Who has the edge when No. 8 Wisconsin hosts Kent State?

Beat reporters Jim Polzin and Colten Bartholomew discuss No. 8 UW's offense and preview the matchup against Kent State. 

The trio has been effective for UW's retooled offensive line this season.

Mindfulness training helps players remain relaxed and focused.

Vocal Chris Orr and quiet Jack Sanborn are the perfect match in defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard’s aggressive defense.

Issues on special teams could hurt the Badgers when Big Ten play resumes.

Get the latest analysis, injury reports and highlights as the No. 8 Wisconsin Badgers host the Kent State Golden Flashes on Saturday at Camp Randall. 

Late safety movement and strong linebacker play was Northwestern's best shot at slowing Jonathan Taylor.

Lewis, 33, who played quarterback and tight end at UW from 2004 to '07, is the youngest head coach in the Football Bowl Subdivision.

Jack Coan passed for just 113 yards and threw his first interception of the season in UW's 24-15 win over Northwestern on Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium.

Linebacker Leo Chenal, nose tackle Bryson Williams questionable for Saturday's game against Kent State.

The Giants rookie suffered the injury during Sunday's victory against the Redskins.

The No. 25 Spartans (4-1, 2-0) haven’t played at Camp Randall since 2012.

Coordinator Jim Leonhard did masterful job keeping Northwestern guessing where pressure was coming from.

The Badgers (4-0, 2-0 Big Ten Conference) have a chance to get their offense back on track when they host Kent State at 11 a.m. Saturday in their final non-conference game of the year.

Chris Ash’s tenure as Rutgers’ football coach is over after three-plus seasons that resulted in only three Big Ten Conference victories.

After opening the 2019 season with three games in which the offense averaged 48.3 points per game and — gasp! — threw the ball as well or better than it ran it, eighth-ranked Wisconsin went back to its traditional look in a 24-15 victory over Northwestern Saturday at Camp Randall.

The Wildcats were within 7-3 late in the third quarter until the Badgers (4-0, 2-0 Big Ten) — specifically the defense, which scored two touchdowns — finally created some breathing room.

Burrell had a pass break-up and a big hand in the first of UW’s two defensive touchdowns on Saturday in the win over Northwestern, and Pearson momentarily knocked Wildcats QB Hunter Johnson out of the game with a big hit early in the fourth quarter.

There were a handful of costly miscues on special teams Saturday for the No. 8 Badgers, who overcame them on the strength of a stellar defensive performance to down the Wildcats 24-15 at Camp Randall.

A quick look at the 8th-ranked Wisconsin Badgers' 25-14 win over the Northwestern Wildcats in their Big Ten West opener Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison.

State Journal columnist Tom Oates grades the No. 8 Wisconsin Badgers' play in their 24-15 win over the Northwestern Wildcats in their Big Ten West opener Saturday at Camp Randall.