If you weren't paying attention to college basketball in the offseason, we understand. A lot has happened since March Madness gave way to the Final Four and Florida raised the national title trophy.
But the cost of blocking out the open-range offseason is a get-to-know-you window for fans who missed the more than 2,320 men's basketball players entered the transfer portal in 2025.
We filtered down the thousands of movers to this list of 10 high-impact transfers who'll be in new uniforms when the season begins Monday.
P.J Haggerty (Kansas St.)
2024 - 25 with Memphis: 21.7 ppg
AAC Player of the Year
Haggerty spent two full seasons making his mark in the American Athletic Conference (AAC), and prepares to transition back to the Big 12. He spent his freshman redshirt season at TCU.
The unanimous AAC freshman of the year has been able to improve in all facets after starting full seasons at Tulsa and Memphis, most notably his points-per-game increasing every year of his collegiate career.
Haggerty ranked third in the nation last season at 21.7 points per game with the Tigers, alongside an average 48.5 field goal percentage over his last two seasons. Coming off being named second-team All-American last season, Haggerty should have no problem adapting to Big 12 play.
Haggerty will fill the shoes of fellow transfer guards Dug McDaniel and Brandon Hausen, who both found new homes in the transfer portal as well. Two makes one, as Haggerty will likely play the primary scorer role for the Wildcats.