Sports

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WOMEN'S SOCCER

Wisconsin eliminated 2-1 in Big Ten semifinals by Big Ten champions Washington

By Jackson Poppert | Nov. 10

The Huskies’ two first-half goals were enough to hold off the Badgers.

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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

Badger women’s basketball falls to in-state foes Marquette in overtime

By Luca Muehlbauer | Nov. 10

 Turnovers and poor shooting punctuate a tough loss for the Badgers.

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FOOTBALL

U-double who? Wisconsin stuns Washington 13-10, students rush field

By Grace Cannizzo | Nov. 9

The Badgers’ snapped their six game losing streak in a Camp Randall instant classic. 

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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

In-state showdown: Wisconsin women’s basketball set to face Marquette

By Amaris Medina | Nov. 8

The Badgers will hit the road for the first time this season as they face their in-state rival.

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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

Wisconsin women’s basketball starts new era with 79-68 win against Oakland

By Luca Muehlbauer | Nov. 8

Destiny Howell led the team with 17 points, with three other Badgers in double digits. 

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COLUMNS

Column: Looking forward, can the Badgers win another game?

By Matthew Schultz and Tejas Rao | Nov. 7

With the next four games of the season, Wisconsin barely has any chance of stopping what would be their worst season since the ‘90’s.

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COLUMNS

Column: Is winning the only answer to revive Camp Randall's dying student section?

By Grace Cannizzo | Nov. 7

Students give their take on a losing culture.

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MEN'S BASKETBALL

From one John to another: John Blackwell steps up for Wisconsin basketball after John Tonje departure

By Josh Murphy | Nov. 7

 After John Tonje’s record-setting season and departure to the NBA, John Blackwell looks poised to take the Badgers’ offense to new heights

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MEN'S BASKETBALL

Winter’s presence key in season opener win over Campbell

By Aeron Hanson | Nov. 7

Junior forward Nolan Winter posted 17 points and 12 rebounds in the first game of the season.

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MEN'S BASKETBALL

Wisconsin eyes 2-0 start against Northern Illinois

By Oscar Korson | Nov. 7

The Wisconsin Badgers (1-0) will look to build on their 96-64 season opener win against the Campbell Camels, as they host Northern Illinois Friday Nov. 7 at the Kohl Center.

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MEN'S SOCCER

Wisconsin men’s soccer defeats Penn State, falls to Michigan in close road battle

By Otto von Sothen | Nov. 7

The Badgers dominated Penn State but couldn’t keep the momentum going in Ann Arbor. 

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MEN'S HOCKEY

Unbeaten Wisconsin men’s hockey team to face the No. 2 Michigan Wolverines

By Aanya Agrawal | Nov. 7

The Wisconsin Badgers aim to extend their unbeaten streak against a stout Big Ten rival. 

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WOMEN'S SOCCER

Wisconsin surges past Iowa 3-0, advances to Big Ten semifinals

By Sungyun Jung | Nov. 7

 The Badgers dominated both ends of the field from the jump, turning aggressive defense into offense 

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SPORTS

Automation in gambling: How AI is changing online sports gambling

By Brady Kamler | Nov. 7

The rise of sports betting and artificial intelligence has ushered in a new era for sportsbooks, turning traditional gambling into an analytical, algorithm-oriented approach to sports. 

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MEN'S HOCKEY

Wisconsin men’s hockey dominates Minnesota in Border Battle

By Haellie Opp | Nov. 6

Badger men’s hockey swept the Golden Gophers in their first Big Ten matchup of the season. 

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WOMEN'S HOCKEY

Perfect no more: Wisconsin women’s hockey splits Halloweekend home stand with Minnesota

By Hannah Sarnoff and Jonathan Mintz | Nov. 6

Wisconsin lost 5-1 on Friday before bouncing back with a 7-2 victory on Saturday.

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FOOTBALL

Fickell to return in 2026

By Tejas Rao | Nov. 6

Wisconsin Athletic Director Chris McIntosh confirmed head coach Luke Fickell will return to lead the Badgers next season and promised increased investment in the program amid disappointing season.

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SPORTS

AI is changing sports statistics as we know it, but humans still call the plays

By Lydia Picotte | Nov. 6

Even as AI changes the way people look at sports statistics, University of Wisconsin Professor Sameer Deshpande says human analysis hasn’t lost its relevance.

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MEN'S BASKETBALL

Badgers get over season opener hump, cruise past Camels 96-64

By Matthew Schultz | Nov. 5

After a shaky first half, John Blackwell’s 31 points helped Wisconsin pull away. 

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WOMEN'S SOCCER

Badgers defender Kiara Gilmore emerges as team’s anchor

By Sungyun Jung | Nov. 5

From the U.S. Youth National Team to the Big Ten, Gilmore’s steady presence has become the cornerstone of Wisconsin’s record-breaking run.