Column: Badgers are in the darkest days of the Fickell era. Firing him seems inevitable
By Jacob Szczap | Oct. 18After latest embarrassment, Wisconsin’s head coach looks like a dead man walking
After latest embarrassment, Wisconsin’s head coach looks like a dead man walking
Standout players to set major impacts in the matchup between No.1 Ohio State and Wisconsin.
Defending national champion Buckeyes come to town as Wisconsin reels from one of their worst losses this century.
Due to injuries and poor play, the Badgers have started three different quarterbacks through the season’s first six games.
Wisconsin’s defensive packages didn’t match up well with Iowa, and the Badger offense hardly gave them a chance.
The 6-0 Buckeyes are the No.1 ranked team in the nation for a reason, with little challenges so far on their quest for a national championship repeat.
A deep dive into Wisconsin’s matchup history with Ohio State.
Wisconsin gets shut out at Camp Randall for first time since 1980 and extends their losing streak to four.
Amid a three-game losing streak, the Badgers are desperate to stop the bleeding.
The Wisconsin Badgers hung with the No. 20 Michigan Wolverines for much of Saturday afternoon, but after a lackluster second half performance, ultimately fell 24-10 in Ann Arbor.
A lot has changed since the teams’ six-year series from 2016 through 2021
Wisconsin’s loss to Maryland was jarring. It doesn’t get easier from here.
Examining the Wisconsin Badgers’ offensive struggles as frustration boils over
The addition of transfer tight end Lance Mason makes an immediate impact in an ailing Badgers offense.
Wisconsin football is facing rock bottom after a devastating 27-10 loss to the Maryland Terrapins
The senior wideout is making big plays all over the field, leading the team’s passing attack in 2025
The Badgers were embarrassed again Saturday, but itu2019s nothing new against ranked opponents
A game filled with mistakes brought the Wisconsin Badgers to demise against the Alabama Crimson Tide in Tuscaloosa last Saturday. Their 38-14 loss was largely a result of sophomore quarterback Danny O’Neil’s interceptions and a surge of costly penalties that extinguished any hope of an upset.
In their first road game and major test, the Wisconsin Badgers fell to the No. 19 Alabama Crimson Tide in disappointing fashion. The game, which never felt close after the first quarter, ended 38-14.
The Wisconsin Badgers look to avenge last year’s loss to the Alabama Crimson Tide Saturday, who stormed into Camp Randall Stadium last September and blew the Wisconsin Badgers off their home turf 42-10.