Eric Raisbeck, who's gleaned international coaching experience as well as owning a previous Big Ten stop, is returning to his native Wisconsin.
Sources tell FootballScoop that Raisbeck, earlier this year tabbed to run special teams at FCS program UC-Davis, is instead departing California to return home, where Raisbeck is joining the Wisconsin Badgers as a special teams analyst.
Raisbeck is set to work with Matt Mitchell, the Wisconsin special teams coordinator as Luke Fickell enters his second season atop the Badger sprogram; Mitchell also coaches outside linebackers.
Also owning experience at the NCAA Division II and Division III levels, as well as NAIA football and in Europe for teams in both Norway and Switzerland, Raisbeck also has Football Bowls Subdivision experience from a year at Utah State, when Stacy Collins was named the Mountain West Conference's Special Teams Coordinator of the Year and Raisbeck was his assistant.
As Wisconsin enters its second season under Fickell, the Badgers have back-to-back home games against Western Michigan and FCS program South Dakota before hosting Kalen DeBoer and Alabama in one of college football's top non-conference, intersectional games scheduled for the 2024 regular season.