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Four-star guard Jalen Brown, ranked No. 3 in Wisconsin and No. 66 nationally, has pledged to Wisconsin, a commitment that could reshape the program’s backcourt and signal a shift toward home‑grown talent.
The Badgers are making an early push for the 2027 class, targeting four-star guard Jalen Brown, who recently visited Madison and has drawn favorable forecasts for a commitment to the University of Wisconsin.
From an early unbeaten streak to a decisive win against the nation’s No. 2 team, the Badgers' campaign blended resilience, clutch performances and historic firsts
Coaches gathered in Rancho Palos Verdes to discuss Michigan's historic NCAA victory, the strain of an expanded schedule, travel burdens for former Pac‑12 members, and the urgent need for clearer player compensation guidelines.
A look at how Wisconsin’s coaching staff, led by Greg Gard, is courting top recruit Jalen Brown, with regular contact and game attendance underscoring the intensity of the pursuit.
Zach Kinziger, a four‑star freshman guard from De Pere, Wisconsin, earned a spot on the Wisconsin Badgers roster after impressing coaches in practice. His first collegiate appearance on December 22, 2025, produced six points, one rebound and two assists against Central Michigan, sparking optimism about his development.
Despite a potent offense that placed the Badgers 10th nationally, Wisconsin's defense slipped to 56th in adjusted efficiency, the worst mark since 2017‑18, sparking a focus on retention and offseason upgrades.
Wisconsin’s men’s basketball program will travel to Nassau in November for the 2026 Baha Mar Bahamas Hoops Championship, continuing a tradition of early‑season showcases that has yielded recent titles.
The Badgers have added six players and are still seeking a final piece to complete a roster that lost key contributors, with an eye toward stronger playmaking and defense.
Wisconsin aims to fill its last scholarship by prioritizing playmaking, on‑ball defense, and rim‑penetrating guards, while integrating new transfers and addressing departures.
A look at John Blackwell's standout junior season, his challenges, and the factors that led him to transfer to Duke.
A proposed NCAA rule that would bar players with overseas experience from college competition puts Wisconsin's basketball program and other teams on alert.
The Badgers' 2026‑27 roster features five freshmen from abroad, each bringing distinct skills and experiences that could shape the team's dynamics.
The Badgers are focusing on summer workouts, evaluating returning players, and rethinking their Moneyball approach after losing John Blackwell, with optimism for an NCAA Tournament return.
Nolan Winter has elected to remain with the University of Wisconsin for his final year of eligibility, bringing his rebounding prowess and defensive intensity back to the program.
With 14 of 15 scholarship spots set for the 2026‑27 season, Wisconsin evaluates transfer Victory Onuetu’s defensive impact versus his limited offensive experience, debating whether a bench role might best harness his shot‑blocking strengths.
With 14 of 15 scholarships already accounted for, the Badgers are deliberately holding out for the right fit, while the NCAA's pending eligibility rule could reshape roster planning.
Wisconsin offers 2028 wing Terrance Byrd, highlighting his versatile skill set and marking the first high‑major scholarship in that class.
The University of Wisconsin announces its 2026‑27 men’s basketball schedule, featuring high‑profile nonconference matchups and an 18‑game conference slate that includes road tests against traditional rivals.
Freshman big Aleksas Bieliauskas emerged as a secret weapon for the Wisconsin Badgers, delivering clutch three‑point shooting and earning a B‑grade rating before announcing his transfer to South Carolina, where he aims to broaden his offensive role under Lamont Paris and Sam Dekker.
Freshman forward Aleksas Bieliauskas delivered key performances for the Badgers, including a five‑three outburst against Michigan, before announcing his transfer to South Carolina to continue his development under former Badgers coaches.
Greg Gard’s low‑profile rebuild at Wisconsin hides a potentially game‑changing addition in NBL guard Owen Foxwell, a player whose stats and experience could reshape the Badgers’ outlook.
At 25, Wisconsin's Nick Boyd combines age‑defying experience with a career‑high senior season, making him a intriguing, though uncertain, prospect as the draft approaches.
After a promising first year in Madison, Braeden Carrington set a program record with nine three‑pointers in a single game, yet a late‑season shooting slump cast doubt on his immediate pro prospects.