The University of Wisconsin men's basketball team needed some dynamic scoring ability following the departure of its entire starting backcourt. An answer to that may have come via the transfer portal on Saturday.
Wisconsin men's basketball signs dynamic mid-major wing for 3rd transfer addition
- Michael McCleary
- Updated
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The former Miami (Ohio) wing knows the history the Badgers have with developing wings. And that's part of why he's headed to Madison next season.
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