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Blackwell’s Next Act: Draft Entry and Top Landing Spots
Badgers’ Star Sets Sights on Draft and New Court John Blackwell is closing the book on his Wisconsin career. After exploring the NBA Draft feedback loop and weighing transfer options, the sophomore guard confirmed he will enter both the NBA Draft process and the transfer portal for his final season. Blackwell thanked Coach Greg Gard…
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Badger Nation Frenzy: Transfers, Talents, and Trips
Joel Foxwell: The Aussie You Didn’t Know Badgers Wanted Portland Pilot guard Joel Foxwell, fresh off a solid season in Australia’s NBL and the West Coast Conference, has quietly emerged as a prime transfer portal target for Wisconsin basketball. With his brother Owen already secured, Joel’s combination of 15.6 PPG, 6.5 APG and crafty finishing…
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Wisconsin Offseason Shakeup: Recruits & Defensive Woes
Badgers Net Aussie Pro as Offseason Domino Falls Wisconsin secured 22-year-old guard Owen Foxwell from Australia’s NBL, flipping him from LSU just before the transfer portal opens. The 6-foot-2 pro averaged 11.0 points, 4.5 assists, 3.0 rebounds and 1.3 steals last season while shooting 41 percent from the field and 35 percent from deep. Foxwell…
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Badgers Land In-State Football & Basketball Stars
Badgers Court Zavier Zens Post-Triton Departure After his exit from Northern Iowa, Wisconsin Lutheran forward Zavier Zens drew an offer from the Badgers, bringing a local talent back into the fold for Wisconsin basketball. Looks like the Badgers are treating roster holes like Black Friday deals—grab anything that falls off the mountaintop! Zens, freshly freed…
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Badgers’ Recruiting Frenzy and NCAA’s New Transfer Rule
Twins Tunnel Vision: Badgers Fortify Home-State Line Wisconsin football continues its in-state recruiting spree, landing Sussex twins Hunter and Reece Mallinger as its sixth and seventh commitments in the Class of 2027. Both offensive linemen boast offers from Power Four programs—Hunter had 18 exclusive and shared suitors, Reece 14—and project as future tackles or guards.…
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Badgers in Flux: Transfers, Draft Woes and Court Revival
Make-or-Break Year: Badgers’ 2026 Trial by Fire After back-to-back losing seasons, Wisconsin football finds itself under the national microscope as ESPN’s Jake Trotter names the Badgers the squad “with the most to prove” in 2026. Head coach Luke Fickell, retained despite recent struggles, enters a pivotal campaign buoyed by increased financial backing from AD Chris…
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Wisconsin Badgers: Recruiting Boom Meets Ranking Snub
Top In-State Hoop Talent Heads to Madison Four-star basketball forward Donovan Davis, ranked as the state’s No. 2 prospect, has scheduled his first official visit to Wisconsin on April 13. The 6-foot-7 Kaukauna native plays for Freedom High School and competes on the EYBL circuit with Team Herro. Currently a consensus top-100 player nationally (No.…
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Wisconsin Sports Shakeup: From Transfers to Frozen Four
Gard’s Transfer Frenzy: Brace for Impact Coach Greg Gard faces a spring roster roller coaster. With Jack Robison and Riccardo Greppi entering the portal, Wisconsin settles at ten scholarship players. Juniors John Blackwell and Nolan Winter must decide their fate; their choices will dictate frontcourt or backcourt portal priorities. The Badgers cut ties with Temple’s…
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Wisconsin Athletics: Moves, Standouts, and Fresh Faces
On-Demand Sniper Ryder Frost Returns to the Portal Former Notre Dame wing Ryder Frost, a 6-foot-7 sharpshooter who once made Wisconsin’s finalist list, is declaring for the transfer portal. Frost averaged 6.2 minutes per game as a freshman, yet hoisted nearly two three-pointers a contest, draining 39% of them. With Wisconsin suddenly thin on long-range…
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Madison’s Spring Showcase and Hoops Shakeups Unite Badgers
Jones’ Court Time Rocket Takes Off Post-Robison Jack Robison’s decision to enter the transfer portal clears the path for freshman guard Hayden Jones to claim a much larger role in Wisconsin basketball for 2026-27. Robison, a 6-foot-6 forward-guard hybrid who saw only mop-up minutes last season, exits and leaves Jones—who played in 27 games and…