Football
With Clement out, RB Deal free to set tone
By Andrew Tucker | Oct. 1, 2015With Wisconsin’s running game providing slightly above average numbers the first three games of the season, many were wondering if the run-first, power offense of the Badgers had gone by the wayside.
Hawkeyes will try to build on strong start
By Ben Pickman | Oct. 1, 2015In recent years the coaching carousel has been more of a staple in Wisconsin than cheese curds. With head coach Paul Chryst now leading the charge, the Badgers are on their third head coach in as many years. Contrast that with Iowa, a program that has had two coaches since 1979, and Wisconsin, not Iowa, seems like the program in a rut.
Three Things to Watch: Defense holds strong, RBs step up
By Jessi Schoville | Oct. 1, 2015Lynchpin Linebackers
Bringing the heat from all directions
By Jake Powers | Oct. 1, 2015On perhaps the most controversial play of Wisconsin’s game against Troy, junior Leon Jacobs looped, untouched, around the left side of the Trojans’ offensive line on a first-down blitz and obliterated quarterback Brandon Silvers.
Classic Big Ten Rivalry Returns to Madison
By Andrew Haffner and Andrew Tucker | Sep. 30, 2015This week’s temperature dip corresponded perfectly with the football schedule, with Big Ten Conference play starting this weekend. Nothing quite says fall like a crisp afternoon watching a power-running offense smash into a run-stopping defense, and high temperatures certainly wouldn’t do the matchup between Wisconsin (3-1) and Iowa (4-0) Saturday justice.
Badgers' conference schedule heats up
By Adam Kuborn and Ryan Weinkauf | Sep. 29, 2015Women’s Hockey No. 3 Wisconsin flies to San Jose, Calif.
Enjoying Badger sports does not require athletic fanaticism
By Lilly Hanson | Sep. 27, 2015If you would’ve asked me a year ago where I would place myself on a scale of 1-to-10 regarding my viewpoint of sports, I probably would’ve placed myself very low (low meaning that even though I enjoy attending sporting events, I don’t really have a passion for them).
Last Week's MVP: Joel Stave’s efficiency stands out
By Matt Tragesser | Sep. 25, 2015Despite a solid all-around Badger effort in No. 24 Wisconsin’s 28-3 win against Troy, redshirt senior quarterback Joel Stave proved to be the game’s most valuable player, as he finished the game 13-of-17 passing for 202 yards and a touchdown, while also adding a 4-yard touchdown on the ground.
Badger Bio: Ogunbowale growing into the gridiron
By Will Hoverman and Bobby Ehrlich | Sep. 25, 2015Dare Ogunbowale may have the most interesting name on the Badgers’ team, an absolute nightmare for public address announcers everywhere.
Three Things to Watch: UW thrives against spread offenses
By Sam Karp and Lorin Cox | Sep. 25, 20151. Single deep against the spread
National Outlook: Ole Miss asserts statistical dominance
By Thomas Valtin-Erwin | Sep. 25, 2015Preseason AP and FPI rankings have not been as kind to the SEC in recent years as they have been in the past, but that may end soon. SEC teams currently hold the top four spots in FPI—No. 3 Ole Miss, No. 8 LSU, No. 7 Georgia and No. 12 Alabama round out the top.
Running game will need to pick up quickly
By Jake Powers | Sep. 25, 2015For the second consecutive week, Corey Clement’s game day uniform consisted of a snapback, headset and T-shirt. Hampered by a groin injury that is looking more and more like a serious issue, rather than a nagging minor impairment, Clement’s absence again made offensive coordinator Joe Rudolph get creative with the game plan.
Big Ten Rankings: Spartans leapfrog OSU
By Molly Reppen and Zach Rastall | Sep. 25, 2015Week 3 of the college football season saw the Big Ten’s first conference game of the year, a matchup between Penn State and Rutgers that resulted in a 28-3 victory for the Nittany Lions.
Rainbows and sunshine scarce for Hawaii
By Ben Pickman | Sep. 25, 2015Hawaii head coach Norm Chow is now three games into his fourth season since arriving from his alma mater, Utah. In his first three seasons, Chow and the Warriors have struggled finding success, finishing with a combined 8-29 record.
Mixing and matching on the front lines
By Andrew Tucker | Sep. 25, 2015Wisconsin has long been known as a power-running, old- school offense with five behemoths punishing their opponents and making crater-sized holes for the stable of talented runners behind them. UW acts like a lineman factory, with the nation’s top high schoolers coming in and the NFL’s next stars coming out. When you sift through the ranks of Badger alumni in the NFL, that history is proven by the number of high-caliber professional offensive linemen Wisconsin has produced.
Clement to undergo sports hernia surgery, will miss 4-6 weeks
By Zach Rastall | Sep. 24, 2015
Hawaii to be next guest on the late show
By Lorin Cox | Sep. 23, 2015The Badgers may see some rainbows and a wave or two, but it won’t be a vacation for Wisconsin (2-1) as they take on Hawaii Saturday night.













