Wisconsin football has just lost another Locke. Not long after quarterback Braedyn Locke’s decision to leave Madison via the transfer portal, his brother, Landyn Locke, also decided to withdraw his commitment from the Badgers.
“I have decommitted and am no longer signed to the University of Wisconsin,” Landyn announced on X (the social media platform formerly known as Twitter). “I am thankful for the opportunity but my recruitment is 100% open,” added Landyn.
The three-star Class of 2025 quarterback, who suffered a torn ACL injury last September, initially signed with Wisconsin football on Dec. 4 but apparently had a change of heart following his brother’s move to decommit from the Badgers.
For what it’s worth, Braedyn has yet to find a landing spot after his transfer portal move. It will be interesting to see where the Locke brothers would sign next or if they could end up being on the same program again.
Wisconsin football has a total of 17 outgoing transfers at the moment, per 247Sports, which also includes quarterback Tyler Van Dyke.
Wisconsin football fans share reactions to Landyn Locke’s decision
Here are some classy reactions from fans to Locke’s announcement, with many wishing him speedy recovery form his injury:
“Good luck, Landyn. Sorry things didn’t work out. Chin up and heal up.”
“Sorry man, really unfortunate circumstances. Wishing you and your family the best.”
“Tough spot man. There’s a select few of fans who are not indicative of the entire fan base. We respect your decision and hope for the best bud”
“Best of luck – wishing you a speedy recovery and success in your career.”
“Take care Landyn! Hope you’re able to get healed up and show the doubters what you got! 💪”
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