
Wisconsin Badgers Land Top In-State RB
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Wisconsin Badgers secure top in-state talent for 2027 class, with running back Kingston Allen committing, making it eight out of the top ten prospects from the state. The class ranks 10th nationally on 247 Sports and 15th on Rivals, featuring all homegrown Wisconsin talent. Allen, a four-star recruit, set state records last season with 3,436 rushing yards and 57 touchdowns. Despite back-to-back losing seasons, the Badger brand remains strong, attracting top prospects and fending off rivals.
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On April 4th Wisconsin Badgers football, just locked down another top in-state gym for their 2027 class. Running back Kingston, Allen from Green Bay Notre Dame committed on Friday, making it 8 out of the top 10 prospects right here in the state. According to two 47 sports, that's huge, especially with big 10 rivals sniffing around. The class now sits at number 10 nationally on 247 sports and number 15 on rivals, and get this. Every single commit is homegrown. Wisconsin talent. Allen's the fourth four star in the bunch, a 6 foot 195-pound beast who set state records last season with 346 rushing yards and 57 touchdowns. Coaches around the state say the Badger brand still hits hard, even after back-to-back losing seasons. Kids grow up dreaming of camp randall, no matter the record, and high school staff see that pull firsthand. It kicked off strong back in January, when tight end cores low-con pledged on national
TV during the Navy All-American Bowl. Since then, they've fended off Michigan State, Penn State, Nebraska, and others for guys like the Malinger twins and linebacker, Isaac Miller. More cash from the administration and coach Luke Fickle's focus on fewer, higher quality recruits seem to be paying off, flipping the script after. Losing top talents the last three years. The Badgers are building a wall around the state's best, and it's looking solid as classes fill out.
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