Milwaukee Sports Headlines
Tom Silverstein's NFL playoff picks
Tom Silverstein of the Journal Sentinel staff picks the winners this weekend.
Saints, Seahawks are motivated
Seattle — When they walked off the field in Atlanta last January after blowing their chance to play for the NFC championship in the final seconds, there were varying emotions brewing in the Seattle Seahawks' locker room.
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Honor scores, perfect games
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Matt Tiby's contagious energy helps UWM climb Horizon League ladder
UWM sophomore forward Matt Tiby has been a difference-maker in his first elligble year as teammates have fed off his energy.
Thursday sports briefs
While some news sites were reporting James Franklin will be the next head coach at Penn State, Vanderbilt isn’t so sure.
Brandon Knight's armor beginning to shine
Milwaukee Bucks guard Brandon Knight has improved his play as of late and now leads the team in scoring (15.2 points per game).
The Drill: Just their type
Some thoughts found on Twitter this week, including NBA players lamenting the cold in Wisconsin, a Packers player reflecting on the season and Alyson Dudek celebrating her Olympic qualification.
Dilfer says Packers defense isn't built to stop Kaepernick
ESPN NFL analyst Trent Dilfer says the defense the Packers play isn’t built to stop the 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
Sky's the limit for Wisconsin ski aerialist
Kendal Johnson saw Olympic freestyle aerial skiing on TV and said, “I could do that.” Four years later, he is doing it.
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No. 1 Pointers stave off upset bid
Tyler Tillema drained a jumper with 15 seconds left to give UW-Stevens Point, ranked No. 1 by D3hoops.com., a 61-60 win over UW-Stout Wednesday night at Johnson Fieldhouse in Menomonie, Wis.
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The Drill: Particularly offensive
Most points scored by both teams in an NFL playoff game with teams, score and season:
ESPN analysts up to speed on UW
In his most recent ranking of the top college basketball teams, ESPN’s Jay Bilas hoisted Wisconsin to a gaudy fourth on his list. Some of the statistics provided by Ken Pomeroy buttress Bilas’ contention.
No. 4 Badgers bury No. 23 Illinois early, remain unbeaten
Wisconsin shot 53.3% in building a 25-point halftime lead and crushed a dysfunctional Illinois team, 95-70, to set the record for the best start in program history at 16-0.