What did prized Wisconsin commit Baboucarr Ann average in 2025-26?

The Wisconsin Badgers basketball offseason has looked slightly different than normal through the month of June.

>Head coach Greg Gard's class of 2027 rounds out the month of June, featuring three high-profile high school talents. Headlined by four-star in-state sensation Jalen Brown, the class also features three-star center Jack Thelen and Baboucarr Ann, Minnesota's No. 1 prospect for the class of '27.

>While 247Sports considers Brown the No. 70 player, No. 13 shooting guard, and No. 5 recruit from Wisconsin for the class of 2027, Ann's status as a small forward is certainly comparable. The outlet's composite ranking ranks Ann as the No. 63 overall player, No. 18 small forward, and top-rated recruit from his state, making the tandem one of the most prestigious duos to commit to UW in recent history.

>247Sports' director of scouting Adam Finkelstein had this to say about Ann in his recruiting profile:

>"Ann is a long-armed, two-way wing who already has versatile tools and yet plenty of potential to keep improving for the foreseeable future... Ann is a long-armed, two-way wing who already has versatile tools and yet plenty of potential to keep improving for the foreseeable future."

>But how did Ann perform during his latest season with Maple Grove High School in Maple Grove, Minnesota?

>Through 31 games, he averaged 18.9 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.5 assists, and 1.4 steals per appearance, according to StribVarsity. If Ann can provide even half of that production as a freshman, Wisconsin's wing depth could look quite scary when he arrives in Madison.

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