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Bell went 4-for-5 with a home run and three RBIs as visiting Minnesota outlasted MLB-leading Milwaukee, which blew a 4-0 lead in the opener of a three-game series.

Detroit has built its offense around Jahmyr Gibbs’ explosiveness, and his extension establishes him as the league’s new financial standard at running back.

Javon Bullard has aimed to force fumbles and incompletions this season for Green Bay. The defensive back took up boxing to help in both pursuits.

A problem from spring practices appears again, a veteran group leading the defensive front and more observations from Badgers training camp.

BadgerExtra football beat reporter Colten Bartholomew brings you the highlights, concerns and everything else in between from Wisconsin football training camp in 60 seconds.

Milwaukee has a new nine-person coaching crew under Taylor Jenkins ahead of the 2026-27 season.

Even the best teams in the Football Bowl Subdivision head into the regular season with an unanswered question or two.

Kevin Costner’s involvement in the event in Dyersville, Iowa, remains unconfirmed but is expected in some form.

The Badgers were historically awful both in the passing game and running game last season. Why is there optimism a year later? Start at QB and the line.

Ian Kowal joined his father as one of seven players in the last 35 years to be All-Mississippi Valley Conference first team in football, basketball and baseball.

The Cadott football team returns strength in numbers after finishing with a winning record last season. Here’s what to know about the Hornets this season.

Area high school athletes share how teammates, coaches and family help them feel understood when the pressure from sports and school builds.

As Winona State’s football program prepares to open up the 2026 season, the Winona Daily News shares three things that the community should know.

Coco Gauff supports mandatory gene testing for fairness in women's tennis but expresses concerns about its potential misuse to attack transgender individuals.

From MarShawn Lloyd's celebratory back flip to the gap at tight end, here are three things that stood out from the seventh day of Packers training camp.

The righty threw six innings and allowed just two runs on three hits and three walks while striking out five as Milwaukee took three of four games from visiting Pittsburgh.

Green Bay plans on using this kick and punt returner on more than special teams as the Packers are looking for a needed boost.

Would you look at that, the inevitable has arrived and transcended time. Old is new again. Notre Dame, just by being Notre Dame, has birthed a new generation of hate.

Thoughts on QB1's first training camp outing, a concern on the offensive line, an impressive fourth-year player on defense and more.

BadgerExtra football beat reporter Colten Bartholomew brings you the highlights, concerns and more from Wisconsin football training camp in 60 seconds.