Xavier Handy-Hamilton

3 weeks ago | cbssports.com | Dushawn London |Brandon Clay |Xavier Handy-Hamilton

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.

3 weeks ago | cbssports.com | Brandon Clay |Xavier Handy-Hamilton

The women's college basketball transfer portal has been absolute insanity. Between the mass exoduses from championship-caliber teams (looking at you Notre Dame), star players looking for new homes and other movement, it's been hard to keep up with all of the talented players who have dipped into the portal.

1 month ago | cbssports.com | Brandon Clay |Xavier Handy-Hamilton

The women's basketball transfer portal is filled to the brim with talent. Players from across the nation are hopping into the portal in hopes of finding new homes to showcase their skills. This prompted 247Sports director of women's basketball scouting Brandon Clay to sort through these names and highlight the best players in the transfer portal by position. First, Clay notes the best overall players by position, regardless of class.

1 month ago | cbssports.com | Brandon Clay |Xavier Handy-Hamilton

With the 2024-25 women's college basketball season complete, the game of musical chairs also known as the offseason has begun. A host of talented players are in the transfer portal looking for new homes on a list ranging from superstars to coveted sleepers. As a result, 247Sports director of women's basketball Brandon Clay took a shot at ranking the top-20 prospects in the transfer portal.

1 month ago | cbssports.com | Xavier Handy-Hamilton

Former Notre Dame star and highly touted transfer Olivia Miles committed to TCU on Tuesday, sources confirm to CBS Sports and 247Sports. Miles made headlines at end of the college basketball season when she elected to forgo this year's WNBA draft -- where she was projected to be the No. 2 overall pick -- to return to school. However, instead of staying with the Irish, Miles hopped into the transfer portal in hopes of finding a new home. Miles' unprecedented move cut deep for the Irish.