Jack Sorgi commits to Wisconsin: Four-star QB follows father’s footsteps

Lizton (Ind.) Tri-West Rivals300 quarterback Jack Sorgi tells Rivals he has committed to Wisconsin.

The talented Hoosier State passer chose to play for head coach Luke Fickell and the Badgers over opportunities from Louisville and Arkansas.

“I really enjoyed the time that I got to spend in Madison and it just felt like a home. The coaches are fantastic and I was able to build solid relationships with Coach Fickell, Coach Grimes and Coach Guiton. The 2027 commits are amazing and I really feel like they are building something special and I’m just grateful I get to be a part of it.

The biggest thing for me is the energy and atmosphere Coach Fickell and the rest of the coaches are building. It’s definitely a program built on toughness and discipline and the guys are competing but they are also having fun. You can tell the coaches really care about their players, are invested in teaching the game and the guys want to win.

Wisconsin feels like a place where I can develop on and off the field and be around guys who want to be successful.”

The 6-foot-4, 205-pound Sorgi rans as the nation’s No. 16 quarterback and No. 197 prospect overall in the Rivals300. He becomes commit No. 9 of a 2027 class that previously ranked No. 20 nationally.

Sorgi is the son of former Wisconsin standout quarterback Jim Sorgi who went on to play for the Indianapolis Colts.

The four-star Sorgi visited Wisconsin in January and returned this spring. He has always spoken highly of the opportunity to play for the Badgers.

“I think Wisconsin could be a really good fit for a lot of reasons. It’s a great college town with a great atmosphere. It feels like a place where you could have a great college experience both on and off the field. The coaches also made a big impression on me. It felt like they genuinely care about developing their players and building relationships. The facilities were really nice and they are building a new indoor complex and another thing that stood out to me was the strength program. The strength coach and the plan they have for player development sound like something that could really help me get bigger, stronger, and more prepared for the next level.