Wisconsin is widely known for their ability to develop offensive lineman and running backs. This recipe has helped Wisconsin generate the fifth most wins among the “Power Five” conferences trailing only Alabama, Ohio State, Oklahoma and Clemson over the last 15 years.
While that run first attitude is not likely to change, Kendric Pryor and his teammates in the wide receiver room are hoping to change the narrative that Wisconsin doesn’t have big time skill players this season. While speaking with the media today Pryor said that the group has been “trying to change the perspective of Wisconsin being a running school, putting the extra time in with Jack (Coan) running routes, working on our timing.