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The offensive position with arguably the most question marks heading into the 2006 Badger football season has a new man in charge. John Settle, who has coached 6 of 13 1,000-yard rushers during his eight years at Fresno State, has been hired as the new running backs coach at Wisconsin, head coach Bret Bielema announced Wednesday.
Bill Nayes, football operations coordinator and head of team travel for the Seattle Seahawks since Feb. 2000, was named assistant athletic director and director of football operations at Wisconsin, head coach Bret Bielema announced in a press release yesterday.
On Jan. 31, two men triumphantly retired with a legacy of establishing and maintaining prosperous stability. The images of both men were so influential to their respective areas, that their retirements were announced last summer to lessen the blow of their retirement. Jan. 31 marked the end of the Barry Alvarez era in Wisconsin football, and the end of the Alan Greenspan era in world economics. While it is merely a coincidence that these two men retired on the same day, the similarities in their accomplishments and their approach to obtaining results are strikingly similar: their lasting legacy is intertwined with that of their successors.
Putting the finishing touches on his first coaching staff at Wisconsin, head coach Bret Bielema announced the hiring of Bob Bostad to coach the Badgers' tight ends and Earl Lane to coach the defensive line.
UW football running back and UW-Madison freshman P.J. Hill allegedly wielded a baseball bat during a disturbance outside Sellery Hall at 2:15 a.m. Jan. 26, resulting in a charge for misdemeanor disorderly conduct while armed, and indefinite suspension from the team.
For the third time in just over two weeks, a member of the Wisconsin football team has been suspended for violating the University of Wisconsin's Student-Athlete Discipline Policy.
New Badgers head coach Bret Bielema announced Thursday that UW-Madison junior and former running back Booker Stanley has been dismissed from the UW football team.
One of the more stressful days of Bret Bielema's life is over. In the midst of trying to fill his staff and step into the impossible-to-fill shoes of Barry Alvarez, the new UW football head coach spent much of the last month working up to Wednesday: signing day for high school seniors. Although having to replace such names as Brandon Williams, Donovan Raiola and Brian Calhoun is not easy, Bielema seems satisfied with his 23 signings.
Wednesday marks the unveiling of head coach Bret Bielema's first recruiting class at UW. But truthfully, the group, which is expected to include 23 players from around the nation (six from within the state of Wisconsin), still has some old flavor left over from Barry Alvarez and company.
New Wisconsin football head coach Bret Bielema's tweaking of his coaching staff continued Tuesday, when Bob Palcic, an assistant coach in the NFL since 1994 was named as the new Badgers' offensivie line coach.
Bret Bielema's first recruiting class as head football coach at UW is beginning to take its final form, with five oral commitments given during the final recruiting weekend.
The Badger Baloney is obviously fake news'merely a satirical commentary on life in Madison. Except in the case of public figures, the people are not real.
Bret Bielema has yet to lead the Wisconsin Badgers football team on the field as head coach, but already he is carrying out the responsibilities of the position.
The news many Badger football fans anticipated for weeks was confirmed Thursday when junior tailback Brian Calhoun announced he would forego his final season at UW-Madison and enter the NFL draft in April.
Orlando, Fla.'??The only thing more surprising than Wisconsin's 24-10 victory over then-No. 7 Auburn in the Capital One Bowl was the complete performance and dominating fashion executed by both the players and coaching staff.
His final game at Camp Randall has passed. His farewell tour of the Big Ten is now over and the bronze statue is in the making.
The four graduating seniors on the offensive line and in the backfield'linemen Jason Palermo, Matt Lawrence and Donovan Raiola, and fullback Matt Bernstein'have certainly taken different roads in their Wisconsin careers. Two waited until 2005 to start. Another has been an anchor on the offensive line for three straight years and might be the senior that is missed most. The last, a perennial fan favorite, has had numerous shining moments in his four years of starting, but has been slowed by injuries this year.
If the name Albert Young sounds familiar to the Badger faithful, that is because it should. In December 2002, Young made a non-binding oral commitment to play for Wisconsin (5-2 Big Ten, 8-2 overall), but reneged because of what he saw as too much depth at the running back position.
Iam not a huge Chris Speilman fan or supporter of the whole ESPN plus coverage in general. Just because a former Ohio State and NFL linebacker can put together a few complete sentences every now and then does not mean he should cover a football game.
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