Bradie Ewing Returns as Wisconsin Badgers Alumni Relations Director

On March 26, Brady Ewing is back, with the Wisconsin Badgers football program in a big new

role.

The Richland Center native started as a walk-on fullback back in 2008.

Rose, the team captain, and helped win Big Ten titles in 2010 and 2011.

After wrapping up his playing days, he returned to campus four years later as an assistant

strength and conditioning coach.

Now he's stepped into the director of football alumni relations position, where he'll handle

alumni events and act as the main link between the program and his former players.

Head coach Luke Fickle called Ewing a perfect match for the job, praising his deep understanding

of what makes Badger football tick.

As let a director Chris McIntosh highlighted how crucial this role is right now, with all

the changes shaking of college sports to keep alumni in the first of a loop and feeling

welcome to stay involved.

During his time as a Badger, Ewing suited up for 52 games, mostly on special teams early

on, before shining at fullback his last two years.

He grabbed 20 passes for 246 yards and a touchdown as a senior, then got picked in the fifth

round of the 2012 draft by.

At Lanza, Ewing is thrilled to reconnect former players to the program that shaped them, ensuring

those lifelong Badger bonds stay strong for years to come.