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Where Wisconsin basketball transfers rank nationally
TL;DR
Wisconsin basketball has added three new players from the transfer portal: Trey Autry, Victory Onuetu, and Eian Elmer. These players are expected to fill key roles in the starting lineup for the upcoming season.
Key points
- Wisconsin basketball has added three transfers
- Trey Autry, Victory Onuetu, and Eian Elmer are the new players
- The transfers are expected to fill key roles in the starting lineup
Wisconsin Badgers
Wisconsin basketball has been busy in the transfer portal over the last week. The program landed three impact players: George Washington guard Trey Autry, Hofstra forward Victory Onuetu and Miami (OH) wing Eian Elmer.
The trio figures to slot into the Badgers' starting lineup entering next season. That top unit lost star guards John Blackwell and Nick Boyd, as well as wing Andrew Rohde and forward Aleksas Bieliauskas, after the 2025-26 campaign. Nolan Winter will likely be the team's only returning starter, a reality that will put significant pressure on the incoming transfer class.
Before the team starts preparation for the upcoming campaign, here is an early look at where the Badgers' transfer class ranks, and how each fared in 2025-26. This post will be updated further, as not every recruiting service has completed its transfer rankings.
Miami (OH) wing Eian Elmer
Q&A
Who are the new transfers joining Wisconsin basketball?
The new transfers are Trey Autry from George Washington, Victory Onuetu from Hofstra, and Eian Elmer from Miami (OH).
How will the transfers impact Wisconsin's starting lineup?
The transfers are expected to fill significant gaps left by departing players and are likely to be part of the starting lineup entering next season.
What challenges will Wisconsin basketball face with the new transfers?
Wisconsin will face pressure to integrate the new transfers into the team, especially after losing key starters from the previous season.
