How Wisconsin football caught a break in the revised Big Ten schedule
COLTEN BARTHOLOMEW
The University of Wisconsin football team’s schedule didn’t change much Wednesday when the Big Ten Conference announced the league’s 2022 slate.
COLTEN BARTHOLOMEW
The University of Wisconsin football team’s schedule didn’t change much Wednesday when the Big Ten Conference announced the league’s 2022 slate.
But the tweaks the Badgers’ schedule could help them regain the top spot in the Big Ten West Division after two seasons without a division title.
Tommy McIntosh, a 6-foot-5 wide receiver out of DeWitt, Michigan, is one of the 13 scholarship players expected to sign his National Letter of Intent on Wednesday.
Photo courtesy Nick King, Lansing State Journal
Number of players: 5 declared, 1 possible
Who are they: Cade Yacamelli (Harrison City, Pennsylvania), Tommy McIntosh (DeWitt, Michigan), Vinny Anthony (Louisville, Kentucky), Cole Toennies (Middleton, Wisconsin), Grady O'Neill (Mendota Heights, Minnesota) Chris Brooks Jr. (St. Louis, Missouri)
Joe Brunner lines up in the offensive tackle position at Whitefish Bay's Aug. 20 game against Messmer/Shorewood.
ABBY SCHNABLE, STATE JOURNAL
Number of players: 4
Who are they: Barrett Nelson (Stoughton, Wisconsin), Joe Brunner (Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin), Drew Evans (Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin), John Clifford (Watertown, Wisconsin)
Who are they: Curtis Neal (Cornelius, North Carolina), Tristan Monday (Scottsdale, Arizona), Isaac Hamm (Sun Prairie, Wis.), Gabe Kirschke (Lone Tree, Colorado)
Who are they: CB A’Khoury Lyde (Wayne, New Jersey), CB Avyonne Jones (Southlake, Texas), S Austin Brown (Johnston City, Illinois), S Deven Magli (DeForest, Wisconsin), S Jackson Trudgeon (Madison)
