Wisconsin Badgers Developing Close Relationship With 2027 Offensive Tackle

The offensive tackle is a dominant player on the field, but still needs time and exposure before fully reaching the peak of his recruiting process. Illinois, Nebraska, Arizona State, Iowa, and Iowa State have also offered the recruit a scholarship early after camp visits.

Wisconsin Badgers Developing Early Relationship With Offensive Tackle Mason Halliman

For the Wisconsin Badgers, developing early relationships with recruits who the staff deems scheme fits will be crucial. Many recruits who have been ranked for months in the 2027 class are already beginning to eliminate programs and move forward with the process.

For Halliman, the unranked recruit already holds a handful of scholarship offers but will likely hit another burst before the end of the summer.

Halliman is still relatively unknown but many other players such as Indiana, Michigan State, and Minnesota have begun to speak to the recruit. Wisconsin needs to continue to maintain a close relationship with Halliman moving forward before other offers and visits move the recruit close to a decision.

The Wisconsin Badgers love what Halliman can offer on the field between his size, agility, strength, and mentality. The offensive lineman is an all-around fit for the program, but someone who could quickly fall out of reach for the program once more exposure is gained. Coach Blazek is one of the top offensive line recruiters in the country and the willingness to push hard early speaks volumes in regards to what the Badgers think of Halliman.