When the transfer portal opened, the Wisconsin Badgers football program didn’t waste any time getting involved with several high-profile quarterbacks.
After the dust settled, the Badgers felt that they found a good fit in Miami transfer Tyler Van Dyke, who had 28 starts under his belt from his time with the Hurricanes.
Van Dyke amassed 7,469 passing yards, along with 54 touchdowns and 23 interceptions, while maintaining a career completion rate of 63.7% at the U. The former four-star recruit also has 11 career games with 300+ passing yards on his resume, which is a feat Wisconsin failed to achieve in its first year running the air raid offense.