered the NCAA transfer portal, joining the entire freshman class of Bruins women’s basketball in what marks a significant offseason shake-up for the team.

On Friday, guard Cade Tyson entered the transfer portal and will be looking for a new home. He committed to North Carolina a year ago after spending two seasons at Belmont. Tyson was considered one of the top shooters in the portal last off-season but never got going for the Tar Heels.

Since the end of the college basketball season, all but one return-eligible N.C. State men’s basketball player have entered the transfer portal as new coach Will Wade reshapes the Wolfpack roster.

The spring transfer portal window opens on April 16 and Purdue football already has one player announcing he'll enter. Rush end Logan Jellison posted on his social media accounts Thursday night he'll enter the portal with four years of eligibility remaining.

Michigan basketball started getting predictions that it would add to its transfer portal haul, and on Friday, that came to fruition for the maize and blue. UCLA center Aday Mara, the 7-foot-3 behemoth from Spain who's coming off of his second year in college,

The Iowa Hawkeyes are living in the transfer portal to construct their roster for next year. That roster will feature a top addition nationally.

The NCAA men’s basketball transfer portal was busy in recent days as Butler and Ball State landed players and former Purdue and Indiana players landed with new teams. • Former Pepperdine and Gonzaga player Michael Ajayi on Monday committed to Butler for his final season of eligibility.