Jack Sorgi Commits to Wisconsin Badgers

On April 24, Jack Sorge, the four-star quarterback from Liston, Indiana, just committed to the Wisconsin Badgers.

This high school standout from Tri-West Hendrix is the first top 25 signal caller to pick Wisconsin in the Luke Fickle era.

He's following in his dad Jim Sorge's footsteps, who threw for over 4,000 yards and 33 touchdowns for the Badgers from 2000.

To 2003, last season, Jack passed for 2,911 yards, 31 touchdowns, and showed off his legs with two rushing scores.

Sorge had been pledged to Louisville for a while, but he backed off that in early March.

Right after, Wisconsin offered him through quarterback Coach Kenne Getan, and he flipped to the Badgers after a weekend visit.

That quick turnaround made him their top target at the position for the class of 2027.

Coach's love locking down a quarterback early, and this eases pressure heading into spring evaluations in summer visits.

Wisconsin has a track record here, guys like Ryan Hopkins and Landon Locke committed way ahead of signing day.

Even with other Midwest quarterbacks like Israel Abrams going to Miami, or Trey Taylor staying in Nebraska, Sorge's family ties kept him on the radar.

Now the Badgers can pitch Sorge to skill players during big recruiting weekends, like the one May 29th with 17 visitors, including.

Commits on the line and at running back. They need wide receivers bad, and targets like Chain and Harris and Taje Watson are coming soon.

Sowing them Sorge's film could seal deals.

This out-of-state legacy grab boosts momentum for the 2027 class already top 20 nationally.

After portal halls and in-state wins, adding Sorge and recent four-star running back Kingston Allen,

quides doubters and opens doors for defensive.

Back's from afar. Wisconsin's building steam on the trail.