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BREAKING: Wisconsin lands commitment from 2025 OT Cam Clark

Wisconsin adds another class of 2025 commitment

Wisconsin football landed a commitment from class of 2025 offensive tackle Cam Clark on Thursday.

Clark is a three-star on 247Sports.com, ranked specifically as the No. 77 offensive tackle in the class and No. 24 recruit from his home state of Michigan.

Wisconsin edges Kentucky to earn Clark’s commitment. Other programs on his offer sheet include Army, Kansas, Minnesota, Cincinnati, West Virginia and Duke.

Of note, the offensive tackle does have a visit to Kentucky scheduled on June 14.

Clark is the ninth commitment in Luke Fickell’s class of 2025 and second offensive tackle — joining three-star Michael Roeske. The group ranked No. 21 in the nation before his addition, so expect that ranking to rise with the group back up to nine players.

Commited!!!🔴⚪️#OnWisconsin #JumpAroundMadTown25 pic.twitter.com/ZxnFCFjR0f

— Cam Clark (@CamClrk76) April 25, 2024

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Wisconsin football top 2025 offensive tackle target commits to Missouri

Another top target is off the board, this one to Missouri:

Wisconsin football top class of 2025 target Jack Lange committed to Missouri on Wednesday.

The Badgers were among the four-star tackle’s final six schools along with Nebraska, Missouri, Notre Dame, Ole Miss and Michigan.

Lange is 247Sports’ No. 116 player in the class of 2025, No. 11 offensive tackle and No. 1 recruit from his home state of Missouri.

The top tackle has an official visit to Wisconsin scheduled on May 31. That is in addition to one to Missouri on June 7, to Michigan on June 14 and to Nebraska on June 21. We will see if those visits stay as his recruiting process continues.

Wisconsin’s class of 2025 currently ranks No. 21 in the nation with eight total commitments. The class has only one offensive tackle committed — three-star Michael Roeske.

BREAKING: Missouri continues recent recruiting momentum with four-star OT Jack Lange.

Had a good offer list and summer officials planned, but shuts it down and will be a Tiger.https://t.co/pImDei9E9o pic.twitter.com/th4DtqMWzV

— Allen Trieu (@AllenTrieu) April 25, 2024

Lange was the second tackle with Wisconsin in his final schools to commit elsewhere on Wednesday, joining North Dakota native Jack Shaffer.

Luke Fickell and his staff are in need of a few recruiting splashes as they look to replicated an impressive class of 2024 recruiting effort.

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Wisconsin football loses class of 2025 offensive tackle target to Iowa State

Wisconsin football loses 2025 OT target to Iowa State

Wisconsin football offensive tackle target Jack Shaffer committed to Iowa State on Wednesday. Shaffer is a three-star recruit in the class of 2025.

Shaffer had included the Badgers in his final five schools along with Iowa State, Duke, Kansas State and North Dakota State.

The Bismarck, North Dakota, native is 247Sports’ No. 64 offensive tackle in the class of 2025 and No. 2 overall recruit from North Dakota. The 6-foot-6, 315-pound tackle was an all-state selection following his junior campaign at Bismarck High School.

The Badgers offered Shaffer after his unofficial visit on April 12, though they apparently had an uphill battle to fight for his commitment.

He commits to an Iowa State program that went 7-6 in 2023.

Bismarck High standout Jack Shaffer has just announced his commitment to play football at Iowa State. pic.twitter.com/bCNWm4ZZ3O

— Lee Timmerman KFYRTV (@ltimmerman25) April 24, 2024

Wisconsin’s class of 2025 ranks 21st in the nation with eight commitments. Michael Roeske is the only offensive lineman in the group.

Time remains in the cycle for Luke Fickell to replicate an impressive class of 2024 output.

