With a bruising ranked-on-ranked matchup against the Minnesota State Mavericks in the books, Wisconsin hockey looks to stay undefeated on the season.

With Oregon set to take on Wisconsin in Week 9, here's five Badgers that Duck fans should know ahead of their clash on Saturday.

While Oregon got back on track, Wisconsin continued its slide with a 34-0 loss to No. 1 Ohio State. The Badgers began the season 2-0 but have lost five consecutive games, including a 0-4 stretch in Big Ten play. Wisconsin is one of five teams in the conference that haven't won a game against Big Ten competition thus far.

MILWAUKEE - The magic number for Wisconsin head coach Greg Gard is ten. Heading into his 11th year leading the Badgers, Gard believes the teams where he can co

With Oregon set to battle Wisconsin this Saturday, let's break down five questions the Ducks will have to answer throughout the game.

The Badgers have lost their last two by a combined score of 71-0 heading into Saturday's daunting game against No. 6 Oregon at Autzen Stadium.

A flurry of transfers and a unique freshman class means very little roster continuity for the Wisconsin Badgers, but you should expect a familiar gameplan from a season ago.

On Tuesday's edition of "Wake Up Barstool," Wisconsin alum "Big Cat" mourned in what the reeling Badgers have been reduced to.

The Oregonian/OregonLive reached out to Wisconsin beat reporter Colten Bartholomew ( @CBartWSJ on X) of the Wisconsin State Journal to pose five questions about the Badgers and get a prediction.

The Wisconsin Badgers are facing an increasingly tall task in retaining a defensive line commit as the losses pile up alongside number of programs looking to flip the recruit.

The NCAA selection committee released its first in-season top-16 rankings on Oct. 19 and slotted the Badgers at No. 12. Granted, that was before the Badgers’ four-set loss to USC, which was No. 25 in the AVCA coaches poll and not ranked in the committee’s rankings.

Oregon’s only loss of the season, a 30-20 setback to then-No. 7 Indiana Hoosiers, was due in part to making Dante Moore uncomfortable. Moore was sacked six times and threw two interceptions, as the Hoosier defense kept the quarterback flustered throughout the game.