Wisconsin Badgers Cornerbacks: New Faces, High Hopes

On March 18th, Wisconsin Badgers football spring practices start up on March 19th and the

cornerback room is buzzing with fresh faces from transfers.

Javon Robinson stands out as the top guy, a veteran with over 1,600 career snaps mostly

at outside corner from his time at Arizona.

State in Washington State.

At 5 feet 11 inches, he's physical and ready to lead despite not being the biggest.

The big question is, who grabs the second outside corner spot alongside Robinson?

Eric Fletcher from Oklahoma State brings some experience with 247 snaps and good size

at 6 feet 1 inch.

Kai Bates out of Florida State is the wildcard, a former blue chipper crew with a huge frame

at 6 feet 2 inches, but limited college action so far, just 52 snaps.

Bryce West, who transferred from Ohio State, looks set for the nickel roll with his solid

technique and tackling skills from 120 snaps on a top defense.

Fans and analysts are excited about his potential to shine in a full-starting gig.

Kai Bates has the most to gain here, switching from receiver early on with strong ball skills

that could boost turnovers for new coach Robert, Steeples.

Redshire Freshman, Jaimier Scott at 6 feet 1 inch is another name to watch for depth.

This group of newcomers could make cornerback one of Wisconsin's strongest positions come

fall.

Blending experience with high upside under Steeples.

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