The Wisconsin Badgers women’s basketball team returned home to take on the Minnesota Golden Gophers for a Wisconsin-Minnesota border battle.
Will the Badgers roster be enough to make a deep push in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament? Can they hold their top spot in the Big Ten standings?
Wisconsin men’s hockey is on the rise, but will they be able to close out the Big Ten and return to glory in the Twin Cities?
Head coach Mark Johnson is steering the Badgers toward another playoff run with a second consecutive ring in sight.
Heading into the second half of the season, how do Serah Williams and the Badgers stand?
Wisconsin guard Max Klesmit scored 23 points in the second half to push the Badgers past Indiana.
The Badgers had their six-game winning streak snapped by the Nittany Lions despite AJ Storr’s 23 points.
The Badgers traveled to Iowa City to take on the Hawkeyes during a historic night for Iowa’s Caitlin Clark.
After an emphatic win in game one, the Badgers struggled to topple the Lions in a shootout win recorded as a tie.
Wisconsin guard Max Klesmit scored a team-high 24 points and made five 3-point shots to lead the Badgers past Northwestern.
All-around play from the Badgers allowed Wisconsin to pick up convincing home wins to begin the new year.
Wisconsin guard Max Klesmit scored 18 of the Badgers’ 36 second-half points and led the Badgers in scoring in their close win over the Buckeyes.
The Badgers won both games against the Fighting Irish to secure the No. 1 spot in the Big Ten and extend their winning streak to nine.
Wisconsin guard Connor Essegian’s four 3-point shots led the way for Wisconsin at home.
Wisconsin forward Steven Crowl’s 14-point double-double helped the Badgers pull away in the second half against the Hawkeyes.
The Badgers built a solid start. Here’s how the team stacks up at halfway.
The ReliaQuest Bowl provides opportunities for younger Badgers to gain valuable playing time, impress for next season.
Wisconsin’s AJ Storr scored a career-high 29 points in the Badgers’ blowout victory over the Chicago State Cougars.
Wisconsin Badgers forward Tyler Wahl’s 14 first-half points rallied the Badgers to a 15-point victory against the Gamecocks.
The Badgers returned to the Final Four but were outclassed by the Texas Longhorns on Thursday night.
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