La Crosse Tribune Sports News

There is a Big 12 matchup of undefeated teams when No. 24 Kansas plays at third-ranked Texas.

No. 20 Mississippi is facing a ranked SEC West rival for the second straight week.

A smothering defense has led Michigan to four easy wins at home. Now the Wolverines go on the road for the first time against a fellow historic program in Nebraska.

The Badgers' bye week gives time to review the warts of a team one-third of the way through its season. Here's a look at problems the offense must address.

Jrue Holiday was a model citizen and key performer on the court for three seasons. But Damian Lillard brings the Bucks — and Giannis — closer to another NBA title.

The Milwaukee Bucks traded for star guard Damian Lillard to pair with Giannis Antetokounmpo. Lillard previously said his game complements the Bucks' star's style.

2023 Ryder Cup television and streaming information, tournament odds, and best bets.

Revenue from the Big Ten's media deal, ticket sales, concessions and more weren't enough to offset spending. Here are the details.

The first-place Brewers rallied to beat the last-place Cardinals at American Family Field.

The Brewers have made the playoffs in five of the last six seasons, but still haven't made the World Series since their memorable loss to St. Louis in 1982.

Top-ranked Wisconsin got scoring from across its front line in the road rout of Ohio State.

The Detroit Lions knocked the Green Bay Packers out of playoff contention the previous time they visited Lambeau Field. The Lions return to Green Bay nearly nine months later to try to take early control of the NFC North.

Michigan State has fired Mel Tucker, saying the suspended football coach failed to present adequate reasons why he should not be fired for cause after having what he described as consensual phone sex with an activist and rape survivor.

BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers questions from readers in his weekly mailbag.

Wander Franco remains away from the Tampa Bay Rays as they prepare for the postseason, leaving the team without one of its most dynamic young players.

The Southeastern Conference may have an identity crisis.

Rashan Gary broke down in tears after he received a game ball. He made his presence felt playing limited snaps while recovering from his knee injury.

Usage of trick plays, a "game-wrecker" of a defensive lineman and a preponderance of penalties are topics heading into the prime-time game.

When the Badgers are getting defended tough at the corners of the net, they have highly efficient options in the middle to turn to.

Badgers quarterback Tanner Mordecai has been effective as a scrambler and on designed runs. His addition to the run game adds a changeup Wisconsin can throw against Big Ten defenses.