Wisconsin Badgers secure three commitments for the class of 2027
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 3, 2026, 10:30 AM
Last updated Jul 3, 2026
The Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball program has announced three commitments for the class of 2027, highlighted by top-100 recruits Jalen Brown and Baboucarr Ann, along with 7-foot-1 center Jack Thelen. Brown ranks as the No. 70 player nationally, and Ann is No. 84. This group represents Wisconsin's effort to strengthen in-state recruiting, with Brown being the first Milwaukee-based player to commit in recent years. The addition of Thelen is part of a trend in bringing in tall athletes to bolster the Badgers' frontcourt. Overall, head coach Greg Gard emphasizes that this class is one of the most complete he has assembled recently.
- •Jalen Brown and Baboucarr Ann are top-100 recruits.
- •Jack Thelen stands over 7 feet tall.
- •Brown is the first Milwaukee player to join the program recently.
- •Wisconsin aims to maintain in-state recruiting success.
- •Head coach Greg Gard calls this class one of his best.
- 10:30 AMYahoo Sports — Three takeaways from Wisconsin's three class of 2027 MBB commitments
"The Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball program is on an absolute roll.
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