2025 Ole Miss Men’s Basketball Transfer Portal Tracker

OXFORD, Miss. — After reaching the second Sweet Sixteen in program history, Ole Miss men’s basketball is now looking to reshape its roster and reload after losing talented players such as Matthew Murrell, Jaemyn Brakefield, Sean Pedulla, JuJu Murry, Davon Barnes, Mikeal Brown-Jones, and Dre Davis who exhausted their eligibility. Chris Beard and his staff will turn to the transfer portal to find a new batch of players who will seek to take the program to an ever higher level.

Ole Miss is set to return star forward Malik Dia as well as guards Eduardo Klafke and Robert Cowherd. The Rebels also will bring in a freshman class consisting of the duo of Tylis Jordan and Patton Pinkins.

This article will keep you up to date with the latest on Ole Miss’ portal targets and will be updated daily. The Rebels have 10 roster spots to fill this offseason cycle and only return one starter from last year’s team.

Note: The latest player updates will be featured at the top of the article. At the very bottom of the article will be a list of portal players who Ole Miss reached out to in the 2024 cycle who are currently in the 2025 transfer portal.

Jaron Pierre (Jacksonville State)

A 6-foot-6 guard, Pierre is one of the top scorers in the country. Pierre started his career at Southern Miss for two seasons before transferring to Wichita State for two seasons (one redshirt) and this past one at Jacksonville State. Similar to Lamar Wilkerson, Pierre also made over 100+ three point attempts.

Pierre has already visited SMU in this portal cycle. Kentucky is another team to monitor in this recruitment as members of UK’s staff met with Pierre in Dallas following the SMU visit. He also did a zoom with them as well. On the season, Pierre averaged 21.6 PTS, 5.5 REB, and 3.8 AST while shooting 38.2% from deep.

UPDATE: Pierre is down to four teams. Kentucky is no longer one of them. As of April 12th, Pierre has been rumored to visit Arkansas. The other schools on the list include Auburn, Ole Miss and SMU. Pierre has already visited SMU. I would expect this to be a busy weekend for Pierre considering the rumor that he would like to make a decision Monday. It wouldn’t be a shocker if he visits both Oxford or Auburn this weekend. 

Ian Jackson (North Carolina)

Ole Miss was one of the early schools to watch out for on UNC G Ian Jackson. The freshman was a former five-star, who is athletic and gets after it on the defensive end while attacking the rim on offfense. It’s easy to see with his 6’4 size and plus-athleticism why Chris Beard would pursue a player like this. A lot of early buzz comes from St. John’s as Jackson is from New York City.

UPDATE: Jackson has a visit lined up to St. John’s. Other schools who were/are in the mix include USC, Arkansas, and Illinois. There was also some early chatter with NC State. 

Jestin Porter (Middle Tennessee State)

Ole Miss didn’t take long to reposition following Pop Isaacs’ commitment to Houston. Things have heated up between Ole Miss and MTSU guard Jestin Porter. The 6-foot guard earned back-to-back second team All-CUSA honors. This past season, Porter averaged 15.0 PTS, 2.9 REB, and 1.2 AST and 1.1 STL. On the year, Porter averaged 36% from three and had 8+ threes of 25 feet or more.

Porter is a native of Houston, TX. Rumors are that Porter had quietly committed to Arizona State earlier this cycle. He also had taken a visit to Loyola Chicago. .

UPDATE: Porter is visting Ole Miss this weekend (April 11-13). The Rebels’ timeline with Porter has been short and things picked up quickly making him a key target as of now. 

Shawn Phillips (Arizona State)

A familiar name to Ole Miss fans should be Arizona State big man Shawn Phillips. The 7’0 245-lb big man was a class of 2022 center that Ole Miss made the final three teams of. Phillips originially committed to NC State before ultimately decommitting and enrolling at LSU. Phillips has spent the past two seasons at Arizona State where he started a total of 24 games. This past season, Phillips averaged 5.4 PTS and 5.2 REB in 18.0 minutes per game.

Ole Miss is among the list of schools to reach out to Phillips this cycle. He has drawn interest from both the high major and mid major level.

UPDATE: Shawn Phillips released a top-five on Friday April 11th. Ole Miss was not listed in the five. Those schools are Cincinnati, Memphis, Missouri, Villanova, and Kansas.

