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Mark Mitchell, an All‑SEC forward from Missouri, is set to strengthen Kentucky’s lineup for the 2026‑27 season. With his scoring, playmaking and defensive versatility, the Wildcats aim to climb into the national top ten, pending his NCAA clearance.
After a mass exodus via the transfer portal, LSU’s basketball program hinges on a handful of returning players and a late commitment that may not fill the gaps before practice begins.
Will Wade's departure from NC State sparked controversy, and his first season at LSU is already hampered by a dangerously thin roster.
LSU's upcoming roster combines international players, transfers and a high‑school commit, creating a unique mix of experience and versatility while raising questions about depth.
Will Wade’s aggressive roster overhaul blends transfers, international prospects and waiver candidates, creating a uniquely eclectic LSU squad that could reshape the SEC.
Coach Will Wade confirmed the signing of forward Mouhamed Dioubate, a Queens native and SEC veteran, who will join LSU for the 2026‑27 season, adding experience and versatility to the roster.
A look at how elite and emerging coaches are leveraging the transfer portal to build competitive teams, the successes they’ve achieved, and the hurdles that still loom.
LSU’s head coach Will Wade has re‑entered the college scene after a brief stint at NC State, assembling a squad that blends overseas talent with former G‑League prospects. Insider Jeff Goodman has publicly warned that the move threatens the spirit of the game.
Milan Momcilovic, the nation's leading 3‑point shooter, has chosen Kentucky over other suitors, signaling a major shift in the transfer portal.
Despite overtures from LSU and Duke, Allen Graves has decided to keep his name in the NBA draft, citing financial incentives and a strong evaluation from the Oklahoma City Thunder.
After pulling out of the NBA draft, Malachi Moreno will suit up for Kentucky again in 2026‑27, giving the program a rare home‑grown talent and a boost heading into a pivotal season.
LSU Tigers Men's Basketball has secured the commitment of Brice Dessert, a 23‑year‑old French forward who brings a blend of size, defensive versatility and international experience to the program.
Brice Dessert, a 23‑year‑old French forward, has committed to LSU Tigers Men's Basketball, bringing a 6‑11 frame, EuroLeague pedigree and a proven scoring record to the program.
LSU’s men’s basketball program has added Croatian prospect Michael Ruzic, a 19‑year‑old who averaged 6.5 points and 3.8 rebounds for Joventut in Spain’s Liga Endesa, to a class that already features transfers and other international signees
The Tigers add a versatile big man with strong shooting percentages and professional experience from Spain’s Liga Endesa.
Prominent analyst Jeff Goodman decries the new era of older international professionals joining NCAA programs, arguing it undermines the sport’s integrity.
After returning to LSU following a 2022 dismissal, coach Will Wade has assembled a roster heavy with transfers and overseas talent, drawing sharp criticism from veteran basketball analysts.
RJ Luis has committed to LSU for the 2026‑27 season, but his eligibility remains in doubt after signing an NBA contract. The NCAA’s stance, coupled with recent legal rulings on similar cases, casts uncertainty over his debut with the Tigers.
LSU adds former All‑American RJ Luis Jr. to its roster, hoping the former G League player can translate his college brilliance into SEC dominance.
LSU adds guard Austin Nunez to its roster for the 2026‑27 campaign, bolstering depth and defensive intensity with a proven track record across multiple programs.
LSU secures veteran guard Yam Madar, a 25‑year‑old Israeli with NBA Draft experience, in a $5 million deal that underscores the program’s push for battle‑tested talent.
LSU announced the addition of Austin Nunez, a redshirt senior guard transfer from UTSA, who brings three‑point shooting, defensive versatility, and experience across multiple programs.
Yam Madar, a 25‑year‑old Israeli guard, is poised to bring his defensive grit and playmaking to the LSU Tigers after a reported $5 million agreement and NCAA eligibility exemptions.
A promising prospect with NBA first‑round projections, Graves balances family ties, personal preferences and the lure of professional basketball as he decides between the draft and another year of college play.