The transfer portal activity in men’s college basketball continues to heat up as June approaches. With school years wrapping up, the scramble intensifies for players seeking new homes.
There are still several big-name transfers who have yet to decide where they will play next season, either in college or in the NBA. RJ Luis entered the portal early on, but still could remain in the NBA draft.
NC State basketball landed its first major splash addition under Will Wade via Texas Tech. And Wade is luring in this college basketball transfer portal addition after withdrawing from the NBA Draft.
How many of the men's college basketball players to be named the Associated Press' Player of the Year since the 1999-2000 season can you name in five minutes?
Could BYU pull off one of the biggest transfer portal wins of the offseason? The buzz is back in Provo, and this time, it’s surrounding one of the most electric names still on the board: Darrion Williams.
The 2025 NBA Draft is right around the corner, with around a month left until the event. As the draft continues to creep closer, so does the deadline for players who still have collegiate eligibility to withdraw from the cycle and return to school.
All eyes are on Darrion Williams in Lawrence, Kansas, after the former Texas Tech star withdrew from the 2025 NBA Draft to return to college. As he looks for a new school to finish his college career with, the Jayhawks remain firmly in the mix with a recent update.
The college basketball transfer portal retained one of its marquee names with Darrion Williams reportedly withdrawing from the NBA draft. After earning First Team All-Big 12 honors as a junior at Texas Tech, Williams was one of several players who tested the NBA draft waters while remaining in the NCAA transfer portal.
The 22-year-old wing, who spent the past two seasons at Texas Tech following a freshman year at Nevada, is currently in the transfer portal for his senior season.
The Kansas Jayhawks have been quiet in the transfer portal for the past few weeks, but that is partially because they have yet to learn the status of a leading target.
The transfer portal is closed around college basketball for players to enter. Ohio State lost five players with no real surprises coming about. C Austin Parks, C Aaron Bradshaw, F Evan Mahaffey, F Sean Stewart, and G Meechie Johnson Jr.
Texas Tech head coach Grant McCasland knew he would have to replace most of his starting unit from this season’s Elite Eight squad. But he was probably hoping for stability after such a strong run, bringing in six newcomers last season.
In the fast-moving world of college sports, few moments are as thrilling as a buzzer-beater in March Madness. But for Texas Tech’s Darrion Williams, that excitement turned into something even sweeter: an NIL deal with Buffalo Wild Wings.
SAN FRANCISCO-- Texas Tech's Darrion Williams, JT Toppin and Chance McMillan truly believed the Red Raiders would defeat the Florida Gators in Saturday's Elite Eight.
The world of name, image and likeness deals move fast, especially when it comes to March Madness. On Thursday night, Texas Tech Red Raiders guard Darrion Williams had a huge game.
As the Texas Tech Red Raiders spent the majority of the 2nd half of Thursday night’s Sweet Sixteen matchup with the Arkansas Razorbacks chipping away at a double-digit deficit, 2nd-year head coach Grant McCasland continued to preach one defiant message to his team.
Arkansas had things well under control against Texas Tech during Thursday night's Sweet 16 game until it didn't. Arkansas had a 16-point lead at one point and was on its way to a win before blowing it in the second half.
Texas Tech’s comeback win over Arkansas on Thursday night had the Red Raiders’ players so hyped that one of them dropped a curse word during his postgame interview.
SAN FRANCISCO --Darrion Williams scored on a driving layup with seven seconds left in overtime, putting the best possible finish on a rough individual night and lifting Texas Tech to an 85-83 victory over Arkansas on Thursday in an NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 contest.
Texas Tech was down by double digits multiple times in the second half of Thursday's Sweet 16 matchup against Arkansas, but the Red Raiders made the big plays when it counted.
No. 10 seed in the West Region Arkansas Razorbacks (22-13) will take on No. 3 seed Texas Tech Red Raiders (27-8) in the Sweet 16 of the 2025 NCAA Tournament.
Darrion Williams scored 28 points and JT Toppin added 25 points and 12 rebounds to help third-seeded Texas Tech post a 77-64 victory over 11th-seeded Drake on Saturday in West Region second-round play at Wichita, Kan.
Darrion Williams led a balanced attack by scoring 19 points with nine assists to help lift Texas Tech to a 93-65 road win over Utah on Saturday in Salt Lake City.
Texas Tech has looked like a very strong and well-rounded team so far this season, and one of the biggest reasons for this is the versatile play of junior wing Darrion Williams.
After a last-second shot by Darrion Williams rimmed out as time expired, the Texas Tech Red Raiders fell 78-77 to the Saint Joseph's Hawks at the UKG Legends Classic at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. Tech (4-1) now prepares for Syracuse (3-1) at 6 p.m.