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We here at Overreaction HQ will try our hand at battle triage in the aftermath of one of the most chaotic college football Saturdays in recent memory.

The Brewers and Rays are in the World Series, directly defying the narrative that small-market teams are bedraggled, woebegone, hopeless entities needing a white knight to save them.

Either way, it’s the Tampa Bay Rays and the Milwaukee Brewers in the World Series — the first between two small-market franchises since the Florida Marlins and Cleveland in 1997.

The SEC could’ve ended all discussion of this 24-team College Football Playoff abomination. Could’ve told everyone — ESPN, Fox, the Big Ten — to go scratch, we’re staying at 12.

The World Series is set: The Brewers will face the Tampa Bay Rays in the first Fall Classic meeting between teams that have never won a title since 1980.

Success on the gridiron and cross country course fueled this week's boys stars. Cast your vote for the Supernova.

Wisconsin’s improved depth has created competition for minutes. Here’s our projection for who starts and who plays key bench roles in the 2026-27 season.

Cochrane-Fountain City enters the playoffs unbeaten, Cotter is heating up and Rushford-Peterson is looking to rebound. Here’s where six area teams stand.

The Winona Daily News asks Alaina Barkeim what is her biggest inspiration, her dream trip and more in this edition of five questions.

Freddy Peralta once led the Brewers’ rotation. Now he’s pitching like an ace again for the team Milwaukee will face in the World Series.

“They may have a bunch of Hall of Famers,” Brewers manager Pat Murphy said into the microphone. “But we’ve got a bunch of gamers.”

Josh Jacobs, now off the commissioner's exempt list, will be back in uniform on the practice field. He could even be available to play on Sunday.

UW-La Crosse Intercollegiate Athletics joins One Day for UWL on Oct. 20-21, inviting gifts to support Eagles programs, facilities and student-athlete success.

Rosalie Tremblay earned a spot on Canada's roster for the World Championship and was named the WCHA's rookie of the week.

Milwaukee gave new coach Taylor Jenkins much to think about following a slate of practices and five exhibition games. Here’s where things stand heading into the season.

The Badgers garnered both Setter and Freshman of the Week honors after running their win streak over unranked opponents up to 87 with two wins last week.

The Badgers held onto the No. 6 spot after another 2-0 week in the Week 8 AVCA poll.

Wisconsin's coach shared thoughts on frustrating penalties, the return of a senior receiver and more as his team prepares for another ranked opponent.

BadgerExtra beat reporter Colten Bartholomew breaks down Luke Fickell's chat with reporters Monday.

From the pass rush to the run game to dropped passes, many flaws still plague the Packers. Despite the mistakes, they have continued to improve and find ways to win.