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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…
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Badger Bounce-Backs: Transfers, QBs, O-Line and Tournaments
Badgers Bleed Talent as Top Recruit Jumps Ship Wisconsin freshman Jack Robison, a four-star prospect out of Minnesota, has entered the NCAA transfer portal after two seasons of minimal playing time. Robison appeared in 30 games but never cracked more than six minutes or three points per contest. His exit marks the start of what…
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Badgers Shake Up Staff, Skills, Recruits & Spring Plays
Wisconsin’s Recruiting Queen Defects to Iowa State The University of Wisconsin football program has lost Taylor Ewald, its director of on-campus recruiting, to Iowa State. Ewald, who joined the Badgers in May 2023 after a stint at Kansas State, quietly scrubbed her Wisconsin ties from social media and is now listed on Iowa State’s roster.…
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Badgers Seek Fresh Talent as Production Metrics Lag
Top Prospects Invade Badgers’ Spring Practice The University of Wisconsin football program opened its spring session by rolling out the red carpet for an impressive slate of recruits. Coach Luke Fickell’s staff hosted standout in-state back Kingston Allen, record-setting runner; sought-after linebackers Jack Baker and Blake Betton; two-sport star Blaise Burwell; and defensive hopes Drake…
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Wisconsin’s Winter and Offseason Playbook Unveiled
Badgers’ 2026-27 Roster Preview: Offseason Drama Ahead Wisconsin basketball faces major turnover after losing three seniors and awaiting decisions from two star juniors. With the transfer portal opening April 7, coach Greg Gard must refill holes at guard and frontcourt. Incoming freshmen Jackson Ball and LaTrevion Fenderson join unproven depth at point and wing. The…
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Badgers’ Big Plays: Frozen Four, Awards, and Recruits
Overtime Ice Drama Sends Badgers to Title Game In a historic Frozen Four semifinal at Penn State’s Pegula Ice Arena, No. 2 Wisconsin battled back from two early deficits to edge No. 3 Penn State 4–3 in overtime. Kirsten Simms sparked the rally with three points and buried the game-winner eight seconds into OT, marking…
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Woes, Triumphs, and Frozen Showdowns for Badgers
When Defense Takes a Permanent Vacation The Badgers poured in 171 points over their last two NCAA Tournament games but still bowed out in the Round of 32. Fifth-seeded Wisconsin, averaging a school-record 83.0 points per game, fell 83-82 to No. 12 High Point in Portland. Despite an eight-point lead with 7:08 remaining, UW surrendered…