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Portal winners and losers
Which teams have done well in the transfer portal thus far, and which teams have work to do? Some takes. Plus: The last group of portal entrants trickled in on Wednesday, while St. John's added another defender, Rutgers and North Carolina had players go pro and the House v. NCAA settlement may be in jeopardy.
About those Way Too Early Top 25s ...
Projections for next season already taking hits due to the transfer portal. Welcome to the new reality. Plus: Another NPOY contender announces his return to school, Arizona gets back three key players, UConn bolsters its backcourt, the coaching carousel slows way down, and much more.
Portal madne$$
Expect a dozen or more programs to pay more than $10 million in NIL packages for their rosters next season. And it's not just on star players. Plus, Texas Tech's building a title contender, N.C. State and Michigan add key pieces, while Kentucky and Arizona get big men back in the fold.
An unstoppable force vs. immovable object
Houston features the sport's best defense. Florida's offense is similarly potent, and led by Walter Clayton Jr.'s incredible tourney run. We dive into what how the coaches are preparing for tonight's title game, add some expert analysis, and everything else you should know. Plus, the latest from the transfer porta
Final Four's only good vibes
The "greatest Final Four ever" means we're likely headed for awesome games where there isn't pressure because nobody's an underdog. Plus, essential reading ahead of tipoff, Cooper Flagg's award run, Texas A&M hires a new coach, and all the transfer portal activity to know from Friday.
March Madness moved to the portal
Monday brought a flurry of new entrants into the portal, including some conference POYs, while some programs already landed some impact players for 2025-26. We break it all down, plus dive into the ages of the Final Four teams, the inaugural Crown tournament, and much more.
