The confetti has barely settled in Cleveland after UCLA's national championship victory, but in women's college basketball, there's no offseason. The transfer portal is officially open, and the next 15 days will reshape rosters across the country. With a new NCAA rule moving the window to start the day after the title game, the race to secure top talent is already heating up. Here’s an early look at some of the most impactful players who could be changing uniforms, setting the stage for a dramatic roster shuffle.

At the very top of every coach's wish list is Iowa State center Audi Crooks. The 6-foot-3 star is the undisputed prize of the portal so far, coming off a sensational All-American season where she averaged a staggering 25.8 points and 7.7 rebounds per game. Her dominant low-post scoring and efficiency make her a program-changing addition for any contender looking to bolster their frontcourt.

Another game-changer seeking a new home is Florida guard Aliyah McGill. A dynamic, do-it-all playmaker, McGill stuffed the stat sheet with 22.5 points, 6.3 assists, and 2.6 steals per game. Despite her individual brilliance, Florida's coaching change and absence from the NCAA Tournament have prompted her to enter the portal, where her scoring punch and elite athleticism will be in high demand.

Tennessee's loss could be another program's gain with the departure of guard Jewel Spear. A proven scorer and All-SEC performer, Spear brings a polished offensive game and veteran experience to the wing. Her ability to create her own shot and contribute on both ends makes her an immediate impact transfer for a team with championship aspirations.