The “10” on Nigel Hayes’ jersey might have to be replaced with “WiscGod” this season.

The Wisconsin men’s basketball junior forward dropped his first (known) single Monday night, titled WiscGod (Back to Back). “WiscGod” appears to be Hayes’ rapping pseudonym in a nod to Drake’s “6 God” and the latest diss track in the Meek Mill versus Drake feud.

Hayes opens up with a Bo Ryan reference, and the hook is “back to back,” symbolic of Wisconsin basketball’s back-to-back Final Four runs.

Hayes spits that he did the verse “just to make fun of ’em” (referring to teammates Vitto Brown, Riley Dearring and former Jordan Hill) and that he’d “hate to have to go back and do another one.”

The track was produced by redshirt freshman forward Ethan Happ or “Easy E.”

Hayes appears confident in his rap abilities, saying, “I’m a real rapper and y’all ain’t one — somebody stop me — put this in the right hands I bet they’ll sign me.” But, Brown clearly didn’t find the track to hold any artistic capabilities.

Three more words. That. Was. Trash. https://t.co/TKquTBYrkN

— Vitto Brown (@SenseiSwat33) July 30, 2015

And Hill promised a future diss track.

I'm apologizing ahead of time for what I'm avlut to do to you on this next track… #Jefészn https://t.co/ZWDBKgCYYt

— UNDNBL JAH (@UNDNBLJAH) July 30, 2015

Like Meek Mill, Hayes’ teammates have only responded on Twitter thus far, but it remains to be seen whether they’ll release a diss track of their own.