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All the usual doom and gloom of the 2025 Wisconsin football season was present in their 34-0 loss to the No. 1 Ohio State Buckeyes at Camp Randall last Saturday, but a handful of Badgers did stand out.
If you’ve ever been to a Wisconsin hockey game, you’ll probably remember one chant better than any other. After every Wisconsin goal, the entire crowd joins to count the goals and scream, “We want more!” For decades, at the center of it all, was superfan Philip J. Dzick.
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.
In the midst of yet another win streak, the then No. 15 Wisconsin Badgers women’s soccer team embarked on a West Coast trip last week, winning 1-0 over Oregon before falling 1-0 to then No. 17 Washington. Wisconsin, now ranked 20th in the nation, executed defensively, but couldn’t muster enough offensive power to return to Madison unscathed.
The No. 1 Wisconsin Badgers women’s hockey team won the Icebreaker Tournament last weekend in Schenectady, NY, beating Vermont 8-1 Friday before blanking Union College 4-0 Saturday in the final.
Wisconsin lost to No. 25 USC and beat No. 23 UCLA, which moved them down to third in the Big Ten after entering the weekend tied with Indiana and Illinois for second.
No. 17 Wisconsin men’s hockey (2-0-2) took on No. 20 Minnesota State Mankato (1-1-2) in their first home games of the season last week, tying both games.
Since its inception, the Nuttycombe Invitational has become one of the most prestigious meets in collegiate cross country. This past Friday, the 2025 edition returned to the familiar hills of Wisconsin’s Thomas Zimmer Championship course, bridging together a deep, fast and fiercely competitive field.
With two star players now out indefinitely, the Wisconsin volleyball team fell to Penn State and defeated Maryland last weekend in two away matches.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s soccer team had their two game win streak snapped Tuesday, losing to the Rutgers Scarlet Knights 4-2 in Piscataway, New Jersey.
The Badgers suffered their second consecutive shutout Saturday, falling to No. 1 Ohio State 34-0 at home. The loss is Wisconsin’s fifth in a row and marked the first time the Badgers have been shut out consecutively since 1968.
The No. 1 Wisconsin women’s hockey team won an instant classic last Saturday before handily dispatching the visiting No. 4/5 Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs last Sunday, the Badgers’ first games against a ranked team this season.
Hosts Caroline McGartland and Otto Von Sothen discuss the Badgers' loss over the weekend to the Iowa Hawkeyes. Then, they preview the upcoming matchup against #1 Ohio State.
For the last three years under head coach Luke Fickell, the Wisconsin Badgers have played uninspired, disappointing and frankly embarrassing football.
There aren’t many highlights from the Wisconsin Badger’s four consecutive losses, particularly their brutal 37-0 loss to the Iowa Hawkeyes on Saturday.
The Ohio State Buckeyes will come into Camp Randall riding a wave of six straight wins, with the hopes of adding another against a Wisconsin Badgers team that has lost four in a row.
As if uncertainty and doubt toward head coach Luke Fickell’s tenure was not already creeping in among fans and critics alike, figuring out which quarterback will start before each game seems to be a mystery, too.
There have been plenty of bad losses during the Luke Fickell era, but Iowa’s 37-0 dismantling of Wisconsin on Saturday could be the worst.
Head coach Luke Fickell and the Wisconsin Badgers will have their hands full against No. 1 Ohio State this weekend, an opponent they know all too well.
The Wisconsin Badgers are still in search of their first Big Ten win of the season after consecutive losses to Maryland, Michigan and most recently, a scoreless game against Iowa. Meanwhile, the Ohio State Buckeyes are undefeated so far with a 6-0 record and have stood steadily at the No.1 spot since week 2. As these programs square off Saturday, these are players to watch.
Solutions by The State News
