Wisconsin Football: Priority Recruiting Target Locks in Official Visit

Wisconsin football has been among Miller’s top choices for some time now. He listed the Badgers in his top five schools at the beginning of February alongside Michigan, Rutgers, Kentucky, and Syracuse, thanks to contributions from Luke Fickell and Kenny Guiton.

“Definitely the communication, the plan, the culture, great development. They bring a lot to the table,” Miller told Badgernotes when asked what has kept him interested in Wisconsin.

Miller got his first look at what Wisconsin football has to offer during the program’s first spring practice. Shortly after that visit, UW picked up a pair of Crystal Ball predictions for the blue-chip target.

According to the composite rankings, Miller is the No. 362 player in the nation, the No. 32 CB, and the No. 12 player in New Jersey. Though he is listed as a cornerback, the Badgers are recruiting Miller as a wide receiver.

In his junior campaign at Winslow Township, Miller logged 59 catches for 1,342 yards and 15 touchdowns as a receiver. He also recorded 39 tackles, two TFLs, and two interceptions while taking snaps as a defensive back.

The Wisconsin staff will have an opportunity to sell the four-star receiver further on their vision and potentially shut this recruitment down during the upcoming official visit, making this a key recruitment to monitor as we draw closer to his decision date.

As it stands, the Wisconsin football program holds seven commitments in the 2025 cycle, good for the No. 20 recruiting class in the nation per the composite rankings.