Wisconsin Badgers land commitment from offensive lineman Jack Tabbert
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 9, 2026, 12:47 AM
Last updated Jun 9, 2026
The Wisconsin Badgers secured a commitment from offensive lineman Jack Tabbert on June 9, 2026. Tabbert, a 6’5, 270-pound player from Pewaukee, switched his commitment from North Dakota State after an impressive camp visit with the Badgers. This addition marks the fifth offensive lineman in Wisconsin's 2027 recruiting class, which already includes several highly rated prospects. The Badgers have focused on strengthening their interior line with Tabbert's commitment, complementing their existing tackles in the class. Wisconsin is continuing to recruit, having recently hosted additional prospects like four-star Alijah Shaw.
- •Jack Tabbert flips commitment from North Dakota State to Wisconsin.
- •Tabbert is a highly regarded interior offensive lineman.
- •He performed well at a recent camp held by the Badgers.
- •Wisconsin seeks to bolster its offensive line with this addition.
- •The Badgers are hosting more recruits in the lead-up to the season.
- 12:47 AMYahoo Sports — BREAKING: Badgers flip in state offensive lineman after visit and camp
"The Badgers got their fifth offensive lineman in the class on Monday.
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