Jeremy Werner is a Publisher at IlliniInquirer.com. He covers a range of topics within the sports industry, including competitive sports, professional sports, and the intersection of sports with artificial intelligence and machine learning. Jeremy's insights and expertise have been featured in outlets such as Moviehole, Hammer & Rails, Responsible AI Consulting, and 247Sports.
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By: Jeremy Werner
Three former Illini also cracked the Top247 of the final transfer portal rankings
By: Jeremy Werner
Kelley has planned two official visits for June
Illini Inquirer's Jeremy Werner and Joey Wagner answer listener-submitted Illinois football questions on Bobby Hauck's 3-3-5 defense, expectations for the
By: Jeremy Werner
Illinois assistant Tyler Underwood also receives a significant pay increase after leading the nation's No. 2 offense
By: Jeremy Werner
Despite no spring transfer portal, Illinois has continued to try to find creative ways to add to a perceived concern on its 2026 roster
Illinois has added three wide receivers to the Class of 2026 since February
By: Jeremy Werner
The Illini will host several Midwest prospects for official visits next month
Rhea was a Division-II All-American after totaling 12.0 sacks last season
By: Jeremy Werner
The Class of 2026 Prospect (Ill.) wide receiver had to change college plans just two weeks prior to his departure
By: Jeremy Werner
Even with a smaller class expected this cycle, the Illini still have a lot of holes to fill in the Class of 2027 and a lot of heavy lifting to get done during the next month
