Wisconsin, Indiana and Bardo
Indiana receiver Tayshon Bardo commits to Wisconsin football's 2026 class
The three-star prospect is the second known commit to Wisconsin’s 2026 class. Another Indiana standout, offensive lineman Benjamin Novak of Merrilville, announced his commitment in October. Bardo was on campus last weekend as part of UW’s Junior Day. He also attended the UW-Oregon game Nov. 16.
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BREAKING: Wisconsin beats two Big Ten rivals for commitment from 2026 wide receiver247Sports ranks the 6'1" wide receiver as the No. 651 player in the class of 2026, No. 103 player at his position and No. 6 recruit from his home state of Indiana. Bardo's home state makes it ...
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