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Published May 14, 2018

Malik Osborne focused on three schools after official visit to Wisconsin

Jon McNamara • BadgerBlitz

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@McNamaraRivals

After an official visit to Wisconsin this past weekend, Rice transfer Malik Osborne is focused on three schools moving forward.

The 6-foot-8, 200-pound power forward, who is originally from Illinois and played an additional prep season at Don Bosco Prep (Indiana), would have to sit out the 2018-19 season and would then have three years of eligibility remaining at the school of his choice.