The Badgers’ losing streak extends to five as they suffer two consecutive shutouts for the first time since 1968.
The No. 1 Wisconsin women’s hockey team won an instant classic last Saturday before handily dispatching the visiting No. 4/5 Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs last Sunday, the Badgers’ first games against a ranked team this season.
After latest embarrassment, Wisconsin’s head coach looks like a dead man walking
Standout players to set major impacts in the matchup between No.1 Ohio State and Wisconsin.
Defending national champion Buckeyes come to town as Wisconsin reels from one of their worst losses this century.
Due to injuries and poor play, the Badgers have started three different quarterbacks through the season’s first six games.
Wisconsin’s defensive packages didn’t match up well with Iowa, and the Badger offense hardly gave them a chance.
The 6-0 Buckeyes are the No.1 ranked team in the nation for a reason, with little challenges so far on their quest for a national championship repeat.
A deep dive into Wisconsin’s matchup history with Ohio State.
Stifling defense carried the Badgers against the pair of tough SoCal teams.
Wisconsin gets shut out at Camp Randall for first time since 1980 and extends their losing streak to four.
Amid a three-game losing streak, the Badgers are desperate to stop the bleeding.
The junior defender has been making impacts everywhere, from the backline to the final third.
Wisconsin toughed out wins against the Ohio State Buckeyes and Milwaukee Panthers, turning around a rough stretch for the club.
Since falling to current No. 2 Texas, the Badgers are on a ten game win streak and are currently ranked seventh in the country.
Playing under a new national championship banner, the Badgers mauled the Black Bears in consecutive 5-0 shutouts.
The Wisconsin women’s soccer team shut out their border rivals 3-0 Saturday following a brutal loss against Michigan State.
The Badgers continued their dominant stretch, but lost star Charlie Fuerbringer to injury.
University of Wisconsin-Madison students and the Chief Operating Officer of Forward Madison FC weigh in on the controversial decision from the governing body of soccer.
The Badgers will miss Penney’s offensive mastermind, but Davison will bring energetic youth to the program.
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