Wisconsin Reels in Sharpshooting Guard Trey Autry
Greg Gard has made his first splash in the transfer portal, securing 6-foot-4 guard Trey Autry from George Washington. Over three seasons with the Revolutionaries, Autry played 100 games (68 starts), averaging 11.0 points, 3.5 rebounds, and 1.5 assists in 2025-26. A lethal marksman, he knocked down 38.5% from three on 6.4 attempts per game and drained multiple triples in 23 of 34 outings. His 79% shot volume from deep and consistent 80%+ free-throw shooting underscore his role as a reliable bucket-getter. Autry joins a Badger roster that’s already filled 10 of 15 scholarships for 2026-27, bringing veteran poise alongside fellow experience-rich guard Nolan Winter and NBL alum Owen Foxwell, and projects as the starter at the two alongside Foxwell’s playmaking.
Finally—because surely this has all been a masterclass of strategy and not a frantic scramble to fill holes—Wisconsin’s coaching staff has uncovered the ancient art of adding proven talent instead of crowning another freshman lottery pick as the next savior. Grab the confetti, folks: we’ve got ourselves a port in the storm! Autry’s arrival promises that next season’s Badgers will boast more three-point attempts than a turkey shoot and enough seasoned souls to form their own senior citizen discount club. Who needs forward depth when you can have unlimited prayers at the arc?
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