After dramatically overhauling the staff due to back-to-back down seasons, Jim Harbaugh’s Michigan seeks to regain its status as one of the elite programs in the Big Ten conference, starting with a win at Camp Randall against the Badgers.
Since 2019, there have been 139 sexual assaults on students at the University of Wisconsin, the majority of which go without formal police reports.
To better ascertain just what type of team the Badgers can expect to see down at Soldier Field, we at The Daily Cardinal reached out to Nate Wheeler, a junior at the University of Notre Dame covering football for the Observer.
Wisconsin needs just one more win to become Big Ten Champions for the 2021 season.
Michigan proved a worthy opponent for the red-hot Badgers, who held onto the top spot in the Big Ten with a road series split this weekend.
Eight games remain for the Badgers, who are holding on to a very narrow edge atop the Big Ten standings.
Another sweep for the Badgers has them in first place in the Big Ten as the season closes in on its final games.
The Badgers will take on the No. 2 Golden Gophers in Minneapolis in an enormous weekend series.
Wisconsin's wins keep coming thanks to a solid weekend from a star-studded first line.
Three straight wins for the Badgers have the team back inside the top 15 and looking to keep climbing the Big Ten standings.
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