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Wisconsin Badgers Add Australian Forward, Eye Transfer Portal Gems

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Wisconsin Badgers basketball has added Australian forward Isaac Riddle, leaving one spot for next season. The team is considering transfer portal gems, particularly Davion Hannah, Chevalier Emery, and Mike Walz, to bolster their backcourt depth and rotation.

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Wisconsin Badgers Add Australian Forward, Eye Transfer Portal Gems

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Wisconsin Badgers Add Australian Forward, Eye Transfer Portal Gems. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 27th, Wisconsin Badges basketball just added Australian forward Isaac Riddle to their 2026-27 roster, putting them at 14 out of 15 players. They now bulls nine guards and five forwards, including seniors like Ian Elmer and Nolan Winter, plus a mix of juniors, sophomores, and freshmen such. As Hayden Jones and the new Riddle, with just one spot left, the team is eyeing transfer portal gems to round things out before next season kicks off. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the backboard deaf needs, especially after recent additions, and how a sharp shooter or defender could elevate the squad's rotation without overloading stars. Top candidates include Davey Onhanna, a six-foot-six-wing from Alabama, with Milwaukee Roots, whose 3-in-D game fits perfect despite injury. As setbacks, local guards chevalier Emory from Cleveland State, a scorer averaging 12.7 last year on 38% from deep, and big, and big. Man Mike Walls from Richmond, who posted career highs and points and boards while stretching the floor.

Word is, Wisconsin has shown interest in Emory, and if rules shift on eligibility, these moves could lock in a versatile closer for coach guards. System.

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