Not thrilled with 11am. Let's hope the students bring their A game.

Cornerback should be a solid group in 2024.

Saw that Emmett Bork from Oconomowoc committed to Michigan State. Former Badger Brian Wozniak played a key role in his recruitment. Did the Badgers show any interest in him or did he camp in previous years? I don’t remember ever seeing his name.

Mine would have to be Chucky Davis out of GA. He was the Georgia pthink thaI think that Taylor was a melayer of the year, ahead of Herschel Walker. He was amazing until his knee injury. Franc Fulco was the player of the year in MD, but somehow didn't materialize here. Tony Elliot was the #1 DT in the nation, who transferred out due to grades, I think that Taylor was a meh. but turned out GREAT! I was excited with Bekham. I was over the moon with Hawthorne, Who you got?

Feels like a Wisconsin vs. Penn State battle right now, and the Nittany Lions already have commitments from Kiandrea Barker and Tiqwai Hayes in 2025.

In terms of who else Wisconsin has a good shot with at tailback in 2025, I was told to watch West, as well as Bud Coombs and Byron Louis.

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Just learned that Great Osebor from Utah State, just "committed" to Washington for 2 million dollars. Apparently, the highest amount in the transfer portal this year for basketball. Further, it's been rumored that Steve Balmer has been lurking around campus/NIL offices in the area.

So what does Balmer get for 2,000,000???? Nothing...absolutely nothing. He just paid a kid 2,000,000 for no value in return...how does this work from the IRS perspective??? Boggles my mind.

This makes me less confident in landing a big man.

Suggs would be a huge and much-needed addition to this group.

The NCAA world, both in football and basketball, was driven by GREAT assistant coaches who could recruit. Yes the Calipari's and Pitono's of the world would seal the deal, but it was the assistant coaches who brought them in. They also needed to be good teachers, but if you're bringing the Shaquille O'Neals of the world, not so much. In todays world, the assistants have to be more of a negotiator. We are losing the amateur game quickly. IMO, the courts need to do something like 2-3-4 year contracts to prevent the 1 year transfer garbage.

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Heywood? I think that he'll be much like Brunner in his freshman year. He'll be in the 2 deep all year but will retain his redshirt. I think that Willor will improve enough to see some spot duty. I think that Heiberger has the athleticism to help out on special teams. I think that 1 of Jones/Dupree get some time, with Dupree (in my mind) get's the nod due to his pass catching ability. The only other freshman that I would even consider is Lucas, based on his size speed.

Don't expect to hear more than two drafted players for the Badgers.

The college basketball transfer portal opens today - not great timing, in my opinion. We will throw interesting names and players linked to Wisconsin in this thread.

On paper, Wisconsin is technically over its scholarship limit heading into next year, but I could see a guy like Hodges graduate and move on from the program after four years. Carter Gilmore could also go off scholarship and have NIL pay for his final year as well. There could also be unexpected movement beyond Wahl's graduation. Adding a big who can protect the rim and rebound is likely the top need, in my opinion. But that's assuming everyone is coming back from this year's team.