Late penalty shot helps Wisconsin reclaim Frozen Four title with overtime win over Ohio State
MINNEAPOLIS — Kirsten Simms scored on a penalty shot to tie it after a successful Wisconsin challenge with 18 seconds left and then delivered the winner 2:49 into overtime to rally top-seed Wisconsin to a 4-3 victory over No. 2 seed Ohio State in the championship match of the women’s Frozen Four on Sunday.
Year 3 of the Luke Fickell era at Wisconsin begins Thursday morning with the first day of spring football practice.
The music has stopped and so is the dancing for the No. 3 seed Wisconsin Badgers, as the Big Ten program suffered a painful ...
1. Wide receiver Trech Kekahuna will miss the rest of the spring with what a team spokesperson said was a lower-body injury.
The BadgerExtra team highlights the play of two key transfers from Tuesday's practice, along with a lot of work inside the 20 ...
The duo flashed potential on the first day in a one-on-one drill. With cornerback Nyzier Fourqurean defending, the former ...
Mellusi played four games in his final season at Wisconsin but left the program when he didn't want to be demoted.
The ball is in the air more often at University of Wisconsin football spring practices. Don't freak out, dear reader. The ...
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Wisconsin star John Tonje falls just shy of Frank Kaminsky's single-season scoring recordThe Wisconsin Badgers fell 91-89 to the BYU Cougars in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday in Denver, ...
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