MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin finished its second season under Luke Fickell at 5-7, marking the program’s first losing record and failure to qualify for a bowl game in 23 years. The results have created more questions than answers about how Fickell moves forward.

Wisconsin football's season ended earlier than most expected, as the Badgers failed to qualify for a bowl game after going just 5-7. The final nail-in-the-coffi

Quarterback Braedyn Locke was among the players who voiced their support of UW coach Luke Fickell after a season-ending loss to Minnesota Saturday.

While some coaches praised Fickell's recruiting efforts when he first arrived, one coach said they felt like a "complete afterthought."

Wisconsin head coach Luke Fickell delivered a clear message to the Badgers’ fanbase after his team’s 24-7 loss to Minnesota on Friday.

After each Wisconsin football game, Badgers beat reporter Mark Stewart answers readers' questions about the game and team.

Athletic director Chris McIntosh was born and raised in Wisconsin. He played for the Badgers, where he became a unanimous All-American, Big Ten offensive lineman of the year, and first-round NFL draft choice.

Wisconsin coach Luke Fickell explained his message to the Badgers’ fan base after Friday’s 24-7 loss to Minnesota completed the program’s first losing season since 2001. “Just like I told the players,

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