The NCAA Transfer Portal added yet another Georgia basketball player on Monday, with junior Tye Fagan now set to find a new college home.

Fagan made the announcement on Twitter Monday afternoon.

He joins former teammates Mikal Starks, whose name went in the portal earlier Monday, and Christian Brown, who announced he was leaving last week.

Fagan's decision is the most impactful decision thus far.

The rising senior started 25 of Georgia's 26 games, finishing fifth on the team in scoring at 9.2 points per game. He leaves Athens having played in 89 career games with the Bulldogs.

Earlier Monday, backup guard Starks' name appeared in the portal. Matt Zenith of AL.com was the first to report the move.

Known primarily for his defense, Georgia signed Starks last year as a transfer from Eastern Florida College. The Miami native played in only 18 games, going just 2 of 10 from the field.

Brown, who battled a quad injury the latter part of the season, played in just 17 games with one start. He averaged 4.4 points while playing in 11 minutes per game.

The Bulldogs also have to wait on word from graduate transfers Justin Kier, P.J. Horne and Andrew Garcia. The trio is expected to leave but do have the option to return for another year due to the NCAA issuing a waiver for all athletes this year due to Covid-19.