The stars are out for the 2015 NCAA Tournament national championship game, with the Houston Texans' J.J. Watt, a former Badger, and tennis star Caroline Wozniacki making an appearance in one of the Wisconsin sections.
With the Wisconsin Badgers appearing in their first NCAA Tournament Final since 1941 on Monday night against Duke, you know that there are a lot of Badgers supporters that are very proud of this moment. In particular, there are a lot of Wisconsin alums
With the Wisconsin Badgers appearing in their first NCAA Tournament Final since 1941 on Monday night against Duke, you know that there are a lot of Badgers supporters that are very proud of this moment. In particular, there are a lot of Wisconsin alums
Harris, who spoke to Sporting News in conjunction with the Capital One Cup, isn't worried about Watt at the moment. The Dallas Mavericks' race to climb the Western Conference standings is his primary focus. Of course, there's that whole matter about
The other? Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, the reigning NFL MVP who watched with actress/girlfriend Olivia Munn (not pictured): Aaron Rodgers Streeter Lecka/Getty Images. If you don't believe Rodgers, who played at California, can be a