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(11/12/10 6:00am)
Heading into a weekend series with No. 10 North Dakota, No. 13
Wisconsin (3-1-1 WCHA, 6-2-2 overall) is in the midst of a grueling
stretch of schedule that will undeniably test the poise of the
youthful Badgers.
(11/16/09 6:00am)
Wisconsin dominated play Friday night and benefitted from timely
goals Saturday to finish off its six-game homestand with a sweep of
Alaska-Anchorage.
(11/12/09 6:00am)
For John Clay, it was as simple as a three carry, 52 yard
performance against the Michigan Wolverines in 2008. For Zach
Brown, it came in the form of a two touchdown, 250 yard massacre of
Minnesota in 2007 filling in for an injured P.J. Hill. For both
highly touted recruits, it was that breakthrough game where they
became less like an abstract scouting report and more like a true
contributor to the Badgers' backfield. For Montee Ball, it came
last week with 115 rushing yards and two touchdowns in Bloomington
that helped his team escape with a narrow 31-28 victory.
(10/29/09 6:00am)
As disappointing as the Badger's last two games have been, their
season is far from unsalvageable.
(10/15/09 6:00am)
With college football entering its seventh week of play,
Alabama, Florida and Texas continue to rank in the top three of the
weekly polls. Inevitably, either Florida or Alabama will end the
year with at least one loss, as they will likely meet in the SEC
championship game. With that in mind, the question now being asked
is which one-loss team boasts the most impressive résumé.
(09/24/09 6:00am)
The Wisconsin football team has yet to sniff any of college
football's top 25 polls this season. That's fine with me.
(09/17/09 6:00am)
In the waning moments of Wisconsin's clash with Fresno State
last Saturday, many Badger fans had a troublesome question on their
mind: Where has John Clay been? Then, as if he were answering the
prayers of the Camp Randall faithful, Clay burst through the line
and ran 72 yards to the end zone to give the Badgers their first
lead of the game.
(09/10/09 6:00am)
Until the Big Ten season begins on the fourth Saturday in
September, I will swallow my pride and root for Wisconsin's
despised in-conference opponents. Minnesota, Iowa, Michigan, Ohio
State... you name them, and I will be rooting for them. After all,
the more impressive the Big Ten conference looks on a national
scale, the better Wisconsin looks in the rankings and to potential
recruits.
(09/03/09 6:00am)
At the conclusion of spring practice, Bret Bielema had Dustin
Sherer penciled in as quarterback for the 2009 football season.
Scott Tolzien is glad that pencil came with an eraser because he,
not Sherer, will start under center for the Badgers on Saturday
night against Northern Illinois.
(02/24/09 6:00am)
The coming weeks are pivotal for the Wisconsin men's track and
field team. With the Big Ten Indoor Championships and NCAA Indoor
Championships on the horizon, UW hosted the Wisconsin Badger Open
Saturday afternoon at the Shell. The meet, which featured UW-La
Crosse, North Central, Augustana and Beloit, was the Badgers' final
chance to compete before heading to the conference championship
this coming weekend.
(11/12/08 6:00am)
Wisconsin junior forward Scott Lorenz has been the offensive
sparkplug for the men's soccer team all season. With the Big Ten
Tournament scheduled to start Thursday, Lorenz enters as the third
leading point scorer in the conference. His 10 goals and three
assists - 23 points on the season - make him one of the most
dangerous scoring threats in the Big Ten. However, Lorenz has not
always played this role for the Badgers.
(10/23/08 6:00am)
Badger fans cringe when they hear the names of qurterbacks
Daryll Clark and Terrelle Pryor. Saturday morning's Homecoming game
at Camp Randall will be a continuation of the nightmare unless the
Badgers stop Illinois' junior quarterback Isaiah Juice""
Williams.
(10/23/08 6:00am)
Wisconsin's 0-4 start in Big Ten play has come as a shock and
disappointment to Badger fans. The frustration continued in last
Saturday's loss to Iowa, as junior running back P.J. Hill
re-aggravated a lower leg injury that took him out of part of the
2007 season. Saturday's homecoming game against Illinois, however,
may present a gleam of hope as redshirt freshman John Clay could
become the focal point of the offense with Hill's injury.
(10/09/08 6:00am)
1. Clay Taking Shape