Badgers Host Top Recruits, Build Momentum

On March 23rd, the University of Wisconsin Badges football team kicked off spring practice

this past Thursday, marking the first of 15 sessions.

To get their revamped roster ready for a tough fall slate.

Saturday turned into a major recruiting showcase as head coach Luke Fickle and his staff welcomed

the slew of top prospects to campus for now close.

Look at the program.

Among the visitors were in-state stars, like record-setting running back Kingston

Allen from Green Bay, who's already the top prospect in Wisconsin and drawing power

conference interest.

Out-of-state talent showed up too, including top 50 linebacker Blake Betten from Minnesota,

battling schools like Penn State and offensive line, twins Hunter and Reese Mollinger from

nearby Sussex, prospects raved about the high-energy practices, tight-knit team vibe, and

one-on-one time, with coaches like linebackers, coach tough Borland and defensive linebackers

line-coach E.J. Whitlow.

Carrier players and commits made several feel like the missing piece, boosting Wisconsin's

pitch and key battles.

A few picked up offers right there, such as defensive lineman Tyler Frederick and Riley

Newman, plus younger athletes like Camden Noe.

Many more, including offensive lineman Reed Gurkin and Arizona's Anitoni Tahi, locked

in official visits for summer, with commitments still on the...

A ride!

As these practices roll on, the badgers are building serious momentum on the trail, positioning

themselves strong for the classes ahead.