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Wisconsin will again look to snap a five-game losing streak and even the score over an early season overtime loss against Penn State on Thursday at the Kohl Center.
Im standing in the produce section on a Thursday evening, having made it only about 15 feet past the co-op's entrance, and am anxiously running over my roughly 6,300 options while my right hand drifts slowly back and forth over a bin of apples, like one of those metal detectors employed by elderly men at the beach. I have, through practice, learned to handle most of the grocery store without too much trouble, largely by buying the same 20 or so items each week while being careful not to overturn shelves of bee pollen or whole wheat ginger snaps as I zip between my chosen brands of breakfast cereal and tortilla chips in as straight a line as possible.'""
Wisconsin (5-6 Big Ten, 14-9 overall) will try to avenge its overtime loss against the Iowa Hawkeyes earlier this year when they take the Kohl Center floor tonight.
The Wisconsin men's basketball team had already snapped its six-game losing streak, but preparing for a road matchup against Penn State left them little time to celebrate. On Sunday, the Badgers showed that their losing ways are still behind them with a decisive 54-44 victory over the Nittany Lions.
By Cole Wenzel
To be frank, the Steelers got away with one. The Cardinals were robbed of their last shot.
I remember hearing a story a little while back about a guy in Canada who went psycho on a Greyhound bus and started stabbing the man seated next to him. The horrified Canadians, when they became aware of the proceedings, frantically fled the bus just as the guy commenced sawing his neighbor's head clear off his bleeding body. Cell phone footage from the passengers showed the killer scampering around the empty bus, brandishing the severed head in the blood-splattered windows.
As a college student, I'm frequently confronted with the choice of doing homework, sleeping, going to class or making food. I didn't think this would be possible after a year in the dorms, but I have definitely been neglecting my kitchen. It seems that in today's busy world of deadlines, papers and exams, tending to your diet seems to fall by the wayside.
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.
For both Wisconsin hockey teams, the semester break was a roller-coaster ride, full of record-setting highs and heartbreaking lows.
When a team like Wisconsin lets a small conference opponent to hang around for nearly 30 minutes in the Kohl Center, crisp passing and good execution are not expected hallmarks of the game.
Tom Jones lives a life of adversity. How does one continue producing music for a career known mainly for its significance to the fictional life of Carlton Banks? Despite sporting a massive discography and more youth-oriented songs, such as 1999's Sex Bomb,"" Jones' tryst with popularity has been fickle at best. In 24 Hours, Jones' latest and 30th full-length album, the crooner shows his perfected organization of studio musician accompaniment but falls short trying to galvanize his career yet again.
After last year's blowout loss at Duke, the No. 22 Wisconsin men's basketball team knew that road wins are not easy to come by in the Big Ten-ACC Challenge.
1. Home Run Threat
Call it getting back to basics and running the ball, playing aggressive or, of course, playing Wisconsin football, the Wisconsin Badger football team found something in Bloomington, Ind., Saturday that they have lacked for the majority of the season.
The whole mess of what happened with Brett Favre last summer is past me, and frankly, I swore off ever writing about it. I am ok with how things turned out, I think Packer fans as a whole either think the same way or have come to terms with it, and for as bad as the whole situation got in August, the end result was reasonable for all parties.
This year's presidential election has been obsessed about and analyzed by every media outlet in the world. Not wanting to be left out, I've decided to use this week's column to analyze each candidate's top 10 songs, as publicized by Blender magazine this July.
When a team goes through a tough stretch and plays so far below expectations, it's only natural for spectators to hand one person all the blame. But if the blame for Wisconsin's troubles is directed at a single person or element, wouldn't that be overly simplifying things? During Wisconsin's current four-game losing streak - its first in more than a decade - the Badgers have been entirely outplayed in just about every phase of the game.
The University of Wisconsin men's soccer team got off to a quick start Monday night as junior forward Brandon Miller assisted senior forward Victor Diaz to put the Badgers up 1-0 against UW Green Bay in the first minute of the game.
Solutions by The State News
