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After two weekend games, the No. 7 Wisconsin volleyball team continued their hot streak, sweeping the Rutgers Scarlet Knights at home and the Iowa Hawkeyes on the road to open Big Ten play. The Badgers have now won eight in a row and find themselves tied with five other teams at the top of the conference.
The No. 20 Wisconsin Badger women’s soccer team stayed hot last Thursday, beating the No. 8 Iowa Hawkeyes 2-1 at the McClimon Complex. In handing the Hawkeyes their first conference loss of the season, Wisconsin continues to build on a momentous stretch since defeating then-No. 8 Penn State on Sunday.
Coming off a record-breaking 38-1-2 season and 8th NCAA title, Wisconsin’s women’s hockey is looking to replicate their winning ways, adding six freshmen while retaining much of the team’s veteran core.
In their second Big Ten match of the year, Wisconsin fell to the UCLA Bruins 3-1 Friday at Wallis Annenberg Stadium. The loss was Wisconsin’s third in a row, adding onto Wisconsin’s already rough season.
Hosts Ted Hyngstrom, Otto Von Sothen and Caroline McGartland discuss the Badgers' loss to Maryland over the weekend. Also covered are the recent big wins of the womens soccer and volleyball teams.
The No.7 Wisconsin Badgers volleyball team narrowly won three-of-four sets against the No. 15 Florida Gators in an intense showdown at the Kohl Center. The game brought roughly 12,300 fans into the Kohl Center and marked the first time Wisconsin beat Florida at home.
In beating the No. 8 ranked Penn State Nittany Lions 2-1 Sunday, the Wisconsin women’s soccer team scored a major victory for the program on the road.
Welcome back to the Daily Cardinal Sports Podcast: In-depth Edition. In this episode, host Brady Kamler interviews University of Wisconsin - Madison mens rowing Coxswain Liam Smith about the ongoing effects of name, image and likeness (NIL) deals.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s golf team is gearing up for their annual home match, the Badger Invitational, on Sept. 22-23 at TPC Wisconsin. Fourteen programs will take the course for the two-day tournament.
The Wisconsin women’s soccer team battled to a 0-0 draw against Ohio State on Thursday night in Columbus, finishing their second Big Ten match with a hard-earned point.
To win soccer games, you must score. Last year, the Wisconsin Badgers men’s soccer team scored 16 goals by the time they played their sixth game. This season, the Badgers have scored only seven goals in their first six games, and four of those goals came in one game.
The No. 7 Wisconsin Volleyball team finished two more sweeps this past week to bring their winning streak to five, defeating No. 21 Georgia Tech and Marquette, their first road opponents of the season.
Wisconsin Football senior tight end Lance Mason has made a profound difference through his playmaking ability since transferring to Wisconsin from Missouri State University.
After road wins against No. 21 Georgia Tech and Marquette, the No. 7 ranked Wisconsin volleyball team continued their winning streak with five straight sweeps, largely due to the performance of senior transfer Mimi Colyer.
The Wisconsin Badgers brutally fell to the Maryland Terrapins (4-0) 27-10 at Camp Randall in their Big Ten opener, falling to 2-2 on the season. With Wisconsin’s difficult schedule, what lies ahead may be even worse.
Hosts Ted Hyngstrom, Otto Von Sothen and Caroline McGartland go over the struggles of the Badger offensive line in their loss to #19 Alabama. Also covered is the continued boom of the womens soccer and volleyball teams.
Senior wide receiver Vinny Anthony II has had a promising start to his 2025 campaign with the Wisconsin Badgers. Through Wisconsin’s first three games of the season, Anthony leads the team in receptions (9) and has the third most receiving yards (115). Anthony II, in his fourth season with the Badgers, looks primed to put up big numbers this year.
Wisconsin men’s soccer lost 3-1 to the Maryland Terrapins, kicking off 2025 conference play at the McClimon Soccer Complex.
Last Saturday in Tuscaloosa, the Wisconsin Badgers got embarrassed. Playing against the then No. 19 Alabama Crimson Tide, Wisconsin committed stupid penalties, turned the ball over at will, were shredded in the secondary, failed to generate any sort of consistent pass rush and played with little poise or confidence.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison women’s soccer team started this year strong with a 6-2 record, building on the success they saw last season.
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