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It's not often Wisconsin plays a team whose offense makes the Badgers' look like an aerial attack. Typically it is the Badgers carrying the mantle of the most-run heavy team on the field.
One of my favorite professors here likes to talk about how, in international politics, style is substance. He says that when global leaders interact, their strategies and appearances can be just as important as what they actually achieve.
Disclaimer: No hipsters were harmed in the writing of this column.
The 2010 race for the governor's mansion just got interesting. Gov. Jim Doyle's recent announcement that he will not run for a third term initially came as a shock, but quickly made sense. Doyle's stumpy approval ratings would have made the 2010 battle difficult, even in the current era of Democratic dominance.
Wisconsin has added San Jose State as a nonconference opponent for 2010, according to The Arizona Republic. The game will be played Sept. 11 in Madison.
Heading into next season, the Wisconsin men's hockey team's success will be defined by the answers to a pair of crucial questions: Can the glut of talented skaters finally play up to their potential, and how will the team replace several key contributors whose Badger careers just finished?
The Wisconsin women's tennis team will host the Big Ten Tournament this weekend, where they will face off against Iowa in the first round Thursday afternoon.
This weekend, the Wisconsin men's tennis team will wrap up its regular season on the road, facing its last two Big Ten foes Penn State and Ohio State on Friday and Sunday afternoon.
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.
The men's and women's rowing teams both excelled in competition against Big Ten opponents this past Saturday.
Hurlers ready for in-state foe: Sophomore outfielder Jennifer Krueger leads the Badgers with a .345 batting average.
The Badger softball team (1-3 Big Ten, 11-21 overall) will host the UW-Green Bay Phoenix (1-2 Horizon, 11-11 overall) in an interstate doubleheader at the Goodman Softball Complex Wednesday.
The Wisconsin men's tennis team posted their first two Big Ten wins with a 4-3 victory over Michigan and a resounding 6-1 victory over Michigan State last weekend at Nielsen Tennis Stadium.
In last weekend's Blue Gray Tennis Classic, the Wisconsin men's tennis team picked up two wins and a loss when it was ousted from the tournament by Alabama.
One weekend after losing control or their conference title destiny, the Badgers will try to regain their edge and move closer to a top-three finish in the WCHA standings.
For the Badgers, the idea was to literally get in the zone.
g: A resident of the Lakeshore residence halls hurls snowballs at his Southeast foes on Bascom Hill Saturday.
Alyssa Karel: Sophomore guard Alyssa Karel scored at least 11 points in five of Wisconsin's seven games over the break, and averages 13.1 ppg.
The Wisconsin women's basketball team has thus far felt the effects of the Big Ten season, amassing a 3-4 conference record and a 13-5 record overall.
The holiday season brings many people joy, fun times with good friends and credit card bills so huge you will
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