The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have been identified as losers after losing standout Olivia Miles to TCU, which has triggered a mass exodus of talent, including Kate Koval transferring to LSU, leaving the team with a depleted roster.

In contrast, the TCU Horned Frogs have secured Olivia Miles, the No. 2 overall transfer, effectively bolstering their roster after losing key players from last season's Elite Eight team.

The Ole Miss Rebels are being celebrated as winners in this transfer cycle, successfully recruiting top transfer Cotie McMahon, who averaged 16.5 points and 4.7 rebounds at Ohio State, along with Latasha Lattimore from Virginia and other role players.

Similarly, the South Carolina Gamecocks have also emerged as winners by adding top transfer Ta'Niya Latson from Florida State, who averaged an impressive 25.2 points per game, and Madina Okot from Mississippi State, enhancing their height and rebounding capabilities.

On the other hand, the Georgia Bulldogs are being noted as a sleeper team, having successfully recruited transfers Dani Carnagie from Georgia Tech and Rylie Theuerkauf from Wake Forest, potentially revitalizing their competitive edge after a challenging season.

The UCLA Bruins, however, faced a major setback as their entire freshman class opted to transfer, including standout players, leaving the program in urgent need of significant roster rebuilding.

Meanwhile, the Florida State Seminoles have struggled to fill the void left by Ta'Niya Latson's transfer to South Carolina, relying on Jasmine Shavers from Texas Tech to bolster their scoring efforts.

The recent closure of the women's college basketball transfer portal has resulted in significant roster changes across various programs, with some teams emerging as clear winners while others face considerable losses.