Preview: Badgers set for home date with Ball State
The Wisconsin Badgers (2-0) look to build off their first two wins, as they host the Ball State Cardinals (2-0) Tuesday at the Kohl Center.
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The Wisconsin Badgers (2-0) look to build off their first two wins, as they host the Ball State Cardinals (2-0) Tuesday at the Kohl Center.
The No. 24 Wisconsin Badgers set the tone early Friday, dismantling the Northern Illinois Huskies 97-72 at the Kohl Center behind a career high 25 points from transfer guard Nick Boyd.
After an overtime loss to Marquette on Saturday, the Badgers will look to bounce back during their three-game homestead this week featuring a pair of in-state rivals. They face Milwaukee on Monday night and Bowling Green on Wednesday night. Tip-off for both games is set for 6:30 p.m. They’ll finish off the week against Green Bay at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Kohl Center.
Coming out of high school, Ronnie Porter was a four-time conference player of the year, a two-time all-state selection, and scored 2,174 career points. After playing three years for the Badgers, Porter was at a crossroads in her career. After the departure of head coach Marisa Moseley and multiple players from last year's team either transferring or graduating, it could have been a done deal for Porter to follow suit. But she didn’t.
Wisconsin Badgers women’s soccer fell to the Washington Huskies 2-1 in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals at Energizer Park in St. Louis last Thursday. The top-seeded Huskies scored two goals near the end of the first half and never looked back as Adee Boer’s goal in the 84th minute was not enough for Wisconsin to start a comeback.
A second half collapse led to heartbreak for the Wisconsin Badgers women’s basketball team as they fell 65-62 to the Marquette Golden Eagles in overtime.
It wasn’t pretty, but the Wisconsin Badgers 3-6 (1-5) found a way to get it done Saturday, knocking off the No. 23 Washington Huskies 6-3 (3-3) 13-10 as sleet — and thousands of students — poured onto the field.
Basketball season is in full swing for the Wisconsin women’s basketball team as they take on the in-state rival Marquette Golden Eagles at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee. It’s the first time both squads have faced off since 2017.
The Wisconsin women’s basketball team started their season with a 79-68 win against the Oakland Golden Grizzlies Wednesday night at the Kohl Center. A debut win for first-year head coach Robin Pingeton, it was the Badgers ninth straight season opener victory.
As the Wisconsin Badgers sit at 2-6 (0-5), there has been little to celebrate during their 2025 season. The Badgers are in the midst of their worst start since 1990, a season in which they finished 1-10, losing their last nine games. Wisconsin has lost their last six games this year, each of them by at least two scores.
In recent years, many have criticized University of Wisconsin-Madison students for shuffling into Camp Randall after the kickoff and emptying out after participating in the “Jump Around” tradition between the third and fourth quarters.
For decades, Wisconsin men’s basketball was defined by a stifling defense and a slow, rhythmic offense. Last season, that changed.
In their season opener, Wisconsin secured a commanding win, beating the Campbell Fighting Camels 96-64 at the Kohl Center.
The Wisconsin Badgers (1-0) will look to build on their 96-64 season opener win against the Campbell Camels, as they host Northern Illinois Friday Nov. 7 at the Kohl Center.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s soccer team swiftly defeated the Penn State Nittany Lions on Oct. 25 at the McClimon Complex, winning 2-0 on Senior Night before falling to the No. 12 Michigan Wolverines 2-1 on Halloween.
Coming off a home sweep against the Minnesota Gophers, the No.10 Wisconsin Badgers (6-0-2) men’s hockey team look to extend their eight-game unbeaten streak against the No. 2 Michigan Wolverines.
The No. 5 seed Wisconsin Badgers women’s soccer team put together a commanding postseason performance on Saturday afternoon in West Lafayette, Indiana, defeating No. 4 seed Iowa 3-0 in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal to advance to the semifinals.
No. 10 Wisconsin men’s hockey (6-0-2, 2-0-0 Big Ten) tore through Minnesota (2-7-1) in the first Border Battle of the season. The result kicked Minnesota out of the national rankings, bumping Wisconsin up seven spots.
Wisconsin’s split results against the Badger Gophers over Halloween weekend, losing Friday but rebounding with a victory Saturday. The team’s tenuous 58-57-16 all-time winning record and 11 month win streak over the Gophers was on the line when No. 1 Wisconsin matched up against No. 3 Minnesota.
Hosts Otto Von Sothen, Matthew Shultz and Caroline McGartland break down Wisconsin Mens Basketball's dominant season opening win over Campbell. Also discussed are the football team’s shifting roster, Mens Hockey's recent win in the boarder battle, and triumphant victories by both the Mens and Womens Soccer Teams.