The Wisconsin Badgers men’s basketball team has four games left this season, and they are one of the four contenders for the Big Ten Conference regular season title. Tied for third place with Maryland, there is still a chance for the Badgers to raise the regular season trophy, but that means they need to win every game.
Welcome back to the Cardinal Sports Podcast. This episode, Caroline McGartland, Otto Von Sothen, and Ted Hyngstrom break down recent UW Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball, Men's Hockey, and Women's Hockey news.
Welcome back to the Cardinal Sports Podcast. This episode, Caroline McGartland, Otto Von Sothen, and Ted Hyngstrom break down recent UW Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball, Men's Hockey, and Women's Hockey news.
This week on the Daily Cardinal Sports Podcast, Caroline, Ted and Otto discuss the ever changing football team, men’s basketball beginning intense conference play, the upcoming series for the men’s hockey team, and the complete domination by the women’s hockey team. Tune in weekly for all kinds of sports talk.
The No. 18 Wisconsin men’s basketball team is 5-3 in the Big Ten Conference after a win and a loss against USC and UCLA this past weekend. After their 70-68 win over Ohio State on Jan.14, head coach Greg Guard earned his 200th victory, and Wisconsin still shows no signs of slowing down.
Welcome back to the Cardinal Sports Podcast! In this episode our hosts Caroline McGartland, Otto von Sothen, and Ted Hyngstrom discuss the sad finale of the football season and the future of Badger football, the men’s and women’s successful basketball seasons so far, and the men’s and women’s upcoming hockey series in 2025.
Welcome back to the Cardinal Sports Podcast! In this episode our hosts Caroline McGartland, Otto von Sothen, and Ted Hyngstrom recap and preview Badger Sports for the Fall 2024 Semester.
Welcome back to the Cardinal Sports Podcast! In this episode our hosts Caroline McGartland, Otto von Sothen, and Ted Hyngstrom recap and preview Badger Sports for the Fall 2024 Semester.
The NCAA implemented a policy that allows student-athletes to make money from their own personal brand in June 2021. While there has never been such a financial consideration for athletes in college sports, some argue the entire concept of Name, Image, Likeness threatens the foundation of college sports by completely removing any hint of amateurism and introduces enormous sums of money for a sport that’s done just fine without.
The ground is shaking. The stadium rocks from side to side. People are falling out of the stands. Is this an earthquake?
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