Rodney Rice (Maryland)

Ole Miss has reached out to Maryland guard Rodney Rice. A starter for the Terrapins this season, Rice averaged 13.8 PTS, 2.2 REB and 2.1 AST this past season. A 6’4 guard, Rice has gathered interest from several high major programs. Prior to his one season at Maryland, Rice started his career at Virginia Tech.

UPDATE: On April 11th, Rice released his “Final Six” Ole Miss is not listed amongst the schools. The finalists are Maryland, Villanova, Tennessee, Auburn, Southern California, and Gonzaga. Previously Rice has conducted zooms with USC and Gonzaga. He will visit Villanova and Tennessee.

Lamar Wilkerson (Sam Houston State)

A two-time All-CUSA First Team selection, Lamar Wilkerson has gathered interest as one of the better mid-major players to enter the transfer portal. Wilkerson is a former teammate of Ole Miss wing Davon Barnes. The two were both on the SHSU roster for the 2023-2024 season. This past season, Wilkerson averaged 20.5 PTS, 4.0 REB and 2.1 ASTs including a 32 point performance against New Mexico State. Indiana seems to be a team to watch here. Wilkerson was the leader in the CUSA with 109 made three point field goals this past season.

UPDATE: Wilkerson is set to take four visits before making a final decision. The four schools are Ole Miss, Indiana, Auburn and Kentucky. The date of these visits have yet to be confirmed.

Corey Chest (LSU) – COMMITTED TO OLE MISS

A former top-100 recruit, Chest stayed close to home to attend LSU coming out of the class of 2023. After redshirting his first season with the Tigers, Chest provided an instant impact in a redshirt freshman season. This past season Chest averaged 6.1 PPG, 6.6 REB, and 1.2 BLKs in 20.1 minutes per game. His field goal percentage was 60.7%.

A slashing forward, Chest thrives at the rim. LSU’s leader in rebounding, Chest also provides impact as an athletic rim protector and fits the mold of a switchable big who can get out and run in transition. The 6’8 210lb forward was recruited by Ole Miss coming out of his high school class. Ole Miss is amongst a lot of SEC teams who are interested in landing Chest Jr.

Corey Chest took visits to both Texas A&M and Alabama as well as Ole Miss. Chest was on the Oxford campus early in the first week of April. Things were said to have gone well, and with A&M’s Buzz Williams moving on to Maryland and Alabama signing two forwards already in this class, Ole Miss was able to seal the deal

UPDATE: On April 6th, Corey Chest committed to Ole Miss.

Ja’Borri McGhee (UAB)

A native of McComb MS, Ole Miss was rumored to be interested in UAB guard Ja’Borri McGhee. The 6’0 guard started 37 games in his first year under former Ole Miss and current UAB coach Andy Kennedy. On the year, McGhee averaged 11.1 PTS, 2.8 AST and 2.7 REB per game. McGhee earned a spot on the All-AAC conference tournament team. Prior to his time at UAB, McGhee played two seasons, one at Garden City Community College and one at South Plains in Texas.

UPDATE: McGhee committed to play at Mississippi State.

Pop Isaacs (Creighton) – Committed to Houston

Ole Miss was a likely destination for Isaacs when he first announced his intentions to enter the transfer portal. This was the second straight cycle Chris Beard and his staff had been linked to the volume scorer in the transfer portal. Isaacs visited Oxford at the tail end of March for an elongated visit. Many on the Ole Miss side pegged this as a formality.

Days passed by without a commitment from Isaacs. There were rumors of a quiet commitment that had been made. Shortly after the visit, other programs came into the picture with Isaacs. The most notable of which was Houston. Isaacs competed in 8 games this season with Creighton in which he averaged 16.3 PTS, 4.8 REB, and 3.9 ASTs. This includes a 27-point performance against Kansas back in December.

Prior to this season, Isaacs spent two seasons at Texas Tech. This includes a freshman season where Isaacs was coached by current Ole Miss assistant Mark Adams.

UPDATE: On April 8th, Pop Isaacs committed to Houston.

Rakease Passmore (Kansas)

Ole Miss has stated interest in Kansas’ freshman Rakease Passmore. A former top-50 recruit, Passmore saw limited action in 23 games for the Jayhawks this season. Others to reach out to Passmore include Auburn, Oklahoma, Mississippi State and more. During high school, Passmore took visits to LSU, Oklahoma, Wake Forst, and Mississippi State.

UPDATE: Passmore will conduct visits to Virginia and Miami.

