Wisconsin men’s hockey loses home opener in fast-paced game against Michigan
By Reagan Eckley | Nov. 20, 2020The Badgers couldn't hold off a fast-strike Michigan offense in Thursday night's home opener.
The Badgers couldn't hold off a fast-strike Michigan offense in Thursday night's home opener.
Wisconsin went with a more creative offensive approach last week against Michigan, and Davis III emerged as the star of the show.
Saturday's game in Evanston will have massive implications for the rights to Big Ten West supremacy.
Northwestern's defense has already forced a whopping ten turnovers through four games this season.
Through two games, the Badgers' defense is picking up right where they left off last winter thanks to the scheme of Defensive Coordinator Jim Leonhard.
It took just one snap Saturday for safety Scott Nelson to get his 2020 season started on a high note after missing all of last year with a leg injury.
Sports Editor Joe Rickles takes a deep look into one of his favorite songs to prepare for the return of college hoops.
After two weekends off due to COVID-19, the Badgers looked like they hadn't missed a beat in a huge cross-divisional beatdown of Michigan.
Back-to-back victories have the 2020 season looking much more promising than last year's failures.
The pressure is on for a couple of Michigan's play callers this weekend.
Wisconsin's running attack wasn't too impressive in week one without now-Indianapolis Colt Jonathan Taylor in the backfield.
Columnist Jared Schwartz compares the coaching and culture of the Badgers to that of Michigan and Jim Harbaugh.
A look at two of the Big Ten's scheduled games for this weekend of college football.
An empty Michigan Stadium won't be able to deliver the intensity of last year's Stripe Out game at Camp Randall Stadium.
Neither Wisconsin nor Michigan's seasons have gone well – even by 2020's standards.
The UW men's hockey team seeks to bounce back after a rough 2019-20 campaign.
Allen de-committed from University of Michigan earlier this year.
A look back on how the Badgers had two games cancelled in two weeks.
Former Sports Editor Jared Schwartz asks where the fault lies for Badger football's COVID-19 outbreak.
The Badgers have played just one of their first three games this season as they struggle to slow the spread of COVID-19 inside the program.