Despite having a young team this year, the Badgers showed lots of promise of a dominant season in their opener against St Francis-Brooklyn on Tuesday.
After spending most of the 2020 season as the starting running back, Jalen Berger's absence from Wisconsin's loss to Penn State caught the eyes of many.
Wisconsin heads into 2021 with an experienced wide receiver room, as both Danny Davis III and Kendrick Pryor will return for a fifth season under new COVID-19 eligibility rules.
More than two years after being expelled from UW-Madison, the now-acquitted and prospering wide receiver is seeking unspecified damages for the school's "egregious miscarriage of justice."
While many questions remain, Wisconsin AD Barry Alvarez said Thursday that he's planning to welcome Badger fans back soon.
Wisconsin went out on a high note in 2020, thanks to a flurry of turnovers forced by the defense.
The Axe rivalry brings the intensity every season, no matter the circumstances.
After a foot injury kept him sidelined for all of 2020, Jack Coan will head elsewhere to play quarterback next season.
Thirteen points in eight quarters has the Wisconsin offense searching for answers as an odd 2020 season nears its finish.
COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on the Big Ten as of late, and is leaving the College Football Playoff picture much murkier in the process.
Wisconsin's quarterback room. Left to right: Jack Coan, Chase Wolf, and Graham Mertz.
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