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 Draft Scout College Football Player News: Wisconsin
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  03/01/20 - *Jonathan Taylor, Jr/2020, Wisconsin, 5-10, 226 (DS#3 RB) + More +

  The fastest running back in Indianapolis also measured in bigger than his two nearest competitors, J.K. Dobbins of Ohio State and D'Andre Swift of Georgia, to be the first runner selected. He outran Swift in the 40 (4.48) with a 4.39, and posted better numbers in the vertical jump and broad jump than Swift, too. An injured ankle, meanwhile, limited Dobbins to only the bench press. Dobbins had 23 reps compared with 17 for Taylor. - AP College Football

(DS#3 RB) Jr/2020 RB *Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin
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  02/28/20 - *Jonathan Taylor, Jr/2020, Wisconsin, 5-10, 226 (DS#3 RB) + More +

  2020 NFL COMBINE INVITE: Jonathan Taylor, RB, Wisconsin,...A two-time Doak Walker Award winner and two-time unanimous first-team All-American, Taylor will go down as one of the greats to ever play the position. He finished his career with 6,174 rushing yards and 55 total touchdowns to highlight a collection of accomplishments and records almost too long to list. The first player in FBS history to rush for 6,000 yards in just three seasons, Taylor stands No. 6 all-time in rushing with his 6,174 career yards. That total represents the FBS record for most yards in a three-year span - by a margin of more than 500 yards over the second-place total.

Taylor finished his junior season with 2,003 rushing yards to become just the third player in FBS history with multiple 2,000-yard rushing seasons, joining Badgers legend Ron Dayne and Iowa State's Troy Davis. Taylor is the only FBS player to record three consecutive seasons of 1,900-plus yards. His combined 4,197 yards over his sophomore and junior seasons are the most by any player in a two-year span in FBS history, breaking the previous mark of fellow Badger Melvin Gordon (4,196, 2013-14). - Wisconsin Football

(DS#3 RB) Jr/2020 RB *Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin
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  02/28/20 - *Quintez Cephus, rJr/2020, Wisconsin, 6-1, 202 (DS#31 WR) + More +

  2020 NFL COMBINE INVITE: Quintez Cephus, WR, Wisconsin,...Returning to the field after not playing in 2018, Cephus made 59 catches for 901 yards and seven touchdowns this season, setting career highs and leading the Badgers in all three categories. He recorded strong performances down the stretch of the season, pulling in five catches for 114 yards and a touchdown at Minnesota to help UW clinch the Big Ten West Division title and then making seven grabs for 122 yards vs. Ohio State in the Big Ten Football Championship Game. He made another seven receptions for 59 yards and a touchdown vs. Oregon in the Rose Bowl. As a sophomore in 2017, Cephus caught 30 passes for 501 yards and six touchdowns before suffering a season-ending leg injury that forced him to miss the Badgers' final five games. The Macon, Georgia, native appeared in all 14 games as a freshman in 2016, making four catches for 94 yards. - Wisconsin Football

(DS#31 WR) rJr/2020 WR *Quintez Cephus, Wisconsin
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  02/28/20 - *Tyler Biadasz, rJr/2020, Wisconsin, 6-4, 314 (DS#3 C) + More +

  2020 NFL COMBINE INVITE: Tyler Biadasz, C, Wisconsin,...A native of Amherst, Wisconsin, Biadasz played in all 41 games over the last three seasons, starting at center in each. Wisconsin's first winner of the Rimington Trophy as the nation's outstanding center, Biadasz this season became the 10th consensus All-America offensive lineman in school history, and the fifth to be named unanimous All-America, joining T Dan Lanphear (1959), T Chris McIntosh (1999), T Joe Thomas (2006) and T Gabe Carimi (2010). - Wisconsin Football

(DS#3 C) rJr/2020 C *Tyler Biadasz, Wisconsin
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  01/08/20 - *Tyler Biadasz, rJr/2020, Wisconsin, 6-4, 314 (DS#3 C) + More +

  Wisconsin All-America center Tyler Biadasz said Wednesday he will skip his senior season to go to the NFL. Biadasz said on Twitter the NFL "has always been my biggest dream." He was a unanimous All-America this season and also won the Rimington Trophy as the nation's top center. Biadasz, a 6-3, 321-pound native of Amherst, Wisconsin, is the third Badgers star to declare for the draft. Running back Jonathan Taylor and wide receiver Quintez Cephus are also leaving early. - AP College Football

