The LSU Tigers made national news once again as they move on from Matt McMahon and bring back the controversial Will Wade, in hopes of bringing their program back to relevance.

As with any coaching change, there will be a massive shift in the roster. Several players have already entered the transfer portal, and there will likely be more moves to come. Plus, when the portal opens, an influx of talent will be brought in.

Below is an always-updating list of every player to exit the Tigers via the portal and those who are coming in:

These are players who have already entered the portal or have made their intention known to enter when it opens.

Thomas came to the team with the hopes of being the offensive engine. It worked well during the non-conference schedule as he was in the midst of a career year, but an injury derailed both his and LSU's seasons. If McMahon had been retained, Thomas would have likely stayed.

Mosley is an exciting player given his mix of skillset and frame, seeing as though he's already 6-foot-5 but doesn't have much weight. He was projected to be a work-in-progress type of player. He was a top-100 recruit but didn't play much as a freshman.

Zipper was a professional in Israel, where he shot well and averaged 11.1 points in his final season before coming to Baton Rouge. He ended up logging just 33 minutes as a freshman.

Reed had figured to be a major part of the Tigers' plans for the last two years, but has played in 14 combined games. He's had very unfortunate injury luck and just hasn't been able to work out. He is the most likely on this list to end up going back to LSU.

Gilhool was a fringe top-100 recruit coming out of high school as a stretch big, but didn't log any minutes as a freshman.

No one has transferred in yet, as the portal opens officially on April 7, 2026.

This story will be updated as more information is released.