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Colin Russo, Mike Rizzo and Kristina Costanza do the Happy Hour, Monday Midterms.

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- The oldest living man turns 114

Wisconsin football is starting to feel different. Are Badgers fans ready to jump back in?

Jim Rutledge and Riley Jauch discuss the excitement surrounding Wisconsin football after its recent run of success and whether the Badgers are entering a new era of Wisconsin football.

Riley believes now is the time for Wisconsin fans to jump back in, especially with the Badgers showing they have what it takes to compete and with massive opportunities against UCLA and USC still ahead. He also wants Camp Randall packed when USC comes to Madison in what could be a ranked matchup.

The guys also look ahead to what's next for Wisconsin, including the bye week, getting healthy, improving the running game and giving young players more opportunities.

In this segment:

🦡 Is Wisconsin football entering a new era?

🔥 Why Riley thinks Badgers fans should jump back in

🏟️ Why Wisconsin needs Camp Randall packed for USC

📈 What the Badgers need to improve during the bye week

🏃 Why fixing the running game remains a priority

💪 Getting healthy before the next stretch of the season

🌟 Why the guys are more excited about Wisconsin football than they have been in a long time

🏆 Can the Badgers continue building toward the “glory days”?

The Badgers have already changed the conversation. Now comes the chance to prove this is more than just a hot streak.

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Brewers legend Nyjer Morgan, T-Plush himself, joins Kyle & Brust after being in the building for Milwaukee’s dramatic Game 2 win over San Diego. Morgan calls Jackson Chourio’s walk-off one of the most magical moments in Brewers history outside of his own iconic 2011 hit and explains just how impressive it was for the 22-year-old to battle against Mason Miller throwing 104 MPH. Morgan says Chourio is operating on a different level and compares seeing his talent at such a young age to watching Andrew McCutchen develop in Pittsburgh.

T-Plush also weighs in on the conversation surrounding Miller potentially tipping his pitches, saying identifying tendencies has always been part of baseball and that players on the bench are constantly studying pitchers for anything they can find. Looking ahead to Game 3, Morgan believes Milwaukee should let Dustin May work an inning or two before unleashing its bullpen, which he thinks deserves far more respect after dominating the first two games of the series.

What makes these Brewers different? Morgan says everybody genuinely believes in everybody else. There aren’t many traditional superstars, but the entire roster understands its role, produces timely hitting and has completely bought into Pat Murphy’s approach. T-Plush explains why the manager matters enormously in baseball and says Milwaukee’s organizational structure, from Murphy to Matt Arnold, has created the belief powering this postseason run.

And T-Plush is officially climbing aboard the championship float. After throwing out the first pitch before Game 2, Morgan makes his prediction crystal clear: “We’re definitely going to be raising a trophy.”

Waddle and Silvy continue discussing how the Bears got the job done against the Jets before they're joined by White Sox radio color analyst Darrin Jackson to set the scene ahead of Game 2 of Sox-Guardians.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Top Two at Two.

Guests include Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport Director of Public Affairs Harold Mester.

We also talk about the identity of the runner who died while participating in the Milwaukee Lakefront Half Marathon and the highlights from the Milwaukee Brewers NLDS Games 1 and 2.

Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport Director of Public Affairs Harold Mester talks about how today, the airport is celebrating its 100th anniversary. What does this milestone mean for Milwaukee County? What kinds of celebrations are taking place? What new projects are underway at Mitchell? What new flights will be added for travelers?

Waddle and Silvy continue dissecting an all-time weekend in Chicago sports and dissect the success of the Bears and White Sox.

1. The Brewers are in San Diego with a chance to catch their breath after a pair of thrilling one-run wins over the Padres in the NLDS.

2. Flu cases are already on the rise, especially on the west coast.