(DS#3 C) rJr/2020 C *Tyler Biadasz, Wisconsin
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  01/06/20 - *Quintez Cephus, rJr/2020, Wisconsin, 6-1, 202 (DS#31 WR) + More +

  Wisconsin is losing its top running back and now its top wide receiver to the NFL. Quintez Cephus announced Monday on Twitter and Instagram that he will skip his senior season to enter the NFL draft. "I'm excited to put my name in for the draft and to have a chance to play at the highest level,” Cephus said. The announcement came three days after record-setting junior tailback Jonathan Taylor announced his decision to enter the draft. The 6-foot-1, 207-pound Cephus led Wisconsin in receptions (59), receiving yards (901) and touchdown receptions (seven) in 2019. Cephus missed the final five games of the Badgers' 2017 campaign because of a broken right leg and did not play at all in 2018 after being expelled from school following sexual assault charges. Cephus was acquitted by a jury in August, reinstated by school officials and was ruled academically eligible for 2019. - AP College Football

(DS#31 WR) rJr/2020 WR *Quintez Cephus, Wisconsin
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  01/03/20 - *Jonathan Taylor, Jr/2020, Wisconsin, 5-10, 226 (DS#3 RB) + More +

  Wisconsin running back Jonathan Taylor is headed to the NFL. The record-setting junior announced Friday on Twitter and Instagram that he will forgo his senior season with the Badgers and enter the NFL draft. The two-time Doak Walker Award winner and two-time unanimous first-team All-American finished his college career with 6,174 yards rushing, the most by any player in FBS history through their junior season. Taylor also had 55 total touchdowns in his three seasons. The 5-foot-11, 214-pound Taylor looks to be the first Wisconsin tailback selected in the NFL draft since Montee Ball (2013), James White (2014) and Melvin Gordon (2015) were drafted in three consecutive seasons. Wisconsin's Derek Watt was selected as a fullback in 2016. - AP College Football

(DS#3 RB) Jr/2020 RB *Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin
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  12/31/19 - Zack Baun, rSr/2020, Wisconsin, 6-2, 238 (DS#4 OLB) + More +

  The Ducks say they haven't seen anybody quite like linebacker Zack Baun, who leads the Badgers with 12 1/2 sacks and 19 1/2 tackles for loss. The relentless senior has disrupted entire offenses with his all-around play, and Herbert will have to be aware of his location on every snap against coordinator Jim Leonhard's versatile defense. - AP College Football

(DS#4 OLB) rSr/2020 OLB Zack Baun, Wisconsin
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  12/06/19 - *Jonathan Taylor, Jr/2020, Wisconsin, 5-10, 226 (DS#3 RB) + More +

  2019 WALTER CAMP PLAYER OF THE YEAR FINALIST: Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin,...Taylor is the nation’s second-leading rusher (1,761) and has scored 25 touchdowns (20 rushing, 5 receiving) for the eighth-ranked Badgers (10-2). - The Walter Camp Football Foundation

(DS#3 RB) Jr/2020 RB *Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin
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  12/04/19 - *Jonathan Taylor, Jr/2020, Wisconsin, 5-10, 226 (DS#3 RB) + More +

  2019 BIG TEN AMECHE-DAYNE RUNNING BACK OF THE YEAR (COACHES): Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin,...Junior running back Jonathan Taylor, who has rushed for more yards than any other FBS running back has ever rushed through their junior season, was named the Big Ten Ameche-Dayne Running Back of the Year on Wednesday. This is the second time that Taylor has been awarded as the conference's Running Back of the year, which is named for former UW running backs Alan Ameche and Ron Dayne. So far this season, Taylor has rushed for 1761 yards and 20 touchdowns. He also has more than 200 receiving yards and 5 touchdown receptions. Overall, the 2018 Doak Walker Award winner 6,288 all-purpose yards and 54 total touchdowns in his Badger football career. - WKNOW ABC 27 News/Wisconsin Football

(DS#3 RB) Jr/2020 RB *Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin
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  11/30/19 - *Jonathan Taylor, Jr/2020, Wisconsin, 5-10, 226 (DS#3 RB) + More +

  Jack Coan delivered two momentum-shifting touchdown passes in the snow for No. 13 Wisconsin, Jonathan Taylor added three touchdowns to his FBS-leading total and the Badgers forcefully repossessed Paul Bunyan's Axe by beating No. 9 Minnesota 38-17 on Saturday to win the Big Ten West Division. Quintez Cephus caught five passes for 114 yards, including a 47-yarder for a score midway through the third quarter that gave Wisconsin (10-2, 7-2, No. 12 CFP) a 17-7 lead. Coan connected with Taylor for a 28-yard touchdown strike late in the second quarter that gave the Badgers the lead after a slow start, sending them to the Big Ten championship game for a rematch with second-ranked Ohio State.

