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Grateful 🙏🏾🇹🇨
Just wrapped up the 1st Annual Faion Hicks Youth Football Camp in Turks & Caicos, what an unforgettable experience! This island is where my family’s from, and being able to pour into the next generation here means everything to me.
Hats off to Luke Fickle getting this team back on track. QB only got 58 yards passing 😂 most Wisconsin win in the past 3 years !
Faion Hicks retweeted
The NFL's league leader in tackles, Alex Singleton, would not be where he is today without the three-years he spent in the CFL! On the latest episode of @Film_Never_Lies, the Broncos linebacker explains how playing in Canada gave him the confidence he needed to have success in the NFL.
See the full conversation between @LWillson_82 and @alexsingleton49 on TSN's YouTube channel.
Faion Hicks retweeted
If Wisconsin doesn't like not being ranked they can definitely do something about it over the next three games
The DB room got a lot of hate to start the year. I think it was more scheme than talent with them playing so much zone. Played their ass off when it mattered most!
Defense playing some good ball. Won a couple big 3rd downs including one in the red zone. Let’s see if the offense can find some rhythm and take care of the ball before things get ugly.
Replying to @Faion_Hicks
My two defensive keys vs. Penn State:
1️⃣ Win third down. No easy completions at the sticks.
2️⃣ Protect leverage in scoring range. Make every red-zone throw contested.
And keep an eye on Bryce West when the ball goes to the perimeter. What matchup are you watching?
Wisconsin–Penn State defensive film thread 🧵
I went through the Badgers’ All-22 against Eastern Michigan. Bryce West gave me a rep I love, but EMU’s opening TD drive showed a few things Wisconsin has to clean up today.
One player to watch. Two keys to the game. ⬇️
There’s also a blueprint for Wisconsin on this tape: Sebastian Cheeks gets the strip sack, and Cooper Catalano turns the recovery into a touchdown.
Pressure changes the throw—and sometimes the entire game. Wisconsin needs disruptive reps like this when Penn State gets into passing situations.
















