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Badgers headed to the Big Dance

Wisconsin Radio Network

The Wisconsin Badger men?s basketball team is back in Madison with the NCAA West Regional trophy and a trip to the Final Four in Dallas. The team got a tumultuous reception from fans during a Kohl Center rally Sunday.

College athlete union raises plenty of questions

Madison.com

Around the country Thursday, coaches and administrators pondered the potential ramifications of the stunning decision by the National Labor Relations Board, which ruled the Northwestern football team ? up to now, referred to by the NCAA as student-athletes ? are actually university employees in everything but name. Therefore, they should be able to bargain collectively for their fair share of an industry worth billions.

Badgers sports: Three wrestlers still in hunt for national titles

Madison.com

Three University of Wisconsin wrestlers continued their push through the championship bracket and three more are still alive in the consolation rounds after their performances in Session II of the 2014 NCAA wrestling championships at the Chesapeake Energy Arena on Thursday night in Oklahoma City.

Ex-Eagle Vincent a man with a plan

Philadelphia Inquirer

When you cover any group of professional athletes for an extended amount of time, you get a sense of which ones are only living in the moment and which ones always have the gears turning in their heads with a look to the future.

Bo knows coaches

Philly.com

The forgotten team in the Villanova-St. Joe?s-UConn pod is Milwaukee. Such oversights are common for 15-seeds with a schedule strength resembling the weight of an NBA power forward (230).

Living life the Lucy way

Madison.com

It was a matter of the heart that led to Joel Rumpel walking down State Street, his arms weighed down with gifts for the girl in his life. Rumpel, a junior goaltender for the University of Wisconsin men?s hockey team, carried a bouquet of flowers and a stuffed animal. He had some framed pictures and other items of affection. And he had a ride waiting to help him make a special delivery.

Tom Oates: Big Ten Conference deep but flawed in men’s basketball

Wisconsin State Journal

The Big Ten doesn?t have a truly weak link, and its bottom tier of teams is the most competitive it has ever been. Meanwhile, the top tier has five teams that have been nationally ranked for much of the season, but it has produced no dominant team and remains suspect in terms of its potential for success in the NCAA men?s basketball tournament.