Tanner Morgan passed for 296 yards and two touchdowns for the Gophers (10-2, 7-2). They watched their dream season take a painful hit from their oldest rival after ending a 14-game losing streak to the Badgers a year ago with a 37-15 victory at Wisconsin. Minnesota was seeking to go undefeated at home for the first time since 1954, but the Badgers reasserted their recent dominance by taking home the traveling trophy for the 22nd time in the last 25 seasons. They took a 61-60-8 series lead. - Wisconsin/AP College Football

(DS#3 RB) Jr/2020 RB *Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin
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  11/27/19 - *Tyler Biadasz, rJr/2020, Wisconsin, 6-4, 314 (DS#3 C) + More +

  2019 OUTLAND TROPHY FINALIST: Tyler Biadasz, C, Wisconsin (6-3, 321, Jr., Amherst, Wis.): Biadasz is the latest of outstanding Wisconsin linemen paving the way for record-setting running backs. This season Biadasz has been up front as Johnathan Taylor has become the nation's leading scorer (22 TD's) and following a 222-yard effort last week against Purdue, is now the Big Ten's second all-time leading rusher. Taylor now owns the FBS record for most rushing yards in a three-year span (5,856), which also marks Biadasz's starting tenure of 38 consecutive starts. The Badgers rushed for a season-high 403 yards against Purdue and finished with a season-high 606 total yards, its highest output since 2014. Biadasz is also strong in pass protection where the line he commands has the Badgers completing 73.5 percent of their passes, third nationally. - FWAA

(DS#3 C) rJr/2020 C *Tyler Biadasz, Wisconsin
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  11/25/19 - Zach Hintze, rSr/2020, Wisconsin, 5-11, 187 (DS#43 K) + More +

  Wisconsin's Zach Hintze kicked the longest field goal in the nation this season, sneaking the ball inside the left upright for a school-record 62-yarder as time expired in the first half against Purdue. It was the longest field goal since UTEP's Jose Martinez made a 64-yarder against Central Florida in 2008. Hintze is the Badgers' kickoff man and had not attempted a field goal this season until Saturday. His only other attempt was last year, a 62-yarder he missed. Elsewhere, Wake Forest's Nick Sciba kicked four field goals against Duke to give him 32 consecutive made field goals, breaking the NCAA record of 30 by Chuck Nelson of Washington in 1981-82. - AP College Football

(DS#43 K) rSr/2020 K Zach Hintze, Wisconsin
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  11/25/19 - *Jonathan Taylor, Jr/2020, Wisconsin, 5-10, 226 (DS#3 RB) + More +

  Wisconsin's Jonathan Taylor set the FBS record with his 12th career game with at least 200 yards rushing. He ran 28 times for 222 yards against Purdue. His streak of three straight 200-yard games is the longest since Rashaad Penny of San Diego State strung together five in 2017, according to Sportradar. - AP College Football

(DS#3 RB) Jr/2020 RB *Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin
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  11/23/19 - *Jonathan Taylor, Jr/2020, Wisconsin, 5-10, 226 (DS#3 RB) + More +

  Jonathan Taylor rushed for at least 200 yards for the 12th time in his career and No. 14 Wisconsin defeated Purdue 45-24 on Saturday in the Badgers' final home game of the season. Taylor finished with 222 yards and one touchdown on 28 carries for Wisconsin (9-2, 6-2 Big Ten, No. 12 CFP), which extended its winning streak over the Boilermakers to 14 games. The junior has a career average of 254 yards rushing in three games against Purdue. Jack Coan completed 15 of 19 passes for 203 yards and two touchdowns against one interception for the Badgers.

With the loss, the Boilermakers (4-7, 3-5) dropped their seventh straight at Camp Randall Stadium and failed to qualify for a bowl game. Purdue's Aidan O'Connell finished with a career-high 289 yards passing with two scores. It took the Badgers just over three minutes to get on the scoreboard. Aaron Cruickshank took a direct snap out of the wildcat formation and capped an eight-play, 75-yard opening drive with a 27-yard rushing touchdown. After a 28-yard field goal by Purdue's J.D. Dellinger, Taylor scored from 51 yards out for his FBS-leading 22nd TD of the season. - AP College Football

(DS#3 RB) Jr/2020 RB *Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin
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