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Transfer Tracker: Who is Staying, Going as OSU Basketball Reboots in Offseason
Keeping track of who is going out and who is coming in.
Tyreek Smith became just the latest Cowboy to enter the transfer portal on Wednesday as the staff continues to turn the roster over this offseason, making him the fifth player on the roster from last season to formally declare for the transfer portal in search of a new home. He is the fourth frontcourt player to do so, joining Moussa Cisse, Kalib Boone and most recently Woody Newton.
So who is staying? Who is going? Who is arriving? Well, good question, good question, good question. We get it. There’s a lot happening. But we’ve done the legwork and have a running tally of the transfer tracker — both for those who are staying and going — in the space below. We’ve also, for the sake of simplicity, included newcomers and their current status as well as TBDs for those who are, well, still TBD.
OSU Basketball Transfer Tracker
| PLAYER | STATUS |
| Moussa Cisse | Transferring |
| Kalib Boone | Transferring |
| Avery Anderson | Transferring |
| John-Michael Wright | Returning |
| Quion Williams | Returning |
| Caleb Asberry | Gone (eligibility) |
| Bernard Kouma | Gone (eligibility) |
| Bryce Thompson | TBD |
| Chris Harris Jr. | TBD |
| Woody Newton | Transferring |
| Tyreek Smith | Transferring |

OSU has five players expected to be freshmen next season on the roster led by top-50 national recruit Brandon Garrison out of Del City. Garrison is one of five high school seniors already signed with the Cowboys.
| PLAYER | INCOMING |
| Brandon Garrison | Signed (freshman) |
| Justin McBride | Signed (freshman) |
| Jamyron Keller | Signed (freshman) |
| Connor Dow | Signed (freshman) |
| Eric Dailey Jr. | Signed (freshman) |
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