Alright, some quick math on the scholarship situations of the other teams involved:
Wisconsin will have seniors Trevohn Hughes, Jason Bohannon, & JP Gavinski, juniors Jon Leuer, Keaton Nankivil, & Tim Jarmusz, sophs (current incoming class) Jared Berggren, Ian Markolf, Jordan Taylor, & Robert Wilson, and frosh (current '09 commits) Diamond Taylor and Mike Bruesewitz. That's a total of 12 players, leaving only one scholarship. If Bo's got another solid player (like Jordan Prosser, who he's been after for a long time) wanting to pull the trigger between now and March 2009, I seriously doubt he's going to hold the scholarship for Wilson.
I'm not going to list them here (because I'm not familiar with half of them), but Marquette has three slots open, so it doesn't look like scholarships will be a problem there. If
actually puts the full court press on, given Jamil's "brotherly" relationship with Korie and his statements about wanting his family to be able to see him play, I like our chances, considering that MSU is still easily within driving distance of Racine, but so are more than half of the other schools in the B10, whereas Marquette's opponents outside of DePaul and to a lesser extent, ND, are not options to drive to.
EDIT: WOTS is that Wisconsin will be adding Davenport, IA PF L.A. Pomlee to their 2008 class if he qualifies academically by the end of this school year. If that happens, they're officially out of the Jamil Wilson sweepstakes. Lots of discussion about this on their Scout board, and some are displeased that Bo didn't save a scholarship for the best player to come out of Wisconsin in a number of years.