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.
After a shaky first half, John Blackwell’s 31 points helped Wisconsin pull away.
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.
Wisconsin looks to use their win against Ohio State as momentum in a competitive Big Ten.
The Wisconsin Badgers will look to start season with win against a rebuilding Campbell Camels squad.
Greg Gard and his team enter the year ranked No. 24, looking to get past the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the first time in nine years.
Nolan Winter recorded a 17-point double-double, lifting the Badgers after a sloppy first half.
The Badgers' hopes for a Big Ten Tournament appearance will come down to the wire.
The Badgers defeated Washington and Oregon on the road to add two more victories to their 8-2 Big Ten record.
The Badgers’ dominated possession but still need to be sharper in front of goal.
The No. 1 Badgers took home a 4-0 win over Minnesota State on Saturday before dominating 8-0 on Sunday.
Wisconsin men chase eighth-consecutive conference title.
Before her recent injury, Wisconsin’s All-American setter reflected on family, gratitude and finding joy on and off the volleyball court
The reason behind his departure remains unclear.
The Wisconsin men's basketball team kicked off their 2025-2026 campaign with the annual Red-White Scrimmage on Oct. 18. Even though the first official tip-off is weeks away, the effort displayed by both sides resembled a mid-season game.
No. 14 Wisconsin men’s hockey (4-0-2) swept Alaska Fairbanks (2-6-0) over the weekend in their second home series of the season.
First-year head coach Robin Pingeton turned to the transfer portal to reshape Wisconsin’s roster and culture after losing eight players from last year, setting the foundation for a new era.
After a willful and promising first-half performance, a banged up Wisconsin squad couldn’t keep pace with the Ducks
The Badgers had a handful of bright spots on defense and special teams Saturday.
If you’ve ever been to a Wisconsin hockey game, you’ll probably remember one chant better than any other. After every Wisconsin goal, the entire crowd joins to count the goals and scream, “We want more!” For decades, at the center of it all, was superfan Philip J. Dzick.
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