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How the ‘Skubal scope’ could change pitching injuries — and Tigers ace's season
Tarik Skubal is back on the mound. His agent, Scott Boras, already has a name for what got him there so fast.
United States has already lost World Cup with its greed and hostility | Opinion
This opportunity to showcase the best of the United States and embrace the joy that soccer brings the rest of the world and, instead, we chose to be ugly Americans.
‘Winning at all costs:’ Trump wraps himself in UFC’s bareknuckle image
President Trump is set to host one of the most controversial UFC fighting events in history: The UFC Freedom 250, a seven-bout event on the White House’s South Lawn.
Knicks fever engulfs New York with end to title drought in sight
NEW YORK — New York Knicks fever has engulfed the five boroughs this week, with the team just one win away from snapping a 53-year NBA title drought and the kickoff of the first of the region's eight World Cup…
'Nothing to lose': La Crescent-Hokah senior becomes 2-time state champion on final throw
The University of Minnesota-Mankato commit provided a dramatic finish in the Class A shot put championship last week, prevailing on the final throw of her high school career.
Polzin: Why Wisconsin rowers 'pulling our weight' is critical to program's survival
The fundraising efforts by alumni for the program includes the creation of a hall of fame. Its first inductee: legendary coach Randy Jablonic.
Wisconsin's time on NCAA probation is over. Here's what that means
A case involving impermissible phone calls by Badgers football coaches and staff members led to punishments handed down in 2025. A year on probation has expired.
How George Washington transfer fits perfectly into Wisconsin men's basketball's offense
Back in April, Trey Autry was already excited to get the season started. Because how he can impact the Badgers is clear.
Key member of Packers offensive line sets 'goal' for return from injury
As the Packers held their three-day mandatory minicamp this week, the right tackle was on the sidelines as he works through the recovery process. Here's where he stands.
Ranking Giannis Antetokounmpo's top 5 landing spots amid trade rumors
There will undoubtedly be plenty of suitors in the Giannis Antetokounmpo sweepstakes. Here are five fits for what would be a blockbuster trade.
A tale of two halves: Knicks complete NBA Finals comeback for the ages
The New York Knicks — a team that seeks its first championship in 53 seasons, now just one victory away — erased a 29-point deficit.
4 observations from Packers mandatory minicamp practice
From quarterback Jordan Love's renewed focus on footwork, to wideout Savion Williams carving out a role in a crowed receiver room, here's what stood out Thursday in Green Bay.
U.S. men's soccer team embraces pressure of home World Cup
The long-awaited World Cup opener on home soil Friday promises to contain deep shades of red, white and blue for the United States men's national team.
College football is chaos, greed and dysfunction – and still king | Opinion
The nonstop negativity and weekly chaos would kill just about any other sport.
Sun Prairie East softball squeaks past Union Grove to advance to state semifinals
Sun Prairie East junior Allison Giese's 10-strikeout performance powered the Cardinals past Union Grove in a Division 1 state quarterfinal Thursday morning.
How a rookie is already showing he could be much-needed asset to Packers O-line
The fifth-round pick's versatility has put him "in the mix to compete for playing time this year,” according to Packers coach Matt LaFleur.
Colorado paid for a bowl it misread — and Deion Sanders cashed in
Colorado gave football coach Deion Sanders a bonus he didn’t earn after the 2024 season and overpaid him by $50,000 for his team's appearance in Alamo Bowl that year.
IOC's 'heartbreaking' return to gene testing slammed by trans, intersex athletes
The IOC’s decision is a U-turn that athletes say will damage the livelihood and humanity of not just trans and intersex athletes, but all women.
'Running is the happy place': New Auburn junior shines with late brother's memory close by
A New Auburn junior ran with strength at last weekend’s WIAA state track and field championships, capturing a top-five finish in the 400-meter dash.
Polzin: Wisconsin wide receivers loved playing for Henry Mason. Here’s why
A man who built relationships that went far beyond player-coach will have his life celebrated on Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium. "He was one of one," says a former Badger.