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Wisconsin football a finalist for a four-star 2025 offensive tackle

Four-star offensive lineman includes Wisconsin in top 5 programs

Wisconsin football made the top five schools for four-star class of 2025 offensive lineman Logan Powell on Tuesday. Powell is a junior at Brophy College Preparatory School in Phoenix, Arizona, and is still months away from a college decision

In total, the 6-foot-4, 280-pound athlete received 25 Division 1 offers — so Wisconsin being in his top five is certainly notable. Head coach Luke Fickell and new offensive line coach A.J. Blazek will need to compete with Alabama, Arizona State, Oklahoma and Tennessee to reel in Powell their 2025 class.

It should be noted that nine other Big Ten programs offered the offensive tackle, including Michigan, Oregon, USC and Washington.

In the class of 2025, Wisconsin has already secured the commitment of three-star offensive tackle Michael Roeske (Wautoma, WI), while Powell would become the highest-rated recruit of the group if he picks the Badgers.

Hmmm 🤔🤔 @commitmentedits #BST @jason247scout @FootballBrophy pic.twitter.com/PxCNwbjUwz

— Logan Powell (@LoganPowell_77) April 23, 2024

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Wisconsin Badgers top class of 2025 OL target announces commitment date

Look out for this commitment tomorrow evening:

Wisconsin top class of 2025 target OL Jack Lange will announce his college commitment on Wednesday, April 24 at 7 p.m. central, 8 p.m. eastern.

Lange is 247Sports’ No. 116 player in the class of 2025, No. 11 offensive tackle and No. 1 recruit from his home state of Missouri.

Wisconsin was among the top tackle’s final schools in February along with Nebraska, Missouri, Notre Dame, Ole Miss and Michigan. 247Sports does not have any crystal ball predictions listed, but Wisconsin, Michigan, Missouri and Nebraska are considered the favorites.

Lange is scheduled to officially visit the Badgers on May 31.

Wisconsin’s class of 2025 currently ranks No. 21 in the nation with eight total commitments. The class has one offensive tackle committed — three-star Michael Roeske.

A commitment from Lange would be a first big recruiting win for Fickell and his staff in the class — that after finishing the 2024 cycle with an impressive group.

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Wisconsin class of 2025 OL target to announce commitment Wednesday

Three-star class of 2025 offensive lineman Jack Shaffer will announce his collegiate commitment at 2:30 p.m. central, 3:30 p.m. eastern on Wednesday, April 24.

The Bismarck, North Dakota native is down to five schools after receiving offers from six programs. Wisconsin, which extended an offer to Shaffer on April 12, is a finalist alongside Iowa State, North Dakota State, Duke and Kansas State.

247Sports ranks the three-star as the No. 64 offensive tackle in the class of 2025 and No. 2 overall recruit from North Dakota. At 6-foot-6, 315 pounds, Shaffer was an All-State selection following his junior campaign at Bismarck High School.

The talented offensive lineman is a multi-sport athlete as well. He is an accomplished track and field athlete and also posted multiple double-doubles throughout his junior season on the basketball court.

His offers first arrived in August of 2023, before his recruitment cooled off until January 2024 when North Dakota, Duke, Kansas State, Iowa State and Wisconsin all officially reached out towards the beginning of the calendar year.

Shaffer unofficially visited UW on April 12 and received an offer thereafter. 247Sports does have a crystal ball for the offensive lineman to choose Iowa State.

Announcing my commitment tomorrow at 2:30 at Bismarck High school (in the foyer by the auditorium). Thank you to all the coaches and schools who have taken the time to recruit and believe in me, invite me to camps, coach me and show me there college! It’s been a great experience! pic.twitter.com/YLfdpBc9qv

— Jack Shaffer (@jjshaffer0) April 23, 2024

With versatility in multiple sports, Shaffer would be a solid fit for a program with a history of developing its lineman into NFL staples. Swift footwork and agility in basketball certainly translates to the line, and Shaffer possesses it.

Wisconsin football loses top 2025 defensive lineman to North Carolina

Top class of 2025 defensive lineman Austin Alexander committed to North Carolina on Friday.