Ante Brzovic (College of Charleston)

A three-year starter, Brzovic instantly becomes the top avaiable Center in the transfer portal. Under Chris Mack this past season, Brzovic averaged 18.4 PTS, 8.1 REB, and 2.8 ASTs. His performance over the past three years has earned him All-CAA honors each year he’s been at College of Charleston. The past two seasons, Brzovic was named to the All-CAA first team.

Prior to three years at College of Charleston, Brzovic spent two seasons at Southeastern Oklahoma which competes at the Division II level. This is important to note as Brzovic is currently in a lawsuit against the NCAA for an additional year of elgibility.

Brendan Hausen (Kansas State)

Ole Miss is amongst the schools to reach out to Kansas State transfer Brendan Hausen. The 6’4 sharpshooter thrived in his one season in Manhattan. Starting all 33 games, Hausen upped his scoring average to 10.9 points a game. Hausen shot 38% from three on 7.0 attempts per game. Last year, he was a top-five three point shooter in the Big XII. Prior to playing at Kansas State, Hausen spent two seasons at Villanova.

Jayden Quaintance (Arizona State) – Committed to Kentucky

A former 5-star, top recruit Quaintance spent one season at Arizona State. A productive year as Quaintance earned Big-XII All-Defense and All-Freshman honors. The 7’0 center averaged 9.4 PTS, 7.9 REB and 2.6 BLKs. Quaintance started all 24 games he competed including a 15-point, 14-rebound and 5-block performance against Cincinnati.

Coming out of high school, Quaintance was originially committed to Kentucky. When John Calipari left for Arkansas, he requested a release from his NLI and reopened his recruitment where he landed at Arizona State.

UPDATE: Quaintance has since committed to Kentucky, the school he originally committed to out of high school.

Ezra Ausar (Utah)

Another familiar name is Ezra Ausar. Ole Miss reached out to Ausar in the 2024 portal cycle when Ausar left East Carolina. This past season, Ausar elevated his game in the Big XII at Utah. The 6’9 240lb forward averaged 12.5 PTS and 5.0 REB while starting 29 of a possible 31 games. A big time scorer for the Utes, Ausar scored in double figures for 20 games and twice scored 25+ points (Arizona State and BYU).

UPDATE: Ausar has completed zoom meetings with Kevin Willard’s former program (Maryland) and his current program (Villanova).

Honor Huff (Chattanooga)

The nations leading three point shooter has entered the transfer portal after two seasons at Chattanooga. This season, the 5’10 guard made 131 three pointers averaging nearly 3.5 made threes per game. On the year Huff averaged 15.2 PTS, 2.3 AST, and 1.8 REB. The guard has heard from plenty of high major teams. He has completed zoom meetings with Penn State, Iowa, St. John’s and Vanderbilt.

Update: Huff has released a top-five consisting of Iowa, St. John’s, Vanderbilt, Pitt, and West Vriginia.

Jerry Deng (Florida State)

A 6’9 forward, Deng spent one season at Florida State. PRior to that he played his freshman year at Hampton where he averaged double figures in a reserve role. This season at Florida State, Deng’s numbers took a bit of a dip in a smaller role. Deng is a toolsy forward who has heard from plenty of high major schools including Ole Miss. Others include Kansas State, Syracuse and Memphis.

KJ Lewis (Arizona) – Committed to Georgetown

Ole Miss reached out to former Top-100 recruit and Arizona Wildcat KJ Lewis. As a sophomore this season, Lewis saw an increased role off the bench and raised his averages. Lewis upped his scoring average to 10.8 PTS, while also increasing his rebounding effort to 4.6 per game, and assists to 2.9.

The Ole Miss interest fits as Lewis is a Duncanville, TX native and was recruited by Mark Adams to go to Texas Tech. A large number of high major teams have shown interest in the over-athletic 6’4 guard.

Update: On April 6th, Lewis joined Duncan Powell in committing to Georgetown.

Duncan Powell (Georgia Tech) – Committed to Georgetown

Powell entered both the transfer portal and the NBA Draft after one year at Georgia Tech. The 6’8 forward averaged 12.2 PTS and 5.4 REB while greatly improving his perimeter game. As a three-star prospect in the class of 2021, Powell visited Ole Miss back in 2018 when he received his offer. Powell started his career at NC A&T before transferring to Sacramento State and ultimately Georgia Tech.

Sources say that Powell visited Memphis. He also was receiving interest from Kentucky, TCU, Providence, and others.

Update: On April 5th, Powell committed to Georgetown.

