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Badger Herald: Sports Badger Herald: Sports View source archive --> Search this source --> ·UW prepares for battle at Capital One Bowl Joe Thomas has a pretty vivid memory of the last time Wisconsin faced Auburn. “I just felt like every time I tackled a guy, I felt like it was the same guy, but he was wearing a different number,” Thomas said. “Those guys were so hard to tackle, you could barely knock them down I feltlike and their ·Eaves' squad readies for holiday break A 4-2 loss to last-place Michigan Tech may leave a bad taste in the mouths of the No. 1 Badgers and their fans heading into winter break, but nobody can take anything away from the first half that Wisconsin put together. It may turn out to be the biggest upset of the year, but the Badgers will have to shake... ·Former assistant coach Jeter returns to Kohl Center Finals week can be a very stressful time for most students, and the men’s basketball team is no exception. After playing an exhausting four games in nine days, the Badgers (8-1) will host one last home game against UW-Milwaukee before taking a 13-day break from competition. “, I was definitely feeling fatigued,” junior point guard... ·Artest attention hungry The attention-hungry Ron Artest is back at it again. I guess it could be worse. This time around he’s not fighting with fans, he’s only asking for a trade; but nonetheless, he has shown that not much has changed since that fateful day in Detroit last season. After all, he could have done things the quiet way. He could have... ·Wisconsin looks to end skid against UW-Milwaukee The Wisconsin women’s basketball team will head into a much-needed break looking to rebound from a five-game losing streak, a slide that saw the Badgers lose a pair to ranked teams and another in double-overtime. UW’s first chance to bounce back will come Wednesday against in-state foe UW-Milwaukee. It is a young series between the two schools that are separated... ·Badgers receive break before continuing road trip After a strenuous and well-played first half of the season, the Wisconsin women’s hockey team (15-2-1, 12-1-1) will enjoy a stretch of more than three weeks rest. Last weekend’s series against the University of Minnesota-Duluth was the Badgers’ last series of 2005. Wisconsin will nextplay against Wayne State on Jan. 6. The Badgers go into the winter break with... ·Showdown: Mustache vs. Hair Eric says: It’s hard to imagine where baseball would be without Rollie Fingers’ handlebars, where the Broncos would be this season if Jake Plummer’s facial monstrosity weren’t leading them or what sports would be at all without the concept of not cutting facial hair during the playoffs. Luckily, we don’t have to imagine these things because they exist in live... ·Badgers clip Seahawks at buzzer What an exciting month the men’s basketball team has had. Posting an 8-1 record, the Badgers recently knocked off UNC-Wilmington in a 40-minute nail biter thanks to junior guard Kammron Taylor’s final-second shot. Taylor also sunk the final shot at the buzzer to give UW the double-overtime victory over Eastern Kentucky at the Paradise Jam tournament. Wisconsin went on to... ·After opening game cold as ice, Taylor remains confident, emerges as hero in final seconds Kammron Taylor stood all alone at center court, arms aloft and jumping in ecstasy, urging the crowd that was chanting his name to share in his sheer unfiltered joy after hitting the deciding shot at the buzzer in Wisconsin’s 54-51 second-half barn burner against UNC-Wilmington. “I wasexcited, man,” a beaming Taylor said of his moment being enveloped in the... ·Wisconsin winds down surprising 1st half of season Despite being upset by Michigan Tech 4-2 last Friday night, the Wisconsin men’s hockey team retained its No. 1 ranking this week, receiving 24 of the 40 first place votes. While head coach Mike Eaves and Badger fans expected another high-caliber team this season, nobody could have expected UW to be off to this hot of a start. At the...

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