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2025 point guard Cam Miles commits to Florida State basketball

Luke Loucks has landed his second commitment from the high school ranks as three-star guard Cam Miles of IMG Academy has given his pledge to the Florida State men’s basketball team. According to the On3 Industry Rankings, Miles is the 176th-best player in the country, the 24th-ranked point guard and the 19th-best player in Florida. (Warchant.com)

Houston transfer guard Terrance Arceneaux commits to NC State basketball

Houston Cougars transfer guard committed to NC State on Friday. He spent three seasons with the Big 12 squad. Now, he’s headed to the ACC. Arceneaux had his best season in 2024-25. He averaged 6.5 points and 2.7 rebounds across 40 appearances. Now, he’ll be hoping to take another step forward with NC State next season. (On3.com)

Butler transfer, Raleigh native Colt Langdon commits to NC State basketball

Sometimes you can go home again. Raleigh native Colt Langdon is transferring to the North Carolina State Wolfpack, giving new coach Will Wade a lefty sharp-shooter Thursday. The 6-foot-7, 225-pounder played three years at Millbrook and graduated early, so he could go to Butler. He redshirted this season, but entered the transfer portal. (Wolfpack Central)

2025 guard Jaylen Petty commits to Stanford

In a whirlwind switch, Jaylen Petty now has a new college basketball home. And it is somewhere no Rainier Beach High School product under longtime coach Mike Bethea has ever gone - the Stanford Cardinal. Petty had a monster senior season - 24.5 points, 5.9 rebounds, 5.5 assists and 3.2 steals per game in leading Rainier Beach to the Class 3A championship. (Sports Illustrated)

Oklahoma transfer Duke Miles de-commits from Virginia basketball days after original commitment

Oklahoma transfer Duke Miles has de-committed from Virginia basketball. When Miles originally committed, he projected to be UVA’s starting point guard for the 2025-26 season. However sources have told Streaking the Lawn that, after the Wahoos continued to add to their backcourt with BYU point guard Dallin Hall, Miles’ made his decision to de-commit. (Streaking the Lawn)

Oregon State point guard Damarco Minor transfers to Pitt

Pitt men’s basketball added an experienced point guard from the transfer portal when coach Jeff Capel got a commitment from Oregon State’s Damarco Minor. Minor, a 6-foot guard, averaged nearly 10 points along with 5.1 assists and 4.8 rebounds last season for the Beavers. He shot nearly 40% from the field, including 28.2% from 3-point range. (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)

Washington transfer guard Mekhi Mason commits to Wake Forest

In a much-needed win from the transfer portal, Wake Forest landed an important piece for the upcoming season in guard Mekhi Mason after a visit to Winston-Salem. Mason comes from Washington where he spent the 2024-25 campaign. He averaged 9.9 points, 2.1 rebounds, and 1.4 assists a game, while also averaging one steal per contest. (Demon Deacon Digest)

Notre Dame men's basketball lands Northern Arizona transfer Carson Towt

The Notre Dame men’s basketball program bolstered their 2025-26 roster by adding Northern Arizona transfer Carson Towt. The 6-foot-8, 235-pound forward is a big-time acquisition as one of college basketball’s best rebounders. He has one year of eligibility remaining. Fighting Irish coach Micah Shrewsberry acquired Towt to play the “five” position. (Blue and Gold Illustrated)

Seros Partners Open: Cole Cloer headlines top standouts

was the top standout of the day, turning heads with his impressive all-around performance. A near 6-foot-8 wing who is ranked No. 29 overall in the junior class, Cloer showcased his elite shot making and shooting. Playing for Team CP3, Cloer boasts great size paired with legit guard skills and shooting. He showed the ability to create his own offense. (247 Sports)

Pitt basketball gets commitment from South Alabama star Barry Dunning

Pitt basketball got its third commitment out of the transfer portal in a mid-major standout from Sun Belt Conference. Former South Alabama forward Barry Dunning Jr. is moving to Pittsburgh to join Jeff Capel’s squad. Dunning arrives after his best collegiate season. He averaged a team-best 15.1 points and 7.2 rebounds for South Alabama. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
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