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The Wisconsin Badgers men's hockey team landed their biggest transfer to date.
Penn State forward J.J. Wiebusch is staying in the Big Ten, according to Brad Elliott Schlossman.
Schlossman's transfer portal tracker now includes both Wiebusch and Dylan Compton to Wisconsin. Compton transferred from Northeastern earlier in the week.
After losing a boatload of key players to the NHL, head coach Mike Hastings knew he had to regroup. Landing Wiebusch is exactly what the Badgers needed, and now he'll have a few opportunities to play against his former team.
Wiebusch is a Wisconsin native who spent his first two seasons with the Nittany Lions. He comes to Madison as a junior with 69 career points in 77 games played. Of those 69 points, he has 30 goals and 39 assists.
In his four meetings against the Badgers this season, Wiebusch had a goal and an assist. He's played Wisconsin eight times in his career and has a total of three points against his new team.
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Penn State forward J.J. Wiebusch is staying in the Big Ten, according to Brad Elliott Schlossman.
Schlossman's transfer portal tracker now includes both Wiebusch and Dylan Compton to Wisconsin. Compton transferred from Northeastern earlier in the week.
After losing a boatload of key players to the NHL, head coach Mike Hastings knew he had to regroup. Landing Wiebusch is exactly what the Badgers needed, and now he'll have a few opportunities to play against his former team.
Wiebusch is a Wisconsin native who spent his first two seasons with the Nittany Lions. He comes to Madison as a junior with 69 career points in 77 games played. Of those 69 points, he has 30 goals and 39 assists.
In his four meetings against the Badgers this season, Wiebusch had a goal and an assist. He's played Wisconsin eight times in his career and has a total of three points against his new team.
Contact/Follow @TheBadgersWire on X (formerly Twitter) and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Wisconsin Badgers news, notes and opinion.
This article originally appeared on Badgers Wire: Penn State men's hockey forward J.J. Wiebusch transfers to Wisconsin
Continue reading...
