Quote from: Mike_e on Yesterday at 01:13:16 pmIt will be interesting to see if after the 2Big start paying players directly if ATR (All The Rest) will wise up and put a two season clause into their player contracts.

Things will settle out but it will seem alien for a while.

QuoteThe picture of what college basketball will look like in 2024-25 is starting to gain clarity, with several top transfers finding new homes after the portal closed. Plenty of other transfer decisions and late movement on the recruiting trail will continue to shape future way-too-early Top 25 updates.

1. Alabama
Key returns: Mark Sears, Grant Nelson, Latrell Wrightsell, Jarin Stevenson
Key additions: Derrion Reid, Aidan Sherrell, Houston Mallette, Chris Youngblood, Naas Cunningham, Aden Holloway, Labaron Philon, Clifford Omoruyi
Key departures: Aaron Estrada, Rylan Griffen, Nick Pringle, Sam Walters

Alabama made big headlines once again this week by adding former Rutgers center Clifford Omoruyi to the starting lineup. The Crimson Tide is now talented and deep at every positions with only two NBA Draft decisions left.

9. Auburn
Key returns: Johni Broome, Chad Baker-Mazara, Denver Jones, Dylan Cardwell
Key additions: Tahaad Pettiford, JP Pegues
Key departures: Jaylin Williams, Aden Holloway, KD Johnson, Tre Donaldson

Auburn got a transfer portal commitment from JP Pegues, adding to their collection of backcourt talent heading into next season beside Tahaad Pettiford. The Tigers remain in a close race for the final spots inside the Top 10 of the way-too-early rankings.


12. Texas
Key returns: Kadin Shedrick, Chendall Weaver
Key additions: Tre Johnson, Tramon Mark, Julian Larry, Jayson Kent, Jordan Pope
Key departures: Max Abmas, Dylan Disu, Tyrese Hunter, Dillon Mitchell

17. Florida
Key returns: Walter Clayton, Will Richard, Alex Condon, Micah Handlogten
Key additions: Sam Alexis, Rueben Chinyelu, Alijah Martin
Key departures: Zyon Pullin, Riley Kugel, Tyrese Samuel

20. Tennessee
Key returns: Zakai Zeigler, Jordan Gainey
Key additions: Darlinstone Dubar, Felix Okpara, Igor Milicic
Key departures: Dalton Knecht, Santiago Vescovi, Josiah-Jordan James, Jonas Aidoo, Tobe Awaka

22. A&M
Key returns: Wade Taylor, Andersson Garcia, Henry Coleman, Solomon Washington, Jace Carter, Manny Obaseki, Hayden Hefner
Key additions: CJ Wilcher, Pharrel Payne, Zhuric Phelps
Key departures: Tyrece Radford

24. Ole Miss
Key returns: Matthew Murrell, Jaemyn Brakefield, Jaylen Murray, TJ Caldwell
Key additions: John Bol, Mikeal Brown-Jones, Malik Dia, Davon Barnes, Dre Davis, Sean Pedulla
Key departures: Allen Flanigan


Miami transfer Norchad Omier commits to Baylor

Quote from: thebignasty on Today at 09:01:54 amI'm a little surprised Kentucky jumped us, but I get it, they just beat us head to head and their cans would be squalling if they jumped to one spot behind us in the polls lol.

Quote from: donnie on Today at 08:58:03 amKentucky jumping 4 spots (and above Arkansas) for a 2-1 home series win against a top 10 team and Arkansas dropping 3 spots for an away series 1-2 loss against a top 10 team in D1Baseball's top 25.

Makes perfect sense!

Quote from: onebadrubi on Yesterday at 07:40:53 pmAdd holt riding pine so much

Quote from: kennymayne on Today at 08:59:03 amNone of those on his list have signed.

Quote from: Boarmonger on Today at 08:55:52 amExcept you have missed Johnelle Davis on your list and I assumed (wrongly) that's who you were referring to.  I am a little confused because you have such a mix of signees and "wish list" and you don't have all the signees listed.  It's a little confusing.

Quote from: ucahogfan on Today at 08:35:33 amSo we dropped to #5 in the D1 poll as Tennessee takes over #1 followed by Clemson, TAMU and Kentucky.  I can understand putting Kentucky over us since they just took a weekend series from us, but TAMU has a MUCH worse weekend loss than us and we both have the same weekend record, but their two series losses are significantly worse than ours.  I would argue they should have dropped to #5 over us.  Kentucky has back to back series losses before this weekend.  I still think we should have been a top 3 team as our two series losses are against teams competing to host on the road.