Wisconsin outlines critical position battles as fall camp opens
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 3:01 PM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026
The Wisconsin Badgers are in fall camp ahead of their season opener against Notre Dame on September 6. Key position battles are taking place, including for the No. 1 wide receiver position with players like Chris Brooks Jr., Tyrell Henry, and new transfers vying for snaps. The cornerback position is also competitive after the departure of three starters, with Javan Robinson and redshirt freshman Jai’mier Scott standing out. At tight end, true freshman Emmett Bork is among those competing for a prominent role as the team replaces Lance Mason and Jackson Acker. Additionally, the Badgers are assessing options for the No. 2 guard spot following some injuries in the lineup.
- •Fall camp started ahead of the September 6 opener against Notre Dame.
- •Wide receiver position has several contenders, including new transfers.
- •Javan Robinson is solidifying a starting role at cornerback.
- •Emmett Bork is a promising tight end pushing for more playing time.
- •Competition for No. 2 guard spot continues amid injuries.
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