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Is there a transfer portal for college basketball? ›

Graduate Transfers In The Portal

The graduate transfer rule allows basketball players to transfer institutions without a redshirt year as long as they completed a bachelor's degree before leaving their institution and have eligibility remaining on their five-year clock.

How do you view which athletes are in the transfer portal? The transfer portal is not public, it is only administrators and coaches for NCAA schools that have access to it. The moment any player enters his or her name on the portal it becomes viewable by coaches from different schools.

Following its loss to N.C. State in the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament and before the May 1 deadline, Duke basketball had seven players — Jeremy Roach, Mark Mitchell, Sean Stewart, TJ Power, Jaylen Blakes, Christian Reeves and Jaden Schutt — enter the transfer portal.

‍ Entering the Transfer Portal may impact your current scholarship as early as the next term, even if you do not end up transferring out. ‍Scholarships do not always transfer across schools.

The NCAA Transfer Portal is only accessible to NCAA Division I (DI), Division II (DII), and Division III (DIII) coaches and administrators. NAIA and two-year colleges do not have access to the NCAA Transfer Portal. For college student-athletes, deciding to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal can be a game-changer.

The compliance office can use the pdf feature to provide a transfer tracer to a coach. Coaches DO NOT have access to the MY TRANSFERS tab; therefore, they cannot see any of their institution's student-athletes entered in the transfer portal.

While it is a violation to speak to a coach from a different school before entering the NCAA Transfer Portal, you are permitted to speak to student-athletes and alumni at any time to gain a better understanding of the prospective program.

Undergraduate athletes can enter the portal and test the waters for however long the window is open for in their particular sport. For example, in college basketball, athletes have a 44-day window (March 18 to May 1) to enter the portal and select another school.

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The Blue Devils have lost seven players to the transfer portal: Jeremy Roach, Mark Mitchell, TJ Power, Jaylen Blakes, Christian Reeves, Jaden Schutt, and Stewart. Duke stars Kyle Filipowski and Jared McCain declared for the 2024 NBA Draft earlier this month.

Duke will also have 6-11 center Patrick Ngongba, 6-6 forward Isaiah Evans, 6-5 forward Kon Kueppel and 6-5 forward Darren Harris joining next season's team as freshmen. The only two returning players from last season will be starting guards Tyrese Proctor and Caleb Foster.

Former Duke men's basketball guard Jaylen Blakes has committed to Stanford, according to a press release by the university on Friday. Blakes is the first graduate transfer during Kyle Smith's tenure on the Farm. What is this? “Adding Jaylen Blakes to our team enhances us on many levels.

Coaches are prohibited from sharing transfer portal information or access to the portal outside of the NCAA membership. DO COACHES SEE THE STUDENT-ATHLETE STATUS? YES, coaches will know if they can contact the student-athlete by viewing the student-athlete status.

There isn't even a website where an athlete who wants out can log on. Instead, an NCAA spokesman said, an athlete who wants to enter the portal asks a university compliance administrator to submit their name. Once the request is made, the school has two business days to submit the information to the NCAA.

It is an almost impossible situation as some college program or the other is likely to be interested. Yet, if a player were to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal and no team picks him up, he would not be playing that season. That does not mean he cannot go to school as they can transfer to be just a full-time student.

NCAA Division III Facts

Division III schools do not offer athletic scholarships but some schools do offer academic scholarships and most offer financial aid. Not all Division III schools use the transfer portal. You will need to communicate with that school's compliance office to see what their transfer method is.