VOLLEYBALL
Press conferences: Ups and downs of UW sports
By Bobby Ehrlich | Sep. 9, 2014Men’s soccer
Sports
COLUMNS
Column: End of the Big Four tennis reign
By Negassi Tesfamichael and Rushad Machhi | Sep. 8, 2014This past Saturday afternoon, when Marin Cilic rocketed a forehand winner down the line past a defeated Roger Federer to secure a spot in the U.S. Open men’s tennis final against Kei Nishikori, a stat popped onto the TV screen that made my jaw hit the floor.
COLUMNS
Column: Reflecting on the highs and lows of being a sports fan
By Jim Dayton | Sep. 7, 2014After the Packers were walloped by Seattle last Thursday night, it seemed like an appropriate time for Wisconsin sports fans to take a step back and let out a prolonged sigh.
SPORTS
Men's Soccer: Badgers struggle in D.C. road trip
By Jarek Petras | Sep. 7, 2014A tough pair of Georges sent the Badgers home from the east coast this weekend without a win.
SPORTS
Women's Soccer: Wisconsin takes down two strong squads in Washington
By Lorin Cox | Sep. 7, 2014The No. 15 Badgers (6-0) had momentum behind them as they headed to Washington this weekend for a pair of road games against quality opponents - the Washington Huskies (4-1) and the Portland Pilots (3-2).
VOLLEYBALL
Volleyball: Badgers dominate in Colorado to continue perfect season
By Colleen Degnan | Sep. 7, 2014No. 4 Wisconsin (5-0) is a team to watch as they begin their season with strong tournament showings.
FOOTBALL
A look back at Week 1
By Brian Weidy | Sep. 6, 2014Week 1 of the college football season is in the books. In all but one of the matchups between ranked teams, the chalk prevailed around the country.
FOOTBALL
Blowouts and scares in Big Ten play
By Jake Powers | Sep. 6, 2014Minnesota 42, Eastern Illinois 20
FOOTBALL
National powerhouses duke it out in Week 2
By Grey Satterfield | Sep. 6, 2014College football is not a sprint. It is a 16-week marathon, and for the fans who can’t get enough, Week 2 is already bearing down on us with some scintillating matchups.
FOOTBALL
Five things to watch for against Western Illinois
By Lorin Cox | Sep. 6, 2014McEvoy’s Development
FOOTBALL
Moving on from a baffling collapse
By Jim Dayton | Sep. 6, 2014HOUSTON—For 33 minutes Saturday, Wisconsin dominated a ballyhooed SEC team and looked capable of beating anybody in the nation.
FOOTBALL
Badgers overcome slow start, rout Western Illinois 37-3
By Jake Powers | Sep. 6, 2014Wisconsin earned a much-needed win after the Aug. 30 loss at the hands of LSU, but the Badgers’ performance prompted concerns that will need to be addressed in the coming weeks before conference play begins.
VOLLEYBALL
Volleyball: Badgers head to Colorado for weekend invitational
By Sam Karp | Sep. 5, 2014Following an impressive showing in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge, Wisconsin volleyball (2-0) is looking to keep its early season momentum going in the Northern Colorado/Colorado State Classic tournament this weekend.
SPORTS
Men's soccer: Badgers face tough Atlantic coast road trip
By Jason Braverman | Sep. 4, 2014After splitting their first two games at home, the Badgers hit the road this weekend with games Friday and Sunday at George Mason and Georgetown.
COLUMNS
The Shad Poll: College Football’s 25 Best Coaches Today
By Rushad Machhi | Sep. 2, 2014Unlike pro sports, the head coach in college athletics is far and away the most important person in the program. While some head coaches in the big leagues carry the dual title of GM and head coach, every head coach in the preps has to be both.
SPORTS
Four games to watch this semester
By Ryan Reszel | Sep. 1, 2014The rest of the Badger sports schedule is full of even more intriguing matchups. Here are four you need to attend in Madison.
FOOTBALL
Football: Badgers stall, Tigers maul in Houston
By Zach Rastall | Aug. 31, 2014HOUSTON - When sophomore running back Corey Clement scored a two-yard touchdown early in the third quarter to put Wisconsin up 24-7, it seemed as if the Badgers were well on their way to picking up a monumental win for not only their football program, but for the Big Ten as a whole.
COLUMNS
Column: McEvoy starting over Stave is a necessary gamble
By Rushad Machhi | Aug. 29, 2014If reports from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel are correct, redshirt junior Tanner McEvoy will be the starting quarterback for the Wisconsin Badgers when their season opens in Houston. McEvoy and the incumbent redshirt junior Joel Stave have been locked into a heated quarterback battle for the past month now, but it appears that McEvoy has emerged as the winner. If it is true, head coach Gary Andersen will be taking a huge risk, but one that is right for the Badgers.
WOMEN'S SOCCER
Weekend Preview: Women's soccer looks to stay unbeaten
By Lorin Cox | Aug. 28, 2014Two games have resulted in two wins for the Badgers already this season, and if they can replicate those results again this weekend, they will be on their best start to a season since 2004.
SPORTS
Women's Soccer: Badgers pull out overtime win against Tennessee
By Lorin Cox | Aug. 26, 2014After a physical home win over the Oregon Ducks, the Badgers (2-0) took down the Tennessee Lady Volunteers (1-1) on Sunday in another Madison scorcher. The heat had a visible effect on the players, and it quickly became a battle of strength and stamina. Tennessee was the more physically daunting team, with four girls standing at 5 feet 11 inches, and had a clear mindset to use that to their advantage.
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