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A 'forgotten' blue blood, Wisconsin men's hockey starts to restore itself nationally
The Badgers can use the visibility from their first Frozen Four trip in 16 years to impact key areas like recruiting and ticket sales.
How to watch, stream, listen to Wisconsin men's hockey's Frozen Four game vs. North Dakota
The Badgers' first appearance in the Frozen Four in 16 years comes against a fellow former WCHA team.
Bucks' Doc Rivers hints that grandkids could have say in his coaching future
Milwaukee coach Doc Rivers hinted Tuesday that he might consider giving up his role on the sideline when this tumultuous Bucks season ends.
Bucks guard to miss rest of season following knee surgery
The 25-year-old last played on March 17, and has been injured most of the season.
E.J. Liddell's career night carries Nets past struggling Bucks
Milwaukee's Doc Rivers hinted before the game he may not continue in his current role much longer before his team fell to 31-48 with three games remaining in the season.
Lindsey Vonn considering return to skiing: 'I never got a final run'
Despite a crash at the Milano Cortina Olympics that fractured her tibia and nearly forced doctors to amputate her leg, Lindsey Vonn is still contemplating a return to competitive skiing.
Wisconsin men's basketball falls in final AP rankings
The Badgers were upset in the first round, but were still among the top 25 teams in the country in the final Associated Press men's college basketball rankings.
4 observations from Wisconsin football's 5th spring practice
Tuesday's return from spring break saw a Badgers freshman have his best day yet, a returner shine and a different structure to the session.
Four Eagles swimmers earn CSC academic all-district honors
Four UW-La Crosse women's swimming & diving student-athletes earned 2025-26 CSC Academic All-District honors for excellence in competition and academics.
New Badgers QB getting more comfortable being at Wisconsin's center stage
Colton Joseph is the fourth player in as many years to take on the mantle of the Badgers' offensive savior. Here's what he said about his new role.
Milwaukee college hockey tournament sets field, new dates for 2026 event
The Badgers will be part of the sixth Holiday Face-Off, which will feature a slight change from the regular dates that had been established.
Wisconsin men's basketball starting forward reportedly enters transfer portal
The Kaunas, Lithuania, native averaged 4.9 points and 4.4 rebounds per game as a freshman starter for the Badgers.
College basketball rankings too-early Top 25 poll for 2026-27 season. Who's next?
We've done our best to put all information together and release our too-early Top 25 ranking with a heavy dose of power schools dominating.
Rory McIlroy sheds burden of winning green jacket. Now it falls to others
Rory McIlroy finally has his green jacket. Now the pressure shifts to everyone else at Augusta.
Wisconsin women's basketball sophomore wing announces decision to enter transfer portal
The Serbia native is the second player from the Badgers' program to enter the transfer portal this offseason.
Potential Packers draft picks make official visits to Green Bay
There's no indication any of the incoming rookies will be in a Packers uniform, but the team's history shows there's a good chance some could.
Brewers beat stumbling Red Sox behind Mitchell's tiebreaking single, 3 hits from Yelich
Garrett Mitchell lined a tiebreaking single in the eighth inning and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the stumbling Boston Red Sox.
5 La Crosse high school boys sports stars of the week: April 7 edition
Three baseball standouts and two track stars make up this week's five stars. Vote for your favorite performance as the Supernova.
3 things to know about Chippewa County high school baseball this spring
Chippewa County’s baseball teams return to the diamond this spring eager to generate success. Here are three things to know as the season commences.
Polzin: Why the split that divided the WCHA is still a touchy subject more than a decade later
Was it a good thing when one league became three back in 2013? Not if you ask some old-school hockey people.

