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The men’s college basketball transfer portal has opened with the Michigan Wolverines defeating UConn to win the NCAA Tournament.<\/p>\n
The Oregon Ducks missed the postseason entirely, and the hits kept coming as Oregon forward Kwame Evans Jr.,<\/a> guard Jackson Shelstad<\/a>, and forward Dezdrick Lindsay<\/a> announced their intentions of entering the transfer portal before it opened.<\/p>\n On Tuesday, 247Sports’ Dushawn London<\/a> reported that Evans is visiting Villanova over the weekend. London also reported that Shelstad is visiting Arizona and Louisville.<\/p>\n According to Ducks insider Collin King, <\/a>Oregon guard Wei Lin is entering the transfer portal, becoming the sixth Duck to depart.<\/p>\n On Sunday, April 5, Oregon forward Devon Pryor announced his entry into the transfer portal, and later that day, Pryor was joined by Ducks guard JJ Frakes as the fifth transfer leaving the program before Lin became the sixth.<\/p>\n Oregon coach Dana Altman <\/a>and the Ducks now have to completely rebuild the roster, and Oregon will also be without star center Nate Bittle who has run out of eligibility. <\/p>\n This article will be updated with Oregon Ducks transfer portal news on both incoming and outgoing athletes<\/em>.<\/p>\n The Colorado Buffaloes lost multiple pieces of an impressive young core with guard Isaiah Johnson and forward Sebastian Rancik entering the portal, but Colorado transfer Bangot Dak is the most likely to end up in Eugene.<\/p>\n Johnson, Rancik, and Dak will have multiple suitors, but Altman’s history with developing athletic big men with the ability to stretch the floor could entice both Dak and the Ducks to reach an agreement. Last season, he averaged 11.5 points, 6.5 assists, and 1.6 blocks per game. He shot 49.2 percent from the field with a three-point percentage of 25.9.<\/p>\n While Bittle won’t be easily replaced, Dak brings some experience along with him, a potential key for Oregon.<\/p>\n Shooting guard Miles Byrd is the No. 3 overall prospect and the No. 1 shooting guard in the transfer portal, according to Rivals’ rankings. The former San Diego State Aztec will likely be pursued by some blue blood programs like Kentucky <\/p>\n Former USC Trojans guard Jerry Easter announced his plans to enter the transfer portal on Wednesday, April 1, and Oregon could get involved with the talented guard.<\/p>\n Easter ultimately chose USC over Vanderbilt, Ohio State, and SMU, but the former Trojan did visit Altman and the Ducks in Eugene during the recruiting process. According to Rivals’ rankings for the class of 2025, Easter was the No. 3 combo guard and No. 2 player from Missouri.<\/p>\n Former Houston guard Isiah Harwell was a five-star recruit coming out of Wasatch Academy in Pocatello, Idaho, but he entered the transfer portal after limited production in his freshman season with the Cougars.<\/p>\n In the 2025-26 season, Harwell played in 32 games and finished the year with 3.6 points and 2.0 rebounds per game. He reached double-digit scoring in two games, but his minutes fluctuated throughout the season.<\/p>\n In addition to Houston, his original finalists included Cal, Texas, and Georgia. While Oregon might not have a strong history with Harwell, the Ducks could offer him a fresh start. Harwell has an NIL valuation of $963,000 according to Rivals, and Rivals’ transfer rankings currently has Harwell as the No. 7 available shooting guard in the portal.<\/p>\n If Altman chooses to pursue a more experienced guard, former Saint Mary’s Gaels guard Mikey Lewis could be an option for the Ducks. In two seasons with Saint Mary’s, Lewis averaged 11 points per game, shooting 40 percent from the field, 37.1 percent from three-point range, and 84.4 percent from the free thrown line.<\/p>\n His scoring and his minutes increased between his freshman and sophomore seasons, and Lewis could be looking to make the jump to the Power Four, even though Saint Mary’s is one of the best mid-major programs in the country.<\/p>\n Lewis played high school basketball in Northern California, so the Ducks could be a Big Ten option not too far away from home.<\/p>\n Oregon’s outgoing transfers:<\/p>\n Where will Oregon’s outgoing transfers end up?<\/p>\n Shelstad is an Oregon native, and early indications point to both USC and UCLA having interest. Could Altman and the Ducks have to square off against their former point guard in the Big Ten?<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Evans is reportedly testing the NBA Draft waters in addition to entering the transfer portal. <\/p>\n The talented forward prospect attended Montverde Academy in Florida, but he is originall from Baltimore, Maryland. If he does end up staying in college basketball, a move to the East Coast would feel natural.<\/p>\n As for Lindsay, the former Ducks forward enters the portal as a redshirt senior, beginning his career at Florida Southwestern before transferring to Oregon. He’s not as high-profile of a prospect as Shelstad or Evans, but Lindsay’s loss will be felt by the Ducks.<\/p>\n Sign up to our free newsletter<\/strong><\/u><\/a> and follow us on <\/strong>Facebook<\/strong><\/u><\/a>, <\/strong>X <\/strong><\/u><\/a>and<\/strong> Instagram<\/strong><\/u><\/a> for the latest news. <\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\nWei Lin Becomes Sixth Oregon Ducks to Transfer<\/h2>\n
Oregon Ducks Potential Transfer Portal Targets<\/a><\/h2>\n
Bangot Dak, Colorado<\/h2>\n
Miles Byrd, San Diego State<\/h2>\n
Jerry Easter, USC<\/h2>\n
Isiah Harwell, Houston<\/h2>\n
Mikey Lewis, Saint Mary’s<\/h2>\n
Oregon Ducks Transfer Portal Departures<\/h2>\n
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