Nearly 4,800 Players Flooded the Portal Since Monday and You're About to Miss the Deadline

The transfer portal window slams shut tomorrow, April 21, and college basketball is absolutely losing its mind. We're talking nearly 4,800 players who've entered since the portal opened just two weeks ago on April 7, right after Michigan knocked off UConn for the national championship. The scramble is real, and some absolute bucket-getters are still sitting in limbo waiting to decide where they're going next.

Milan Momcilovic Is the Prize Nobody's Snagged Yet

Iowa State's 6-foot-8 junior is USA TODAY's No. 1-ranked uncommitted portal player, and honestly, it's not even close. Momcilovic entered the portal on April 12 and immediately changed the conversation. The guy is a sniper from deep: he shot a ridiculous 48.7% from 3-point range last season, which led the entire NCAA by 1.6% over Liberty's Brett Decker Jr. He also averaged 16.9 points per game while starting 101 of 102 games for the No. 2-seeded Cyclones. The kicker? He's also declaring for the 2026 NBA Draft while keeping his portal eligibility. That's playing 4D chess.

The Rest of the Top Tier Is Loaded

Wake Forest's Juke Harris made an insane jump from a 6.1-point bench player as a freshman to one of the ACC's leading scorers at 21.4 points per game this year. The 6-foot-7 guard also chipped in 6.5 rebounds and pulled down 1.9 assists per game while shooting 33.2% from distance. He visited Michigan, the national champs, but hasn't committed publicly yet.

Santa Clara's Allen Graves is another name heating up the board. The 6-foot-9 true freshman averaged 11.8 points and 6.5 rebounds off the bench but showed up huge in March, dropping 17 points with seven boards and a block in the NCAA Tournament loss to Kentucky. He declared for the NBA Draft first, then pivoted to the portal on April 10.

Arizona State's Massamba Diop is a 7-foot-1 rim-protector who's already on NBA scouts' radar. The true freshman from Senegal averaged 2.1 blocks per game in the Big 12 plus 13.6 points and 5.8 boards. Saint Mary's Paulius Murauskus went for 18.4 points and 7.6 rebounds as a starter and has options including Louisville looking to pair him with top-ranked portal center Flory Bidunga. Wisconsin's John Blackwell was an All-Big Ten third-team pick at 19.1 points per game and still has one year of eligibility left.

The window closes tomorrow night. After that, players can still sign with new schools, but only if they filed during the portal window. The next 36 hours are going to be chaos.

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