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Ranking the top 10 highlights from Wisconsin fall camp

ByMark Knight|
Wisconsin quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. (9) gives a handoff to running back Darrion Dupree (6) during football practice, July 30, 2025, at Ralph E. Davis Pioneer Stadium in Platteville, Wisconsin.
Wisconsin quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. (9) gives a handoff to running back Darrion Dupree (6) during football practice, July 30, 2025, at Ralph E. Davis Pioneer Stadium in Platteville, Wisconsin. | Scott Ash / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

The Wisconsin Badgers posted more than a dozen clips of highlight plays. I'm sure there were other highlights, but these are the ones the social media team decided to post. Therefore, the goal of this article is to rank the 10 best plays posted by the social media team. From interceptions to impressive runs, there are some great clips in here that should get you excited for the upcoming season that begins on August 28.

10. Vinny Anthony II go route for six

This one gets to be in the top 10 because a deep ball to a receiver who can catch it is a thing of beauty. Taking the top off the defense will help the run game so much this season, and it's nice to see Edwards has a cannon and some receivers can run by the defense.

9. Deep ball to Joseph Griffin Jr.

Read the above description for why this is nice to see. It's a dime by Danny O'Neil to hit Griffin in the bread basket.

8. Tip drill interception by Jahmare Washington

It was his second interception of the day and the most impressive of the bunch as he was able to keep focused on the tipped ball. Securing the pick before running out of bounds was the cherry on the cake.

7. Impressive coverage by Omillio Agard

Agard with a pass deflection that was about as textbook as you can get. The coaches can use this exact clip to teach future cornerbacks how to guard the receiver. Sure, it's ranked higher than an actual interception, but that's because Washington was in the right place with the proper focus, Agard was putting on a clinic.

6. High point catch by TE Grant Stec

This catch by Stec is so impressive because if Wisconsin has tight ends that can high point the ball like this, it's going to be way easier to score touchdowns in the red zone. He goes up and he gets it, gets his feed in bounds and wow.

5. Vinny Anthony II with another highlight reel play

I may be overvaluing this one a little, as there are other plays above it that may beat it out, but Anthony's ability to get low to catch the ball on the run with speed, catching, and then sliding out of bounds is a beautiful thing.

4. Mason Poa's incredible pick

Drop back in coverage linebacker picks are so fun to watch, but this one had an extra element to it. Carter Smith thought he threw it high enough, but Poa's athletic ability was able to jump up and tip it to himself. That's incredible.

3. Eugene Hilton Jr.'s one-handed catch and run

The final three highlights are all one-handed catches. So, when you watch this one and think, 'how's this not the best highlight of the camp?' Just wait until you see the final two.

2. Austin Brown's one handed interception

Once again, we see a tip drill interception, but look at this one-handed grab. Whether it's a receiver or a defender, this is insane athleticism.

1. Kyan Berry-Johnson's Odell Beckham impression

The most impressive play from camp came from a redshirt freshman and the fourth-string QB. Though all the credit goes to Berry-Johnson, who contorted his back and one-handed this ball for a touchdown. It's an insane Odell Beckham impression.

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