The NCAA's decision to delay the start of the men's basketball transfer window by one week had immediate and significant effects. By the end of the first day, around 1,000 players had entered the transfer portal, a number that swelled to nearly 2,700 by the time the window closed on April 22. With the window officially closed, we’ve updated our top 100 transfers and analyzed how each player fits with their new teams.

1. PJ Haggerty, 6-3, PG, Soph.

Transferring from Memphis to Kansas State Haggerty, who withdrew from the NBA draft, joins Jerome Tang's roster in Manhattan, Kansas. Known for his high-level production, Haggerty is expected to lead the Wildcats with his scoring and playmaking abilities.

2. Bennett Stirtz, 6-4, PG, Jr.

Transferring from Drake to Iowa Stirtz, who played under Ben McCollum at both Northwest Missouri State and Drake, should seamlessly fit into Iowa's system. His freedom in McCollum's half-court offense will be key to his success in the Big Ten.

3. Yaxel Lendeborg, 6-9, PF, Sr.

Transferring from UAB to Michigan If Lendeborg withdraws from the NBA draft, he will be a cornerstone for Dusty May at Michigan. His versatile skill set and passing ability make him a perfect fit for May's system.

4. Darrion Williams, 6-6, SF, Jr.

Transferring from Texas Tech to NC State Williams could be the piece that elevates Will Wade's first team at NC State into a top-25 contender. His all-around game and ability to make plays will be crucial for the Wolfpack.

5. Donovan Dent, 6-2, PG, Jr.

Transferring from New Mexico to UCLA Dent, one of the best point guards in the country, will bring his elite scoring and playmaking to UCLA. His ability to run the offense will be key for Mick Cronin's team.

6. Boogie Fland, 6-2, PG, Fr.

Transferring from Arkansas to Florida Fland, a former five-star prospect, will join Florida's backcourt. His playmaking and scoring ability will be vital for Todd Golden's Gators.

7. Jayden Quaintance, 6-9, PF, Fr.

Transferring from Arizona State to Kentucky Quaintance, one of the best frontcourt defenders in the country, will bolster Kentucky's defense. His presence in the paint will be crucial for the Wildcats.

8. Robert Wright III, 6-1, PG, Fr.

Transferring from Baylor to BYU Wright, a dynamic and aggressive point guard, will be a key piece for BYU. His ability to create plays will be essential for the Cougars.

9. Ja'Kobi Gillespie, 6-1, PG, Jr.

Transferring from Maryland to Tennessee Gillespie, an efficient and superior shooter, will be a key addition for Rick Barnes' Tennessee team. His ability to lead the offense will be crucial for the Vols.

10. Ian Jackson, 6-4, SG, Fr.

Transferring from North Carolina to St. John's Jackson, an electric scorer, will be a key piece for Rick Pitino's St. John's team. His ability to create his own shot will be vital for the Red Storm.

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