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Compared to college football peers, Badgers fare well in entrance exams

Capital Times

The term student-athlete is most often used by the NCAA and its member schools as a subtle reminder that those who compete under a university?s banner are supposed to be students first and athletes second. Debate the merits and legitimacy of that as you will, especially in the wake of a CNN investigation of aptitude test scores of incoming freshman athletes at major universities around the country.

Gordon’s return pleases Andersen

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

MADISON–Melvin Gordon?s decision to delay his dream of playing in the National Football League and return to Wisconsin next season?made before he received an evaluation from the NFL draft advisory board?didn?t surprise coach GaryAndersen.

Chris Borland named defensive player of the year in Big Ten

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Although Wisconsin closed the regular-season schedule with arguably its most disappointing performance of 2013, the players and coaches can take solace in this:Senior linebacker Chris Borland was named the Big Ten?s Nagurski-Woodson defensive player of the year on Tuesday.

The Big Ten?s Bigger Footprint

New York Times

Neither Rutgers University nor the University of Maryland has been considered a traditional football powerhouse. In the last decade, though, both have invested heavily in coaches and facilities in the hope of competing with the likes of Ohio State and Alabama. On the field, the outcomes have been mixed. Financially, the results have been dismal.

Badgers football: Get your ticket to someone that can use it

Gary Andersen is fine with you not using your ticket for this week?s game against Penn State, just as long as you give it to someone who will. The University of Wisconsin coach is asking anyone that won?t be able to get to Camp Randall Stadium on Saturday ? whether it?s a student home for the holiday or a family that went to visit relatives ? to get that ticket into the hands of somebody that can and will show up for Senior Day.

Wisconsin Badgers exiting WTMJ radio

The Business Journal of Milwaukee

WTMJ-AM (620), which has carried Wisconsin Badgers football and men?s basketball games for decades, has declined to continue as an affiliate of the Badger Sports network beyond the teams? current seasons.