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Garding Against Cancer signature event comes together amid wild Wisconsin men’s basketball offseason

Wisconsin State Journal

University of Wisconsin men’s basketball coach Greg Gard used to have more time. But ahead of his cancer foundation Garding Against Cancer’s signature event Friday, he still needed to run back to his office and print out the night’s script so he could present in his bright blue suit — “The future is bright” is the theme — and, for just a while, escape from the transfer portal.

Former Badgers lineup for Easter Seals Celebrity Basketball

WMTV - Channel 15

Former Badger football and basketball players participated in a skills academy before a game. Travis Beckum, Marquis Mason, Taylor Mehlhaff, Brett Valentine, Zach Morley, Mike Wilkinson were just some of the many familiar names and faces back in Madison for the cause.

Wisconsin football sets up another West Coast trip with home-and-home series

Wisconsin State Journal

The program announced Tuesday that the Badgers will take on the University of California in a home-and-home series in 2029 and 2030. Wisconsin will head to Berkley to face the Golden Bears on Sept. 1, 2029, and Cal will play at Camp Randall Stadium on Aug. 31, 2030. These dates were originally set for matchups against UCLA, but those games were nixed after the Bruins joined the Big Ten.

3 Wisconsin volleyball players training with Olympic gold medalists

Wisconsin State Journal

National Player of the Year Sarah Franklin, middle blocker Carter Booth and opposite Devyn Robinson are among the 17 collegiate players training in Anaheim, California, through Friday with a scrimmage scheduled for 11:30 a.m. Saturday. They also will get to train with a pair of Olympic gold medalists in outside Jordan Larson, who played at Nebraska, and setter Jordyn Poulter, who played at Illinois.

UW-Madison marks 50 years of women’s athletics

Spectrum News

The University of Wisconsin-Madison is celebrating 50 years of its women’s athletics programs.

It’s a journey that dates all the way back to 1895, when coach Andrew O’Dea consented to being the women’s boating crew coach. Women’s basketball was soon to follow in 1897.