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Notes: Wisconsin Building a Deep Defensive Line

6 August 2025
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Notes: Wisconsin Building a Deep Defensive Line
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After a disappointing 0-3 record in trophy games during the 2024 season, Wisconsin has revamped its defensive line, boosting depth with nine players over 300 pounds, including three transfers. Key players like Brandon Lane and Dillan Johnson have shown significant improvement, while walk-on Nolan Vils is emerging as a potential contributor in the competitive defensive lineup.

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