Despite the chants of Wisconsin Badgers fans at Camp Randall Stadium, it doesn't sound like Luke Fickell is going anywhere. After back-to-back home shutouts for

Wisconsin coach Luke Fickell says it’s “unacceptable” that a federal judge still hasn’t ruled on the potential eligibility of Badgers cornerback Nyzier Fourqurean with the season more than halfway done.

Wisconsin football fans boo at the stadium and sound off on social media to the Badgers being shut out in a first half for the third straight home game.

Luke Fickell’s days in Madison appear to be numbered. Wisconsin, once known as the pride of the defunct Big Ten West, dropped to 2–5 on the season after an ugly 34–0 loss to No. 1 Ohio State at Camp Randall Stadium—a defeat that followed an equally discouraging 37–0 loss to Iowa last weekend.

"Fire Fickell" chants again broke out at Camp Randall Stadium during the loss to Ohio State and former players continue to be upset with the direction of program.

Locke, who is now at Arizona, played a lot in 2023 and 2024 as the starter in the absence of Mordecai and Van Dyke. But he largely struggled with a 53.6 completion rate. As for Evers, he never threw a pass for the Badgers, spending one season in Madison before transferring to UConn.