Badger Bites: Sharif Chambliss breaks down film of the four veteran additions for Wisconsin basketball

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The Badgers reloaded this offseason with newcomers Owen Foxwell, Eian Elmer, Trey Autry and Victory Onuetu.

Badger Bites: WR Chris Brooks Jr. on his dedication to Wisconsin and how to catch JUGS machine passes

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Brooks Jr., who caught 11 passes for 124 yards last season, has become a respected leader for the Badgers.

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Fenderson, a freshman-to-be from Racine, Wis., brings physicality and toughness to the Badgers.

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Wollan, an all-state football and basketball player, becomes the ninth in-state commit in his class.

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Butch, who will remain in his role as basketball radio commentator, discusses his passion for giving back to kids in the Badger Connect Podcast.

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Hicks arrived at Wisconsin in March following a stint as scouting director at Michigan State.

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Sheplee is the highest-rated prospect to sign with the Badgers out of high school since 1997.

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Heywood has worked all spring as the Badgers’ starting right tackle.

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Lepay, a 2025 UW Athletic Hall of Fame inductee, is an 11-time Wisconsin Sportscaster of the Year award winner.

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Anthony became the first Badgers player in 41 years to catch a TD pass, rush for a TD and return a kickoff for a score in the same season.

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Rapp, a 6-foot-10 forward, ranked fourth on the team in scoring and rebounding as a sophomore.

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McIntosh, a former All-American offensive lineman, has served in an administrative capacity at Wisconsin since 2014.

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Foxwell averaged 11.1 points and 4.5 assists per game last season for the South East Melbourne Phoenix.