Andrew Rohde transferring: 5 landing spots for sharpshooting guard

Wisconsin Badgers

Rohde grew up in Brookfield, Wisconsin, and a return relatively close to home in Madison could be in store for his senior season. Despite a second-round loss in the NCAA Tournament, Wisconsin exceeded expectations in 2024-25, winning 27 games while finishing fourth in the Big Ten. The biggest reason was the play of All-American transfer John Tonje, but the Badgers also featured several other senior contributors, including guards Max Klesmit and Kamari McGee. Rohde could be a perfect replacement to help mask the losses in the backcourt, and his shooting ability would fit well in the Badgers’ potent offense.