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There was a bit of unfinished business keeping Chase Drake awake Wednesday night. He had something he really wanted to tell people, but he had to make things official first. read story
A few years ago, the Washington Nationals staged a Negro Leagues "Tribute Night," honoring players who had toiled in the '50s for the Homestead Grays, the New York Cubans, the Indianapolis Clowns and the Kansas City Monarchs. read story
While 123 colleges felt the first bite of the NCAA's Academic Progress Rate system, the University of Wisconsin passed with flying colors. read story
When the University of Wisconsin men's hockey team prepared to play its first Western Collegiate Hockey Association games of the second half of the last two seasons, it did so without some key players. read story
The University of Wisconsin men's hockey team won't have any prep time for its first big test of the 2008-09 season. The Badgers will open next season with a trip east to face defending NCAA champion Boston College on Oct. 10. read story
When the season ended a little more than a month ago, University of Wisconsin men's hockey coach Mike Eaves indicated that there was some question whether defenseman Jamie McBain would return for his junior season or sign a pro contract. read story
The University of Wisconsin men's golf team will be heading west in an effort to earn a spot in the NCAA finals. read story
Former University of Wisconsin hockey players Jinelle Zaugg, Kerry Weiland and Molly Engstrom are among 18 players who have been selected to participate in the U.S. Women's National Program's residency program. read story
Evan Anderson interrupted Bo Ryan's dinner with friends in Myrtle Beach Saturday night when he called up the University of Wisconsin men's basketball coach's cell phone to give him some news. read story
The Student Labor Action Coalition is once again pressuring UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley to end the university's exclusive contract with adidas for athletic apparel. The long-running dispute stems from treatment of former workers at the Hermosa factory in El Salvador, which closed in 2005 while owing 260 workers about $825,000 in back pay and severance funds. Sixty-three workers who were union members protested and were blacklisted and labeled as troublemakers, the students say. read story