The Wisconsin Badgers have a new head coach in Luke Fickell. While his hiring was well-regarded by national pundits and college football experts, many Badgers players have entered the transfer portal. This is not too unusual as there is always roster turnover whenever a new head coach is hired. That being said, Fickell and his staff are also hitting the transfer portal hard in ogrder to help field a competitive team in 2023. One player that has been offered a scholarship by Wisconsin is defensive lineman Elijah Jeudy.
Blessed to receive an offer from Wisconsin @CoachMikeTress pic.twitter.com/IlMzW67BQs
— Elijah Jeudy1️⃣6️⃣ (@ElijahJeudy) December 6, 2022
Jeudy spent the last two seasons at Texas A&M were he received little playing time.
Related: Wisconsin Extends Offer to Division-II Tight End in Transfer Portal
Elijah Jeudy Has Had a Ton of Interest from Other Schools
Prior to committing to Texas A&M, Jeudy had received offers from Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Michigan, West Virginia, Penn State, Georgia Tech, Indiana, and Arizona State. Since entering the transfer portal, he has received offers from Nebraska, Penn State, Boston College, Syracuse, Virginia Tech, Colorado, and Wisconsin.
Interestingly, three of these schools will have a new head coach in 2023. Matt Ruhle is the new coach at Nebraska; Deion Sanders is the new coach at Colorado; and, of course, Luke Fickell is the new coach at Wisconsin.
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Elijah Jeudy Biography
Elijah Jeudy is a 6’3″ 295 defensive lineman from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He went to Northeast High School in Philadelphia where he played defensive line and tight end. Going into his first recruitment before committing to Texas A&M, he was the ninth-ranked prospect in the state of Pennsylvania and ranked #244 nationally.
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It’s good to hear we’re getting players. One thing. Who proofreads this stuff?