The transfer portal is set to open on Tuesday, April 7, and will remain accessible until Monday, April 21, giving college athletes a window to explore new opportunities. For grad transfers, the portal is open year-round, providing them with more flexibility to make their moves.
As the portal gears up, we're keeping a close eye on Big Ten scholarship players who decide to test the waters. Here's a breakdown of the current activity by school:
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan, Michigan State, Nebraska, Ohio State, Penn State, Purdue, Rutgers, UCLA, USC, Washington, Wisconsin
- As of March 23, no players from these schools have entered the portal.
Minnesota
- B.J.
Omot
- Nehemiah Turner
Northwestern
- Cade Bennerman
Oregon
- Kwame Evans Jr.
As commitments are made and players find new homes, we'll keep updating this list. It's a dynamic time for college sports, with the transfer portal offering athletes a chance to seek new challenges and opportunities.
Whether they're looking for more playing time, a better fit, or simply a change of scenery, the portal is their gateway to the next chapter in their athletic careers. Stay tuned as we track these moves and their potential impact on teams across the Big Ten.