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Last year, Wisconsin's secondary was relatively inexperienced, with the exception of all-Big Ten cornerback Jack Ikegwuonu. Even with Ikegwuonu, the defensive backfield struggled and became prone to giving up the big play. Now Ikegwuonu is gone, but the Badgers are hoping last year's experience and a new addition in the secondary will help improve the unit.
During Wisconsin's 38-17 win against Akron Saturday, an interesting thing happened. It wasn't a new multi-million dollar addition to Camp Randall Stadium, brand new black and white home uniforms or even an original cheer by the student section.
One thing was certain at the end of the Wisconsin Badger football team's 38-17 victory against the Akron Zips: Wisconsin decided to run the ball, and nothing was going to stop them.
No. 11 Wisconsin showcased its rushing prowess against Akron Saturday, as P.J. Hill, Zach Brown and John Clay each surpassed the Zips' total yards on the ground. The trio accumulated 404 total yards and four touchdowns while Hill broke the 200-yard mark for the second time in his career.
One season after being suspended for all of UW's road football games, Lance Smith is again in trouble.
Madison has been star-struck recently with homegrown director Michael Mann parading heartthrobs on Capitol Square for Public Enemies"" and fellow UW alum Stuart Gordon preparing for the nationwide release of his new film, ""Stuck."" It would be easy, then, to overlook Madison's most reliable entertainer, almost like he was hiding in a burrow somewhere. After all, how many giant badgers do you know who stand on their heads, maul giant gophers and do pushups wearing nothing but a candy cane-colored turtleneck?
As I sat to think about this column, many different ideas popped into my head. Being a senior, it seems the perfect opportunity to close this chapter of my life with some significant, full-of-purpose exposé of what the last four years have meant to me.
This column started Sept. 6, 2006, without an introduction. So I've been thinking, why end it with a conclusion?
Of several faculty committees presenting annual reports Monday, the Athletic Board's 2006-'07 annual report elicited the most questions from faculty members at the last Faculty Senate meeting of the academic year.
A sports columnist stands in an office overlooking Camp Randall Stadium. To his right lies a jacuzzi complete with 14 pulsating jets. To his left sits a mini bar stocked with Crown Royal, Grey Goose and some type of wine with a French name the young pundit cannot pronounce.
It's hard to know how to look at Flight of the Conchords. What comes first, the hilarious HBO series or the music? Exactly how seriously do Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement take themselves as musicians? Anyone who followed the HBO series knows they're obviously outstanding comedians, but how are they as songwriters? Well, as displayed on their self-titled debut, better than one would think.
State officials Monday said many state employees earn more than Gov. Jim Doyle.
The spring football season reached its conclusion Saturday afternoon at Camp Randall Stadium with the annual spring game.
Although fall is months away, it seems like the season is stretching year round for Bret Bielema and his players.
Red, white and bruised: UW head coach Bret Bielema said senior linebacker Jonathan Casillas could play Saturday if he feels comfortable running and cutting on his ankle, which he sprained earlier in the spring.
1. Running backs
The final installment of spring practice played out Thursday night inside the comfort of the McClain Center. With the Spring Game Saturday, the UW football team practiced in only shoulder pads.
While most of the country is focused on presidential primaries, the Badger football team is looking to its secondary to mesh after losing a litany of players to injuries, graduation and early departures.
Day eight of the Wisconsin football team's practice was the shortest of the spring season, due in part to the rash of injuries plaguing the team.
On the shores of Lake Mendota, UW student athletes train, sweat and compete just like their counterparts on the Kohl Center court and Camp Randall gridiron.
Solutions by The State News
