Wisconsin competes with Notre Dame for Kajus Muralis commitment
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 17, 2026, 10:06 AM
Last updated Aug 17, 2026

The Wisconsin Badgers are actively pursuing four-star offensive tackle Kajus Muralis, who is set to visit both Wisconsin and Notre Dame this fall. Muralis, attending Waubonsie Valley High School, is generating interest among several power-conference schools, holding offers from Illinois, Oklahoma State, Purdue, and UCLA, in addition to the Badgers and Fighting Irish. As he has two years of high school remaining, Muralis's recruitment may evolve, potentially influencing his ranking. Wisconsin's current 2028 class includes two hard commits: linebacker Cale Britt and offensive lineman Brock Barrows.
- •Kajus Muralis is a four-star class of 2028 recruit.
- •Muralis will visit both Wisconsin and Notre Dame.
- •He currently has offers from multiple power-conference schools.
- •Wisconsin has two hard commits for the 2028 class.
- •Recruitment developments may affect Muralis's ranking.
- 10:06 AMYahoo Sports — Wisconsin battling week one opponent for four-star offensive tackle
"The Wisconsin Badgers are battling Notre Dame for four-star class of 2028 offensive tackle Kajus Muralis.
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