The Wisconsin Badgers football team represents the University of Wisconsin–Madison in NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) and competes in the Big Ten Conference. They play their home games at Camp Randall Stadium, one of the oldest stadiums in college football.
2024 Season Recap: The 2024 season was challenging for the Badgers. Despite competitive performances against teams like Penn State and Oregon, the team faced significant setbacks, including defeats by rivals and a struggling defense. These challenges led to a disappointing conference record and inconsistent special teams play.
Coaching Changes: Following the 2024 season, offensive coordinator Phil Longo departed, prompting the Badgers to secure commitments from quarterbacks Carter Smith and Landyn Locke for the 2025 class. Smith, a four-star recruit, chose Wisconsin over other programs, while Locke reaffirmed his commitment despite previous injury concerns.
Player Updates: Freshman tight end Rob Booker II medically retired from football due to head injuries and neurological issues. He will remain involved with the team in another capacity.
Recruitment and Roster Developments: The Badgers have been active in recruiting, recently securing a commitment from three-star wide receiver Tayshon Bardo for the 2026 class. Spring practices are set to begin soon, with updates to the roster, including player movements and weight changes, being analyzed.
For more insights into the Badgers’ upcoming season and roster changes, you might find the following video helpful: