The college basketball transfer portal is open! Here are the most notable players in the portal and where they're going to play next season.

The college basketball transfer portal is as chaotic as anything in college sports. Athletes are coming in, committing, decommitting, deciding to go into the NB

Forward Evan Werner and goaltender Cameron Korpi are the latest Michigan Wolverines to depart the program in favor of options elsewhere. Here’s more on the transfer portal’s newest additions:

EAST LANSING -- Less than 48 hours after Michigan State’s season came to an end in the Elite Eight, a key player is apparently looking for a new school. Junior guard and co-captain Tre Holloman will enter the transfer portal, according to multiple reports. He would be the first player on the roster with eligibility remaining to enter the portal.

Michigan State guard Tre Holloman plans to end his college career at another school. Agent Brandon Grier says Holloman entered the transfer portal and informed coach Tom Izzo of his decision on Tuesday.

After two rocky seasons at Michigan State, sophomore forward Xavier Booker entered the portal on Tuesday, a program spokesman confirmed. He is a former five-star prospect but so far has failed to live up to the lofty hype created by recruiting rankings and selection as a McDonald’s All-American.

Michigan State came to know Tru Washington very well during the NCAA Tournament this season; the Spartans played New Mexico in the round of 32. Washington is a guard Izzo would love to have. He is tough as nails, a hard-nosed defender and plays his role effectively on offense.

Thus far, Michigan basketball has added two players via the transfer portal, while four have departed. Guards Tre Donaldson and Justin Pippen, as well as forwards Sam Walters and Jace Howard, have all decided to try their hands elsewhere, seeking greener pastures with another program.

Michigan State basketball's Xavier Booker will reportedly enter the transfer portal after two seasons in East Lansing.