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Blood-soaked axes, murderous rampages, the Devil himself and a singing Catholic schoolgirl? This strange collaboration of musical carnage will come gushing into Madison this Sunday, when Massacre: The Musical"" - a locally made independent film - premieres at the High Noon Saloon at 8:30 p.m.
Exactly one year ago, I started this same column with these words: Please, let me state the obvious. If UW head coach Bret Bielema thought that taking over a program left behind by Barry Alvarez was too much pressure, then wait until he has to top the best record ever in Wisconsin football history when his team returns next fall.
It is not ill conceived that a season where UW was ranked in the top 10 of most major polls to start the year, but finished with four losses after failing to live up to high expectations, is followed with a tumultuous offseason.
What do African pottery, baby squid and cartoon characters have in common? They all are key elements of one of Kurt Yaeger's dreams.
brown: Freshman running back Zach Brown had a career game against the Golden Gophers, rushing for 250 yards on 29 carries and two touchdowns.
The Minnesota football team's record (0-8 Big Ten, 1-11 overall) coming into Saturday's match up with Wisconsin (5-3, 9-3) was no indication of the way the battle for Paul Bunyan's Axe would turn out.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. - In a back and fourth contest, the Wisconsin Badgers prevailed over border rival Minnesota Golden Gophers in a 41-34 victory. The win gave Wisconsin its fourth straight season of at least nine wins and its fourth straight win over Minnesota.
Coming off of an emotional win last week against Michigan, the UW football team looks to continue that feeling this Saturday as it heads to Minneapolis to take on the Minnesota Golden Gophers.
The Badgers (4-3 Big Ten, 8-3 overall) and Gophers (0-7, 1-10) battle once a year for the right to Paul Bunyan's Axe.
What ever happened to celebrations in the NFL? No, I'm not talking about endzone celebrations or even the illustrious hand-waving to signal a first down.
Rankings. They make sports fun. They're more than great conversation makers, they're essential to the American economy. Imagine how many former football players and coaches wouldn't have jobs if the NCAA abolished the
For one last fall afternoon, UW seniors ran onto the field at Camp Randall Stadium for one final chance to play football in front of 80,000-plus screaming Badger faithful.
The UW-Madison Athletic Board unanimously voted Friday to comply with an NCAA rule, which prohibits UW top officials from engaging in sports betting.
As a person of Irish descent, I have always looked fondly on my Irish heritage. Most people do not believe that I'm Irish - mainly because I am not a short, freckled man with red hair and a pot o' gold - but are convinced once they realize that my last name is Carey, which couldn't belong to any other nationality besides the Irish.
In terms of sheer musical spectacle, you can scarcely do better than Béla Fleck and the Flecktones tonight. Fronted by the best and most innovative banjo player in the world and flanked by the likes of Victor Wooten, whose bottomless bag of slap-happy licks on the bass guitar has marked him the premiere player of his own instrument, the Flecktones are in many ways the musical equivalent of the Cirque du Soleil.
I still remember my first thought when Zach Hampton knocked down Arkansas quarterback Casey Dick's Hail Mary to secure UW's second straight Capital One Bowl victory: This team is going to be something special next season. I can't wait for Sept. 1.""
A modern trend in the art of filmmaking has had writers and directors striving to revamp old movies and old movie formulas into technology-hyped, teen-esque remakes. Examples are ""Joy Ride,"" ""Swimfan,"" ""Brick"" and now, ""Disturbia,"" a credible thriller and wholly decent high school version of the 1954 Jimmy Stewart flick ""Rear Window.""
Some films prefer to ease their audiences in gently, allowing some time for story orientation and character introductions as opposed to, say, opening with a shot of Justin Timberlake and Christina Ricci having hip-tickling, sweat-drenched sex. ""Black Snake Moan"" is not one of those films. Fortunately, it isn't Timberlake's newest music video either, as my description might suggest, but rather, the first twang in a movie that throbs like a soul-strumming guitar accompanied by the frantic rattling of chains.
Over the course of his distinct and dutiful 12 years in Major League Baseball, Harold Reynolds displayed one of those characteristics you wish more professional athletes did: He was a humanitarian.
The UW football team will ride into Iowa City on a high after winning six straight games and falling to Michigan early in the year. However, over the last few seasons, UW has not had much success when playing the Hawkeyes. In fact, the Badgers have been on the losing side of the ball four consecutive seasons in a row.
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