The four-star recruit previously had Wisconsin in his final schools, along with Kentucky, Notre Dame, Tennessee, North Carolina, Stanford, Liberty, Northwestern, Maryland, Purdue, Virginia and Louisville.

247Sports had listed the Badgers along with the Tar Heels as the favorites to land the top-ranked defensive lineman. He is ranked as the service’s No. 381 player in the class of 2025, No. 42 defensive lineman and No. 3 recruit from his home state of Kentucky.

Wisconsin’s class of 2025 ranks No. 20 in the nation with eight players committed. Defensive line remains one of the thinnest positions on the roster as Luke Fickell, Mike Tressel and Phil Longo continue to work to install their respective systems.

4⭐️ DE commits to North Carolina, one of the top 2025 prospects in Kentucky @HeelIllustrated / @GregSmithRivals https://t.co/b5rPDXnnWv https://t.co/mc9z4f3rQH

— Sean Williams (@SeanW_Rivals) April 19, 2024

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Wisconsin locks in official visit with 2025 tight end Nizyi Davis

Wisconsin football locked in an official visit with class of 2025 tight end Nizyi Davis on Wednesday.

Davis will be on campus May 31-June 2 during a busy official visit weekend.

The three-star tight end is ranked by 247Sports as the No. 776 player in the class of 2025, No. 39 tight end and No. 10 recruit from his home state of Indiana.

Wisconsin and in-state Purdue are the two schools to have scheduled visits with the Indianapolis, Indiana native. Other notable schools on his offer sheet include Cincinnati, Duke, Indiana, Kansas, Louisville, Michigan State and West Virginia.

Edge prospect locks in an official visit with the #Badgers https://t.co/HKIS46MMUu https://t.co/UuTJ8KSXEr

— Jon McNamara (@McNamaraRivals) April 18, 2024

Luke Fickell’s class of 2025 currently has eight players committed — two of which cross the blue-chip threshold. The group currently ranks No. 19 in the nation at this early stage in the cycle.

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Wisconsin football schedules official visit with rising 2025 edge rusher

Wisconsin football locked in an official visit with class of 2025 edge rusher Jayden Loftin on Thursday.

Loftin will be on campus May 31-June 2, kicking off the busiest recruiting month of the year.

The three-star edge rusher is 247Sports’ No. 754 player in the class of 2025, No. 56 edge rusher and No. 24 recruit from his home state of New Jersey.

Wisconsin is one of four programs to have scheduled a visit with Loftin, along with Minnesota, Penn State and Tennessee. Other schools on his offer sheet include Rutgers, South Carolina, Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh, Syracuse and West Virginia.

Luke Fickell is looking to build momentum in the class of 2025. The Badgers currently have eight players committed — two of which cross the blue-chip threshold. The group currently ranks No. 19 in the nation at this early stage in the cycle.

I will be @BadgerFootball May 31-June 2nd!! pic.twitter.com/tpd8zNjieN

— Jayden Loftin 3⭐️ (@jay24FB) April 18, 2024

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Wisconsin football lands a commitment from an in-state 2025 athlete

Luke Fickell just added to Wisconsin’s class of 2025

Wisconsin football landed a commitment from in-state class of 2025 athlete Grant Dean on Wednesday.

Dean is a three-star recruit according to 247Sports, and ranked as the No. 97 athlete in the class and No. 11 recruit from the state of Wisconsin.

The Neenah, Wisconsin native chooses the Badgers over offers from Wyoming, Army, North Dakota State and Northern Illinois.

He is Luke Fickell’s eighth commitment in a class of 2025 that ranked No. 22 in the nation before this news. That ranking should rise despite the program still not having a blue-chip player committed in the class.

@CoachFick @CoachGrinch @PatLambert13 @_maximus347 @CoachJCooper @TheRealNickOsen @AllenTrieu #HomegrownBadger #OnWisconsin 🦡👐🏻 pic.twitter.com/33nPQY4zE9

— Grant Dean (@_TheGrantDean) April 17, 2024

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