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Badgers coach Mike Hastings pointed to the team's goaltending metrics when asked why he was interested in a personnel change via the transfer portal.

Casey Mize struck out seven and allowed one run in six innings and Spencer Torkelson hit his first homer of the season as Detroit evened the three-game series against Milwaukee.

The NBA announced Wednesday that San Antonio Spurs swingman Keldon Johnson has been voted the league's Sixth Man of the Year

The State Journal/WiscNews boys basketball Player of the Year is staying home for his college future.

Easy as it is to fault Aaron Rodgers for the most insufferable soap opera in NFL history, the Pittsburgh Steelers deserve equal billing in the latest episode.

Maybe Munetaka Murakami won’t have a difficult time making that transition from Japan to Major League Baseball after all.

The latest signing gives the Badgers two backcourt players on the roster this fall. Here's what to know about Wisconsin's latest addition.

The Texas Tech safety, who started out as a two-way player at Sparta, could have his NFL dreams come true this weekend. Here are five things to know about him.

It's likely Green Bay knows its starting 5 up front, but there's a chance the team could select players to fill out the depth chart and compete for playing time.

The Badgers needed a presence in the paint and a transfer forward will join them to provide that.

Proficient efforts on the baseball diamond, golf course and in track and field make up this week’s boys stars. Cast your vote for the Supernova.

Brice Turang drove in four runs and David Hamilton had four hits as the Milwaukee Brewers routed the Detroit Tigers.

Oklahoma City Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was the runaway winner in the Clutch Player of the Year award balloting, revealed Tuesday night.

The Badgers retained the best big on their roster, and he will be in line to take a step forward as their No. 1 option next season.

The former Badgers guard could lead the backcourt of one of the most prominent college basketball programs in the country.

Running backs rarely go early. Jeremiyah Love might change that in 2026.

Brian Gutekunst and Green Bay don't have a first-round pick, but there's still plenty of opportunity to pick potential impact players.

A young cornerback who had an impressive day, a returner who can be a difference maker on offense and more observations from Badgers football practice.

With the 2026 NFL Draft starting Thursday in Pittsburgh, here are seven college football standouts who could be in for a long wait.

Three baseball players, as well as golf and track standouts make up this week's five stars.