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Wisconsin football: New bag policy for 2017 season

Sconnie Sports Talk

Wisconsin Athletics announced Monday that it will establish a new bag policy for home games at Camp Randall Stadium. The new policy states that bags larger than 6.5” x 4.5” are not allowed in the stadium unless they are clear. Clear tote bags up to 12” x 6” x 12” will be allowed, and the University will provide one tote bag per household to season ticket holders when tickets are mailed out.

Badgers on the Water

WKOW-TV 27

The University of Wisconsin football and volleyball teams aren’t the only ones with a season right around the corner. The Badger’s Water Ski and Wakeboard teams are also in the midst of their summer workouts.

Badgers Give Back

NBC-15

UW Football Student Athletes play pioneer games and engage with neighborhood children in different nature activities including skins and skulls identification as well as team building exercises.

Mendota Gridiron Club offers Northwoods a taste of Badger football

Lakeland Times

“I think it’s important to get out of Madison and go to different parts of the state,” Chryst said. “Certainly, we’re lucky in Wisconsin. We’ve got a great following. People come from all over the state – obviously some from out of the state – but for us to then go out and thank them for what they’re doing, I think it’s important.”

Alvarez has been making similar treks across America’s Dairyland since accepting the job as coach at Wisconsin in 1990.

Bucks sign three, including Wilson and Koenig, and acquire Brown

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

With the NBA’s moratorium period over, the Milwaukee Bucks went on a signing spree Thursday. The Bucks locked up their first-round pick, 6-foot-10 forward D.J. Wilson, to a rookie-scale contract, added former Wisconsin guard Bronson Koenig on a two-way contract, acquired Sterling Brown from the Philadelphia 76ers for cash considerations and signed former VCU guard JeQuan Lewis to a free-agent contract.

Badgers sports: Chris McIntosh elevated to deputy athletic director

Wisconsin State Journal

University of Wisconsin athletic director Barry Alvarez adjusted responsibilities to some of his senior staff, it was announced Wednesday.One of the changes was that Chris McIntosh, formerly the associate athletic director for business development, will assume the role of deputy athletic director. He will take over for former deputy Walter Dickey

Mike Wilkinson: Back to the farm

Wisconsin State Farmer

We’ve all heard and probably repeated the old saying, “You can take the boy off the farm, but you can’t take the farm out of the boy,” many times. Mostly it refers to people who left the farm and never came back to actually farm but always kept a soft spot in their hearts for farming and maybe attended a farm show once in a while or subscribed to a farm newspaper or magazine.

What Did the NHL’s Press Conference with Illinois Mean?

SB Nation College Hockey

Last Friday, the NHL held a press conference hours before the start of the NHL Draft announcing that the league would be providing money for five schools to conduct “feasibility studies” into starting Division I NCAA men’s and women’s hockey programs, and named the University of Illinois as the first school to receive that funding(the other four schools have not been chosen yet).

Am Fam Tourney could be one for the ‘ages’

Madison Magazine

Madison owns its pieces of professional golf lore, from Walter Hagen playing the (then 18-hole) Monona Golf Course in the 1930s to Arnold Palmer and Gary Player touring Odana Hills in 1961. Palmer shot 65 that August day, and took home the winner’s share of the $4,000 purse. A spectator ticket was $3.

Could T.J. Watt start as a rookie?

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Steelers outside linebackers coach Joey Porter didn’t come out and say it, but don’t be all that surprised if first-round draft pick T.J. Watt is the starting right outside linebacker when the Steelers open the season in Cleveland Sept. 10, or shortly thereafter. Porter certainly didn’t close the door on the idea when he spoke with reporters during a break in minicamp Wednesday morning.