Three-Star Receiver Tayshon Bardo Decommits From Wisconsin

Overview

• The move follows a 37-0 home loss to Iowa that dropped Wisconsin to 2-4 overall and 0-3 in Big Ten play.
• “I just don’t want to miss out on any other possible life changing opportunities for me and my family,” Bardo told On3.
• His departure leaves one wide receiver in Wisconsin’s 2026 class, Florida prospect Jayden Petit, according to On3.
• The 2026 class sits outside the Rivals top 40, and 247Sports ranks it No. 55 nationally and No. 14 in the Big Ten, per Badgers Wire.
• 247Sports’ Allen Trieu reports Bardo is set to visit Michigan State after previously choosing Wisconsin over the Spartans and other offers.