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Wisconsin finally kicks off its regular season Sunday against Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne at home. The Badgers played in the annual red-white scrimmage and two exhibition games, and will now play when it counts.
After months of training and a two-game exhibition stint, the Wisconsin men's basketball team will kick off its season this Sunday night when they host Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne. With an extremely competitive Big Ten Conference this year and a challenging stretch in late November and early December, it's crucial the Badgers start off strong to set the tone for a successful season.
On UW-Superior's first possession, junior forward Jake Smith sent a high, inaccurate pass to junior forward Marcus Helland, who made the catch, hung in the air and banked it home to complete the alley-oop, sending oo's and ah's through the Kohl Center. But it was all downhill from there for the Yellowjackets, as Wisconsin cruised to an 80-47 preseason win.
Wisconsin wraps up its exhibition schedule tonight against an in-state rival. Not Marquette, not UW-Milwaukee, not even UW-Green Bay. Instead, UW-Superior will travel from the northern tip of Wisconsin to Madison to face the Badgers.
Coco Chanel: Crass and witty, Audrey Tautou saves the otherwise standard biopic ?Coco Before Chanel,? whose predictable narrative arc leaves audiences to wonder why filmmakers focused on her pre-icon status.
Although it shows promise in certain nuances and is thoroughly well designed, Anne Fontaine's ""Coco Before Chanel"" offers a somewhat narratively contrived tale of Gabrielle ""Coco"" Chanel's life before becoming France's legendary fashion designer.
Have you tried to initiate someone into ""Lost"" over the last two seasons? I attempted to explain to a few friends how time travel, the freighter and Charles Widmore related to being stranded on a desert island; needless to say, their heads exploded, and now I'm down two good friends.
Well, we've reached the end of the year, and because the final issue next Thursday will be full of summer previews, this will be my last column... or will it? Might some extra page space show up conveniently? Will I flex my considerable power as arts editor and kick some freshman's measly article off the page for my own enjoyment? You'll have to wait and find out.
With hopes of keeping its postseason alive, the Wisconsin women's basketball team will gear up to host St. Bonaventure in the third round of the Women's National Invitational Tournament Thursday.
It took until late in the evening Sunday for the whole picture to develop, but this year's Big Ten tournament seeding took an interesting twist in Wisconsin's favor. Thanks to Iowa's upset over the Nittany Lions and Minnesota's slip-up against Michigan in The Barn, the Badgers, who entered the day in sixth place, earned a No. 4 seed in the conference tournament. Despite having the same conference record, Wisconsin surpasses Ohio State and Penn State in the bracket because of its 3-0 record over both teams this season.
On a fateful summer day in 1974, a French street performer named Philippe Petit pulled off one of New York City's greatest stunts.
With accurate passing from their post players, the Badgers forced Michigan out of its preferred defense in the second half of their 60-55 victory.
EAST LANSING, Mich.—The dam broke, the top-10 team asserted itself and at the end of the day, Wisconsin lost a game that it was… well, expected to lose.
Since Big Ten play began for the Badgers about two months ago, a noticeable trend evolved: strong correlation between junior guard Jason Bohannon's performance and the success of Wisconsin as a team. In the Badgers' seven conference victories, Bohannon converted over 55 percent of his field-goal attempts, but he shot only 33 percent from the field in their six defeats. The bottom line is that for Wisconsin to be successful, Bohannon has to put the ball in the basket.
In a back-and-forth overtime showing, the Wisconsin women's basketball team couldn't hold on until the end and suffered another loss to Indiana 67-61.
Two weekends ago I flew to St. Louis with my boyfriend to celebrate his parents' 25th wedding anniversary. To my dismay, a few days before we set off, my boyfriend Jeff informed me that we would be accompanying his parents to synagogue where they would receive a special anniversary blessing.
The end of a four-game winning streak was the beginning of another in the Kohl Center Saturday night as the Wisconsin men's basketball team (7-6 Big Ten, 16-9 overall) escaped with an exciting 55-50 win against Ohio State (7-5, 17-6) to keep its postseason hopes alive.
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One week's time was all it took for the Wisconsin men's basketball team to get its bearings after a month's worth of hard times.
For as bad as things have been, the Wisconsin men's basketball team (4-6 Big Ten, 13-9 overall) picked up a crucial and convincing 63-50 win against No. 23 Illinois (6-4, 18-5) in what is probably the last chance for a turnaround in their season. Without question, it was the double-digit scoring contributions from senior forward Marcus Landry and sophomore forward Jon Leuer, as well as the white-hot 3-point shooting from junior guard Jason Bohannon, that powered the Badgers to their first victory in nearly a month.
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