Every Badgers football season it’s the same. The student section fills up slowly for each game and older fans grumble about it. Players and coaches plead with them to get there on time. There are often even angry letters to the editor.
University of Wisconsin coach Paul Chryst suspended sophomore wide receiver Danny Davis for two games Wednesday after Davis’ involvement in an alleged sexual assault became public.
No matter what happens, UW must send a strong message because there is more at stake here than the success of the football program.
Usually after a fall on the track, Brenna Detra can get right back up. But when the University of Wisconsin–Madison sprinter and hurdler began to fall on hurdle No. 3 at the 2017 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Eugene, Oregon, she knew something was wrong when she couldn’t catch her feet.
Wisconsin sophomore wide receiver Danny Davis will be suspended for the first two games of the 2018 football season, UW head coach Paul Chryst announced Wednesday. That’s according to a release put out by University of Wisconsin Director of Athletic Communications Brian Lucas.
Dallas Cowboy center Travis Frederick announced on Twitter that he’s been diagnosed with Guillain-Barre syndrome, an autoimmune disease, and that doctors have given him no timetable for when he might be able to return to the field.
Wisconsin wide receiver Danny Davis was suspended for the first two games of the season on Wednesday, two days after his roommate was charged with felony sexual assault following an incident last April involving two women at his apartment.
University of Wisconsin officials are attempting to gather more information regarding the alleged actions of wide receivers Quintez Cephus and Danny Davis.
Lawyers for UW-Madison wide receiver Quintez Cephus wrote in court filings Tuesday they believe prosecutors have evidence showing two women who said Cephus sexually assaulted them in April were not impaired by alcohol as the women have told police.
In the next few years, some of the most prominent University of Wisconsin sports facilities could be getting face-lifts, with a wide spectrum of reasons.
University of Wisconsin wide receiver Quintez Cephus was charged with two counts of sexual assault Monday. Per reports, police claim the 20-year-old junior, who was set to be the Badgers’ top receiver this season, assaulted two women on the same night at his apartment.
UW-Madison responded to criminal charges that were filed Monday against Badgers football player Quintez Cephus, saying they view allegations of sexual assault “with deep concern.”
UW also released a statement that said while they are unable to comment on a specific case due to Chapter 17 of the UW System Administrative Code, the Title IX Program in the Office of Compliance has the authority to conduct a “formal impartial investigation into the allegations.”
Junior receiver Quintez Cephus, who announced he is taking an indefinite leave of absence from the Badgers football team Saturday, has now been formally suspended from the team for a violation of the Student-Athlete Discipline Policy, according to a Monday afternoon statement from UW Athletic Director Barry Alvarez.
University of Wisconsin wide receiver Quintez Cephus was charged Monday with second- and third-degree sexual assault of two intoxicated women who said he sexually assaulted both of them, and said that Cephus and his roommate, teammate Danny Davis, laughed and took photos of the women, according to a criminal complaint.
Across the board it would appear the No. 9 Badgers have more accomplished players than spots in the lineup. That’s particularly true in the front court, where he could utilize any combination of players with justification.
Cephus, who missed the final five games of the 2017 season after suffering a broken leg, announced on Twitter he has been informed he faces charges in Dane County in the wake of an incident that occurred in April.
The junior was set to make a highly-anticipated return to the field after he hurt his right leg in November in the game at Indiana.
In a Tweet, Cephus said he was informed Friday afternoon that the Dane County District Attorney was bringing forth unspecified charges against him for an incident that occurred in April 2018.
The Wisconsin football team will be without last year’s top receiving target for the indefinite future, following today’s announcement by junior Quintez Cephus that he is leaving the team due to potential “unspecified charges” to come from the Dane County District Attorney’s office.
Bucky’s Cherry Berry was announced this week in collaboration with the University of Wisconsin Athletics program’s Badgers Give Back program.
After tying for seventh in last year’s Big Ten Conference race, the University of Wisconsin volleyball team is picked to finish second this year.
University of Wisconsin women’s soccer players Cameron Murtha, Victoria Pickett and Dani Rhodes were named to the 2018 Big Ten Preseason Honors List.
The third installment in a four-part series.
After walking away from football, it didn’t take Jared Abbrederis long to find a new passion.
Second in a four-part series on concussions.
This is the first in a four-part series on concussions.
Kids, parents, locals and visitors partied like animals at the Kilbourn Public Library on August 3 at an annual Meet the Mascots event where Bucky, the University of Wisconsin mascot, and 20 other university mascots danced and mingled the day away.
