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Kelly Sheffield once again has all his pieces in place. Nebraska found out just how lethal the Badgers are healthy.

The Badgers put the volleyball world on notice with a dominating performance Friday against the Huskers. Here's what stood out.

Where to watch the game, keys for both squads and more are among the topics.

The track and field athlete and goalie became a double amputee at 3 years old. She hasn't let that bother her as she becomes an international competitor.

The Badgers hoped to be better at finishing but couldn't find a goal against the Seawolves' Jared Whale. Here's how it happened.

The center stood tall as Milwaukee edged Washington on Friday night at Fiserv Forum.

Three players scored goals in a narrow victory over Black River Falls. Here’s how other high school sports events played out Friday.

Freshman guard D'Yanis Jimenez led the Badgers with 17 points as she returned to her old stomping grounds in Florida.

Keeping a Christmas tree sustainable is a delicate dance with the weather — and the deer.

John Blackwell is the son of a former Big Ten player, and a chance encounter partly led him to being an impact freshman for the Badgers.

The trolley will take people along State Street and around Capitol Square.

There is growing potential for light accumulating snow Sunday and potentially into Sunday night for southern Wisconsin, according to forecasters.

The Gophers have not played a healthy Braelon Allen, and it won't start Saturday. But the Fond du Lac native readies for potentially his final Badgers game.

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A red-hot pass rusher poses a threat for Wisconsin's offensive line. These Gophers hope to turn the game in their favor.

The community can't take a stand against hate groups if they don't know they're out there

The Badgers hope to win back Paul Bunyan's Axe and keep their rivals from bowl eligibility.

It will merge with owner Joe Perkins' other restaurant Sass, on Capitol Square.

Difference in cultures are at stake with a physical game expected as the Badgers visit the Gophers looking to end a two-game Border Battle losing streak.

Officers located unspecified evidence to confirm at least one shot had been fired, but found no damage and no injuries have been reported, Fitchburg police said.