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Zero for eight: Badgers shutout for two games in a row
Zero for eight: Badgers shutout for two games in a row
Hosts Caroline McGartland, Ted Hyngstrom and Otto Von Sothen discuss the Badgers' loss over the weekend to the Ohio State Buckeyes. Then, they dive into other sports around the university.
Edited by Matthew Titus.
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