After missing out on a bowl game, the Wisconsin football team has experienced plenty of movement in regards to the transfer portal. According to 247sports, the

Most notably, Wisconsin currently boasts the top-ranked transfer class in the Big Ten. It is clear of Oregon (No. 10 overall), Minnesota (No. 12), UCLA, (No. 16) and Nebraska (No. 17).

It's been a roster turnover for the Badgers with the opening of the transfer portal. Here's what we've learned about the 2025 team, and what else lies ahead.

Wisconsin running back Tawee Walker entered the transfer portal on Monday. He is the 24th Wisconsin scholarship player to enter and the 26th overall. He enters with one year of eligibility remaining — an extra year he was recently awarded after the NCAA granted waivers to former junior college transfers.

What exactly was Wisconsin looking for, and where would those players come from? While the process of reaching out to prospects and scheduling visits is ongoing, the early stage of the portal window has proven to be revealing.

The Georgia native spent the past two seasons at Jacksonville State and will have two years of eligibility remaining. Latimer is the first commitment Fickell, the Badgers head coach, has received at cornerback from the transfer portal.

Wisconsin football is losing another quarterback to the transfer portal as the Badgers head into a crucial 2025 season

As transfer-portal season fires into gear, keep track of players leaving and arriving into the Wisconsin football program.

The Badgers are losing their starting slot cornerback as Max Lofy will enter the transfer portal for his final season of eligibility. A