Evridge's arm blooms during spring game
Although fall is months away, it seems like the season is stretching year round for Bret Bielema and his players.
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Although fall is months away, it seems like the season is stretching year round for Bret Bielema and his players.
Marek Michalicka's game should be taken more seriously than his nickname.
The last time Keanu Reeves was seen in Los Angeles, dressed in Kevlar and dropping lines like, It's OK, I'm a cop"" in that robot-surfer voice of his, audiences were at the edge of their seats, wondering how he'd keep a bus above 50 miles an hour. In contrast, those who watch his new action film, ""Street Kings,"" may find themselves wishing the movie would just slow the hell down, back up or even explode.
Northern Iowa got a clutch home run from Brittney Balduf in the final inning to beat Wisconsin 3-0 on a brisk evening Wednesday at the Goodman Softball Complex.
So far, the theme for spring practice has been the number of injuries the team has suffered. Injuries have plagued the defensive line, linebackers, defensive backs and others. One stable group, though, has been the offensive line, which has returned to full strength following injuries last fall.
The No. 35 Wisconsin men's tennis team will hit the road this weekend for a pair of Big Ten dual matches, at No. 39 Indiana Saturday followed by a showdown with No. 2 Ohio State Sunday.
Day eight of the Wisconsin football team's practice was the shortest of the spring season, due in part to the rash of injuries plaguing the team.
The UW football team's defensive line, like several positions, is injury-plagued following the fifth practice of spring ball.
In light of recent campus shootings, the University of Wisconsin Police Department gave its first presentation Wednesday about Avenger Violence"" to raise awareness about preventative measures and survival strategies.
Five quarterbacks are currently participating in spring practice for the University of Wisconsin football team. Unfortunately for four of them, only one will be named starter. The rest will be relegated to roam the sidelines and signal play calls when the new season begins.
Despite defeating Princeton, the Badgers (10-21) finished off a rocky road trip with a 3-7-1 record after competing in the Tiger Invitational and the Stanford Invitational II, and playing midweek games against Pacific and Sacramento State.
With the start of spring practice comes an opportunity for underclassmen to show coaches what they can bring to the table. That is exactly how the second day of practice played out for the UW football team early Tuesday morning.
Strapped into the driver's seat, the glare from the mid-day sun shining off the asphalt is almost unbearable. The helmet seems tight, as condensation from breathing forms on the inside of the visor.
After starting the season with an 11-2-1 mark, the UW wrestling squad (11-4-1) has fallen upon tough times, losing each of its last two conference duals. Most recently, the Badgers were beaten 24-13 by Illinois, dropping the Badgers to 2-3 in the Big Ten conference.
Carter Page III is quite the ladies man. Suave, well-coiffed and foppishly decked, this swanky socialite is paid handsomely to entertain some of Washington's most powerful wives, using his silky southern tongue to give them a kind of pleasure their husbands could only dream of satisfying. That's because Carter - an open homosexual - is a regular bastion of tasty gossip.
Coming off its first conferene loss last Saturday, Wisconsin must prepare for an important game as the Badgers welcome Indiana to the Kohl Center Thursday.
The No. 13 Wisconsin wrestling team (1-1 Big Ten, 10-2-1 overall) worked out of an early 6-0 deficit to defeat No. 17 Indiana, 20-15, in Bloomington, Ind., thus recording its first Big Ten win of the season.
TAMPA, Fla. - Coming into the 2007 season, the Wisconsin Badger football team was considered one of the top teams in the nation with one of the most stifling defenses ever to don the Badger cardinal and white.
After Marquette snapped Wisconsin's 28-game home winning streak last weekend, the Badgers will look to begin a new streak this Saturday against UW-Green Bay.
The Tennessee Volunteers (6-2 SEC, 9-4 overall) allow 162.5 yards rushing on defense per game. The Badger (5-3 Big Ten, 9-3 overall) offense averages 201 yards per game on the ground. Historically, UW is at its best when it has a solid rushing attack. Advantage, Wisconsin.