Yaxel Lendeborg (UAB) – Committed to Michigan

Instantly becoming the top player available,  Lendeborg has officially entered the transfer portal while also declaring for the NBA Draft. Lendeborg was on the preseason Naismith Award watch list. Lendeborg is a two-time All-AAC first team honoree while also being a two-time AAC Defenseive Player of the Year. For the second straight season, Lendeborg averaged a double-double for former Ole Miss coach Andy Kennedy’s squad. This past season Lendeborg averaged 17.7 PTS, 11.4 REB, and 4.2 ASTs on the season.

There will be no shortage of suitors for Lendeborg this cycle should he decide to remain at the college level.

Update: Lendeborg committed to Michigan but will still go through the NBA Draft process.

Alex Steen (Florida Southern)

Ole Miss is in contact with a second Florida Southern product. This time it is two conference Defensive Player of the Year Alex Steen. The 6’9 wing averaged a double-double last season with 18.2 PTS, 11.5 REB, and 2.6 BLKs. Steen has drawn the interest of a lot of teams with over 80 division one programs reaching out to him. Others to reach out include Kentucky, Creighton, Alabama and more.

Jadin Booth (Florida Southern)

Ole Miss reached out to DII guard Jadin Booth. The 6’2 sharpshooter has also heard from USF, Creighton and New Mexico. Booth was a DII All-American last season after averaging 21+ PTS and 5+ ASTs and 4+ REBs a game. He originially started his career at Omaha before transfering to Florida Southern. Other mid-majors have expressed interest as well.

Kezza Giffa (High Point)

Ole Miss has contacted High Point guard Kezza Giffa. A senior who orginially hails from France, Giffa led a High Point team that won 29 games and earned a trip to the NCAA tournament. Giffa averaged 14.6 PTS, 2.5 REB and 2.5 ASTs this season. He was one of two High Point team members to earn All-Big South First Team honors. Giffa originally started his career at UTEP.

Amarion Dickerson (Robert Morris) – Committed to USC

A 6’7 wing, Amarion Dickerson earned honors as the Horizon League Defensive Player of the Year last season. Dickerson averaged 13.2 PTS and 5.9 REB last season. Multiple high major programs including Ole Miss have reached out to Dickerson. There were rumors that Dickerson was setting up visits to both Kansas State and Memphis. Others interested include USC, NC State, and Louisville.

UPDATE: Dickerson committed to USC on April 5th.

Adrian Wooley (Kennesaw State) – Committed to Louisville

Ole Miss is amongst plenty of high major to reach out to Kennesaw State guard Adrian Wooley. The 2024-2025 CUSA Rookie of the Year also earned CUSA first team honors. As it stands, Wooley is one of the top players in the portal this cycle after averaging 18.8 PTS, 5.2 REB, and 3.6 ASTs. Wooley is a native of Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

UPDATE: Wooley has commited to Louisville.

Abdi Bahsir Jr. (Monmouth)

The nation’s leading three point shooter, Bashir Jr. has received a ton of interest since entering the portal. The 6’7 wing averaged 20.1 PTS while shooting 38.3% from three with 3.8 3pM per game. Bashir Jr. was awareded All-CAA first team this past season. He is the brother of Auburn commit Abdul Bashir who was one of the leading scorers in the junior college ranks.

UPDATE: Bashir has had zooms with Kansas, Kansas State, and Alabama.

Marquel Sutton (Omaha) – Committed to LSU

Ole Miss has made contact with the Summit League Player of the Year. A three-year starter, Sutton averaged 18.9 PTS, 7.9 REB, and 1.2 ASTs this past season. The 6’7 wing heard from a lot of high major programs after entering the portal including Miami, Ohio State, Utah, and more.

Per sources, Sutton planned a visit to LSU and will complete a zoom with Nebraska.

UPDATE: Marquel Sutton committed to LSU.

Augusto Cassia (Butler)

A 6’8 220 lb forward, Cassia started 8 games for Butler this season. It was a short lived season as Cassia left the Butler program in February. He only competed in 10 games. As a sophomore, Cassia averaged 5.1 PTS and 3.1 REB. In 10 games, Cassia scored in double figures twice, scoring a career-high 16 points against Western Michigan while also adding 11 points against Houston. Cassia is a native of Brazil and participated in the NBA Global Academy in both Australia and Mexico.

UPDATE: Cassia visited Ole Miss in early April.

