No matter how bad a football team may be, no one can afford to end their season on a major five-game losing streak, but the Wisconsin Badgers football team did just that.
With the inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff crowning Ohio State as National Champions, a vast majority of NCAA teams have quickly shifted their focus to the transfer portal, seeking game-changing additions to their programs.
Wisconsin Badgers quarterback Braedyn Locke announced his intention to enter the NCAA transfer portal with two years of eligibility remaining Wednesday.
Badger fans might as well put on a v-neck sweater and listen to Guns N’ Roses because the Wisconsin football program has dragged itself back to the 1980s. The Badgers, who had a respectable run of success from the mid-1990s to last year, have reached a nadir not seen in a long time.
The honey badger is known for its tendency to play dead when wounded.
When Athletic Director Chris McIntosh and the Wisconsin Badgers announced Luke Fickell as their next head coach, there was optimism, pride and — with a 12-team college football playoff on the horizon — hope.
The Wisconsin Badgers football team (5-6) lost to the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers (6-5) at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Nebraska, on Saturday.
A day after Wisconsin suffered a 16-13 home loss against No. 1 Oregon on Nov. 16., head coach Luke Fickell relieved offensive coordinator Phil Longo of his duties. Fickell thanked Longo for his time with the team during his weekly press conference on Monday.
The Wisconsin Badgers football team (5-5) tested the No. 1 Oregon Ducks (11-0) in their 16-13 loss on Saturday night at Camp Randall Stadium.
The Wisconsin Badgers have fired offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Phil Longo, head coach Luke Fickell announced Sunday.
Dearest Oregon fans,
The Wisconsin Badgers will host the No. 1 ranked team in the country for the first time since 2010. The No. 1 Oregon Ducks have proved to be formidable this season, currently boasting a 10-0 record after defeating several ranked opponents, including No. 13 Boise State and No. 2 Ohio State.
The Wisconsin Badgers football team (5-4) will welcome the No. 1 Oregon Ducks to Camp Randall on Saturday for their tenth game of the season.
As the Wisconsin Badgers prepare to host the No. 1 Oregon Ducks in primetime at Camp Randall Stadium, much of the outlook on their season has already been determined. The 5-4 Badgers have disappointed in head coach Luke Fickell’s second year at the realm.
While the Wisconsin vs. Oregon football game will hold most fans’ attention, Saturday’s matchup also brings together two of the most recognizable mascots in college football: Bucky Badger and Puddles the Duck.
The Wisconsin Badgers football team will welcome the No. 1 Oregon Ducks to Camp Randall on Saturday night in what may be their biggest challenge of what has already been a season full of tough opponents.
A rundown of the history between the Oregon Ducks and Wisconsin Badgers in college football.
Badgers football senior advisor Jack Del Rio resigns after first-offense for operating a vehicle while intoxicated.
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