Key adds, significant losses, complete overhauls: grading the 2024 transfer

Jeff Borzello, ESPN

• Staff WriterJun 19, 2024, 09:30 AM ET Close Basketball recruiting insider.
• Signed up with ESPN in 2014.
• Graduate of University of Delaware.The males’s basketball transfer window

  opened more than 3 months back and closed more than six weeks ago– but we’re lastly nearing the end of the portal season. Following Coleman Hawkins ‘dedication to Kansas State, simply one player in the leading 100 of ESPN’s transfer rankings remains uncommitted. All eyes are on Arthur Kaluma.Editor’s Picks 2 Related It was the busiest transfer window we’ve seen given that the portal was presented, with more than 2,000 players entering with the intent to change schools. According to EvanMiya.com’s transfer database, 3 groups– Louisville, USC and DePaul– signed at least 11 transfers, while 16 programs saw a minimum of 10 players get in the portal.While there are still uncommitted players and hiring classes will not be 100 %total up until deep into the summertime, there’s now ample information to determine which programs came out of this transfer season with an improved lineup, and which programs saw an exodus of skill leave through the portal.We’ve broken more than 50 transfer classes into four categories: big winners, programs that dealt with overall rebuilds, groups that required simply one or two pieces to complete their rosters, and the teams that lost more talent than it acquired by means of the website. Big winners Stanford’s Kanaan Carlyle is joining the contingent of Pac-12 players headed to Indiana, including Washington State’s Myles Rice. Larry Placido/Icon Sportswire Kansas Jayhawks: Bill Self didn’t lose anybody to the portal yet refilled in a dramatic way via the transfer market. He landed top-five transfer AJ Storr(Wisconsin)and two more top-25 transfers in Rylan Griffen (Alabama)and Zeke Mayo( South Dakota State ). Mississippi State transfer Shakeel Moore is also a tested high-major rotation player.