Terrence Brown (Fairleigh Dickinson) – Committed to Utah

The 2024-2025 Northeastern Conference Most Improved Player, Brown entered the transfer portal in March. A 6-3 guard, Brown averaged 20.6 PTS, 5.6 REB, and 3,2 AST. Brown was recoginized as a All-NEC First Team this season after earning NEC All-Freshman team in the 2023-2024 season. As a sophomore, Brown led the conference in points, steals, and free throws.

UPDATE: Terrence brown has committed to Utah.

Derrian Ford (Arkansas State)

Ole Miss reached out to Arkansas State guard Derrian Ford. A former four-star recruit, Ford started his career at Arkansas before transferring to Arkansas State for the past two seasons. This past season, Ford averaged 8.0 PTS and 3.4 REB. He recorded 13 games where he scored in double figures.

UPDATE: Ford conducted zooms with FAU, Tulsa, and Appalachian State.

Karris Bilal (Vanderbilt)

A redshirt this past season, Karris Bilal has received plenty of interest since entering the transfer portal. A 6’2 guard from the Atlanta area, Bilal was a two-time all state selection in the state of Georgia. During his junior season at Riverwood International, Bilal averaged 22.8 PTS and 5.1 REB. Despite redshirting, Bilal was expected to take on a larger role for the Commodores next season. Teams to express interest in Bilal include Ole Miss, Georgia Tech, USC, TAMU, Charlotte and a large amount of mid-majors.

Bryce Lindsay (James Madison)

The 2024-2025 Sun Belt Rookie of the Year hit the portal after one season at James Madison. After attending IMG Academy, Lindsay spent his first collegiate season at Texas A&M where he appeared in 8 games for the Aggies. This season with the Dukes, Lindsay started 13 games while averageing 13.4 PPG, 2.8 REB, and 2.2 ASTs. Lindsay found success as a high level shot maker that earned him a spot on the All-Sun Belt Third team. Ole Miss is amongst a list of schools to express interest in Lindsay.

UPDATE: Lindsay has completed zooms with both SMU and Mississippi State.

Moe Odum (Pepperdine) – Committed to Arizona State

Ole Miss was in on one of the top passing players in the nation. Odum, a 6’1 160lb guard, averaged 13.1 PPG, 7.5 AST, and 3.2 REB last season. Those scoring numbers elevated in the WCC tournament where Odum averaged 21.5 points on 55.7% shooting while adding three douuble-doubles via assists. The junior guard started his collegiate career at Pacific, where Odum earned WCC Freshman Team honors.

UPDATE: Moe Odum committed to Arizona State on Mar. 27th

Nick Pringle (South Carolina)

A familiar name to SEC fans is South Carolina’s Nick Pringle. Having previously paid for the Gamecocks, Pringle also suited up for two seasons at Alabama. The 6’9 220lb forward announced his decision to enter the transfer portal while also declaring for the NBA Draft. Ole Miss fans should remember his name after he was recruited by former Ole Miss coach Kermit Davis coming out of Dodge City Junior College in the Class of 2022. This season, Pringle averaged 9.5 PPG and 6.3 REB in his first season as a full-time starter. Other schools who are interested include Auburn, Arkansas, Kansas State, Clemson and others.

Arkansas is a team to watch for here.

Treysen Eaglestaff (North Dakota)

Exploding in March with a 51-point outing in the Summit League conference tournament, many schools are after the services of Treysen Eaglestaff. A 2024-2025 All-Summit Second Team honoree, Eaglestaff averaged 18.9 PPG, 2.8 REB, and 2.4 ASTs per game on the year.

UPDATE: Following a visit to South Carolina with several other visitors, Eaglestaff committed to the Gamecocks on Mar. 30th.

Amarri Monroe (Quinnipiac)

The 6’7 forward and MAAC Player of the Year, Monroe has a list of interested suitors well over a mile long. On the season, Monroe averaged 18.1 PPG and 9.1 REB. A bouncy athlete who can get to the rim embodies toughness that Chris Beard (& several others) would covet. Had an impressive 24 point, 19 rebound outing earlier this season. Schools to be interested include UCONN.

Monroe is potentially setting up a visit to Ole Miss per Joe Tipton of On3.com (3/26). News on Monroe has been pretty quiet and this process may not be in any rush. Monroe listed a top-six of Rutgers, UConn, Miami, Ole Miss, Pitt, and Kansas.

UPDATE: On April 5th, Monroe posted on his social media that he will be returning to Quinnipiac.

