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UW fans squawk over long lines, lack of hawkers

Wisconsin State Journal

From his sun-drenched perch in the top row of Section KK in the upper deck of Camp Randall Stadium, Jeff Tracy kept one eye on the action on the field between the University of Wisconsin Badgers and their opening game opponents from UMass, and one eye on the lookout for a vendor bringing some liquid refreshment.

Enhancing fan experience at Camp Randall

NBC-15

If youve been to a football game, you know theres no comparison to watching it live versus watching it at home. You have the noise, the excitement, and fans yelling at ref for a questionable call. It all adds to the overall experience. But up until now, there was one thing you could see on your couch, you couldnt see in person.

The Drill: A closer look

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Massachusetts isn?t exactly the first school that pops into your head when you think football tradition. But here are five football ? and other facts ? about UMass.

Montee Ball finding out how tough the NFL can be

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

When he graduated from Timberland High in Wentzville, he was the St. Louis area?s career rushing leader. He followed up with a stellar career at the University of Wisconsin, where he set the NCAA record for career touchdowns.

Badgers football: Alternate helmet unveiled

ESPN Wisconsin

The white helmet with the red ?Motion W? has become synonymous with the University of Wisconsin football program. But for just the fourth time since former head coach and current athletic director Barry Alvarez implemented that design, the Badgers will wear a helmet different than the one they?ve come to be known by. 

Know Your Madisonian: Justin Doherty

Wisconsin State Journal

Justin Doherty began working in the University of Wisconsin Athletic Department nearly 19 years ago and gradually moved from the periphery of the sports information staff to a front-line administrator.

Caputo shows the skills to recover

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

While searching throughout the spring for viable candidates to fill a void at free safety, Wisconsin coach Gary Andersen learned slightly more than bupkis about Michael Caputo.

Safe Harbor receives Jerry Sandusky sanction funds

Wisconsin State Journal

A local nonprofit that serves child abuse victims and their families is being given almost $100,000 from the UW Athletic Department as a result of sanctions stemming from the scandal involving former Penn State coach Jerry Sandusky.