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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.
With the Badgers set to close out their regular season Saturday at Minnesota, many fans are wondering where and when they should be booking their bowl plans.
Junior wide receiver Marcus Randle El will leave football and pursue a medical scholarship, UW football head coach Bret Bielema announced Monday at his weekly news conference.
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.
Bret Bielema: Wisconsin coach Bret Bielema hopes to avenge last week's loss to No. 1 Ohio State with his first-ever victory over Michigan.
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Wisconsin Offense vs. Michigan Defense
The buzz has started despite both Michigan and Nebraska still having head coaches. Instead of wondering whether or not Lloyd Carr will retire and whether or not Bill Callahan will get fired, everyone seems to be skipping ahead and asking, Who is going to replace the two coaches?""
The injury-depleted UW football team has lost two more starters for the season, head coach Bret Bielema announced Monday at his weekly news conference.
The UW football team (3-3 Big Ten, 7-3 overall) had the No. 1 ranked team in the country on the ropes at Ohio Stadium Saturday. The Badgers couldn't connect with the knockout punch that would have been UW's fourth straight victory in Columbus and another huge upset this college football season.
COLUMBUS, OHIO - The scene looked familiar.
COLUMBUS, OHIO - Traditionally, the Wisconsin Badgers have been known as a blue collar, smash-mouth football team. But in UW's 38-17 loss to Ohio State, head coach Bret Bielema did not hesitate to go to the bag of tricks.
Sophomore tailback P.J. Hill will likely play this Saturday at No. 1 Ohio State after an MRI taken Sunday revealed he has a bruise on the top of his left foot UW head coach Bret Bielema announced at his weekly news conference.
For the second week in a row, the UW football team was fueled by the strength of its running game and a persistent defensive attack.
Sophomore running back P.J. Hill left the game in the first quarter Saturday against Indiana, but it did not slow down UW's rushing attack as the Badgers still gained 279 yards on the ground.
The Wisconsin football team looks to snap a two-game conference losing streak this Saturday as it welcomes Indiana to Camp Randall Stadium for the 100th Homecoming game in school history.
Wisconsin returns to top-25
Wisconsin Offense vs. Indiana Defense
Solutions by The State News
