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The cross-state men's basketball game between Wisconsin (1-0 overall, 0-0 Big Ten) and UW-Green Bay (0-1, 0-0 Horizon League) will tip off tonight at 7 p.m. at the Kohl Center with much anticipation for an exciting game.
So the Badgers snuck into the Top 10 this week and in a lot of ways it doesn't exactly feel as great as it should. Well if you haven't caught football fever, you better gear up for basketball season, because it's here.
Disheartening. That is the best way one could describe the end to the Badgers' basketball season last year. Winning only five of its last 13 games, culminating in a 19-point catastrophe in the first round of the NCAA tournament, was a rough way for a team to end the season after beginning it 15-4.
Midway through last week, the UW men's soccer team was riding high. Sporting a six-game unbeaten streak, ranked No. 22 nationally and perched atop the Big Ten conference standings, things couldn't have been going any better. Then Sunday afternoon, the Ohio State Buckeyes snapped the Badgers back to reality, handing them a 2-0 loss and a gut-check.
By Andrew Dambeck
Despite the absence of its top two players and captain, the five-man UW men's tennis team achieved an eye-opening performance at this past weekend's Gopher Invitational at Baseline Tennis Center in Minneapolis.
The Badgers may have lost consecutive home games, but the men in cardinal and white enter Sunday's Big Ten opener with a two-game winning streak in regular season conference play.
With the UW men's rowing team preparing for the National Championships, the women finished up their season over the Memorial Day weekend.
Huzzah! Hearty congratulations are in order for the superior athletes of The Daily Cardinal, as they vanquished their arch rival The Badger Herald by a score of 8 to 6 in a most sportsmanlike softball match Friday.
Huzzah! Hearty congratulations are in order for the superior athletes of The Daily Cardinal, as they vanquished their arch rival The Badger Herald by a score of 8 to 6 in a most sportsmanlike softball match Friday.
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.
The UW men's tennis team looks to begin its final stretch of Big Ten play on a high note as it hosts No. 30 Michigan (2-0 Big Ten, 8-6 overall) this Saturday at Nielsen Tennis Stadium.
It has become abundantly clear that I do not know when holidays are anymore.
Dragon Quest VIII\ is an RPG. That about sums it up. Everything people love or hate about the genre is prevalent in this title. Enormous over-world? Check. Leveling up? Check. Party customization? Check. Mythical fantasy setting with a lone (sort of) hero trying to rescue it? Check. Yes, it's all there. So why bother with it at all, especially if you're not a fan of RPGs? Despite its lack of originality, this is one of the best RPGs in recent memory. And for the über-geeky, it has a playable demo of ""Final Fantasy XII"" packaged with it.
After dismantling North Dakota at home in the quarterfinal round of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association playoffs, the UW women's hockey team (24-3-1 WCHA, 34-4-1 overall) will head north for the semifinal and final round of the tournament. The foe this time around is St. Cloud State (13-14-1 18-17-1l) who swept its quarterfinal series against Ohio State.
Looking to get back on track in the Big Ten, and perhaps to make a late season surge, the women's basketball team (2-7 Big Ten, 8-13 overall) got a much needed win against Michigan Sunday. Four clutch free throws by senior Ashley Josephson held off a late rally by the Wolverines (0-9, 6-15) to give the team a 75-65 victory.
The UW women's tennis team looks to win its second-consecutive match of the spring Saturday. The No. 34 Badgers (1-0) play host to No. 54 Western Michigan (1-2) this Saturday at Nielsen Tennis Stadium.
'Prince of Persia' has always appealed to gamers with its combination of Middle Eastern scenery and 'Matrix'-style acrobatics, and the series' third installment only adds to that reputation. 'Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones' once again places the player in the sandals of the tormented Arabian hero, but adds some new rules to make it worth coming back.
Whoa nelly.
For the second time this season, the Wisconsin men's basketball team (7-1 overall) will take on a foe from the Colonial Athletic Association as the Badger's welcome UNC-Wilmington to the Kohl Center tonight. Having already dispatched of conference favorite and highly regarded Old Dominion in the championship game of the Paradise Jam tournament, the well-rested Seahawks (7-1 overall) will no doubt provide a challenge for a Badger team that could be playing with tired legs after having only one day of rest to recover from a hard fought 77-63 victory over Marquette.
Solutions by The State News
