Prized Wisconsin commit officially on 'flip watch' after visiting SEC program

Wisconsin picked up a commitment from 3-star defensive lineman Djidjou Bah a few weeks ago, but Bah didn't cancel his visit to Missouri for this last weekend. He just came off of it and was impressed, according to 24/7 Sports insider Allen Trieu. While there isn't a clear indication of his plans, there is some concern that he is a potential flip risk for the Badgers.

3-star Djidjou Bah visits Missouri while committed to the Wisconsin Badgers

It's never a great sign when a player commits to a program but then continues to go on official visits to other schools. Often, they end up flipping to another program after being lured away during official visits. Bah holds 24 offers, and Missouri is one of the big fish in the pond trying to lure him away.

Bah was one of the commitments that came after the first official visit of the summer season, when Wisconsin had 15+ recruits on campus and watched away with a handful committing to the program. While the others decided to cancel their visits, Bah still wanted to see what Missouri had to offer.

Djidjou Bah is a defensive tackle measuring 6'3" and 253 lb from Germantown, Tennessee. Wisconsin wasn't his first visit; he had gone to Northwestern in May and had visits set up for Iowa, Indiana, and Michigan State. Those visits may have been cancelled after his commitment to Wisconsin, but Missouri was still able to get him on campus this last weekend.

What's next? Wisconsin head coach Luke Fickell will continue to recruit Bah and work to secure his commitment to the Badgers. It would be a frustrating loss as Wisconsin already had a defensive lineman flip to an SEC school earlier this month, with Carmelow Reed committing to Ole Miss. If he were to flip to Missouri, this would be another that would slip through the fingers of EJ Whitlow and the Wisconsin Badgers.