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Rangers led by Wisconsin trio

SI.com

NEW YORK—On Feb. 28, the day before the NHL trade deadline, Blake Geoffrion tapped out a group text to three of his former University of Wisconsin men’s hockey teammates: “Boys getting the band back together, eh?”

Mocs pick Lamont Paris: Former Wisconsin assistant now in charge

Chattanooga Times Free Press

It was a quick yet thorough process. But University of Tennessee at Chattanooga athletic director David Blackburn ended his latest search for a new men’s basketball coach by getting his guy again. Lamont Paris, most recently the associate head coach at the University of Wisconsin is the new coach.

Bucky Badger photobombs the Today Show

WTMJ-TV

Bucky Badger is spreading UW goodwill all over the Big Apple. The University of Wisconsin mascot and a bunch of other Badgers fans were on the Today Show Thursday morning, photobombing the hosts during the live broadcast on the plaza.

Chicago’s Howard Moore Loves Being Part Of Bracket-Busting Badgers

DNAinfo Chicago

CHICAGO — Howard Moore loves busting brackets.The Taft graduate and former UIC head coach is an assistant coach at Wisconsin, which shocked No. 1 seed and defending national champion Villanova in the second round of the NCAA tournament. The eighth-seeded Badgers face fourth-seeded Florida in a Sweet 16 matchup Friday at Madison Square Garden.

Wisconsin sent ruthless tweet after upset

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

This is brutal. The official University of Wisconsin-Madison Twitter account brought Villanova’s famous “crying piccolo girl” back after the Badgers upset the Wildcats in the second round of the NCAA tournament on Saturday. And the tweet was one word: “SWEET.”

Badgers men’s basketball: Wisconsin’s Khalil Iverson tries to focus amid family tragedy

Wisconsin State Journal

The sophomore swingman for the University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team thought something was odd when he saw his brother waiting for him on his way to the locker room. The look on Kevin Iverson Jr.’s face made his younger brother realize something terrible had happened. Khalil Iverson soon learned two of his cousins had been shot to death on the north side of Columbus, Ohio.