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Badger seniors come up empty in Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS—4:51.

WCHA Playoffs commence as Badgers face Seawolves

If the regular season stood as a barometer of success in college hockey, the Badgers would have to be satisfied. Their second place WCHA finish is the highest since Mike Eaves took over as head coach in 2002. They ranked in the top-five nationally in goals scored, scoring average, scoring margin, shots allowed and scoring defense. Ultimately, though, the success of this team will be measured on what happens over the next four weeks.

Too little, too late: Furious rally comes up short against Illini

The Badgers were eliminated in their first game of the Big Ten Tournament, dropping a 58-54 game to Illinois. Trevon Hughes hit four 3-pointers in the final two minutes but could not overcome a terrible offensive performance by the team as a whole.

English star Owen a sad soccer story

I hate when athletes with so much potential end up falling short because of injuries. Whether it is Boobie Miles, Mark Prior or Marcus Camby, I can't help but feel sympathy—even pity—toward these would-be greats. So when Manchester United's Michael Owen went down for the season after suffering a torn hamstring, I was devastated for the 30-year-old striker.

Men's tennis prepares for doubleheader

With the conference season only a week away, the No. 38 Wisconsin men's tennis team will have one last chance this Sunday to sharpen their skills as they host No. 70 Illinois State and Western Illinois.

Badgers kick off tournament against Illini

The Badgers open up postseason play in the Big Ten tournament today, beginning their quest for a Big Ten championship. As the No. 4 seed in the event, Wisconsin takes on No. 5 seed Illinois.

Badger fans can't have it both ways with Bo Ryan

Madness starts up with Big Ten Tournament

Ohio State

Spring activities begin with pro day

Hughes, Bohannon, Leuer earn Big Ten regular-season honors

The Big Ten announced its end-of-the-year awards late Monday, and the selections included Wisconsin senior guards Trevon Hughes and Jason Bohannon and junior forward Jon Leuer.

Problems in sports that need to be addressed

Too many times when I'm watching sports I think of a column idea, then realize there's no way I can stretch those concepts into a full column. So instead I thought it would be appropriate to throw all of them into one.

Badgers return home for in-state clash

The Wisconsin men's tennis team returns from nearly a month on the road to take on No. 70 Marquette Wednesday, looking to snap a three-match slump.

Recap: Special teams shine, stumble in Border Battle

MINNEAPOLIS—On the last weekend of the regular season, Wisconsin had a chance to secure the No. 2 for next week's WCHA Tournament and enter the postseason riding a wave of momentum. Consider that mission half accomplished.

Analysis: Discipline an issue again as UW stumbles to end regular season

MINNEAPOLIS—At the end of each game against the Gophers, Mike Eaves used the same word to describe the previous 60 minutes of hockey: ""funky.""

OSU too much for Badgers after solid showing in Big Ten Tournament win against Purdue

It's safe to say that after the Wisconsin women's basketball team's performance in this past weekend's Big Ten Tournament, the team is playing their best basketball of the season.

Analysis: Badgers never let Illinois claim momentum

CHAMPAIGN, Ill.—Momentum can be a powerful force in basketball, especially on the road. All it takes is a few things to go right for the home team before the squad gains confidence, the crowd gets into it and the balance of the game shifts.

Recap: Hughes, Leuer, Taylor help UW dominate Illini

CHAMPAIGN, Ill.—Foul trouble? Who cares about that?

Hunt for the Broadmoor: WCHA Tournament breakdown

No. 1 Denver vs. No. 10 Michigan Tech

Purdue loss motivation in Tournament matchup

Big Ten Coach of the Year Lisa Stone and her Wisconsin women's basketball team head into this Friday's Big Tournament game looking to expand to new program horizons as well as gain some revenge.

Badgers look to avenge home loss against Illini

The Badgers will travel to Champaign Sunday to take on the Fighting Illini as they look to finish the Big Ten regular season on a high note before beginning postseason play.