Hughes leads UW past San Diego
After victories over Iona College and San Diego University, the Wisconsin men's basketball team will advance to the Paradise Jam Tournament title game for a matchup with the No. 2 University of Connecticut Huskies.
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After victories over Iona College and San Diego University, the Wisconsin men's basketball team will advance to the Paradise Jam Tournament title game for a matchup with the No. 2 University of Connecticut Huskies.
While most UW students will have to brave the bitter cold this weekend, the Badgers will experience some more tolerable outdoor conditions. Wisconsin will be in the U.S. Virgin Islands for this year's Paradise Jam Tournament.
As Wisconsin's season winds down, one cannot help but remember a time when the Badgers' future held so much promise. It seems hard to believe that just about nine weeks ago, the No. 10 Badgers ground out a 13-10 victory over then-No. 21 Fresno State. Spirits were at an all-time high after this difficult test on the road, and maybe the Badgers began to believe they were truly as good as their preseason hype had indicated. But then everything that could have gone wrong went wrong for Wisconsin.
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After Wisconsin barely squeaked out a victory in its first regular season game, the Badgers were looking to make a statement. They succeeded with a commanding 88-58 victory over Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville.
Wisconsin's first regular season game brought an opponent that matched its intensity down to the final minute. The Badgers made that final minute count, however, making clutch plays to hold on and defeat the Long Beach State 68-61.
This weekend the Wisconsin men's basketball will begin a new season with another chance to build on its success under head coach Bo Ryan. The season kicks off this Sunday when the Badgers host the Long Beach State 49ers.
The hype surrounding college football is always at an all-time high at the beginning of the season. Preseason rankings come in and experts are quick to pick their favorites for BCS Bowls and the National Championship. In the end, it all is meaningless until the season is actually played. After all, that's what the excitement is really all about.
UW-Whitewater gave the Wisconsin men's basketball team all it could handle. However, a late Wisconsin surge helped the Badgers defeat the UW-Whitewater Warhawks by a score of 64-47 in their final exhibition before the regular season.
Police released a suspect sketch Thursday in the search for a man who robbed a UW-Madison junior at gunpoint outside her sorority house earlier in the week.
As UW men's basketball coach Bo Ryan spoke on Tuesday, one couldn't help but notice the pride with which he wore his Big Ten Championship ring, glistening prominently in Badger red. This upcoming season will present a series of new challenges for Wisconsin, which became one of just five Division-I schools to win at least 30 games in each of the last two years.
When a team goes through a tough stretch and plays so far below expectations, it's only natural for spectators to hand one person all the blame. But if the blame for Wisconsin's troubles is directed at a single person or element, wouldn't that be overly simplifying things? During Wisconsin's current four-game losing streak - its first in more than a decade - the Badgers have been entirely outplayed in just about every phase of the game.
The Wisconsin football team will try to snap its three-game losing streak this weekend when it travels to Iowa City to play for the Heartland Trophy.
The Asian American Student Union held its official kickoff meeting Wednesday at the Red Gym to celebrate the relaunch of the group.
Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., spoke at a rally on the Capitol steps Tuesday, urging supporters of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama to vote early.
As part of the Distinguished Lecture Series, UW-Madison Professor Emeritus of political science Robert Booth Fowler spoke Sunday about Wisconsin voting trends that may affect the approaching election.
If you had told me a month ago that at this point in the season both Northwestern and Minnesota would have significantly better records than Wisconsin and Illinois, two top-20, preseason-ranked teams, I probably would have questioned your mental state. But here we are about halfway through the season, and things have taken a far different form than anyone could have anticipated.
The Wisconsin women's golf team began its 2008-09 season earlier this week at the Cougar Classic in Hanahan, S.C. The 66th-ranked Badgers finished 14th in a field of 22 teams.
With the presidential election less than two months away, the City Clerk's Office is sponsoring a Voter Registration Month in an effort to get Madison voters through the polls more quickly on Election Day.
On Monday, the UW Men's Golf team kicked off its season at the USF Olympic Club Intercollegiate tournament in San Fransisco. The 61st-ranked Badgers finished the two-day affair in ninth place in a field of 15 competing schools.