Wisconsin Football Eying Several High-Profile Transfer Portal Quarterbacks
By Dillon Graff
![Wisconsin coach Luke Fickell watches defensive end Tommy Brunner go though a drill during the team's first spring practice on Saturday March 25, 2023 at the McClain Center in Madison, Wis.Uw Football Spring Practice 5 March 25 2023 Wisconsin coach Luke Fickell watches defensive end Tommy Brunner go though a drill during the team's first spring practice on Saturday March 25, 2023 at the McClain Center in Madison, Wis.Uw Football Spring Practice 5 March 25 2023](https://images2.minutemediacdn.com/image/upload/c_fill,w_720,ar_16:9,f_auto,q_auto,g_auto/shape/cover/sport/039aa9a5a1e2c91c4f7833378519f4d867744de20b1d2b48e225b73a6967ace4.jpg)
DeQuan Finn, Toledo Transfer QB
It was recently reported by 247Sports writer Matt Zenitz that the Wisconsin football program is set to host the MAC Player of the Year, DeQuan Finn, on an official visit in the near future.
Finn led his conference in total offense with 3,220 yards and 29 total touchdowns and propelled the Rockets to 11 wins and another MAC title game appearance.
Finn, a 6-foot-2, 205-pound junior, showcases dynamic playmaking abilities, boasting 7,074 career passing yards, 1,840 rushing yards, and a remarkable 88 total touchdowns over 32 starts.
He has speed and above-average arm talent that could help elevate the Wisconsin Badgers air raid offense in year two if they can bring in a few more playmakers through the transfer portal.
Word on the street is that Finn is at or near the top of the Wisconsin football program’s quarterback wishlist this offseason. So, this is a recruitment worth monitoring more closely.
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