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In honor of International Women’s Day, The Badger Herald Sports Section would like to pay tribute to the many incredible female athletes over the years that have made our university a better place and paved the way for women yet to come. According to a “UW Women’s Sports History,” which …

According to uwbadgers.com, Wisconsin wrestling coach Barry Davis resigned on Monday and will coach the Badgers through the NCAA championships March 15–17. Davis coached Wisconsin for 25 years and achieved a long string of accolades, including being named the 2010 National Coach of the Year and coaching eight Big Ten …

University of Wisconsin’s men’s basketball team’s streak of 19 consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances ended last Friday with their elimination from the Big Ten Tournament against the No. 1 seed Michigan State Spartans. Though for many fans and players, this was an unsatisfactory result, for much of the season, no one …

The Badgers’ season ends after a spirited run. Source link

Dave and Gerry talk with Wisconsin quarterback Alex Hornibrook and tight end Troy Fumagalli. source

University of Wisconsin swimmer Beata Nelson continued her breakout year during the Women’s Big Ten Championships in Columbus Ohio, taking home two gold medals in individual events over the week. The event took place over a four day period from Feb. 14 to Feb. 17 where Nelson won both the …

All but two Badgers had completed their combines through Sunday. With Draft SZN in full swing, the NFL Scouting Combine is one of the more pivotal events of the year for the 300+ hopefuls interviewing both mentally and physically for the NFL talent evaluators and decision makers in Indianapolis this …

The University of Wisconsin Men’s Hockey Team (14-17-3, 8-13-2-1 Big Ten) finished their regular season following four straight losses over two series against No. 6 Ohio State University and No. 7 University of Minnesota. They were outscored 21-5 over the four-game stretch and find themselves in a familiar position for …

Wisconsin’s backfield is loaded (yet again) and its leader is primed to be one of the nation’s best. What a start to a college career for Jonathan Taylor. As a freshman in 2017, Taylor came within 23 yards of 2,000 while earning all-conference honors and becoming a Doak Walker Award …