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Yes, you read that right, basketball season is right around the corner. On Oct. 20, the Wisconsin Badgers men’s basketball team is back in the Kohl Center for their annual Red and White scrimmage.
For the first time in a while, the Wisconsin Badgers football team looks good. Not in the way that last season’s wins helped build the foundation for a new era of Badger football, or in the way the continuing recruiting success sets the program up for the future. You don’t have to reach for any metaphorical coach-talk to describe how the Badgers have played the last two weeks – they’ve just been objectively, flat-out good.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison men’s soccer team had a stellar defensive performance against fellow Big Ten rivals, the Northwestern Wildcats. Freshman goalkeeper Matisse Hébert earned his fifth shutout of the season as he continues to have an impressive first year
Wisconsin Badgers football fans witnessed a commanding victory against Rutgers last Saturday that had several asking, “are we back?”
Wisconsin could struggle against the 3-3 Northwestern Wildcats this weekend, but it may have more to do with the environment the Badgers will play in than the actual threat of the team.
Coming off of back-to-back wins against Purdue and Rutgers, the Badgers are back in action Saturday as they take on the Northwestern Wildcats in Evanston, Illinois.
Last week, the University of Wisconsin-Madison men’s hockey team faced Lindenwood in a two-game series season opener that ended in a split win with the Lions.
The No. 9 University of Wisconsin-Madison volleyball team swept the University of Washington Huskies in three straight sets on Oct. 6, winning 25-8, 25-14 and 25-21. Washington entered the match with an undefeated 13-0 record before losing to the Badgers.
The No. 25 Wisconsin Badgers men’s soccer team gave up two early goals and were unable to respond in Friday's on-the-road match against the Michigan State Spartans, falling 2-0.
After an opening series sweep against Lindenwood on Sept. 27 and 28, Wisconsin women’s hockey captain Casey O'Brien and head coach Mark Johnson underscored the importance of athlete growth in a press conference on Oct.1.
There was never a doubt during the Wisconsin Badgers 42-7 clinic against Rutgers.
The No. 9 Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team’s season opener against Lindenwood suffered the same mixed results as their last series against the Lions in January.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison women’s soccer team staged a stunning two-goal comeback with an equalizer in the last 60 seconds of the game to finish 2-2 against Nebraska last Sunday.
University of Wisconsin-Madison wide receiver Vinny Anthony II has taken off in his junior year with Badgers football. The big-play threat has been all over the field during his first five games of the season, and Anthony has proven to be an asset on the field for quarterback Braedyn Locke.
Wisconsin Badgers football is currently in year two of the Luke Fickell era, and it has been off to a shaky start.
At the University of Wisconsin-Madison, you can’t walk more than 10 feet without seeing a badger or the phrase “Jump Around.”
The Wisconsin Badgers women’s rowing team kicked off their season in spectacular fashion on Oct. 5 and 6 as they secured multiple top-three finishes at two regattas. The Badgers competed at both the Milwaukee River Challenge and the Head of the Oklahoma, delivering several dominant performances and making a statement early into their season.
There are feel-good wins, and then there is the win the Wisconsin Badgers experienced on Saturday.
“The Beautiful Game” is known for its ups and downs throughout any season. The 2024 Wisconsin men’s soccer team has already seen both sides of that coin.
Former Wisconsin star running back and current New York Jets rookie Braelon Allen is the youngest player in the NFL at just 20 years old. Allen has already turned heads and is the youngest player in NFL history to score in the Super Bowl Era.
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