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Wisconsin loses four-star offensive tackle battle to Big Ten rival
TL;DR
Wisconsin lost the recruitment battle for four-star offensive tackle Cameron Wagner to Oregon. Wagner, who is 6-foot-7 and 300 pounds, announced his commitment on the Pat McAfee Show.
Key points
- Wisconsin Badgers missed out on Cameron Wagner
- Wagner is a four-star offensive tackle
- He announced his commitment to Oregon
- Wagner was also considering Notre Dame and Illinois
- He is 6-foot-7 and weighs 300 pounds
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The Wisconsin Badgers have once again missed out on a key out-of-state recruit.
Back on April 16, blue-chip offensive tackle Cameron Wagner announced Wisconsin was a finalist. The Badgers were stuck competing against Oregon, Notre Dame, and Illinois, so they knew their work was cut out for them.
Notre Dame just so happens to be the Badgers' Week 1 opponent this season, while Illinois is Wagner's hometown team.
Ultimately, the 6-foot-7, 300-pound left tackle went on the Pat McAfee Show to announce his commitment to Oregon.
Dan Lanning's class of 2027 keeps getting better. The Ducks already had a top 10 class, as they've managed to add another four-star recruit to the mix.
Wisconsin is in the midst of a cold stretch, but they're still holding out hope for three-star OT Reed Gerken, along with safety Marcus Turpin.
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Q&A
Why did Cameron Wagner choose Oregon over Wisconsin?
Cameron Wagner chose Oregon likely due to their strong football program and competition, as well as his hometown ties to Illinois.
What impact does losing Cameron Wagner have on Wisconsin's football team?
Losing Cameron Wagner affects Wisconsin's offensive line depth and recruiting efforts, especially in securing top out-of-state talent.