The man accused of shooting and killing the leader of a rival gang outside a convenience store here last spring was found guilty on Wednesday.
Coach Paul Chryst announced the news about the sophomore, a biomedical engineering major, Wednesday during the Badgers’ local media day at Camp Randall Stadium, saying Kasl made the decision after his involvement in a “really dynamic summer program.”
Coach Kelly Sheffield has an experienced but still young roster that includes just one senior, middle blocker Tionna Williams.
Offensive linemen famously don’t get the attention they deserve, but the big fellas on the Wisconsin Badgers football team will get their day in the sun on the cover of Sports Illustrated this week.
Wisconsin coach Paul Chryst doesn’t spend his free time researching how former UW players J.J. Watt and Jake Wood have dedicated time, energy and whatever resources were necessary to better the lives of ordinary people facing extraordinary challenges.
The Badgers came in at No. 7 in the preseason Amway Coaches poll when the poll was released Thursday. UW was ranked behind Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State, Georgia, Oklahoma and Washington.
Fans from Central Wisconsin even made the trek to see their favorite Badgers.
The Badger basketball team has sent more than 25 players to the NBA, including five current professionals.
The University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team will open the Battle 4 Atlantis against Stanford.
Success for the Wisconsin Badgers is about as ho-hum as their leader’s personality.All Wisconsin does is win under no-nonsense, coach-next-door Paul Chryst. The Badgers finished a school-best 13-1 last year, missing the playoffs following a loss to Ohio State in the Big Ten title game but beating Miami in the Orange Bowl.
Noted: A basketball phenom at Pius XI High School and a University of Wisconsin-Madison point guard, Shawna is a DJ and founder of the clothing line #DaretoBe.
The Big Ten commissioner, who addressed the media to open Big Ten Media Days on Monday, said the conference needs to “double down” on the educational element of sports gambling after a Supreme Court ruling this summer allows for states to legalize it.
Many media members who cover the Big Ten believe the University of Wisconsin football team has closed the gap on Ohio State as the conference’s best.
Alando Tucker and Jolene Anderson, both of whom closed their collegiate careers as the Big Ten Conference player of the year, are part of the group that will be honored in September.
Trevor Matich chats and breaks down film with the Wisconsin Badgers’ offensive line while fishing. (Video.)
Both Annie Pankowski and Sophia Shaver say they hope nothing will change with them assuming the captaincy of the University of Wisconsin women’s hockey team.
Noted: Former University of Wisconsin football player Jake Wood accepted the Pat Tillman Award for Service.
Former Wisconsin football player and U.S. Marine Sgt. Jake Wood accepted the Pat Tillman Service Award at the ESPY’s Wednesday night.
WASHINGTON — Team Rubicon founder Jake Wood received the Pat Tillman Award for Service at Wednesday’s ESPY awards and used the forum to call on all Americans to follow military members’ example of teamwork, unity and compassion.
Organizers from the UW Carbone Cancer Center Pancreas Cancer Task Force are planning a 50-kilometer-plus bike ride, a 10K bike ride and a two-mile stroll for the event. Prices range from $20 to $100 but increase by $10 on July 20.
More than a dozen sports teams or leagues have paused their marketing relationships with a national pizza chain whose founder admitted to using a racial slur.
The University of Wisconsin has added Georgia Southern to its football schedule for the 2023 season, according to a release from Georgia Southern.
Jack Pettinger, the winningest coach in the history of the University of Wisconsin men’s swimming and diving program, died Tuesday. He was 79.
Jordan was a two-time national champion at the University of Wisconsin in the mid-1980s.
Superior native and former South Shore basketball standout Jolene Anderson will be inducted into the University of Wisconsin Athletics Hall of Fame, it was announced on Monday.
The University of Wisconsin wrestling team spent Friday processing the shock of losing one of its own.
Wisconsin Badgers wrestler Eli Stickley died Thursday night in a car crash in Illinois. He was 21.
Stickley was a member of Athletes in Action, a sports-focused spiritual group. They held a service Friday night in his honor.
Stickley died in an Illinois car crash Thursday.
Degree-seeking graduate and professional students enrolled at the University of Wisconsin-Madison will have the chance to buy season football tickets on Monday, July 9.
Former University of Wisconsin tennis player Alexander Kasarov is returning to the Badgers as associate head coach.
Pepsi-Cola of Madison and UW athletics will start a new, five-year partnership on July 1.
