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The Badgers got the best of their guard duo in a blowout win over Campbell to open the regular season Monday night.

The moves mean Brandon Woodruff is a free agent, while Freddy Peralta remains with the Brewers for the final year of his current contract.

The Badgers will travel to one of college football's surprising boom towns in Bloomington, Indiana, next weekend. Here's what to know.

The Badgers are looking to finish a regular season above .500 for the first time in 14 years. Here are three keys to making that aspiration a reality.

The Badgers got off to a slower start than normal, but found a spark when needed to put away their first win of the season.

The Badgers' Class of 2026 is down to 14 players after the fourth decommitment of the cycle occurred Monday.

Antetokounmpo had 33 points, 13 rebounds and five assists, but it was the final play that stood out.

Each time Myles Turner touched the ball, scored a point or checked into the game, the hurtful crescendo of jeers would restart.

The junior is the Badgers' top returning scorer after averaging 15.8 points per game last season. He is expected to take on an even larger role in this campaign.

Minnesota handed the Badgers their first loss since last November and moved closer to the top of the national rankings.

Tickets for the show will go on sale on Friday at 10 a.m.

The Badgers got some close-game experience in their regular-season opener Monday night at the Kohl Center. Here are some talking points from the game.

The College Football Playoff committee releases its initial rankings Tuesday, and there will be plenty of debate among fans and pundits in the following days.

The Colts became mistake-prone. The Packers wasted opportunities. The Lions got pushed around. The Chiefs fell out of a playoff spot. There's plenty of parity overall.

Here are the financial details of changes in Badgers football leadership since Don Morton was fired in 1989.

The Green Bay offense suffered what appears to be a significant injury to a key contributor on Sunday. Here's the latest on the injury, and the expletive-filled reaction that followed.

The Wisconsin Marching Band is experienced at serving as the encore for poor offensive showings. Those Badgers got another opportunity in that role while following a putrid Packers loss.

Penalties, turnovers and not being able to stop the run all contributed, but failures in one key area proved too much for Green Bay to overcome Sunday afternoon at Lambeau.

Green Bay couldn't get out of its own way for most of Sunday's game, falling to a road underdog that was given little chance to pull off a victory.

Ryan Fitzgerald hit from 49 yards as time expired to give Green Bay its first home loss of the season.