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Brewers manager Pat Murphy voiced confidence in his Game 1 starter, who has opened one other game in the postseason already.

Wisconsin football's Class of 2026 is down to 15 players after Monday's decision from a receiver.

Badgers coach Luke Fickell discussed the program's murky QB situation, fans being upset with him, and more.

Athletes confront failure as often as success during competition.

The Badgers host Minnesota State in a nonconference series on Thursday and Friday with both teams ranked in the top 20.

The top-ranked Badgers swept No. 4 Minnesota Duluth at home and are set to hit the road for a tournament.

All the talk about the decline of the Kansas City Chiefs was apparently premature. With Patrick Mahomes doing his magic and a stout defense, the Chiefs can beat anybody.

The Brewers opted to swap a pair of right-handers, while the Dodgers kept a Wisconsin local heading back home. Check out the 26-man units for both teams.

The Badgers were among six Big Ten Conference squads in the top 25. See where the new-look team lands ahead of the 2025-26 campaign.

With Brandon McManus out, the special teams had an efficient day in a win over the Bengals Sunday. Where do the kicker and Green Bay go from here?

The Badgers and Minnesota Duluth combined for 18 penalties and 13 power plays in Sunday's series finale.

Here are the stats highlighting Milwaukee's success versus the Cubs and how they look against the Dodgers in the NLCS.

Vote for which football matchup we should cover this week. The poll closes at 4 p.m. Thursday.

Choose between three Mississippi Valley Conference showdowns for which game the Tribune should cover in Week 9. Voting closes at 4 p.m. Thursday.

The Brewers swept the Dodgers during the regular season, but their manager downplayed that in the leadup to Game 1 of the NLCS.

Green Bay never trailed and dominated the stat sheet against Cincinnati. But a blowout never materialized because of issues on both sides of the ball.

Wisconsin State Journal columnist Jim Polzin grades the Green Bay Packers’ performance in their 27-18 win over the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday at Lambeau Field.

Green Bay's star back has preached it takes three to four games for the ground game to find its rhythm and hit its stride. His effort on Sunday proved it.

Green Bay avoided another ugly finish against a Joe Flacco-led offense and took care of business Sunday at Lambeau Field. Here are some talking points on the game.

Who was the Packers' MVP? Their least valuable player? We break down the win over Cincinnati.