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John Blackwell, a standout guard from Wisconsin, has chosen to withdraw from the NBA Draft and join Duke for the upcoming season, a move that reshapes the national championship conversation and promises a deeper backcourt for the Blue Devils.
With 14 of 15 scholarship spots set for the 2026‑27 season, Wisconsin evaluates transfer Victory Onuetu’s defensive impact versus his limited offensive experience, debating whether a bench role might best harness his shot‑blocking strengths.
The Wisconsin Badgers' timeless red jerseys, unchanged since the 1980s, are once again at the center of a championship run that blends historic style with fresh talent.
The Badgers' crimson sweaters have remained a visual anchor for decades, recently receiving subtle upgrades while the 2025‑26 squad pursues a national title.
The Sturgeon Bay girls soccer team closed out the Packerland Conference with a dominant 8‑0 win over Peshtigo, highlighted by a hat trick from Jericha Reynolds. The Clippers now prepare to host a regional semifinal against Sevastopol/Gibraltar on June 4.
SPASH's 9-3 victory over Marshfield secures the Wisconsin Valley Conference title, showcasing a balanced attack and solid pitching as the Panthers prepare for a Tuesday showdown in Wisconsin Rapids.
Wisconsin’s recruiting class slipped two spots, yet coach Luke Fickell’s focus on local prospects keeps the team competitive.
The 1990s Topps football set introduced several future Hall of Famers, and their cards have become touchstones for collectors, with prices ranging from modest to six‑figure sums.
The Badgers' 2026 transfer class climbs in national rankings, bolstered by high‑profile additions and a revamped portal strategy.
The 1990s Topps football cards of Emmitt Smith, Junior Seau, Brett Favre and Jerome Bettis have become prized collectibles, with recent auction results reflecting their rising market value.
Wisconsin's 2026 transfer class has risen to No. 15 in the On3/Rivals composite and No. 38 in the 247Sports rankings, underscoring a new era of roster building that blends high‑profile portal signees with a strong home‑grown core.
The University of Wisconsin announced its 2026 men's soccer slate, highlighting 17 regular‑season contests, key home fixtures against traditional rivals, and a road trip that includes a showdown with the defending NCAA champion. Head coach Neil Jones returns for his fourth year, while standout players Matthew Zachemski and Markie Hrojevic are set to lead the squad.
Athlon Sports’ latest outlook envisions a competitive 2026 college football landscape, with Ohio State favored to reclaim the conference title, emerging stars poised for national honors, and several programs eyeing breakthrough performances.
Miceli's arrival signals a new chapter for Wisconsin hockey, joining Daniel Hauser and Cornell transfer Alexis Cournoyer, while Anton Castro exits after a limited college debut.
Wisconsin's men's basketball program is navigating a pivotal offseason, balancing a partially filled roster, an upcoming NCAA eligibility vote, and targeted transfer pursuits.
With 14 of 15 scholarships already accounted for, the Badgers are deliberately holding out for the right fit, while the NCAA's pending eligibility rule could reshape roster planning.
The Badgers announce a 2026 men's soccer schedule that includes seven teams from last year's NCAA tournament, notable home matches and free admission for all fans.
A grassroots effort is underway to bring back Rick Rosinski, the former Green Bay Preble boys basketball coach, after his forced resignation and the district's decision to advertise the position.
The NCAA's latest punting rule changes require a 2x2 formation on either side of the snapper unless five players numbered 50-79 line up on the line, a shift coaches say is unnecessary and disruptive.
Ella Ottey’s blend of athletic achievement and academic excellence highlights a new generation of Canadian soccer talent.
A sophomore standout from Wisconsin, Jenna Baumann appeared in every game, earned All‑State and conference player of the year honors, and continues to climb the national rankings.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League announced a twelfth franchise in San Jose, California, marking its first foothold on the Pacific Coast and doubling its size since 2023.
After a distinguished career that includes stints at the University of North Carolina, Lyon College and the U.S. Department of Justice, Michael Peckham steps onto the Texas A&M International campus to help shape the next generation of women's basketball talent.
The University of Wisconsin Badgers men's hockey team announced its 2025‑26 award winners, recognizing a blend of excellence and growth after a season that fell just short of the Frozen Four title.