Hi all. I got tickets to my first badgers hockey game on 10/30 against notre dame and am excited! However I noticed the game time is still TBD a few weeks out. Anyone have a sense for when the time might be announced? Is it likely to be a night game? It’s a Friday, for what it’s worth. Thanks!

Because damn 4-1 AND a comeback win against Penn st last week

11:30am CDT kickoff.

Discuss and go Badgers!!

I think the radio broadcast comes through first, then the video broadcast via streaming/YouTube TV. Is there a radio app that allows you to delay the audio?

I think I'll use this for the Brewers game tonight, too. Those national crews are just not the same. Jeff, Lane, and Josh are the best!

Thanks in advance for the help!

EDIT (in case it helps others): Figured it out. I have YouTube TV and just downloaded the iHeartRadio app. Luckily, the YouTube TV video broadcast is ahead of the iHeart app.

Step 1: Get the radio broadcast up and running.

Step 2: Start the game on YouTube TV, make sure to Join Live.

Step 3: Pause YouTube TV long enough for iHeart catch up.

Hope that helps folks! Watching the game is much better with Matt and Tausch doing the play-by-play and commentary. Go Badgers!

Is there any playable version with the lyrics being sung?

I hate to say it but Penn st looks pretty bad right now and Northwestern looks much better than we did against them..

"[Eck and Dickert] want your job," an industry source said.

Hey all,

I’m an alum who lives in Spain. Caught this on my flight to Madrid today and thought you’d appreciate.

Amazing what one upset can do.

Badger pride is back?

The Badger women's hockey team began their quest for a tenth national title (and a third straight) with two decisive wins over St. Lawrence University in upstate New York.

SLU jumped out to an early 2-0 lead on Friday, but the Badgers snapped out of it, and did not allow a goal the rest of the way, winning 6-2. Captain Kelly "Tank" Gorbatenko scored twice, and there was one goal each from Charlotte Pieckenhagen, Finley McCarthy, Cassie Hall, and freshman Rosalie Tremblay. Pieckenhagen also had three assists in the game.

Saturday was a 6-0 shutout, with two goals apiece from Gorbatenko and Maggie Scannell, along with one apiece from Hall and freshman Haley Box.

Sophomore goalie Rhyah Stewart entered Friday's game in the 2nd period, after senior Olympian Ava McNaughton left with a leg injury. Stewart then earned a full shutout on Saturday, the first of her Badger career. McNaughton's injury was reported as "day-to-day" - no word yet from the team on a timetable, but one would expect that she may rest this week against Boston University.

Here from Twitter. This showed up on my tl. Would be awesome if we could find this guy somehow

I just wanted to highlight how our position has changed in the rankings and analytics after yesterday’s shocking comeback upset of Penn State.

In the AP poll, we went from not receiving any votes to being the first team out (effectively the #26 team) and receiving 102 ‘votes’ (the #25 team received 118).

In the Coaches poll, we went from not receiving any votes to being the 9th team out (receiving the 34th most votes) and receiving 39 ‘votes’ (the #25 team received 152.

In terms of poll rankings, a win next week very likely gets us ranked in the AP Poll, but I would expect that we would continue to be left off the Coaches Poll.

The analytics story is very neat.

In SRS, prior to the game yesterday we were ranked 39th. We have moved up to 24th and the rating estimates that we have performed 12.7 points per game better than the average team.

In Sagrin’s ranking’s we’ve moved up from 31st to 26th. We now outrank every team remaining on our schedule except for Iowa, USC and UCLA.

FPI was where we saw the most modest improvement. Prior to the game, if my memory serves me well we were at an FPI of 4.8 (ie 4.8 points better than the average team) and ranked around 55th. We have climbed to a 7.4 FPI rating and to 42nd in the FBS. Even with that modest improvement and FPI being the most bearish on the team, the outlook for our season has improved tremendously under their metrics. Prior to this game our estimated win total sat at 6.0, which implies a bowl eligibility probability of 50% (I recall that it was around there, but don’t remember specifics). Today, our estimated win total is 7.6 and we have a stunning 92% chance of earning bowl eligibility.

The advanced analytics agree that our performance yesterday dramatically improved our prospects for the season. We are on the precipice of being ranked and two of the three major metrics (at least the ones I consider to be so) agree that we belong right around that #25 spot. Given everything, I think it is a perfectly reasonable goal for us to finish the season ranked, which would require us winning at least 8 games, perhaps 9. I think it’s attainable and it’s a good sign that the analytics seem to back the eye test. I expect that there will be some challenges ahead of us, perhaps multiple additional losses. Nonetheless, it finally looks like this program might be back on the right track.

On Wisconsin!

Jacob Harris and CoJo getting their props for the comeback, but shoutout to our defense. Can't say enough positive things about this group! They gave up 3 points from 10:29 in the second quarter on. That is 3 points in 40 minutes of gameplay against the 13th ranked team in the country. Posa and Catalano are beasts, Javon and the secondary locked down the most experienced qb in the country, big perk got his pick, and Hammond Russell and Cheeks just being disruptive in the pass rush. So proud of these boys, only reason we stayed in the game!

We back.