Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball projected for Sweet 16 potential in 2026-27 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 10:30 AM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
The Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball team is anticipated to have Sweet 16 potential for the 2026-27 season. Despite the departures of Nick Boyd and John Blackwell, head coach Greg Gard has brought in several notable transfers and international talent. ESPN's Myron Medcalf suggests the team could finish with 26 wins and fourth in the Big Ten, a more optimistic outlook than the previous season's 24 wins. Fans and analysts are keen to see the contributions of returning player Nolan Winter and new additions as the team looks to improve on past performances.
- •Wisconsin Badgers aim for Sweet 16 in 2026-27 season.
- •Nick Boyd and John Blackwell are no longer with the team.
- •Greg Gard continues as head coach with new talent on roster.
- •Projected team wins stand at 26, finishing fourth in Big Ten.
- •Analysts highlight Nolan Winter's return as a key element.
- 10:30 AMYahoo Sports — Wisconsin men's basketball given Sweet 16 ceiling for 2026-27 season
"Without Nick Boyd and John Blackwell, it's going to be interesting to see how the Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball team looks in 2026-27.
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