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Robert Steeples uses strategies from his days on NFL practice squads and as a substitute teacher to lead the Badgers' cornerbacks.

Gutekunst shifted strategy, adding veteran talent to address key needs while maintaining long-term flexibility, which marks a notable departure from his recent roster-building approach.

Green Bay will have to wait until Day 2 of the NFL Draft or trade up if they want to participate in the first day.

The Badgers face a Big Ten foe for a spot in the Frozen Four 16 years after they last appeared in the semifinals.

A Big Ten team will make it to the Frozen Four through Worcester. Will it be the Badgers or Michigan State?

A new coach's challenge rule has changed college basketball this season. The impact is also being seen in the NCAA tournaments.

Vasily Zelenov and Jack Horbach had big plays for the Badgers to break a 1-1 deadlock in the third period against Dartmouth. Here's how they played out.

The Milwaukee Brewers hope for a healthy, productive 2026 season from Brandon Woodruff. But the veteran right-hander has plenty of other ways to add value to a young staff.

Some tweaks to the roster gives Pat Murphy's team a bit of a new look this season. But the manager likes what he sees so far: “I trust this group.”

The Badgers' long-term goals for success on the court reached its peak in Thursday's WBIT quarterfinals win over Harvard.

Wisconsin women's basketball advances to the WBIT semifinals with an overtime win against Harvard.

Going into Thursday night's games, teams had a 60.7% success rate on challenges, going 17 of 28 through the first 10 games of the regular season.

Jack Horbach's score launched a four-goal third period for the Badgers, who won an NCAA Tournament game for the first time since 2010.

Wisconsin defensive coordinator Mike Tressel discussed his altered role, the team's revamped cornerback group, emphasizing turnovers and more.

Milwaukee's starting pitcher had 11 strikeouts in five innings and the team started its campaign by running away with a victory.

The Badgers continued their strong year of recruiting in the state by securing a commitment from one of the top-rated players in the country.

New York's José Caballero thought for sure the pitch from Logan Webb had missed the strike zone, so he challenged — making major league history in the process.

Here's how it looked in Worcester as the Badgers got off the bus at DCU Center before playing Dartmouth in the NCAA Tournament first round.

A fiery practice session at Camp Randall Stadium saw the Badgers get out some aggression before a week off for spring break.

Jackson Chourio is expected to miss the first two to four weeks after sustaining an injury in a recent exhibition game.