Coming off two straight losses, the Wisconsin Badgers (2-2) are looking for a feel-good victory to get their season back on track. In playing the Purdue Boilermakers (1-3) Saturday at 11 a.m. at Camp Randall Stadium, they should be able to find it.
When the University of Wisconsin-Madison Badgers (2-1) take on the No.13 University of Southern California Trojans in Los Angeles on Saturday, both teams will look to avenge recent losses.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison football team headed into their first bye week of the season sitting 2-1 following a disappointing loss to the No. 4 Alabama Crimson Tide on Sept. 14. With the expansion of the Big Ten and a tough schedule ahead, the question stands: will the Badgers be able to make it back to bowl season?
Wisconsin starting Quarterback Tyler Van Dyke is out for the rest of the 2024 season following a right knee injury in the first quarter of the Badgers’ 42-10 loss to Alabama on Saturday, according to BadgerExtra’s Colton Bartholemew.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison football team welcomed No. 4 ranked Alabama to Camp Randall in a highly anticipated non-conference game on Saturday.
Wisconsin has only geared up against Alabama twice in program history. The first, hosted at Camp Randall in 1928, saw an at-home win for the Badgers. During the second — a season opener in 2015 that took place in Arlington, Texas — the Badgers fell 35-17.
If you don’t know by now, the University of Wisconsin-Madison football team is hosting a darn good team on Saturday. The Alabama Crimson Tide will be rolling into Camp Randall with one of the best offensive players in college football: Jalen Milroe.
The ground is shaking. The stadium rocks from side to side. People are falling out of the stands. Is this an earthquake?
When looking at the schedule for the Wisconsin Badgers’ 2024 football season, it is fair to assume most fans' eyes glossed over the first two weeks and darted directly to the third date on the schedule: Sept. 13, against the No. 4 team in the nation, Alabama.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison will host the no. 4 ranked Alabama Crimson Tide this Saturday in the Badgers' most highly anticipated matchup of the season. This game marks the third meeting between these two storied programs, with the last matchup taking place in 2015.
As the final seconds ticked off the clock in Wisconsin’s 27-13 win over South Dakota Sept. 7, a familiar ambiance fell over Camp Randall Stadium. Sure, the Badgers were victorious, finding the second win of their young season. But the mood sure wasn’t joyous.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison football team will attempt to defend their home field Saturday as they will face their biggest challenge of the season yet: No. 4 University of Alabama.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Badgers returned to Camp Randall Friday to open the season as they took on Western Michigan University.
As the summer calendar quickly turns toward August, University of Wisconsin-Madison students are gearing up for the new football season.
The highly anticipated EA College Football 25 game was released to the public on July 19 as the first collegiate football game in over a decade.
The Wisconsin Badgers football team use added experience in the second year of the Luke Fickell era.
College Football Playoff games are a right normally reserved for sunnier cities, but that isn't stopping Wisconsin from pushing to host one in Madison.
The ReliaQuest Bowl provides opportunities for younger Badgers to gain valuable playing time, impress for next season.
The Badgers will have their third quarterback in three years, and this time they are looking to the Sunshine State for some help.
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