Will Wisconsin offer 2022 quarterback Myles Burkett?

Two prospects from the dubbed "Super 6" have already made commitments: Braelon Allen to Wisconsin and Jerry Cross to Penn State. From the people I've spoken to, it sounds like Carson Hinzman and Joe Brunner want to take some visits, though there's no guarantee when that will be possible. Fellow offensive lineman Billy Schrauth is getting some Notre Dame buzz recently, and he could be someone to watch.

But from a Wisconsin perspective, I'd keep an eye on defensive end Isaac Hamm. The standout from Sun Prairie High School also has offers from Iowa and Minnesota, but UW has been in the driver's seat since offering in January.

""My dad has always been a really huge Badger fan, so he's influenced me in that way," Hamm told BadgerBlitz.com. "His parents and my grandparents are also huge Wisconsin fans as well, and it's always been in the family. My dad is like 6-foot-10 - he's really tall. I see myself continuing to grow and becoming a pretty big dude."

Has the NCAA given any new indication if recruits will be able to make visits?

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Right now, there is no guarantee prospects will be able to take on-campus visits in September. There is also some talk that the December early signing period could be bumped back to February. Everything on that front seems to still be up in the air at this point.

From Wisconsin's 2021 commit list, Ricardo Hallman and Michael Jarvis have yet to visit Madison, in person.

"We're hoping to get up to Wisconsin sometime during the season," Ricardo Hallman told BadgerBlitz.com. "So whenever I have a bye week I plan to get up there. That's what the coaches are saying. My goal is to make an impact as soon as I touch down. No matter what they need me to do, I know I can come in and help the team and bring energy. I want to play right away if I'm able to."

Chance of Myles Burkett getting an offer? In-state kid, good mobility, and solid arm. I understand they're high on Devin Brown, but there's a 2022 kid right under their noses. Would be the perfect year to try it out.

In-state quarterback Myles Burkett has been a popular name this summer, especially after Brady Allen's commitment to Purdue. As it stands, Wisconsin has one offer out to an uncommitted quarterback in the 2022 class: Arizona's Devin Brown, who camped last summer and visited last fall.

“It was amazing,” Brown told Rivals.com. “I had a really good time in Madison. I actually went there twice. I went for a camp and then I went for a game so that was really cool to see all the fans and how it was pre-game. I really loved the experience.

“I haven’t really ordered anything. I’m only totally informed on one school and I know about a couple other schools. I’m trying to do my research on all of them and my due diligence but I’ve only had the chance to see one campus.”

I've said for a while that I feel Burkett, 6-foot-1 and 203 pounds, is an FBS-caliber player at quarterback. Not being able to camp this summer was a huge blow for him and there are a lot of schools - Wisconsin included - that want to see him throw live. I can't say for sure exactly where Burkett stacks up on Jon Budmayr's board, but there is mutual interest between both sides.

Right now, there's really no rush for the Badgers. Burkett doesn't have any offers at this point, but I can tell you that a handful of schools - most recently Washington - are intrigued by his sophomore tape. The next step is Budmayr getting down to Franklin High School and watching him move and throw in person.

Burkett, who can make plays with his feet and arm, would be a nice compliment to Deacon Hill, a true pro-style quarterback in the 2021. But if new offers go out, Budmayr is going to cast a wide net in his search.

With a good chunk of high school football games coming off the schedule, will Rivals be looking to add any camps this fall? Ones that could be specialized by position to keep numbers down or something to that effect?

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, just five of the scheduled 14 Rivals Camp Series events took place earlier this year. After taking part in our publisher conference call Thursday, I can tell you that a relaunch has been discussed this fall, especially if high school football is shut down in certain parts of the country. Football in Illinois has been postponed, so a return to Chicago would make a lot of sense.

Listing all the Big Ten commits for that specific time period (two to three weeks).

Ohio State: Gabe Powers (8/1/20), Jordan Hancock (7/19/20)

Michigan: Andrel Anthony (7/31/20)

Iowa: No commitments since 6/21/20

Rutgers: Shawn Munnerlyn (7/18/20)

Maryland: Andrew Booker (7/29/20), Corey Coley (7/25/20)

Penn State: Jerry Cross (7/28/20), Kaden Saunders (7/25/20), Jamari Buddin (7/17/20)

Minnesota: No commitments since 5/30/20

Nebraska: Malik Williams (7/21/20), Marques Buford (7/18/20)

Northwestern: Jacob Gill (7/8/20)

Indiana: Josh Sales (8/1/20), Maurice Freeman (8/1/20), Jordan Grier (7/23/20)

Illinois: Tyler Strain (7/24/20), Zack Barlev (7/24/20)

Michigan State: No commitments since 7/4/20

Purdue: Rickey Smith (7/28/20), Brady Allen (7/15/20)

Wisconsin: Braelon Allen (7/14/20)

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