Official 2026 Roster Movement Thread - Who's In and Who's Out?

[GreasyGopher]

We might find out if it was how we utilized (or failed to utilize) Coleman. He clearly isn’t ideal in a dunk and dunk passing game. He’s built to stretch the field. I wish him success in life but another season of irrelevance with the Badgers.

Yeah… I’m not sure Wisconsin is the offense to find that out.

 

[Gophergrandpa]

Yeah… I’m not sure Wisconsin is the offense to find that out.

Hope you are right! You very well could be.

 

[MNVCGUY]

We might find out if it was how we utilized (or failed to utilize) Coleman. He clearly isn’t ideal in a dunk and dunk passing game. He’s built to stretch the field. I wish him success in life but another season of irrelevance with the Badgers.

Maybe it is on us but through 3 years he hasn't been able to make an impact at either of his two stops so far. Maybe it all comes together for him with the Badgers but if i was placing a bet, my bet would be that at this time next year he is moving on to team number 4.

Hopefully he doesn't pull a John Nestor and blow up for our rival. Guess we will just have to wait and see.

 

[gopherguy06]

 

[GoldenMAV30266]

Suppose that makes sense with them losing Thieneman

 

[GreasyGopher]

Oregon’s batting average on taking former Gopher stars remains high.

Best of luck to Koi. Here’s hoping the Gopher secondary tackles better next season.

 

[corcorangopher]

Might as well make more money while missing tackles at Autzen.

 

[GreasyGopher]

Might as well make more money while missing tackles at Autzen.

All too often Koi went searching for the big play and missed the basics.