
Duke Blue Devils Gear Up for a Size‑Driven 2026‑27 Season
Coach Jon Scheyer's emphasis on length and multi‑position defense shapes a Duke squad that could redefine the role of size in college basketball.
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Coach Jon Scheyer's emphasis on length and multi‑position defense shapes a Duke squad that could redefine the role of size in college basketball.

The Wisconsin Badgers women's hockey team's back‑to‑back national titles have propelled three of its alumni onto the set of Celebrity Family Feud, where they faced off against Team USA Men's Hockey in a light‑hearted contest that blended athletic pride with comedy.

Three Badgers alumni appear on Celebrity Family Feud, while their professional futures unfold in the PWHL.

Forward Makenna Webster has signed a three‑year contract with the New York Sirens, adding a decorated dual‑sport athlete to the roster.

A look at the coaches whose jobs hinge on reversing early‑season declines and delivering playoff contention.

Wisconsin Badgers enter summer workouts with a blend of eight fresh faces and six veterans, including recovering forwards Nolan Winter and Austin Rapp, as coach Greg Gard charts a more balanced attack.

The Tar Heels are adding experienced talent, including linebacker Peyton Seelmann and quarterback Billy Edwards Jr., to address critical gaps in their lineup.

With key departures and new additions, Notre Dame's head coach expresses confidence in a revitalized backfield ahead of the Shamrock Series showdown.

The Badgers enter the 2026 season with uncertainty, but recent roster moves and a renewed emphasis on physical play offer real reasons for optimism.

A blockbuster trade moves Vincent Trocheck to Utah, Nolan Moyle returns to the Griffins, and Anaheim’s 2026 draft pick Jayden Kurtz heads to the USHL.

Defender Lauren Johnson, a Wisconsin native and Union College transfer, is set to strengthen the Badgers roster for the 2026‑27 campaign amid a series of high‑profile departures to the Professional Women's Hockey League.

A look at how Iowa’s upcoming games against Wisconsin, Purdue and Nebraska could determine the fate of several coaches on the hot seat

The Wisconsin Badgers have sold out their Week 1 game against Notre Dame at Lambeau Field, a venue that has witnessed iconic moments in college football history.

Wisconsin’s ticket allotment for its season‑opening game at Green Bay’s Lambeau Field has sold out, setting the stage for a potential statement win over No. 1 Notre Dame.

The Phoenix will host Marquette on October 19, 2026, while a scheduled meeting with Wisconsin remains uncertain, reflecting a renewed era of non‑conference basketball in Green Bay.

Special alternate uniforms debut against Notre Dame, featuring a metallic 'Motion W' logo, historic patterns, and a Culver's patch, while coach Luke Fickell faces mounting pressure.

The Badgers have filled 14 of 15 scholarship spots and are training in Madison as new players adopt jersey numbers that honor personal history and program legacy.

A season‑long tribute highlights the individual qualities that have made each Notre Dame opponent a standout competitor.

Duke’s 2026‑27 roster blends veteran talent with a 7‑foot freshman phenom, promising a season that could reshape the program’s future.

The Badgers have secured commitments from four‑star forward Babou Ann and 7‑foot‑1 center Jake Thelen, while the Gophers eye Texas small forward Isaiah Santos amid new eligibility rules.

Wisconsin’s 2027 class has already secured 23 verbal pledges, and coach Luke Fickell is steering the program back toward traditional high‑school recruiting.

EA Sports' College Football 27 rates the Wisconsin Badgers at 79 overall, yet two freshman linebackers deliver performances that suggest higher in‑game values.

Wisconsin Badgers senior forward Nolan Winter recently underwent ankle surgery to address a chronic issue that has plagued him since high school. The procedure, described as preventative, follows his return from a left‑ankle injury that sidelined him at the Big Ten Tournament. With Austin Rapp also anchoring the frontcourt and new backcourt additions bolstering the roster, Winter hopes to lead the Badgers back to contention.

Taylor Schad, a former Kiel soccer standout, is poised to rejoin the Wisconsin Badgers after overcoming four ACL injuries, while pursuing research that could reshape tendon healing.