South Carolina basketball transfer portal headquarters

The transfer portal officially hasn’t opened yet, but South Carolina basketball (along with almost every other program in the country) already has had some portal activity affecting its roster. Graduates may enter the portal at any time, but with the portal officially opening on March 24th, underclassmen have begun to announce their intentions to transfer, as well.

The transfer portal window will open on the 24th and then close on April 22nd. Players already in the portal can commit to new schools whenever they like, even after the window closes.

GamecockCentral has established this landing page that will act as sort of a live blog featuring all of South Carolina’s transfer portal happenings.

The “blog” will be updated whenever new content is posted on the GC front page or The Insiders Forum.

UPDATED 3/21, 5:00 p.m.

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Local South Carolina guard to enter NCAA transfer portal

By Wes Mitchell, 3/21

South Carolina redshirt freshman guard Arden Conyers plans to enter the NCAA transfer portal. Conyers confirmed the news on social media.

Following a redshirt season as a true freshman, Conyers played an inconsistent role on the 2024-2025 team. The local product averaged 4.3 points on 34.8% shooting and 1.2 rebounds.

Thanks to his redshirt year, Conyers will have three years of eligibility remaining at his next stop.

South Carolina wing Zachary Davis plans to enter NCAA transfer portal

By Wes Mitchell, 3/21

South Carolina men’s basketball starter Zachary Davis plans to enter the NCAA transfer portal, according to On3’s Joe Tipton.

The 6-foot-7, 200-pound rising senior is a two-year starter for the Gamecocks after moving into the starting lineup last season.

In his three-year career with the Gamecocks, Davis played in 95 games with 38 starts averaging 5.5 points and 3.5 rebounds per game.

This season, Davis played in 32 games, making 19 starts. He averaged a career-high 8.2 points and 4.6 rebounds per game.

An Orangeburg, S.C. native, Davis joined the South Carolina program as a three-star high school recruit out of Denmark-Olar in the class of 2022.

South Carolina basketball makes top list for transfer portal point guard from BIG Ten

By Kevin Miller, 3/21

On Friday, former Iowa Hawkeyes guard Brock Harding is down to six schools in his portal recruitment. According to a report from On3’s Joe Tipton, the sophomore likes the South Carolina Gamecocks, TCU Horned Frogs, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Louisville Cardinals, Washington Huskies, and Texas Tech Red Raiders.

Despite being a rising junior, Harding is already in the transfer portal because Iowa players received a 30-day window for portal entry when the Hawkeyes fired head coach Fran McCaffery last weekend.

As things stand, the 6-foot guard ranks No. 31 overall in On3’s transfer portal player rankings. He also is the country’s No. 7 transfer point guard.

South Carolina basketball guard to enter transfer portal

By Kevin Miller, 3/20

On3’s Joe Tipton reported that South Carolina basketball guard Austin Herro plans to enter the transfer portal. Herro, a former walk-on for the Gamecocks and younger brother of NBA star Tyler Herro, was put on scholarship ahead of the 2024-2025 season. He played in 10 total games at USC and scored two points.

Despite the Gamecocks’ struggles on the court this season, Herro did not have a clear path to minutes. He will enter the portal with three years of eligibility remaining.

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