Badgers News: Wisconsin ends up 3. Commitment in 2026 recruitment class

The Wisconsin Badgers secured a commitment from 2026 three-star recipients Tayshon Bardo, he announced on Tuesday.

Bardo born from Indiana this weekend was last on the Wisconsin’s second junior day campus, confirmed his commitment there and became the first wide receiver in the Badgers class 2026.

Bardo is considered No. 1 Wide Receiver in the state of Indiana and is 6,0, £ 185 and offers from 17 schools, including Indiana, Louisville, Vanderbilt and Michigan State.

Bardo has long been one of Wisconsin’s top recipients in the 2026 class and offered him in October.

He had official visits with Wisconsin, the state of Michigan and Vanderbilt, but after his junior day visit early for the Badgers and is now the second commit in the class behind the three-star-offensive line Benjamin Novak.

Both Wisconsin’s commitments in class 2026 come from the state of Indiana, in which the Badgers had a good success in their 2025 class, which Indiana Wideout ended up Eugene Hilton and Nicyi Davis.

With the second junior day, the Badgers will concentrate on the spring ball, where a lot of recruits go to Madison next month and get a feeling for the campus and the mood before official visits.

But for the time being, the Badgers can relax briefly when they landed a top recipient destination on Tuesday with three-star Tayshon Bardo.