Matt McMahon and Co. continue reconstructing the roster in Baton Rouge, former Tiger finds new home.

Matt McMahon and the LSU staff continue retooling the roster in Baton Rouge with the program utilizing the NCAA Transfer Portal this offseason.

The Tigers have secured a handful of impactful pieces to this point, but have also seen members of the 2024-25 roster reveal departures once the season wrapped up in March.

LSU saw talented forward Noah Boyde, who battled the injury bug last season, elect to test the free agent market.

Boyde is coming off of a 2024-25 campaign after averaging 1.2 points and 0.2 rebounds this past season for the Tigers.

Now, he’s found a new home, according to 247 Sports Matt Zenitz. Boyde has signed with Western Kentucky for the 2025-26 season.

LSU has seen six total players depart Baton Rouge this offseason. A look into the other members of last season’s roster hitting the portal.

The Departures: Six Tigers Enter Portal

Vyctorius Miller: Guard

Last month, the program saw Vyctorius Miller make the decision to test the market, according to On3 Sports.

Miller is coming off of a true freshman campaign where he averaged 8.9 points, 2.4 rebounds and 1.2 assists this past season for the Tigers.

The four-star, Top-75 prospect in the 2024 Recruiting Class departs after one season in Baton Rouge with McMahon and Co. unable to retain the coveted guard.

He has since sighed with the Oklahoma State Cowboys.

Mike Williams – Sophomore Guard

LSU sophomore guard Mike Williams has entered the NCAA Transfer Portal after two seasons with the program in Baton Rouge, he revealed via social media on two weeks ago.

Williams, a Top-100 prospect in the 2023 Recruiting Cycle, averaged 5.9 points per game across 57 appearances during his time with Matt McMahon’s program.

During the 2024-25 season, Williams appeared in 24 games with zero starts while shooting 31.3 percent from the field and 25 percent from three-point range. He averaged four points per game.

McMahon and the LSU Tigers are expected to be aggressive in the NCAA Transfer Portal during the spring window after a disappointing 2024-25 season.