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In our first Cardinal Zone Hockey Podcast of the season, sports editor Ben Pickman is joined by sports editor Ethan Levy and men’s hockey beat writer Cameron Lane-Flehinger as the trio breaks down the start of Wisconsin’s season. They then discuss Kyle Hayton’s importance to the Badgers and the culture that head coach Tony Granato has created.
In our first Cardinal Zone Basketball Podcast of the season, sports editor Ben Pickman and men’s basketball beat writer Tommy Valtin-Erwin preview the Badgers’ season. Topics include Wisconsin’s young roster and its high potential, how Ethan Happ has improved his game and what we think of Wisconsin’s ceiling this year.
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The column below was first published by the Daily Cardinal on Monday Oct. 8, 1917. Wisconsin's game against Beloit was the first football game that the Badgers played at Camp Randall Stadium. In celebrating 100 years of football at Camp Randall Stadium, the Daily Cardinal is re-publishing its game story from the Monday after the game. No author was credited to the story in 1917.
In the Week 3 edition of the Cardinal Zone Football Podcast, sports editor Ben Pickman is joined by football beat writers Lorin Cox and Jake Nisse to preview No. 10 Wisconsin's upcoming matchup against BYU. The trio discusses Wisconsin's effective usage of one running back, three tight end formations, how its outside linebackers are trying to emulate UW linebackers of old and the potential impact of the Badgers' offensive line injuries.
Daily Cardinal football beat writers Lorin Cox and Jake Nisse join sports editors Ethan Levy and Ben Pickman to preview Wisconsin's week two matchup against Florida Atlantic. Topics discussed include Wisconsin's freshmen making a major impact right away, the improved play from UW's offensive line and how the Badgers already feel comfortable playing under new defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard.
The Daily Cardinal sports staff weighs in on Wisconsin's Week 1 matchup against Utah State:
Wisconsin Badgers preview:
South By Southwest officially begins this weekend down in Austin, Texas. With a stacked lineup of artists, keynote speakers, films and television shows, SXSW is gearing up to be an amazing festival. The Daily Cardinal Arts staff will be flying down to cover the event, and here’s what they are most looking forward to:
The Big Ten season is finally at the doorstep, and everyone is chomping at the bit to get things underway. There are 126 games before the conference tournament starts, and every team technically has a shot at the regular season title—even Rutgers. The Badgers are the favorite to take the crown, but there are several teams that stand in their way. They'll play each team before the season is through, and a few stand a good shot at beating them.
2016 has been a legendary year for television. As technologies, budgets, content and overall scale increased, television breached uncharted territory. Shows are bolder, sharper and more impressive than ever before. I invited The Daily Cardinal Arts desk to share some of their favorites of the year.—Ben Golden
Nigel Hayes and the Badgers have lost three of four, and desperately need to get back on track.
1. #TheRealUW reveals campus climate
Sexual assault climate
Men’s Basketball
UW-Madison students, alumni and campus community members are sharing their stories of discrimination and bias with the hashtag #TheRealUW, illuminating how for some students, feeling safe, accepted and respected on this campus is not a given.
In Part I of the March 15 Cardinal Zone podcast, sports editors Jake Powers and Zach Rastall chat with football beat writers Lorin Cox and Andrew Tucker about the first two days of spring practice. Check out coverage of the first and second days of practice, and remember to subscribe to the Cardinal Zone on iTunes and SoundCloud.
March Madness is here. It's time to check out our comprehensive tournament coverage, print one of our brackets, available as a PDF below, and prove to your friends that your basketball I.Q. reigns supreme.
The greatest three-week stretch in all of sports is here, and The Daily Cardinal has you covered for all your March Madness needs.
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