-A quick look at the University of Dubuque's football roster reveals a couple of things...first, the overwhelming number of players from the states of Florida (38) and California (7), and second, the severe lack of players from the state of Wisconsin (6).
Definitely an oddity given the fact that UD is a Division III school that doesn't offer athletic scholarships and is located in the heart of the Midwest just over a bridge from the state of Wisconsin.
But this odd roster makeup could be coming to an end thanks to the hiring of Minnesota State-Mankato offensive coordinator and former UW-Whitewater offensive coordinator Stan Zweifel.
While already familiar with recruiting in Wisconsin, Zweifel appears to be trying to make even more roads into the Badger State, and more specifically the Milwaukee area, with the hiring of Milwaukee Bay View head coach Gary Griffin as UD's special teams coordinator and defensive backs coach.
It hasn't taken long for this hiring to pay off either as UD has already secured a commitment from one of Griffin's former Bay View players in running back
Darril Wynn (6-0, 175).

“Before I was confused, but then I felt this was the perfect opportunity for me,” said Wynn who had also drawn interest from Winona State and Minnesota-Moorhead.
“I want to go somewhere that I would enjoy,” he added.
A fixture at Bay View since his sophomore season, Wynn had 48 carries for 314 yards and seven touchdowns in 2006, 80 carries for 617 yards and five touchdowns in 2007, and 144 carries for 1,370 yards and 23 touchdowns as a senior this season.
Overshadowed by all-state running back Lenier Johnson as a sophomore and junior, Wynn did manage to garner second-team all-conference honors as a junior and
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel honorable-mention all-area and first-team all-conference laurels as a senior.
-De Pere quarterback
Brent Jorgensen (6-2, 180) has all five of his official visits set up and scheduled to begin next week. The list of stops includes Minnesota-Duluth, St. Cloud State, North Dakota, Southern Illinois and North Dakota State.

“I have a high interest in all five of the schools