Sleep on Wisconsin basketball in the offseason. Act surprised when its new pieces fit seamlessly into one of the most entertaining systems in the country.
Over the last few seasons Wisconsin basketball has found themselves in a good place, but it’s not exactly a great place. Overall, Greg Gard has done a solid job leading this Badgers program for more than a decade though the results just haven’t been there when they mattered most.
It was only a matter of time before blue blood programs started to take notice of Wisconsin halfback commit Kingston Allen. The Green Bay Notre Dame Academy Star is in the midst of an absolutely dominant season, eviscerating the competition in his senior year following his commitment to the Badgers.
MADISON, Wis. - Twelve of the 15 players on Wisconsin's roster saw action in Saturday's 94-71 exhibition victory over UW-Parkside, the unofficial start to the 2026-27 season.
The Badgers are nearly halfway through their season, sitting at 4-1 and 2-0 in the Big Ten. It's been a tremendous start for Wisconsin by most measures, and the Badgers appear to have everything in front of them ahead of their toughest stretch of the season.
MADISON, Wis - The first glimpse of a new-look roster showed plenty of promise for the Badgers. Wisconsin began its 2026-27 exhibition season with a stress-free 94-71 victory over UW-Parkside Saturday afternoon at the Kohl Center, a win defined by efficient offense and improved defense against an overmatched opponent.
The Badgers, as a team, have authored an impressive start to the season, sitting at 4-1 overall and 2-0 in conference play. After a disappointing loss against Notre Dame in the opener, Wisconsin has rattled off four straight wins, three of which have been blowout victories and the other a 17-point comeback on the road.
Wisconsin's defense looks as good as it has yet in the Mike Tressel era in Madison. The Badgers are coming off a stifling defensive performance against Michigan State in which they held the Spartans to three points, 108 passing yards on 47% completion and 127 rushing yards on 2.8 yards per carry.
MADISON, Wis. - Wisconsin basketball is once again ready to take center stage. As preparations continue for next month's season opener, the Badgers begin their three-game exhibition schedule today against UW-Parkside (12 p.m./BTN+) at the Kohl Center in the 10th annual Garding Against Cancer game.
College basketball is almost officially upon us. With Big Ten Media Days having concluded, and tip-off less than a month out with exhibition games already underway, we're racing towards the start of what promises to be one of the most unique seasons the sport has ever seen.
We're deep into football season, with the Badgers sitting at a strong 4-1 overall and 2-0 in conference play at the bye week nearly halfway into the season.
Wisconsin has its first and only bye week of the season this fall in Week 6, enjoying a week without a game after rattling off four straight wins. It's hardly a week off, however, as practice and preparation for the remainder of the season continue to be in full swing.
The Wisconsin football offense has been somewhat unexpected through five games. While the Badgers have at times struggled to run the football (their 153.0 rushing yards per game ranks No.
Life has been good for Wisconsin football recently. After a disappointing (albeit entirely expected) loss to now-No.3 Notre Dame in the opener, the Badgers have ripped off four straight wins, each one arguably better than the last.
For better or for worse, the fourth (and most critical) installment in the Luke Fickell era at Wisconsin has garnered plenty of eyeballs early in the 2026 college football season.
Wisconsin basketball is set to return one of the most experienced and dangerous frontcourt duos in the country with Nolan Winter and Austin Rapp. The problem for the Badgers with the season less than a month out?
Wisconsin running back commit Kingston Allen has been nothing short of utterly dominant in 2026. The tailback, who's a consensus four-star recruit and ranked as high as the No.
The most productive wide receiver Wisconsin signed out of the transfer portal could be closing in on his Badgers debut. FCS Southeastern Louisiana transfer
Wisconsin football is positioned just about as well as it can be through five games. The Badgers lost their opener against a stacked Notre Dame team — as they were universally expected to — but have since won four straight games including a road upset of then-No.
It feels like it has been a while since the Wisconsin Badgers picked up a big recruiting win.
The Wisconsin Badgers pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the college football season Saturday, storming back to defeat No. 13 Penn State 24-20 at Beaver Stadium.
When the Wisconsin Badgers went down 17-0 on the road against No. 13-ranked Penn State, it felt like every other letdown performance in a big game since the arrival of head coach Luke Fickell.
It's that exciting time of year when college football is back, baby. The games are already in full swing, and football Saturdays are a very real thing right now.
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