Badgers Head Coach Bo Ryan "not totally sure" whether he'll retire after next season

KAUKAUNA — Wisconsin men's basketball coach Bo Ryan now says he's "not totally sure" about whether he will retire after next season.Post-Crescent Media reported Thursday, August 13th that Ryan kept the door open to delaying retirement at an appearance at the U.S. Venture Open golf charity event.In late June, the 67-year-old Ryan announced he planned to retire at the end of the next basketball season.But he said Wednesday that "I haven't submitted any papers yet.

University of Wisconsin basketball coach Bo Ryan to retire after next season

MADISON— Wisconsin Badgers head men's basketball coach Bo Ryan says he plans to retire after next season.Ryan made the surprising announcement on Monday, June 29th.

"Wear red shirts and get in for free:" Summerfest attendees get in free sporting Bucky Badger pride

MILWAUKEE -- It's something pretty much every person in Wisconsin has in his or her wardrobe, and Friday, June 26th it could get you in free to Summerfest.Streaming in through the Summerfest gates on Friday is a sea of red."I have a razor tank shirt, specially purchased.

Kaminsky caps off season with Wooden Award

LOS ANGELES (UW)– Wisconsin men’s basketball senior Frank Kaminsky was officially announced the winner of the 2015 John R.

Badgers' Sam Dekker to skip final season, enter 2015 NBA Draft

MADISON (WITI) -- Wisconsin basketball forward Sam Dekker has announced that he plans to enter the 2015 NBA Draft."These past three years have been the best, most memorable years of my life," Dekker said. "Growing up in the state and being able to wear Wisconsin across my chest has been a dream come true."After lots of thoughts and prayers, I've decided that it is in my best interest to enter the NBA Draft at this time.

"It was a heck of a run!" Fans show support, pride as Badgers arrive home in Madison

MADISON (WITI) -- The Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball team arrived in Madison Tuesday, April 7th after a heartbreaking loss to the Duke University Blue Devils in the national championship game on Monday.

Wisconsin fans take to State Street despite loss to Duke

MADISON (AP) — Wisconsin fans filled State Street in downtown Madison Monday night, April 6th, dancing and jumping around, despite a loss to Duke in the NCAA championship.The Badgers fell 68-63 to the Blue Devils Monday night in Indianapolis.The crowd on State Street chanted, "Let's go Wisco," as they walked up and down Madison's busiest downtown street.Fireworks burst overhead, and police officers kept pedestrian traffic flowing smoothly.University police said they were pleased with crowd behavior during the Final Four matchup with Kentucky over the weekend and had encouraged safety no matter the outcome Monday night.

"Be proud. We sure are!" Players, fans react to Badgers loss on social media, reflect on season

INDIANAPOLIS (WITI) -- The Wisconsin Badgers lost in a heartbreaker Monday night, April 6th in Indianapolis, falling to the Duke Blue Devils 68-63 in the NCAA Tournament's championship game.

Madison police to Badgers fans on State Street: "Show what kind of sportsmanship comes out of UW"

MADISON (WITI) -- The Wisconsin Badgers played in their biggest game in 74 years on Monday night, April 6th when they faced the Duke Blue Devils in the NCAA Tournament's championship game!