The 2025-26 college basketball season is officially in the books, and the action is already heating up off the court. The NCAA transfer portal opened this Tuesday, April 1st, kicking off a crucial period for programs looking to rebuild and reload. Teams have until April 21st to scout this new pool of talent, setting the stage for the 2026-27 campaign.

The season concluded with a thrilling national championship game, where Michigan edged out UConn, 69-63. For the Tennessee Volunteers, their impressive run ended in the Elite Eight on March 29th with a loss to those eventual champion Wolverines. Despite the finish, it was another successful year in Knoxville under head coach Rick Barnes, marking the program's third consecutive Elite Eight appearance and fourth straight trip to the Sweet 16.

Reflecting on the team's consistency, Barnes expressed pride in his group after their Sweet 16 victory over Iowa State, stating, "One, very humbled by it. Certainly proud of our basketball team. They worked really hard." The Vols wrapped the season with a 25-12 overall record, going 11-7 in a competitive SEC.

Now, all eyes turn to the portal as Tennessee looks to retool. The coming weeks will be pivotal for shaping next season's roster. Stay locked in here for the latest updates on all incoming and outgoing transfers for Volunteer basketball.