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Published Aug 5, 2023

Fast-rising center Daniel Jacobsen picks up an offer from Wisconsin

Jon McNamara • BadgerBlitz

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Five of the nine players the Badgers have offered so far in the 2025 class - Will Garlock (Middleton), Kai Rogers (Wauwatosa West), Davion Hannah (Nicolet), LeTrevion Fenderson (Prairie) and Zach Kinziger (De Pere) - are from inside the state of Wisconsin.

A sixth - Daniel Jacobsen from Brewster Academy in New Hampshire - has a strong connection to the state. The 7-foot-1, 225-pound big man picked up a scholarship from UW during an unofficial visit earlier this week.