The Loaded Slate offers fans 240-inch projection of Badgers game

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- The Wisconsin Badgers faced Kentucky on Saturday night, April 5th in the NCAA Tournament's Final Four, and at The Loaded Slate on Old World 3rd Street, folks got to take in the big game in a big way!The Loaded Slate brought in a tent, and put up a 240-inch projection of the game onto a wall for fans.The Loaded Slate's owner, Joe Kuntz said they were expecting between 500 and 700 people to come out for the party Saturday night."The phone's been ringing off the hook today, so we've been telling people 2:00 and 3:00 to get here to have a safe seat," Kuntz said.The Loaded Slate showed both NCAA Tournament Final Four games on Saturday."We've been here since like 4:00.

Metro Market has several offerings for hungry Badgers fans

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- For some, cheering on the Wisconsin Badgers in the Final Four is an opportunity to fill their bellies with some delicious food!"I've been excited all week for the game!" Badgers' fan Alex Bear said.

Buy a commemorative Final Four Wisconsin Badgers basketball

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- The Wisconsin Badgers are in the 2014 Final Four -- and there's a cool way for you to mark the occasion.Nikco Sports Memorabilia is selling a limited edition basketball featuring statistics from Wisconsin's road to the Final Four for $99.Only 5,000 of the commemorative basketballs will be offered.

Tucson officer to observe Madison crowd control

MADISON (AP) — A representative from the Tucson, Ariz., Police Department will be in Madison this weekend to watch how officers handle the crowds following Saturday's Final Four game.There were no major issues for Madison police when 10,000 fans poured onto State Street after the Badgers beat the Arizona Wildcats last Saturday to advance to the Final Four.

Barry Alvarez weighs in on Badgers Final Four team

ARLINGTON (WITI) -- FOX6's Tom Pipines caught up with UW-Madison's Director of Athletics Barry Alvarez, who weighed in on the Badgers men's basketball team competing in the Final Four.

Otto Puls may be the Badgers good luck charm

MADISON (WITI) -- If you've been to a Badgers basketball home game within the last 50 years, you might know Otto Puls -- he's the guy keeping score, managing equipment and officiating practices."We get everything from the balls, to the equipment to the towels, to the opponents' jerseys, everything like that together so Coach Ryan is ready to go at 1:30.