Ranking the top players that entered the transfer portal on Tuesday
The floodgates opened. Monday was the first day players were able to enter the transfer portal without penalty. As of 9:45 PM EST, over 250 players have submitted their names to the transfer portal since Monday morning. The transfer portal will remain open for 60 days for non-graduate, one-time transfers to enter without penalty.
2023 On3 Transfer Portal Rankings
Graduate transfers have been able to enter the portal without penalty as soon as their season ends. Just over 100 players entered in the last week.
To help navigate things some, here are the top players that entered the transfer portal on Tuesday, March 14.
Monday’s Top Players that Entered the Transfer Portal
1. Jameer Nelson, Jr. (Delaware)
Height/weight: 6-1/190
Year: Grad transfer
High school: Haverford (PA) The Haverford School
2022-23 stats: 20.6 points, 4.6 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 2.4 steals
Notes: Jameer Nelson, Jr. is from Haverford, Pennsylvania, and played travel ball with the Philly Pride program on the UAA Next Circuit. Nelson originally committed to George Washington and transferred to Delaware after two years. Nelson was first-team All-CAA and CAA All-Defense this season. He is the son of former NBA guard Jameer Nelson.
2. Khalif Battle (Temple)
Height/weight: 6-5/175
Year: Sophomore
High school: Hillside (NJ) Trenton Catholic
2022-23 stats: 17.9 points, 3.6 rebounds, 1.0 steals, 35.0% 3P
Notes: Khalif Battle is from New Jersey and played travel ball with the Team Final program on Nike’s EYBL Circuit. Battle originally committed to Butler and transferred to Temple after one season. Battle was third-team All-AAC this season. He is the brother of former Syracuse guard Tyus Battle.
3. Clarence Daniels (New Hampshire)
Height/weight: 6-6/225
Year: Junior
High school: Brooklyn Park (MN) Marathana Christian
2022-23 stats: 15.3 points, 10.7 rebounds, 1.3 steals, 39.5% 3P
Notes: Clarence Daniels is originally from Columbia Heights, Minnesota. Daniels committed to D-II Montana State-Billings prior to transferring to JUCO, Lake Region State College. Daniels was named an NJCAA All-American. He is a first-team All-AEC and finished 15th nationally in rebounds per game.
4. Primo Spears (Georgetown)
Height/weight: 6-3/185
Year: Sophomore
High school: Lanham (MD) Mt. Zion Prep
2022-23 stats: 16.0 points, 3.0 rebounds, 5.3 assists, 1.1 steals,
Notes: Primo Spears is originally from Hartford, Connecticut. He committed to Duquesne out of prep school and transferred to Georgetown after one season. Spears led the Big East in field goal attempts while finishing top five in points and assists.
5. Myles Stute (Vanderbilt)
Height/weight: 6-7/215
Year: Junior
High school: Washington (DC) Gonzaga Collegiate
2022-23 stats: 8.4 points, 4.6 rebounds, 36.1% 3P
Notes: Myles Stute is originally from Washington, DC, and played travel ball with Team Takeover on Nike’s EYBL Circuit. Stute chose Vanderbilt over offers from Clemson, Florida, Marquette, and others. He has started 59 games in his three seasons in Nashville.