Purdue Men's Basketball 2025-26 Roster Tracker: Returners, Newcomers and Departures

Keeping track of the returning players, incoming recruits and the transfer situation for Purdue basketball for the 2025-26 season.
The starting five for the Purdue Boilermakers huddle up against the Houston Cougars
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The offseason has officially begun in West Lafayette. After Purdue's NCAA Tournament run ended in the Sweet 16, it was time to turn the page to the 2025-26 season and start preparing for the year ahead.

Because of the current landscape of college basketball, it can be difficult to keep track of the roster situation. Fortunately, we have you covered when it comes to the Boilermakers.

Purdue has confirmed certain players will return via unique social media posts, while some members of the 2024-25 roster have already hit the transfer portal.

Below is our 2025-26 Purdue roster tracker, which we will continue to update throughout the offseason. It includes the current roster, incoming players and departing players.

*Bold indicates players have confirmed their return to Purdue

Returning players

Name

Class

Position

Height

Hometown

CJ Cox

Sophomore

Guard

6-foot-3

Lexington, Mass.

Fletcher Loyer

Senior

Guard

6-foot-5

Fort Wayne, Ind.

Braden Smith

Senior

Guard

6-foot-0

Westfield, Ind.

Trey Kaufman-Renn

Senior (RS)

Forward

6-foot-9

Sellersburg, Ind.

Aaron Fine

Sophomore

Guard

6-foot-2

Noblesville, Ind.

Sam King

Senior

Forward

6-foot-9

Columbus, Ind.

Jack Lusk

Junior

Guard

6-foot-4

Elkhorn, Neb.

Daniel Jacobsen

Freshman (RS)

Center

7-foot-4

Chicago, Ill.

Jack Benter

Freshman (RS)

Guard

6-foot-5

Brownstown, Ind.

Josh Furst

Junior

Forward

6-foot-6

Fort Wayne, Ind.

Gicarri Harris

Sophomore

Guard

6-foot-3

Atlanta, Ga.

Jace Rayl

Junior

Guard

5-foot-11

Kokomo, Ind.

Raleigh Burgess

Sophomore

Forward

6-foot-11

Cincinnati, Ohio

Incoming players

Name

Class

Position

Height

Hometown

Arriving via

Antione West Jr.

Freshman

Guard

6-foot-3

Toledo, Ohio

Recruit

Oscar Cluff

Graduate

Center

6-foot-11

Sunshine Coast, Australia

Transfer (South Dakota State)

Omer Mayer

Freshman

Guard

6-foot-4

Tel Aviv, Israel

Recruit

Liam Murphy

Graduate

Forward

6-foot-7

Staten Island, New York

Transfer (North Florida)

Departures

Name

Class

Position

Height

Hometown

Leaving via

Caleb Furst

Senior

Forward

6-foot-10

Fort Wayne, Ind.

Graduation

Myles Colvin

Junior

Guard

6-foot-5

Indianapolis, Ind.

Transfer (Wake Forest)

Will Berg

Junior (RS)

Center

7-foot-2

Stockholm, Sweden

Transfer (Wichita State)

Brian Waddell

Senior (RS)

Forward

6-foot-7

Carmel, Ind.

Transfer (Bellarmine)

Camden Heide

Sophomore (RS)

Forward

6-foot-7

Wayzata, Minn.

Transfer (Texas)

Related stories on Purdue basketball

BERG SAYS THANK YOU: Purdue center Will Berg took to social media to thank fans and the program after entering his name into the NCAA transfer portal just a few days ago. CLICK HERE

JACOBSEN RETURNING TO PURDUE: Daniel Jacobsen confirmed his plans to stay at Purdue for the 2025-26 season through the team's social media page on Tuesday. He missed most of his freshman season with a leg injury. CLICK HERE

THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT OSCAR CLUFF: A tough rebounder, a strong low-post player and a willing passer. Those are just a few things to know about new Purdue big man Oscar Cluff. CLICK HERE

COLVIN ENTERS TRANSFER PORTAL: Purdue sophomore wing Myles Colvin has reportedly entered his name into the NCAA transfer portal, becoming the third Boilermaker to do so this offseason. CLICK HERE


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Dustin Schutte
DUSTIN SCHUTTE

Dustin Schutte is the publisher of Purdue Boilermakers on SI and has spent more than a decade working in sports journalism. His career began in 2013, when he covered Big Ten football. He remained in that role for eight years before working at On SI to cover the Boilermakers. Dustin graduated from Manchester University in Indiana in 2010, where he played for the men's tennis team.

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