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State Journal beat reporter Colten Bartholomew breaks down news surrounding the University of Wisconsin football team. 

First, Colten says goodbye to longtime State Journal columnist Tom Oates, who retired this week. Then he talks about what an all-Big Ten schedule could look like, the Big Ten Network's All-Decade Team, and more.

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State Journal beat reporter Colten Bartholomew breaks down the latest news about the Badgers football program. He starts with the news that two Badgers athletes tested positive for COVID-19, and describes what that means going forward. 

He then discusses the special recruiting class UW is building for 2021, and the work Madison Cone and Tyra Turner look to do with the Big Ten's Anti-Hate, Anti-Racism Coalition. 

Bartholomew wraps up by answering listener questions. 

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State Journal beat reporters Colten Bartholomew and Jim Polzin break down the latest in Badgers football and basketball news. 

They start with the football team's return to on-campus workouts and ask if they're worth it in the COVID-19 era. Then they discuss the extended training camp model the NCAA approved on Wednesday. 

Jim and Colten then talk about the hype surrounding Badgers basketball, the experienced core it returns, and its tough nonconference schedule. 

They wrap up by answering listener questions. 

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State Journal beat reporter Colten Bartholomew breaks down the news around Badgers football.

He discusses the Badgers football team being back on campus and how that's being done, and then shares part of his conversation with Chris Kratochvil, the head of the Big Ten's Task Force for Emerging Diseases. 

Colten then looks at what college football programs can learn from the allegations of racism at the University of Iowa. He wraps up the show answering listener questions. 

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State Journal beat reporters Colten Bartholomew and Todd Milewski break down the news around Badgers sports. 

They start with the UW football team's recruiting and the impact 2021 OLB Darryl Peterson could make, then discuss the Power 5 conferences' letter to Congress about name, image and likeness legislation. They also discuss the racism former Badger K'Andre Miller spoke out against, and the passing of Badger hockey legend and broadcaster Rob Andringa. 

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Wisconsin State Journal beat reporter Colten Bartholomew is back to break down the news regarding the Badgers football program.

He starts with breaking down the situation that went into Blake Wilcox not being offered a roster spot for the 2020 team, then goes into the Badgers landing four-star tight end Jack Pugh. He discusses some key 2021 recruits to keep an eye on, then ends the show with thoughts on if a college football season can happen. 

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State Journal beat reporter Colten Bartholomew does a solo podcast from his bedroom closet to talk about Badgers football news.

He starts by breaking down how COVID-19 coronavirus is affecting coaches and players on the recruiting trail, and how they're adjusting. Then Colten breaks down how the regular season might be altered by COVID-19, and the financial impacts that football has on UW athletics. 

Colten then shares part of his conversation with Alvis Whitted, UW's new receivers coach. 

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Wisconsin State Journal beat reporter Colten Bartholomew is back to break down the news of a wild week in Badgers sports.

He starts by describing the rapidly breaking news surrounding the COVID-19 coronavirus impacted the University of Wisconsin football pro day, the men’s basketball team, the women’s hockey team and more. Then he breaks down the biggest winners from UW’s pro day, and talks about challenges the Badgers basketball team may face in the Big Ten and NCAA tournaments.

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State Journal beat reporters Colten Bartholomew and Jim Polzin sit down to discuss the Badgers men’s basketball team’s seven-game win streak and the scenarios that could lead to UW winning the Big Ten regular season championship. They also break down how Big Ten tournament seeding could go for the Badgers. 

Then, they talk about former UW players’ performances at the NFL Scouting Combine and discuss which position battles are the most intriguing heading into Badgers spring practices. 

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State Journal beat reporters Colten Bartholomew and Todd Milewski break down the news around University of Wisconsin football and hockey.

They start with Ted Gilmore’s departure from the UW football program to become Michigan State’s tight ends coach. Colten breaks down what that means for the Badgers and what they need to do in finding a replacement.

Todd then gives his thoughts on what has been a disappointing season for the UW men’s hockey team, and if the Badgers can make a run in the postseason despite a rough regular season. Todd also talks about the women’s hockey team’s chances of repeating as national champions — the Badgers open postseason play next week.

They wrap up talking about construction projects at Camp Randall and Kohl Center, and discuss why UW doesn’t sell beer at events.

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