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Another injury sidelines Bucks’ Redd

by Bill Scott on November 2, 2009

in Sports

Milwaukee Bucks guard Michael Redd suffered a strained left patella tendon in Saturday’s home opening win against the Detroit Pistons and will miss at least two weeks.

Redd underwent an MRI on Sunday which revealed the injury and he’s expected to be re-evaluated in two weeks by Bucks doctors.

In two games this season, Redd has averaged 13.0 points, 4.5 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 2.5 steals in 31.0 minutes per game. [click to continue…]

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Badgers’ Borland gets Big Ten honor

by Bill Scott 11/2/09 8:15 PM

Wisconsin true freshman linebacker chris Borland was named co-Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week after recovering two fumbles, forcing another and recording four tackles in his first career start in the Badgers 37-0 win over Purdue.
Borland was also named co-Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week earlier this season after blocking a punt [...]

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Badgers jump into all four National Polls for first time

by Bill Scott 11/2/09 7:30 PM

The Wisconsin Badgers 37-0 shutout victory over Purdue on Saturday has pushed their record to 6-2 and into all four major polls released on Sunday.  The Badgers returned to the Bowl Championship Series following a one-week absence, back in the 21st spot they occupied on Oct. 18th.
In the three components of the BCS rankings, UW [...]

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Packers vs. Vikings! Let the hype begin

by Bill Scott 10/28/09 10:47 AM

Everywhere I turn, somebody seems to have an opinion as to how Packers fans should respond when Brett Favre steps onto Lambeau Field for the first time as a member of the visiting team.  Internet polls asking whether Favre should be cheered or booed.  I hope this silly argument isn’t going to last all week.
For [...]

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7-days until the Vikings

by Bill Scott 10/25/09 9:51 AM

The Green Bay Packers (3-2) will line it up today against the 1-5 Cleveland Browns and for the second straight week, should have little trouble against a bad football team.  Afterall, if there’s one thing we’ve learned so far this season is the Packers know what to do when they face a cupcake.  They dominated [...]

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