Wisconsin releases week 10 injury report for contest vs. Maryland
Madison, Wis. — On Monday, the University of Wisconsin released its official injury report ahead of its Week 10 matchup vs. the Maryland Terrapins.
The unranked Wisconsin Badgers (4-4) are coming off a much-needed bye week that allowed them to regroup and get healthier at several key positions.
Heading into week ten, UW has five players ruled out due to injury against Maryland and seven others listed as out for the season.
In a season of disarray, frustration, and underachieving, injuries have continued to ravage the Wisconsin Badgers. However, UW will get back starting safety Hunter Wohler, who missed the last seven games due to injury. In addition, they’ll get back tight ends Hayden Rucci and Cole Dakovich, plus kickoff specialist Jack Van Dyke.
Another notable name missing from the injury report is backup quarterback Chase Wolf, who suffered a knee injury before the season and will be a situation to monitor as the week progresses.
UW will need as many healthy bodies on the field as possible this weekend as the Badgers look to turn things around and continue its push for bowl eligibility.
Here is a look at Wisconsin football’s injury report for Week 10:
Players listed as OUT against Maryland:
Dec 19, 2020; Madison, Wisconsin, USA; Wisconsin Badgers defensive end Isaiah Mullens (99) dances between the third and fourth quarters in the game against the Minnesota Golden Gophers during the second half at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mary Langenfeld-USA TODAY Sports
DE Isaiah Mullens
K Vito Calvaruso
RB Chez Mellusi
S Preston Zachman
OLB Aaron Witt
Players listed as OUT for the season:
Sep 22, 2018; Iowa City, IA, USA; Wisconsin Badgers cornerback Travian Blaylock (26) celebrates with teammates during the third quarter against the Iowa Hawkeyes at Kinnick Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports
S Travian Blaylock
CB Al Ashford
TE Clay Cundiff
TE Cam Large
DE Mike Jarvis
ILB Luna Larson
DE Isaac Townsend
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