As the eligibility wars rage on across college athletics, a recent ruling from a Colorado judge has seemingly opened the door for dozens of 2022 high school graduates who just exhausted their collegiate eligibility to return to school.
The long, dreary offseason is finally almost over, folks. The Badgers will take the field for fall camp on Thursday, Aug. 6 following their local media day on Aug.
Though we certainly know more about the 2026 Badgers ahead of fall camp than we did going into spring ball, there's still plenty of questions to be answered about Wisconsin's roster with the season just over a month out.
The long, dreary offseason has almost run its course. Following Big Ten Media Days, Wisconsin football has a brief break before it kicks the preseason into high gear.
The patience and foresight of Wisconsin basketball general manager Marc VandeWettering and head coach Greg Gard could be rewarded in a big way. This offseason, the Badgers strategically kept their 15th and final roster spot open even with the 2026-27 college basketball season now less than 100 days away.
Wisconsin football is just over a month away. As the Badgers prepare for one of the most critical seasons in the history of the program, a pivotal year that will either result in marginal steps towards returning to respectability or head coach Luke Fickell and company getting ran out of town, Wisconsin has released its fall camp schedule.
Over the course of the summer leading up to Big Ten Media Days and fall camp, Badgers On SI will extensively preview Wisconsin football's roster with a write-up for each player expected to be remotely involved in 2026.
After enduring a gauntlet of a schedule during a disappointing 4-8 showing in 2025, Wisconsin is set to face a much more manageable slate in a critical 2026 campaign for embattled head coach Luke Fickell.
The newcomers to Wisconsin football have dominated conversation this offseason, and rightfully so. The Badgers welcome 47 new players to campus between freshmen and a sprawling transfer class, and the majority of Wisconsin's starting lineup figures to be populated by transfers.
Listen to head coach Luke FIckell talk at Big Ten Media Days, and his increased optimism and belief is palpable. Now, internal optimism in Madison hasn't translated to Wisconsin getting much love nationally.
Wisconsin football's recruiting department continues to put in early work on the 2028 class, and Tuesday evening, that work was rewarded with a commitment from Brock Barrows, an interior offensive lineman from Missouri.
Wisconsin football put in serious work to overhaul its roster this offseason, adding 47 new players between 33 transfers and 14 true freshmen. With help from substantially more robust funding — Wisconsin reportedly more than doubled its roster budget for 2026 — the team looks to be a lot stronger in many areas.
Before Wisconsin football head coach Luke Fickell took the stage for Big Ten Media Days, he met with local reporters, fielding questions ahead of the 2026 season.
Wisconsin football quietly dropped its updated roster for 2026, and along with the usual height and weight updates, a few rising second year players were omitted, meaning they're no longer with the program.
The 2026 Big Ten Preseason Media Poll is out, and the Badgers are, understandably, predicted to finish in the back half of the conference. The ranking, in all honesty, makes sense.
The unofficial start to the Wisconsin football season is here. The Big Ten Media Days kick off this week in Chicago, and with that comes the release of the Big Ten Preseason Media Poll.
Can we just spot the ball already? It's been a long offseason. Another day, another lukewarm take on Wisconsin football by the national media that feels fair based on how recent seasons have gone in Madison yet unsubstantiated in reality.
Whereas spring practice can sometimes feel like college football's equivalent of OTAs, fall ball more closely resembles training camp. The spring is a more exploratory phase.
Wisconsin football just lost a depth piece in its defensive line room with fall camp less than two weeks away. According to a report from Colton Bartholomew
For everything we learned about Wisconsin football in spring camp, there's still plenty to be determined about the 2026 Badgers — and pressure is mounting on a handful of key players.
Many often refer to a conference's media days as the "unofficial start" of football season, and for good reason. Wisconsin football has a short break before head coach Luke Fickell and three of the team's leaders travel to Chicago to represent the Badgers at the annual sprawling media event.
Over the course of the summer leading up to Big Ten Media Days and fall camp, Badgers On SI will extensively preview Wisconsin football's roster with a write-up for each player expected to be remotely involved in 2026.