Paul Bunyan's Axe stays with Bucky

Paul Bunyan's Axe stays with Bucky

MINNEAPOLIS (WITI)-- The Wisconsin Badgers beat the Minnesota Golden Gophers 20-7 in Minneapolis on Saturday thus keeping Paul Bunyan's Axe for the 10th year in a row.This is the second week in a row Bucky's defense hasn't allowed a touchdown.

Badgers balance beats Bowling Green 88-64

Badgers balance beats Bowling Green 88-64

MADISON -- Ben Brust led 6 players in double figures as Bo Ryan's 12th ranked Wisconsin Badgers belted Bowling Green, 88-64 Thursday night at the Kohl Center in Madison.

Badgers barely get by in Green Bay

Badgers barely get by in Green Bay

MILWAUKEE (WITI)-- The No. 20 Wisconsin Badgers Men's Basketball team almost just got by beating UW Green Bay 69-66 at the Kress Events Center on Saturday night.Phoenix Keifer Sykes led both teams in scoring with 32 points and was part of a 10-1 Green Bay run to start the 2nd half.But the Badgers got things together for the win, lead by Frank Kaminsky, who picked up 16 points.

No. 17 Marquette pounds Grambling State, 114-71

No. 17 Marquette pounds Grambling State, 114-71

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- The No. 17 Marquette Golden Eagles pounded Grambling State at the BMO Harris Bradley Center 114-71 on Tuesday, November 12th.Marquette's top scorers were Chris Otule with 17 points and Steve Taylor who added 16 points and 11 rebounds on the night.

White leads Badgers in win over BYU

White leads Badgers in win over BYU

MILWAUKEE (WITI)-- Badgers running back James White stole the show with 3 touchdowns, 2 rushing and 1 passing, today in Bucky's 27-17 win over BYU.

Badgers, the cat's meow in Homecoming win over Northwestern

Badgers, the cat's meow in Homecoming win over Northwestern

MADISON (WITI) -- The Badgers were solid in their 8th Homecoming victory in 10 years beating Northwestern 35-6.Jared Abbrederis got the party going in the first quarter with a 63-yard touchdown reception from Joel Stave.

Badgers' Chris Borland leads the team on and off the field

Badgers' Chris Borland leads the team on and off the field

MADISON (WITI) -- Badgers linebacker Chris Borland is known for his performance on the field -- but it's the good things he is doing off the field that are also turning heads.Borland is feared by his opponents on the helm, and he's been called by his own head coach the best linebacker in the country.However, Borland plays another role when wearing red and white."Since I've walked in here, I've seen great leadership.

Badgers fall to number 4 Ohio State, 31-24

Badgers fall to number 4 Ohio State, 31-24

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WITI)-- The Wisconsin Badgers will have to wait for their 2nd Big Ten Conference win of the season after falling 31-24 to the 4th ranked Ohio State Buckeyes on Saturday night.Although the Badgers fell, they played a pretty clean well fought game with only one turnover.Bucky had 3 touch downs in the loss; the first was by WR Jared Abbredaris in the 1st quarter for 36 yards.

NCAA eases sanctions against Penn State football team

NCAA eases sanctions against Penn State football team

(CNN) -- In an unprecedented action, the NCAA is restoring scholarships to the Penn State University football team that were originally lost last year when the school was sanctioned for its handling of the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal.Sandusky, 69, a former defensive coordinator, was convicted last year of sexually abusing 10 boys he met through his charity.

Badgers blow away Purdue Boilermakers, 42-10

Badgers blow away Purdue Boilermakers, 42-10

MADISON (WITI) -- The Wisconsin Badgers bounced back in a big way from Saturday night's controversial loss at Arizona State with a 42-10 win over Purdue.Melvin Gordon ran for 147 yards and 3 touchdowns; James White gained 145 and scored on a 70 yard dash.Freshman Corey Clement got into the mix with 13 carries for 83 yards and a touchdown.Gary Andersen's 3-1 squad (1-0 Big Ten) faces a tough test at Ohio State next Saturday night.

Paterno family and others to file lawsuit against NCAA

Paterno family and others to file lawsuit against NCAA

(CNN) -- Joe Paterno led the Penn State Nittany Lions for 46 seasons and -- in the process -- became the winningest coach in college football history.Then came the child molestation scandal involving his former defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky and the allegations that Paterno played a role in concealing it.The NCAA vacated 111 of his wins over a 14-year period, fined the school $60 million, reduced scholarships and banned it from bowl games for four years.And Paterno died last year, his iconic reputation in tatters.But come Thursday, his family will launch a fresh battle to see that his legacy doesn't end that way.The lawsuit -- to be filed by the Paterno family, several members of the Penn State Board of Trustees, faculty, former players and coaches -- takes to task the NCAA and a report by former FBI director Louis Freeh, whom the sports body hired to conduct an independent investigation of Penn State's handling of the scandal."The report on which the NCAA relied for its actions is fundamentally wrong, incomplete and inaccurate," a release from the parties filing the lawsuit said. "The consent decree with Penn State was hastily imposed on the University, completely disregarding the rights of the affected parties."The suit is the second filed against the college sports governing body.Pennsylvania Gov.