NCAA Basketball: 3 Biggest Remaining “Sleeper” Transfers Available

These are the transfers major college basketball programs are pining for as April nearly turns to May.

Every year, the market for college basketball transfers appears more and more active. Players are looking for greener pastures, more playing time, an opportunity closer to home, or any sort of reason to leave their former program for a new spot.

This can be an exciting time for coaches and programs. It’s also a nerve-wracking time, as players control the process of deciding when and where they’ll go somewhere new.

In recent weeks, potential NBA Draft prospects have decided to test the professional waters, creating even more potential holes on rosters across the country. This has led to coaches becoming more active in seeking talent – particularly in the form of graduate transfers – that can contribute immediately.

A month ago, we profiled the ten best transfers from the previous year. There might not be a player the caliber of Caleb Martin or Malik Newman, who can come and guide their new team to a deep postseason run. But there are plenty of impact contributors who remain on the market.

With transfer season still roaring strong, here are the three best sleeper options left to pursue.