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4-star offensive lineman among uncommitted recruits slated for official visits to Wisconsin Badgers this weekend

The second weekend of summer official visits for the Wisconsin Badgers will bring in a four star offensive line recruit and a trio of key defensive backs to try and fill out Luke Fickell's secondary.
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Baylor's Jamyan Theodore (5) runs the ball in for a touchdown during the TSSAA Division II-AAA high school football championship game against McCallie on Thursday, Dec. 5, 2024, in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Baylor's Jamyan Theodore (5) runs the ball in for a touchdown during the TSSAA Division II-AAA high school football championship game against McCallie on Thursday, Dec. 5, 2024, in Chattanooga, Tenn. | Saul Young/News Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

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The Wisconsin Badgers started their summer recruiting swing on a strong note.

Though they're expecting to bring in a smaller number of uncommitted recruits in the days ahead, they could be key to further filling out the Badgers' 2026 class

Wisconsin is anticipating to host seven total recruits for the weekend of June 5-8, and four have not announced their verbal commitments to the program.

Each are projected to play positions that Luke Fickell's staff still hasn't filled for this recruiting cycle.

Another 4-star offensive linemen

Offensive line coach AJ Blazek has established a good rapport with four-star offensive lineman Kamari Blair (Clarksville Kirkwood, Tennessee) on his official visit last weekend.

This week, he and the staff will host Jalayne Miller, who plays for Goodyear Desert Edge in Arizona.

On3 and ESPN both evaluate Miller as a four-star recruit, with ESPN designating him as the No. 275 player in the nation.

He's already taken official visits to Stanford and Auburn, and he announced he would take one to USC the weekend of June 20.

Miller will also see Wisconsin's offensive line commits, Benjamin Novak (Merrillville Andrean, Indiana) and Maddox Cochrane (Richmond Benedictine College Preparatory, Virginia) during his visit this weekend.

Back-to-back cornerback weekends

Wisconsin hosted cornerback commit Carsen Eloms (Fishers, Indiana) last weekend.

This weekend, it will be Jamyan Theodore, a three-star recruit who plays for Chattanooga Baylor. The Badgers have targeted Temore in recent years under Fickell.

Theodore took an official visit to Kentucky last weekend and previously listed the Badgers among his top eight schools that includes Tennessee, Virginia, Louisville, Vanderbilt, Duke and Mississippi.

Two projected safeties

The Badgers announced four of their 2025 scholarship signees as safeties during the December signing period: Jai'mier Scott, Luke Emmerich, Grant Dean and Remington Moss. Scott moved to cornerback in spring practices and impressed.

With the number of younger safeties in assistant Jack Cooper's group, Wisconsin has the luxury to take around two in this 2026 class.

The Badgers already hosted two recruits on official visits in Messiah Tilson (Rockford Guilford, Illinois) and Nick Reddish (Charlotte Independence) since late April.

The two expected in town this weekend are three-star recruits Chase Geter (Ashburn Stone Bridge) and Zachary Taylor (Katy Jordan, Texas).

Taylor was supposed to take his official visit last weekend but is now anticipated to be in Madison in the days ahead. He already took official visits to TCU and Texas Tech, and he had previously announced trips to Pitt (June 12-14) and Houston (June 19-21).

Taylor also possesses immense speed, running a 10.52 100-meter dash in April according to Athletic.net.

Geter is being recruited as a field safety, though he has potential position flexibility to move into the slot role in nickel packages.

The defensive back took an official visit to Duke last weekend and had announced an official visit to Penn State for June 13-15.

Geter has tweeted notable Power Four offers from the following schools: Cincinnati, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, Michigan State, Rutgers, Stanford, Syracuse, and Virginia Tech.

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Jake Kocorowski
JAKE KOCOROWSKI

Jake Kocorowski has covered the Wisconsin football program since the 2013 season for a few outlets, most recently at the Wisconsin State Journal/BadgerExtra. He wrote, directed and edited BadgerExtra’s “Rags to Roses” series about the 1993 Wisconsin football team that won second place in the 2023 APSE Division C Project category.

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