by Bill Scott | Mar 23, 2016
With Wisconsin set to face LSU in the Carmex Lambeau Field College Classic, the Badger football team will hold a practice in Green Bay on April 2. The Badgers will practice inside the Don Hutson Center beginning at 10 a.m. After practice, the team will have the...
by Bill Scott | Mar 22, 2016
The Milwaukee Bucks led most of the way last night, but Andrew Drummond’s tip-in with two-seconds left gave the Detroit Pistons a 92-91 victory at the Palace of Auburn Hills. Bucks guard Jerryd Bayless missed a pair of free throws with 9.6 seconds left and the...
by Bill Scott | Mar 22, 2016
The Milwaukee Brewers split a pair of exhibition games on Monday, beating the Angels of Anaheim 4-3 and falling 3-2 to the Arizona Diamondbacks. The Brewers beat the Angels in walk-off fashion as Yadiel Rivera and Jacob Nottingham hit back-to-back homers off...
by Bill Scott | Mar 22, 2016
James Jones will not be back with the Green Bay Packers this fall. His agent, Frank Bauer, says the Packers have told him they’ll go with younger receivers, and they will not re-sign the 31-year-old Jones after he came back for a second stint with the Packers...
by Bill Scott | Mar 21, 2016
The Green Bay Packers have promoted Eliot Wolf to director-football operations and Brian Gutekunst to director of player personnel. Wolf is in his 13th season with the team and spent the past year as the director of player personnel after serving as the director of...
by Bill Scott | Mar 21, 2016
Bronson Koenig played the hero on Sunday night, hitting two of his six 3-pointers in the final seconds to send the Wisconsin Badgers to a 66-63 win over the Xavier Musketeers in St. Louis. Koenig hit a three with 11.7 seconds left to tie the game at 63-all. After Zak...
by Bill Scott | Mar 21, 2016
Former Marquette men’s basketball assistant coach Trey Schwab has died, losing his battle from complications of the double-lung transplant he received more than 12 years ago. The 50-year old Schwab had been an assistant in the N-B-A and the C-B-A when former...
by Bill Scott | Mar 21, 2016
Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Rymer Liriano is hospitalized after being hit in the face with a pitch during a 3-1 exhibition win over the Los Angeles Dodgers in Phoenix. It happened in the eighth inning on Sunday, when Dodgers right-hander matt West threw a...
by Bill Scott | Mar 21, 2016
After a tight battle in the first half, the Utah Jazz pulled away in the second and knocked off the Milwaukee Bucks 94-85 at the BMO Harris Bradley Center. The win is the fourth straight for Utah (34-36), giving the Jazz their second straight season series sweep over...
by Bill Scott | Mar 21, 2016
Junior Isaac Jordan wrapped up his season as a national runner-up for the Wisconsin wrestling team at the 2016 NCAA Wrestling Championships on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden. Jordan’s bid for a perfect record ended by three-time national champion Alex...
by Bill Scott | Mar 19, 2016
Today (Saturday) is championship Saturday for the WIAA Boys State Basketball Championships at the Kohl Center in Madison. Six semifinal games were played on Saturday with the results to follow. Division 5 Semifinals Catholic Memorial 37, Barneveld 35 McDonell Central...
by Bill Scott | Mar 19, 2016
The Wisconsin Badgers couldn’t throw one in the ocean early on yesterday, but Greg Gard’s team didn’t panick. The Badgers fell behind 12-3, by the second media timeout. The Badgers started 1 for 10 from the field, but they still managed to come from...
by Bill Scott | Mar 19, 2016
Wisconsin junior Isaac Jordan is headed to the 165-pound final at the 2016 NCAA Wrestling Championships after downing his cousin, Bo Jordan of Ohio State, in a thrilling 5-4 match in the semifinals on Friday. Isaac Jordan is going to his first NCAA final after...
by Bill Scott | Mar 19, 2016
Green Bay Phoenix coach Linc Darner (pictured) said if his team could weather the first eight minutes of their NCAA Tournament game against Texas A & M, they’d be in good shape. The Phoenix actually held their own for the first 10 to 12 minutes, but the...
by Bill Scott | Mar 19, 2016
The Green Bay Phoenix were playing in their 16th NCAA women’s basketball tournament and led for more than half the game. But when it was all over, the Tennessee Volunteers pulled out a 59-53 win over the Phoenix in Tempe, Arizona. The victory puts Tennessee...
by Bill Scott | Mar 19, 2016
The Wisconsin women’s hockey team saw its season come to an end, falling to the rival Minnesota Gophers for the third-straight year in the NCAA Frozen Four. The Badgers fell 3-2 in overtime in Durham, New Hampshire. Ann-Renee Desbiens had a career high 38 saves...
by Bill Scott | Mar 19, 2016
New Brewers starting pitcher Chase Anderson has made four spring starts and he’s still looking for some positive results. Anderson allowed seven hits and four runs over four innings as the Milwaukee Brewers fell to the Cincinnati Reds 7-6 at Maryvale Baseball...
by Bill Scott | Mar 18, 2016
Mike Eaves has accomplished a considerable amount as Wisconsin’s hockey coach in his 14-seasons on the job, not to mention a distinguished playing career. But back-to-back losing seasons has cost Eaves his job. Eaves remains the all-time leading scorer in...
by Bill Scott | Mar 18, 2016
According to ESPN’s Adam Caplan, the Green Bay Packers and running back James Starks have agreed to terms on a two-year deal worth $6 million. The 30-year-old Starks set a career high with 601 rushing yards last season, but he lost his starting job when fumbling...
by Bill Scott | Mar 18, 2016
Scooter Gennett made a successful Cactus League debut on Thursday, helping the Milwaukee Brewers pull out a 5-2 win over the Texas Rangers in Surprise, Arizona. Gennett has missed the entire spring with a sore shoulder but returned in the designated hitters role last...
