Wisconsin football elevated staffers Jack Cooper, Casey Rabach and Eric Raisbeck to assistant coaching roles on Thursday, per a release from the program.
Cooper will become Wisconsin’s assistant secondary coach this fall after working as a senior defensive analyst in 2023. He joined UW’s program in the spring of 2023 after a successful three-year stint as the defensive coordinator at the University of Rhode Island.
Raisbeck, UW’s former special teams analyst, will assume assistant special teams coach duties ahead of the 2024 slate. He joined Wisconsin in January 2024 following four seasons as a special teams analyst at Penn State.
Rabach, finally, earns assistant offensive line responsibilities ahead of the season after serving as the program’s director of scouting. He played offensive line for the Badgers from 1996-2000 before an NFL career with Baltimore and Washington.
Rabach first worked as a personnel assistant with the Badgers before rising to its director of scouting. He collaborated closely with both Pat Lambert and Max Stienecker on the Badgers’ recruiting efforts.
Some #Wisconsin coaching news, via a release this morning:
Jack Cooper (Assistant Secondary Coach)
Casey Rabach (Assistant OLCoach/Director of Scouting)
Eric Raisbeck (Assistant Special Teams Coach) #Badgers now have 13 total assistant coaches for the 2024 season— Jon McNamara (@McNamaraRivals) July 25, 2024
The news arrives just one day after several staff adjustments within Wisconsin’s front office.
Over the past few days, UW hired Alabama recruiting specialist Brandon Rose as an assistant director of player personnel, plus elevated former player personnel director Stienecker to general manager, former outside linebacker Izayah Green-May to assistant director of player personnel and former personnel assistant Jared Thompson to college scouting coordinator.
The program is now set to begin training camp later this week in preparation for the fast-approaching 2024 football season.
