Column: Wisconsin vs. Michigan will be decided by coaching battle between Chryst and Harbaugh
By Jared Schwartz | Nov. 14, 2020Columnist Jared Schwartz compares the coaching and culture of the Badgers to that of Michigan and Jim Harbaugh.
Columnist Jared Schwartz compares the coaching and culture of the Badgers to that of Michigan and Jim Harbaugh.
A look at two of the Big Ten's scheduled games for this weekend of college football.
An empty Michigan Stadium won't be able to deliver the intensity of last year's Stripe Out game at Camp Randall Stadium.
Neither Wisconsin nor Michigan's seasons have gone well – even by 2020's standards.
Teams from the Centers for Disease Control implemented two probes on the UW-Madison community this week, one within the UW football team and another testing the student body for COVID-19 antibodies.
Allen de-committed from University of Michigan earlier this year.
Former Sports Editor Jared Schwartz asks where the fault lies for Badger football's COVID-19 outbreak.
The Badgers have played just one of their first three games this season as they struggle to slow the spread of COVID-19 inside the program.
Each of Wisconsin's top-three quarterbacks headed into 2020 have been removed from the depth chart, either by way of injury or COVID-19 infection.
The class of the Big Ten East – No. 3 Ohio State and No. 18 Penn State – are set to square off in what could be a devastating 0-2 start for the Nittany Lions.
Wisconsin will be without its top two quarterbacks against Nebraska Saturday. Another positive COVID-19 test for Chase Wolf would increase that number to three.
Just two days after his historic performance, news broke that the quarterback tested positive for COVID-19.
The Badgers picked up a big week-one victory against a Big Ten West opponent that got the best of them in 2019.
A five touchdown performance for Graham Mertz was just enough to earn Wisconsin the No. 9 spot in the AP Top 25.
College Gameday heads to Minneapolis this week for a ranked matchup between a couple of big-name head coaches.
How can Wisconsin avenge their stunning loss to Illinois last fall?
Herbig has impressed all spring and summer, and should factor heavily into Wisconsin's plans to slow down the Illini offensive attack.
A new season brings a new quarterback for the Badgers, and this one has a chance to be more talented than all the rest.
Wisconsin lost two of its most successful linebackers in school history this spring to the NFL. A new core will have to shoulder that load in 2020.
The true freshman showed enough in practice to earn a rare starting role on Wisconsin's experienced defense.