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Wisconsin becomes first Power Four school to offer QB from Georgia
The Wisconsin Badgers offered Teddy Jarrard, a class of 2027 quarterback from Kennesaw, Georgia, on Tuesday. The Badgers are certainly playing the long game with the 6-foot-3, 190-pound athlete. They are one of the first programs to extend the high school freshman a scholarship offer. Jarrard has also received offers...
Pet of the week: Meet Lark!
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - A 4-month-old puppy is looking for a forever home. Meet Lark! Underdog Pet Rescue organizers say he’s an “Alabama special.” He is originally from the south and has been at the rescue for about a month. Playful puppy Lark is about 20 pounds....
Storm brings back memories ahead of 40th tornado anniversary in Barneveld
BARNEVELD, Wis. (WMTV) - Tornado sirens triggered sad memories for Barneveld community members as they cleanup debris from Tuesday’s storm. On June 8th, 2024 it’ll be 40 years since an F5 tornado blew through Barneveld. The severe storms from Tuesday impacted some people with tree damage, minor property damage and power outages. No injuries have been reported.
Date set for special storm brush collection in City of Middleton
MIDDLETON, Wis. -- Debris cleanup from Tuesday's severe weather may take some time to complete. The City of Middleton has set a date for residents to make available the collected debris and other damaged materials for pick-up.
Home Talent: Local Nine opens season with a win over Black Earth
Picking up where they left off in 2023, Waunakee’s Local Nine won an 11-7 slugfest with Black Earth on Sunday to open the 2024 Home Talent campaign. “It was a very good first game of the year,” said Local Nine head coach Justin Acker. “Everyone got in and contributed. The bullpen did a great job of giving up on only one run in six innings. (Shea) DuCharme had a phenomenal diving catch in the fifth inning saving at least two runs, and we turned a...
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Wisconsin offers class of 2026 wide receiver from Tennessee
The Wisconsin Badgers football team extended a scholarship offer to Keeyshawn Schneider, a 6-foot-0, 175-pound wide receiver from Chattanooga, Tennessee, on Tuesday. Schneider has now received offers from six different Division 1 programs. Those include Auburn, Colorado, Kentucky, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Wisconsin. To this point, the Badgers are the only Big Ten team to offer him, but that will likely change sooner rather than later.
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