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Badgers Transfer Tsunami & Witt’s Seventh Act
Badgers Exodus: Tracking Where 20 Transfers Checked In The Wisconsin Badgers experienced a roster shakeup this offseason, with 22 players entering the transfer portal. Twenty of those football athletes have already secured new college programs, spanning offense, special teams, and defense. Key departures include starting quarterback Billy Edwards to North Carolina, running back Dilin Jones…
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Badgers’ Blueprint: From Gear Shifts to Packers Gridiron
Leonhard’s Sideline Leap to Titletown’s Defense The former Wisconsin standout and Denver Broncos passing-game coordinator, Jim Leonhard, has emerged as a leading candidate for the Green Bay Packers’ defensive coordinator vacancy. Leonhard, who once declined a similar offer in 2021 to remain with the Badgers, would reunite his family with Wisconsin roots and step up…
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Badgers Reload: Portal Linemen and Passing Weapons
Weapons Upgrade: Kearney Joins Badger Receiver Corps The Wisconsin Badgers have added their fourth transfer-portal wide receiver, former Oklahoma Sooners four-star recruit Zion Kearney. A Top 150 player and Top 25 receiver out of Texas in 2024, Kearney caught eight passes for 128 yards and a touchdown as a true freshman before injury limited his…
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Wisconsin Badgers: Transfers, Victories & QB Rankings
Badgers’ Young Cornerback Bets on Virginia’s Defense Omillio Agard, a former Wisconsin Badgers cornerback, quietly exited Madison’s secondary after a competitive season and quickly locked in with Virginia. Once a rotation staple who started three games and logged significant snaps in nine, Agard had an interception and several pass breakups to his name. Late-season depth…
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Badgers Ready to Fire on All Cylinders vs. Rutgers
Hamstring No More: Badgers Prep Full-Force vs. Scarlet Knights The Wisconsin Badgers could finally have every player available for the first time in two weeks when they host Rutgers at the Kohl Center. Sophomore forward Austin Rapp, sidelined by a hamstring injury, wasn’t listed on the availability report and is expected to rejoin the rotation…
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Badgers’ Upset Loss, Guard’s Grit, Coach’s Kudos
Spartans Chill Badger Winter, Three Stars Emerge Michigan State spoiled Wisconsin’s 5-game Big Ten win streak with a 4-3 upset in Madison, capitalizing on a three-goal lead before a late Badger rally nearly forced overtime. Charlie Stramel netted the game-winner in six seconds of neutral-zone magic, added an assist for first-star honors, while Daniel Russell…
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Badgers Shake Up: Transfers, Upsets and Scandal
Linemen on the Move: From Madison to the Hoosier State Wisconsin left guard Joe Brunner, a solid pass protector who allowed zero sacks this season, has entered the transfer portal and committed to Indiana to reunite with his former OL coach Bob Bostad. Originally a four-star recruit and top-10 interior lineman in 2022, Brunner started…
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Blackwell’s Buzzer-Beater Sparks Badger Glory
From Daydream to Ding: Blackwell’s Clutch Three John Blackwell has been fantasizing about a buzzer-beating three since watching Jordan Poole’s iconic 2018 NCAA Tournament shot. After years of AAU flashbacks and picturing that perfect release, Blackwell finally got his moment against Minnesota. With 4.6 seconds left and the game tied 75-75, he calmly inbounded the…
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Badgers Flip Script: Pace, Snaps & Portal Stars
Barn-Burning Tempo Showdown at The Barn The Badgers, fresh off a stunning upset of No. 2 Michigan, hit the road to face rival Minnesota at Williams Arena. Wisconsin (11-5, 3-2 Big Ten) aims to maintain its newfound speed—averaging 71.0 possessions per game, its highest mark in the KenPom era—against a Gophers squad that clings to…
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Blackwell’s Big Week & Wisconsin’s Small-Ball Upset
From Slump to Starlight: Blackwell’s NCAA Week Triumph When the Badgers stumbled through a 16-point loss to Purdue, junior guard John Blackwell was shooting just 29.2 percent and averaging 9.5 points. Two games later, he exploded for 17 points, four rebounds and three assists in an upset of UCLA, then poured in 26 points—knocking down…