Zarique Nutter (Georgia State)

Ole Miss has been in contact with Georgia State wing Zarique Nutter. After transferring down south following a two year stint at Northern Illinois, Nutter averaged 14.2 PPG in 26.5 minutes per game while being a key rotational starter. Nutter started his career as the class of 2020 where he first attended Saint Peter’s before leaving the program before adding two years at Clarendon College (JUCO). Then Nutter proceeded to play at Northern Illinois, and Georgia State.

Other schools interested include Miami, UCLA, Cincinnati, Xavier and more.

Jamichael Stillwell (UW-Milwaukee)

Stillwell earned first team All-Horizon league honors in his lone season at UW-Milwaukee. The 6’8 220lb forward averaged 13.0 PPG and 10.7 REB en route to becoming the leading rebounder in the conference. In December, Stillwell earned Lute Olsen Player of the Week honors after averaging 18.5 rebounds during the stretch. Ole Miss was listed amidst a long list of schools interested.

UPDATE: Visits for Stillwell include Memphis and Oklahoma. He is down to a final six including Oklahoma, WVU, UCF, UVA, Xavier, and Memphis. He will also visit UCF.

Jacari White (North Dakota State)

The 6’3, 170-lb guard was a 2024-2025 All-Summit 2nd Team player from this past season. White averaged 17.1 PPG and 4.3 REB per game in his best collegiate year yet. A threat off the dribble, White shot 45% from the floor and 39% from three. Schools to reach out to White include Ole Miss, Virginia Tech, Alabama, Florida State, Tennessee and more.White took a visit to Virginia Tech as reported on March 25th.

UPDATE: White committed to Virginia on April 6th. UVA was not listed in his final five schools.

Cooper Koch (Iowa)

A former top-100 recruit, Koch played sparingly at Iowa in his freshman season. The 6’8 wing appeared in 10 games and averaged 4.6 PPG while shooting 42% from three. He missed a lot of time this past season due to an undisclosed illness. Koch entered the portal following the separation between Iowa and former coach Fran McCaffrey. Ole Miss was one of several schools interested when he first entered. Others included DePaul, Saint Louis, Valpo & more.

UPDATE: Koch is withdrawing from the portal and returning to play for new coach Ben McCollum.

Chase Forte (South Dakota)

The Summit league DPOTY, Forte earns another year of eligbility due to the JUCO ruling. As a senior this past season, Forte averaged 17.9 PPG, 4.4 REB, 3.2 AST, and 1.9 STLs. Forte is a 6’3, 190lb guard who is from Raleigh, NC. Schools that we believe to be further interested in Forte are Kansas State, Arizona State, Boston College, and others.

Keyshawn Hall (UCF) – Committed to Auburn

Ole Miss was heavily mentioned amongst the schools to pursue UCF transfer Keyshawn Hall. The 6’7 wing is one of the top players in the transfer portal. Last season at UCF, Hall averaged 18.8 PTS, 7.1 REB, and 2.4 ASTs. Prior to his time at UCF, Hall also has played at UNLV and George Mason.

UPDATE: Hall has committed to Auburn

2024 PORTAL CYCLE RE-ENTRIES

Below is a comprehensive list of players who Ole Miss has had a connection to in the previous transfer portal cycle, whether that’s a player who played at Ole Miss previously or one the Rebels contacted in the 2024 cycle. This isn’t to confirm any interest but to inform.

Austin Nunez (Arizona State)

Kris Parker (Villanova)

Aidan Mahaney (UCONN)

Ezra Ausar (Utah)

Pop Isaacs (Creighton) | Committed to Houston

Filip Borovicanin (New Mexico) | Committed to Xavier

Christ Essandoko (Providence) | Committed to South Carolina

De’Shayne Montgomery (Georgia)

Joshua Ola-Joseph (Cal)

Pharrel Payne (Texas A&M) | Committed to Maryland

Marcus Hill (NC State)

AJ Storr (Kansas)

Deuce Turner (UCSB)

Mekhi Mason (Washington)

Michael Ajayi (Gonzaga) | Committed to Butler

Sincere Parker (McNeese State)

Greg Gordon (UAB)

Rashaud Marshall (Arkansas State)

AJ Smith (College of Charleston)

Jason Rivera-Torres (San Francisco)

Sky Wicks (UTSA)

Trey Edmonds (Minnesota)

Jacob Meyer (DePaul)

Camren Hunter (Wisconsin)

Tyran Cook (Indiana State)

Stay tuned to The Rebel Walk for all your Ole Miss men’s basketball portal news!