These 25 transfer portal commitments are flying too far under the radar

There have already been a lot of commitments in the transfer portal. We all know and talk about the commitments of the star players, but what about the commitments of the players who were not stars? Or the ones that played at mid-majors that some don't know about? There is a lot of talent changing teams.

14. Jayden Dawson - Kansas Jayhawks

Dawson isn't a guy many people know about. He wasn't the star for the Ramblers but was turning into one. The guard scored 35 points in the NIT against San Francisco. That game may be why he entered the transfer portal and committed to Kansas.

Bill Self is one of the best talent evaluators in the sport, and if he recruits you, he doesn't lose. Dawson will improve his game at Kansas and will likely be a bench guy who comes in and provides some three-point shooting. Kansas does have some players to replace, and Dawson is one of the better guards in the portal. The guard is an underrated get for Kansas.

13. Jacob Ognacevic - Washington Huskies

The college basketball world is ready for Ognacevic to play Big Ten basketball. The former Lipscomb big man dominates games. Ognacevic averaged 20 points per game, 8.0 rebounds, and 1.4 assists this year. He led Lipscomb to the NCAA tournament first round against Iowa State.

The new Washington big man is the perfect player for head coach Danny Sprinkle. Sprinkle loves big men who don’t have to stay in the paint to be effective. Washington loves big guys who can shoot, pass, and roll to the basket. Ognacevic checks all those boxes and shoots over 40% from deep. He can be an all-Big Ten Conference player.