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Wisconsin fell 41-13 to Notre Dame in their 2026 season opener at Lambeau Field, with quarterback Colton Joseph showing flashes but costly mistakes, limited running production, and a special teams muff that swung momentum.
Wisconsin’s opening week loss to Notre Dame revealed standout performances from Malachi Coleman and Sebastian Cheeks, while offensive line struggles and defensive lapses contributed to a decisive setback.
The Badgers' opening defeat exposed vulnerabilities across the roster, while emerging talents and a promising return to health hint at potential improvement.
A lighter schedule, deeper backfield and improved defense set the stage for a postseason push.
Wisconsin football wraps up fall camp, addressing rushing concerns, line improvements, and a new fan subscription ahead of its September 6 matchup with Notre Dame.
Wisconsin Badgers navigate a pivotal preseason camp as they finalize a roster for the Notre Dame opener at Lambeau Field.
Wisconsin’s offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes outlines a renewed focus on physicality and playmaking as the Badgers seek to climb out of the bottom tier of national rankings.
Despite offseason changes, Wisconsin football still grapples with injuries to pivotal players, shaping early preparations for the upcoming season.
Former TCU running back Nate Palmer is betting on a fresh offensive system at Wisconsin to turn his limited college carries into a dynamic role in space.
With a revamped stable of running backs and a focus on every‑down versatility, the Badgers hope to transform a historically weak ground game into a cornerstone of their offense under new leadership.
With the first practice slated for Aug. 6, Wisconsin’s coaching staff has outlined a tentative Week 1 lineup, highlighting key returning players and emerging competition at quarterback, running back, and defensive positions.
The Badgers are poised for a stronger offensive attack with Colton Joseph’s dual-threat skill set, while defensive losses could test their sack production and run-stopping.
Three Badgers players are emerging as top prospects for the 2026 season, each bringing distinct skills and expectations that could redefine their roles on the field.
Darin Graham, a consensus three‑star recruit, pledged to Wisconsin after weighing offers from Ole Miss, Kentucky, Georgia Tech and Kansas State, and a rivalry with Minnesota.
Chicago-area edge defender Darin Graham has committed to the University of Wisconsin, picking the Badgers over several Power Four programs after a campus visit.
Class of 2026 running back Qwantavius Wiggins has switched his commitment from the University of Wisconsin to Georgia State, a move influenced by proximity to his high school. Despite the loss, the Badgers retain a strong stable of running backs through transfers and returning players.
After being released from his National Letter of Intent, three‑star running back Qwantavius Wiggins flips his commitment to Georgia State, seeking to represent his hometown while the Badgers navigate roster changes.
Qwantavius Wiggins, a four-star running back, requested release from his National Letter of Intent with Wisconsin and will now attend Georgia State, prompting a reshuffle of the Badgers' running back room.
A look at the Badgers' projected two‑deep depth chart, highlighting quarterback, running back, receiver and line dynamics as the team prepares for summer drills.
A provisional two‑deep depth chart reveals key position battles across the offense as the Badgers prepare for summer training.