2013 bowl schedule released
The Big Ten once again has its New Year's Day cluster, with five bowls competing for space on the airwaves.
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Badgers land verbal from Burnsville's Brock Boeser
Wisconsin lands a commitment from one of the top 1997-born forwards in the United States, Brock Boeser from Burnsville, Minn.
Salt Lake City RB Ula Tolutau: 6th 2014 recruit
Wisconsin gained its second recruit in as many days on Thursday, picking up a verbal commit from Gary Andersen's old stomping grounds.
2014 B1G Schedule: Wisconsin's looks soft
The first conference schedule including Maryland and Rutgers is out. Wisconsin gets both in 2014, making for a fairly soft slate.
Rutgers passes over Sean Frazier in AD search
Julie Hermann will be the Scarlet Knights' next athletic director, while it appears Frazier will return to Madison.
B1G Spring Meetings: Scheduling takes center stage
Barry Alvarez shows he's still one of the conference's greatest newsmakers, expounding on non-conference scheduling, improved bowl lineups and more.
Wisconsin home games, single-plays announced
More scheduling tidbits trickled out today, and they continued to paint a favorable outlook for Wisconsin.
UW to open vs. St. John's... in South Dakota
So apparently there's this new, expensive arena in Sioux Falls. The Badgers and Red Storm will play the first Division I basketball game there this fall.
Sean Frazier still 1 of 2 finalists for Rutgers AD
Rutgers' pool of AD candidates was trimmed over the weekend, leaving the embattled university with a pair of candidates that also have previous issues to explain.
Wisconsin faces North Carolina in NCAA tournament
After winning the Big Ten tournament and clinching the conference's auto-bid, the Badgers head west for their first NCAA game on Thursday.
Wisconsin wins Big Ten Softball Tournament
An offensive outburst at the plate complemented another brilliant outing from Cassandra Darrah, handing the Badgers their first Big Ten tournament championship.
B1G Softball Tourney: UW advances to semifinals
Three hits were all the Badgers needed to advance to the semifinals, as right-hander Cassandra Darrah struck out eight Wildcats in her seven innings.
Matt Walsh named Wisconsin hockey assistant coach
The interim tag has been lifted, as Mike Eaves announced the full-time hiring of assistant coach Matt Walsh on Thursday.
Women's tennis coach Brian Fleishman resigns
Fleishman spent six years at Wisconsin, finishing with a 59-86 record.
UW gets UVA rematch in 2013 Big Ten/ACC Challenge
The pairings for this year's Challenge were announced Wednesday, allowing the Badgers a chance to avenge last year's loss to the Cavaliers.
Wisconsin hockey schedule released
Wisconsin opens up inaugural Big Ten conference play with a series at Minnesota after Thanksgiving.
Ron Dayne elected to College Football Hall of Fame
The 1999 Heisman Trophy winner and college football's all-time leading rusher is now a hall of famer.
Wisconsin natives headline USHL futures draft
Eight 1997 born Wisconsin natives heard their names called Monday night in phase one of the 2013 USHL Draft.
UW gets 2 night games in 2013, both away
Still no Big Ten primetime games post-October, of course.
Report: Deputy AD Sean Frazier targeted by Rutgers
Barry Alvarez' right-hand man has emerged as a candidate to be Rutgers University's next athletic director.
Big Ten hockey schools to receive extra $2 million
A $2 million TV deal should ease the sting of transitioning out of the popular WCHA.
ESPN announces 2013 primetime TV schedule
The Badgers will have just one primetime Big Ten game on their slate this season.
Logo No. 2 is the official College Football Playoff logo
There we have it - the vertical football logo is the official one of the new College Football Playoff. That jibes with our informal poll, which had 34% of B5Q readers favoring what EDSBS tabbed the "Football Eye of Sauron."
Big Ten announces new football division alignment
The Big Ten has realigned its divisions for football. Best news of all? They are punting "Legends" and "Leaders" as division names.
