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Egor Barabanov, a six‑foot, 181‑pound left‑shot forward from St. Petersburg, Russia, has signed with the University of Massachusetts for the 2026‑27 season, bringing a blend of creativity and playmaking to the program.
Jalen Brown, a top‑ranked guard from Wauwatosa West, has pledged to the University of Wisconsin, choosing the Badgers for their playing style and proximity to home.
The conference released its full home and away schedule, highlighting Nebraska's blend of returning stars and fresh talent.
Yahzeen Zion, a 6‑foot‑5, 270‑pound defensive lineman from Goodyear, Arizona, announced his commitment to the University of Wisconsin, selecting the Badgers over a host of Power Five programs. His pledge highlights a strategic push by Wisconsin to strengthen its defensive line and deepen its presence in the Southwest talent market.
Jalen Brown's pledge to the Wisconsin Badgers is historic, being the first scholarship player from Milwaukee in 20 years and the highest-ranked recruit since 2012, setting a high bar for his future performance.
The Badgers are welcoming a group of six prospects, including key targets from Montana, Texas and Arizona, to round out their 2027 roster.
After a distinguished 25‑year career in the NFL, Morocco Brown is set to guide the Badgers' football operations, bringing expertise in talent evaluation and roster management.
The University of Wisconsin‑Madison has named Morocco Brown, a seasoned NFL front‑office veteran, as its new general manager, tasking him with roster management and player personnel alongside head coach Luke Fickell.
The University of Evansville announced its 2026 men's soccer schedule, blending tough non‑conference matchups with a familiar Missouri Valley Conference battle to protect the 2025 regular‑season title.
From backyard pond games to the Western Collegiate Hockey Association semifinals, Taylor Otremba’s journey reflects a blend of family legacy and ambition to shape the future of women’s professional hockey.
After an 8‑3 defeat in their season opener, the Madison Mallards look ahead to upcoming home games, a new Light Wings project by Adrian Pere, and promotional nights that include drone shows and bobblehead giveaways.
The Terrapins will open the 2026 season on the road, host a series of high‑profile games at Ludwig Field, and return a core group of award‑winning players.
In a candid conversation, Michigan State women's basketball coach Robyn Fralick discusses the team's progress, the arrival of top recruit Lilly Williams and the broader shifts shaping the sport.
The University of Wisconsin announced the verbal commitment of Nathan Jones, a 6‑foot‑3, 230‑pound linebacker whose junior season featured 90 tackles, 12.5 sacks and eight rushing touchdowns.
The Badgers secured pledges from three‑star linebacker Nathan Jones and four‑star wide receiver Jai Jones on Sunday, adding depth to a 2027 class that already features a second linebacker.
Jai Jones, a top 2027 wide receiver, pledged to the University of Wisconsin-Madison after an official visit, becoming the first commitment for new wideouts coach Ari Confesor and the 14th overall in the class.
Wisconsin defeats Michigan 4‑1, highlighted by a three‑goal second period and strong goaltending.
The Wisconsin Badgers earned home‑court advantage for the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal, a boost that could shape their NCAA tournament prospects. Tickets go on sale March 6 at noon.
A look at how Wisconsin’s coaching staff, led by Greg Gard, is courting top recruit Jalen Brown, with regular contact and game attendance underscoring the intensity of the pursuit.
Thirteen recruits are set to arrive in Madison this weekend, where they will tour the campus, meet coaches and highlight a class ranked No. 26 nationally.
Former UW hockey standout Sis Paulsen will be inducted this September, honoring her trailblazing on‑ice career and her impact as a national‑championship equipment manager.
Despite a potent offense that placed the Badgers 10th nationally, Wisconsin's defense slipped to 56th in adjusted efficiency, the worst mark since 2017‑18, sparking a focus on retention and offseason upgrades.
Senior center fielder Paxton Feder reflects on his pregame rituals, family connections to the University of Wisconsin, and his ambition to blend baseball with sports analytics as he prepares for the next chapter.
With the Badgers' football season looming, the university is conducting a wide‑open search for a new athletic director, led by interim chancellor Eric Wilcots, while emphasizing the need for substantial investment and community support.