Boogie Fland requested his release from Kentucky, sources told ESPN on Monday.

The five-star prospect plans on reopening his recruitment.

Fland is now the fourth recruit to decommit from the Wildcats after John Calipari left the program.

Fland originally picked Kentucky over Indiana and Alabama.

Jayden Quaintance has asked to be released from his letter of intent to Kentucky and plans to reopen his recruitment.

Quaintance's decision comes after John Calipari left the program for Arkansas.

Quaintance is ranked by ESPN as the No. 14 prospect in his class.

Karter Knox also decommitted from Kentucky following Calipari's move. 

Karter Knox decommitted from Kentucky on Monday following John Calipari's decision to leave for Arkansas.

Knox, ranked No. 24 in his class by ESPN, will still consider Kentucky. Knox initially chose the Wildcats over Louisville. 

Aaron Bradshaw also announced that he would enter the transfer portal on Monday.

Bradshaw, the No. 6 prospect in his class according to ESPN, finished his freshman year averaging 4.9 points and 3.3 rebounds. 

Jalen Shelley is requesting a release from his letter of intent to Arkansas and plans to reopen his recruitment, sources told Jeff Borzello of ESPN.

The move comes after Eric Musselman left the program for USC.

Josh Cohen, who transferred from UMass to Arkansas, flipped his commitment to USC.

Shelley, a top-50 recruit according to ESPN, chose Arkansas over Louisville, Ohio State, Texas A&M, LSU and Houston.

Trent Perry decommitted from USC following Andy Enfield's departure from the program.

Perry is a McDonald's All-American and ranked No. 26 in the 2024 class by ESPN.

Perry originally picked USC over Stanford, Gonzaga, Oregon, Colorado and TCU.

Enfield was named the head coach of SMU on Monday.

Joson Sanon announced his commitment to Arizona on Wednesday, reported Jonathan Givony of ESPN.

Sanon is ranked as the No. 9 recruit in the 2025 class by ESPN.

"I love the fit, the way they score, how they get you open. They play at a fast pace, and being in the center of a high-powered offense was attractive. I wanted to get locked in before things really get going with the transfer portal," Sanon told ESPN.

Sanon plans to reclassify into the 2024 class. He is currently projected as the No. 28 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft by ESPN.