EPISODE · Mar 20, 2023 · 25 MIN
Wisconsin Football Can Contend For The Big Ten In 2023 | Wisconsin Football 2023 Schedule Preview
from College Football with Sam · host Samuel Recker
Wisconsin Football has a challenging 2023 schedule, but with Luke Fickell as Head Coach and a roster that is full of talent, I firmly believe the Badgers can contend for the conference this coming year. With Runningbacks Braelon Allen and Chez Mellusi returning, along with a deep Wide Receiver and Offensive Line Group paired with presumed starting Quarterback Tanner Mordecai, Wisconsin has the potential to be explosive on offense. New Offensive Coordinator Phil Longo is bringing the Air Raid from North Carolina, and new Defensive Coordinator Mike Tressel is bringing a defense that should be among one of the Big Ten's better units. Luke Fickell and his Badger squad can get a solid 9/10/11 win regular season if they play to their strengths and are efficient. Home matchups against the Ohio State Buckeyes and Iowa Hawkeyes will be challenging, but no game is a guaranteed win or loss. Potentially, they could be in the CFP conversation much like TCU was in the 2022 season. Leave a like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more of the best College Football content! My Merchandise Store: https://cfbwithsam.threadless.com/ Wisconsin 2023 Football Schedule: https://fbschedules.com/2023-wisconsin-football-schedule/ Wisconsin 2023 Football Depth Chart: https://www.ourlads.com/ncaa-football-depth-charts/depth-chart/wisconsin/92545 Wisconsin 2023 Transfer Portal Class: https://247sports.com/college/wisconsin/Season/2023-football/TransferPortal/?institutionkey=24049 #wisconsinfootball #wisconsinbadgers #lukefickell #badgerfootball #wisconsinbadgersfootball #braelonallen #bigtenfootball #collegefootball
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