Tag: Wisconsin Badgers

  • Wisconsin Badgers Fire Head Men’s Hockey Coach Tony Granato

    To no surprise, University of Wisconsin Athletic Director Chris McIntosh makes it official by firing head men’s hockey coach Tony Granato today. Here’s the official statement: UW went 105-129-16 (.452) overall, 65-87-12 (.433) in Big Ten play, and 0-1 in the NCAA Tournament with a Big Ten title in Granato’s seven seasons. I was a…

  • Wisconsin Badgers Avoid Upset Loss in Border Battle To Minnesota Golden Gophers

    My life expectancy has again decreased thanks to Wisconsin sports. The Wisconsin Badgers (17-13, 9-11 B1G) avoided what would have been a horrible loss to the their arch-rival, the Minnesota Golden Gophers (8-21, 2-17 B1G), and left Minneapolis with a 71-67 victory to end the regular season with a sweep of their rivals in the…

  • Wisconsin Badgers Lose Another Heartbreaker To No. 5 Purdue Boilermakers

    Wisconsin sports fans can’t have nice things. I don’t even know what to say anymore about this season. Just gut punch after gut punch, as the Wisconsin Badgers (16-13, 8-11 B1G) lose another heartbreaker, this time to the No. 5 Purdue Boilermakers (25-5, 14-5 B1G) by a final of 63-61 from the Kohl Center. The…

  • Wisconsin Badgers Lose Overtime Heartbreaker in Ann Arbor

    The Wisconsin Badgers (16-12, 8-10 B1G) played a hell of a game on the road in Ann Arbor this afternoon. Unfortunately, UW doesn’t have a lot of wiggle room for moral victories right now, as the Badgers lost a heartbreaker in overtime, 87-79, to the Michigan Wolverines (17-12, 11-7 B1G). What a painful ending. The…

  • Wisconsin Badgers Let Winnable Game Slip Away

    The Wisconsin Badgers (15-11, 7-9 B1G) lose a heartbreaker to the Rutgers Scarlet Knights (17-10, 9-7 B1G) at the Kohl Center, 58-57, in a game that was very important for both teams. This is not winning math: the Badgers made just one shot inside the arc (1-10) in the second half and paid the price…

  • Wisconsin Badgers Get Important Win Over Michigan Wolverines

    It wasn’t a pretty finish, but it didn’t need to be. The Wisconsin Badgers (15-10, 7-8 B1G) won a thriller at the Kohl Center, taking down the Michigan Wolverines (14-12, 8-7 B1G) by a final of 64-59, despite going 0-for-15 from the field in the final 10:45 of the game. The atmosphere at the Kohl…