
Winners, losers of women’s college basketball transfer portal so far
Arizona State and Oklahoma State look like big winners of women's basketball's transfer portal season. Texas is among the losers.
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Arizona State and Oklahoma State look like big winners of women's basketball's transfer portal season. Texas is among the losers.

The idea of releasing a top 25 the day after the national championship game is always fraught, but especially so this year, since the transfer portal had yet to open when the order was decided. The moment those rankings were published, the entire exercise went up in flames. Texas, the No. 1 team two

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Highland Community College names Devin Kastrup as its new men’s basketball coach, pending board approval, as the Cougars look ahead to 2026.

The sixth transfer in six days to commit to the Dayton Flyers played his best basketball at the end of his freshman season at Marshall University. Landen Joseph, a 6-foot-2 guard nicknamed “Dunk,” replaced junior guard Caleb Hollenbeck in the starting lineup on Feb. 16. “We made the lineup change be

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