A few notable players hit the NCAA men's transfer portal during March Madness and have already made their big decision before the championship game.

The women's college basketball transfer portal opened one week later than it did last year, but that hasn't curtailed the activity. Since it opened March 24, more than 1,200 players have entered. Just over 100 have already committed to new schools, but with the portal open for another three weeks much more activity is expected.

The college basketball transfer portal is open! Here are the most notable players in the portal and where they're going to play next season.

The Scarlet Knights sign three players from the transfer portal while losing three guards to the transfer portal.

Florida State's women's basketball's second all-time leading scorer, Ta'Niya Latson, announced on her Instagram page that she committed to South Carolina on Tuesday. Latson is coming off an All-American junior season in which she led the country in scoring with an average of 25.

The Maryland women’s basketball team is building out its 2025-26 roster through the transfer portal. Here’s who the Terps have added.