HBCU Basketball Tracker: Players, Coaches, Transfers, And Draft | 2025

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HBCU basketball's postseason has already been active with tournaments, coaching moves, and NCAA transfer announcements. Also, several talented players hope to hear their names called during the upcoming NBA and WNBA drafts. We will track the movements inside of HBCU basketball here on HBCU Legends.
HBCU Legends will provide continuous updates to the tracker.

PLAYERS
Players entering the NCAA transfer portal:
Men
- Blake Harper, G - Howard (Source: League Ready)
- Po'Boigh King, G - NCCU (Source: On3)
- Kavion McClain, G - Texas Southern (Source: McClain)
- AC Bryant, F - AAMU (Source: Bryant)
- Wilson Dubinsky, G - South Carolina State (Source: NPH Scouting)
- Drayton Jones, C - South Carolina State (Source: Drayton Diesel)
- Chad Moodie, F - AAMU (Source: Mo Carter)
- Marshall Thorn, F/C - FAMU (Source: HBCU Digital)
- Tanahj Pettway, G - Prairie View A&M (Source: Portal Scoop)
- Jordan Tillmon, G - Prairie View A&M (Source: The Portal Report)
- Kevin McGaskey, F - Prairie View A&M (Source: McGaskey)
- Alex Anderson, G - Texas Southern (Source: The Portal Report)
NEWS: Howard star guard Blake Harper (@bharp__) is entering the transfer portal, he tells @LeagueRDY.
— Sam Kayser - 24/7 High School Hoops (@247HSHoops) March 24, 2025
Harper spent just one season at Howard but was named the MEAC Player of the Year as just a freshman. He’s a native of Washington, DC.
Averaged 19.5PPG, 6.2RPG and 3.4APG in… pic.twitter.com/niGUh0JTpA
Thank You TSU🫶🏾 pic.twitter.com/gnxrzUfEZE
— Kavion McClain (@901_king_k) March 17, 2025
NEW: NC Central guard Po’Boigh King has entered the NCAA Transfer Portal, @JamieShaw5 reports.
— Transfer Portal (@TransferPortal_) March 24, 2025
King averaged 16.7 points per game this season.https://t.co/DPpwUanDsI pic.twitter.com/kJcRGvSThc
thank you bulldog nation❤️ pic.twitter.com/s5MJF9aXge
— AC Bryant (@a0_loading) March 21, 2025
South Carolina State 6’3 Guard Wilson Dubinsky is entering the transfer portal.
— Joe Moussa (@Joe_NPH) March 24, 2025
Averaged 8.1ppg on 44.7% 3pt this season. Will provide instant floor spacing and toughness.@NphScouting pic.twitter.com/b1GPdcwTjC
South Carolina State sophomore center Drayton Jones entered the Transfer Portal today
— Arman Jovic (@PDTScouting) March 17, 2025
The 6-11 sophomore from Houston, TX averaged 13.0 points and 1.7 blocks this season.
Has a lot of development left in him but a very high ceiling, a motor that never stops @DraytonDiesel pic.twitter.com/V3Mfj65TXJ
Women
Kierra Wheeler, F - Norfolk State (Wheeler's Social Media Account)

COACHES
- Larry Vickers: Norfolk State WBB -> Auburn WBB
- Landon Bussie: Alcorn State MBB -> Chicago State MBB
- Sandy Pugh: Prairie View A&M WBB -> Resignation
Larry Vickers Leaves Norfolk State To Become Auburn Women's Basketball's Head Coachhttps://t.co/ygUYIBGyjE
— Kyle T. Mosley (@ktmoze) March 23, 2025
Former SWAC Coach of the Year takes the helm at Chicago State!https://t.co/Qr3RI1CTCf
— Kyle T. Mosley (@ktmoze) March 20, 2025
VACANCIES
- Prairie View A&M WBB
- Norfolk State WBB
- Alcorn State MBB

*If you have information and updates on HBCU players and coaches moving to new programs, contact me at kmosley@hbcusi.com.
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