Hoops HQ: Ranking B1G 2025-26 transfer classes

[Ignatius L Hoops]

Ranking All 18 Women’s Big Ten Transfer Classes

The Portal Report continues their transfer portal rankings of each conference. In this latest edition, they highlight the women's Big Ten.

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14. Minnesota​

Incoming transfers: Tracey Bershers, 6-foot-2 graduate senior forward (UAB); Brylee Glenn, 5-foot-10 graduate senior guard (Kansas State); Finau Tonga, 6-foot-2 graduate senior forward (San Jose State).
The skinny: Minnesota kept all three double-digit scorers from this past season and did a good job of adding to a solid core. Tonga looks the part of a serviceable Big Ten forward after averaging 8.7 points and 5.2 rebounds this past season. Breshers likely will join her in the frontcourt rotation, but don’t discount her offensive profile as a 6-foot-2 forward who shot 43 percent from deep on 129 attempts in 2024-25. Glenn was competitive in her first two seasons at Kansas State. but a decline in minutes this past season saw her production decrease. Give her additional playing time and she’s a proven high-major guard, a known two-way talent and, now, an experienced veteran in Minnesota’s backcourt.

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[MaroonMagic]

Ranking All 18 Women’s Big Ten Transfer Classes

The Portal Report continues their transfer portal rankings of each conference. In this latest edition, they highlight the women's Big Ten.

www.hoopshq.com

It looks like they spelled Bershers's last name wrong. And they said Glenn played last season, when she did not get any minutes at all in the 2024-2025 season, which is why she was able to get another year to use at Minnesota.

But I'm excited that we kept our core players and didn't need much in the portal!

 

[JellyBean2144]

I am always interested in the play of transfers. Some transfers join a program and they either shy away and play timid or they come in and assert themselves. I hope we have transfer that assert themselves.