At just 5’ 3” Rae Lin D’Alie is one of the shortest women to have ever played Division I college basketball. But the 2006 Waterford Union High School graduate and former Wisconsin Badgers point guard keeps coming up big on the court and basketball keeps taking her to new heights all around the world. “It’s […]
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Badgers Hire Former Cowboys Running Backs Coach Gary Brown
Accomplished NFL running backs coach Gary Brown has been named the running backs coach for the Wisconsin Badgers, head coach Paul Chryst announced Thursday. “Gary is really an impressive person. Everyone I know that has worked with Gary speaks very highly of him and has loved working with him,” Chryst said in a statement. “I […]
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5 Wisconsin sports questions for 2018
The year of 2017 A.D. was another successful sojourn around the sun for Wisconsin sports teams. The professional teams had thrilling playoff games (or in the case of the Milwaukee Brewers: a thrilling playoff chase), two college basketball teams made the NCAA men’s basketball tournament, and the Wisconsin Badgers won a pair of New Year’s Six […]
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Donald McMahon Remembered For Many Acts Of Kindness
Donald J. McMahon, 55, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday at his residence. Donald was born in Racine on June 18, 1962, and was the son of the late Thomas and Agnes (nee: Willing) McMahon. Don retired from Career Industries after thirty-two years of employment. He was a lifelong member of St. Rita Catholic Church. An […]
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Linda Karls Was A Big Badger Fan
Linda M. Karls, 68, passed away on Saturday, November 11, 2017 at Ascension All Saints Medical Center. A lifelong Racine resident she was born on June 26, 1949, and was the daughter of the late William and Rosemarie (Nee: Ozowski) Karls. Linda was a graduate of Washington Park High School “Class of 1967”. Linda was […]
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Packers Address Key Needs In NFL Draft
There’s nothing like the start of a new football season and the NFL draft kicks it all off. Sure, no games are played and it occurs five months before the season starts. Even so, the draft has a similar feel to opening day in baseball. Every player selected is a potential superstar, and if they […]
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Reflections on a Buzzer Beater
The 1975 World Series between the Boston Red Sox and Cincinnati Reds is best known for its epic Game 6. What made this game so special is that its greatness was clear well before it was over. During his 10th inning at bat Pete Rose famously told Carlton Fisk “this is some kind of game, isn’t […]
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Marquette, Wisconsin Face Tough NCAA Tournament Roads
The NCAA Tournament field was announced on Sunday and both the Marquette Golden Eagles and Wisconsin Badgers will be playing for a National Championship. Granted, the likelihood of either team actually winning the title is very close to zero. But hey! Stranger things have happened. Let’s take a look at each team’s road to cutting down the […]
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Badgers face nearly impossible path to Playoffs
Over the past two weeks I’ve been bullish about the Wisconsin Badgers making the College Football Playoffs. The most recent rankings were released on Tuesday night and I’ve officially switched from “bullish” to “extremely bearish.” Unlike past weeks, a feasible path to the playoffs does not exist for the Badgers. Here’s why: As expected, the Alabama Crimson […]
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Badgers Move Closer to Playoff Berth
The Wisconsin Badgers have a shockingly plausible path to the College Football playoffs. The Badgers find themselves #6 in the most recent college football playoff rankings, an improvement from #7 last week. In fact, the Badgers could be a top-4 (and thus playoff team) when the subsequent rankings are released next Tuesday. How could this happen? I’m […]
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Badgers Have Narrow, But Possible, Path To Playoffs
The most recent college football rankings were released on Tuesday night. The good news for the Wisconsin Badgers (8-2, 5-2 Big Ten) is that they are the highest-ranked (#7) two-loss team in the country. The bad news is the Badgers are a two-loss team. The playoffs are a long shot for the Badgers, but all […]
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Return of Hayes Makes Badgers B1G Favorites
After testing the NBA waters, Nigel Hayes decided to return to the Wisconsin Badgers for his senior season. This decision turns the Badgers into the pre-season favorite to win the Big Ten Title. In addition to Hayes, the Badgers are returning pretty much their entire roster from last year’s Sweet 16 squad. The stability of […]
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NFL Draft Recap
If you’re looking for in-depth analysis of the NFL Draft you’re reading the wrong article. As closely as I follow the Green Bay Packers and Wisconsin Badgers I’m out of my element when it comes to the draft. I don’t have much to say about the players because usually the first time I’m hearing about them […]
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Let’s Hope Nigel Hayes Returns to UW
Nigel Hayes declared for the NBA Draft on Wednesday, but he did not hire an agent. That last part is important because it gives Hayes the option of returning to the University of Wisconsin for his senior season. I think it’s safe to say Badger fans want Hayes to spend one more year in Madison. The Badgers […]
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NCAA Tournament: Second Weekend Thoughts
For the first time since 2013 the Final Four will not involve a team named the Wisconsin Badgers. The Notre Dame Fighting Irish eliminated Wisconsin on Friday night, ending UW’s unexpected run in a 61-56 thriller. Of course, the absence of remaining Wisconsin teams does not imply the absence of Wisconsin-centric thoughts about the second weekend […]
