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Winners, losers and a sleeper: How the transfer portal shuffled the women's basketball landscape
The women's college basketball transfer portal officially closed this week, capping off a frenzied stretch of roster reshuffling, surprise commitments and program-altering moves. Now that the dust has settled, the impact is starting to come into focus — some teams emerged as clear winners, while others failed to capitalize.
What's next for the LSU women? A look at transfer-portal moves Kim Mulkey can still make
They can build a roster around the two stars they’re retaining (Flau’jae Johnson and Mikaylah Williams), the four freshmen they’re enrolling (Grace Knox, ZaKiyah Johnson, Divine Bourrage and Bella Hines), and the two transfers they’re already adding (Kate Koval and Amiya Joyner).
Laila Phelia spent the first three years of her collegiate career at Michigan. Last April, she decided to transfer to Texas.
Jersey Wolfenbarger, F, Sr. — Wolfenbarger's decision to transfer left LSU without a single returning frontcourt player from ...
The Michigan State women's basketball program has signed a third new addition from the transfer portal. The Spartans ...
Kim Mulkey and the LSU Tigers continue reconstructing the roster in Baton Rouge ahead of a critical 2025-26 season for the ...
LSU women's basketball is reportedly close to landing one of the transfer portal's top players from a heated SEC rival.
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