The NCAA men's basketball national champion was crowned Monday night, but it's not too early to look ahead to next season.

Stay up-to-date with the latest on the Creighton men's basketball roster — from transfer portal additions to departures!

After High Point University made its first NCAA tournament appearance in school history just three weeks ago, a search for a new head coach is now underway.

Creighton men's basketball loses another player to the transfer portal. Fredrick King announced he's entering the portal. He played just under six minutes per game behind Ryan Kalkbrenner. This comes after junior guard Pop Isaacs and junior forward Mason Miller announced they will be entering the transfer portal.

Nik Graves, a high-scoring guard from Charlotte, has signed to play his final season of college basketball with Creighton University in 2025-26.

High Point coach Alan Huss will return to Creighton as the head coach-in-waiting for whenever Greg McDermott decides to leave or retire.

The commitment of Aleksa Dimitrijević, a 7-foot center, adds to Creighton's frontcourt, which coach Greg McDermott and his staff had to rebuild after Ryan Kalkbrenner exhausted his eligibility.

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Huss's decision to return to Creighton as the 'head coach-in-waiting' underscores his deep commitment to the Bluejays program. This role positions him as the logical successor to McDermott, ensuring a seamless transition when McDermott eventually steps down.

Iowa basketball transfer Josh Dix committed to Creighton on Friday. He joins Iowa transfer Owen Freeman in the move to the Bluejays' program. New Iowa coach Ben McCollum was outspoken at his introductory press conference about retaining Pryce Sandfort,