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Coach Bret Bielema and the UW coaching staff were faced with several tough decisions before announcing the depth chart for Saturday's opener against the Northern Illinois Huskies. It's likely that the public was slightly thrown off by a depth chart that includes shared duties at both quarterback and running back.
Coach Bret Bielema and the UW coaching staff were faced with several tough decisions before announcing the depth chart for Saturday's opener against the Northern Illinois Huskies. It's likely that the public was slightly thrown off by a depth chart that includes shared duties at both quarterback and running back.
If you want to put a positive spin on it, you might say the Wisconsin football team is ""flying under the radar"" as the 2009 season starts.
Derek Stepan
Last season, Wisconsin received shaky play at best from quarterbacks Allan Evridge and Dustin Sherer. Evridge graduated, and Sherer has been in an intense quarterback competition with freshman Curt Phillips. Regardless of who wins the battle, the quarterback play for Wisconsin this fall will be the most important and intriguing element of the offense.
The Wisconsin football spring game is hardly a foolproof look at how the team will play in the fall.
Wisconsin's spring practice season culminated Saturday with the spring game, where Cardinal defeated White, 56-20.
Wisconsin returns to the gridiron for annual spring game Saturday: Saturday's spring game will be sophomore running back John Clay's first chance to play as the featured back at Camp Randall.
Wisconsin will continue its busy spring season this weekend by participating in the Bryan Clay Invitational, the Mt. SAC Relays and the VS Athletics Beach Invitational, all taking place in southern California.
Badger fans' long wait to see their 2009 Wisconsin football team is just about over. Head coach Bret Bielema and the Badgers will hold the annual spring game tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Camp Randall Stadium. Admission is free and the players are excited to wrap up the spring by showcasing the team to the fans.
The UW softball team (1-7 Big Ten, 12-30 overall) continued its downhill slide yesterday, losing both games to Notre Dame (28-13) at Goodman Diamond, 5-0 and 4-2. The Badgers' losing streak is now at eight games, with their last win dating back to April 1 against UW-Green Bay.
As the midway point of spring practice draws near, the Wisconsin football team finally held its first scrimmage. Because of the nice weather, the team had its first practice outside this spring.
When Badgers head coach Greg Van Emburgh started pursing the talented recruit Moritz Baumann two and a half years ago, the young German was not at all familiar with the Badger tennis program. But now, the southpaw from Inzlingen, Germany, is stealing the show with a spotless record this spring, and Wisconsin is making room for yet another rising German star in freshman Patrick Pohlmann.
Young backs will anchor Wisconsin ground game: Running back Zach Brown (30) and John Clay (32) will shoulder the load for the Badgers in 2009.
After a season in which instability at quarterback forced Wisconsin to rely on its deep roster of running backs, the Badgers will again turn to the ground game in 2009.
Many questions surround Wisconsin, a team that last season lost six games for the first time since 2003, as it begins spring camp.
When twelve UW-Madison students traveled to Kenya through a study abroad program in the spring of 2008, they had no idea how much the experience would affect their outlooks on life.
We all know a guy who could use some beefing up. You may even be that guy. This semester, over a 12-week span, we will be taking one such man, Ben Breiner (br-EYE-ner), and attempting to strap some muscle onto his gaunt frame. In performing this social experiment, we hope to not only boost Ben's health, athleticism and confidence, but also provide valuable health and fitness insight and a realistic, average-guy's step-by-step guide to getting jacked.
The Wisconsin Badger football team accepted an invitation Sunday to play in the Champs Sports Bowl on December 27 against the Florida State Seminoles of the Atlantic Coast Conference. The invitation marks the seventh-straight year in which the Badgers will end their season playing in a bowl game, a school record.
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