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With training camps set to begin across the National Football League over the next few weeks, many fantasy football players are left wondering who they should select in their upcoming drafts. Thankfully for Wisconsin Badger fans, there is a wide array of former players across the NFL that can be an asset to any fantasy team. Here is a breakdown of some of those fan favorites.
Three months from now, the University of Wisconsin-Madison will open its 2022 season at Camp Randall Stadium against Illinois State University.
Next Thursday, the National Football League will hold the 2022 NFL Draft live from Las Vegas. The Wisconsin Badgers have several top prospects in this year’s draft class, including three players with All-Big Ten honors. But where will they end up?
Gary Brown, who served as the Wisconsin running backs coach during the 2021-22 season, died Sunday at the age of 52.
On March 15, Aaron Rodgers signed a $150 million contract that will keep him in Green Bay for the next three seasons. With a few more roster moves, the Packers will be under the $208.2 million salary cap for the 2022 NFL season. However, with an active quarterback trade market and a weak draft class at the position, many fans are left wondering what the Packers should do with 2020 first-round draft pick Jordan Love.
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The Wisconsin Badgers closed out the 2021 campaign with a 20-13 victory over Arizona State in the SRS Distribution Las Vegas Bowl. It was a rollercoaster of a season for the Badgers, who bounced back from a miserable, 1-3 start and strung together seven consecutive wins. They looked destined for the Big Ten Championship Game until losing a winnable game in Minnesota and finishing with an 8-4 record.
The Wisconsin Badgers (8-4) will take on the Arizona State Sun Devils (8-4) in the SRS Distribution Las Vegas Bowl at 9:30 p.m. on Dec. 30.
The start of the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s home football season brings time-honored traditions as students fill the stands with red and white.
The unranked Minnesota Golden Gophers (8-4) defeated the 14th-ranked Wisconsin Badgers (8-4) 23-13 in Minnesota on Saturday.
At this point in the season, most college football fans would say that they have a pretty good read on most teams. Early season miscues are often pretty much taken care of by this point of the season, and most would say that they have a pretty good sense on most teams.
The 15th-ranked Wisconsin Badgers (7-3) will host the unranked Nebraska Cornhuskers (3-7) at 2:30 p.m. this Saturday.
The Big Ten conference, specifically the West division, is often denigrated for playing old-school styles of football with stout defense and putrid production from the offense. If history is any sort of predictor, this weekend’s matchup of the University of Wisconsin football team against the Northwestern Wildcats will likely fit the bill.
Not only has Wisconsin merely thrown its poor 1-3 start behind them, every single goal that they set out the season with wanting to accomplish is suddenly within reach. In their 52-3 dominant rout of a mediocre Rutgers team, Wisconsin is looking more and more like a complete team and one of the Big Ten’s elite.
The Wisconsin Badgers (5-3) will travel to New Jersey for a 2:30 p.m. matchup against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights (4-4) on Saturday.
Wisconsin defeated ninth-ranked Iowa 27-7 on Saturday, improving to 5-3 on the season and extending its winning streak to four games.
Wisconsin defeated Army 20-14 in a fast-paced Saturday night showdown at Camp Randall Stadium.
Wisconsin suffered its third loss of 2021 in a 38-17 blowout Saturday against 14th-ranked Michigan.
Wisconsin will resume Big Ten play this week with another ranked rival from the Eastern Division. No.14 ranked Michigan comes to town on Saturday, along with yet another Fox Sports Big Noon Kickoff crew. This game has been a spectacle in recent years, but these Badgers look nothing like the team that blew out Michigan in the Big House last year 49-11. In order for Wisconsin to get back on track against a tough Wolverine team, they must do three things exceptionally well.
Wisconsin: CB Faion Hicks
Solutions by The State News
