Talkin’ Badgers: A Wisconsin Badgers Football and Basketball Podcast

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Talkin’ Badgers: A Wisconsin Badgers Football and Basketball Podcast is a sports podcast hosted by Dillon Graff, with 77 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Dillon Graff hosts Talkin’ Badgers: A Wisconsin Badgers Football and Basketball Podcast, a sports show with 77 episodes published.

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  Episode #57

  Wisconsin basketball loss at Ohio State a reminder of Badgers' limitations

  Feb 20, 202618 minS2

  <p>Despite its deflating loss at the hands of a middling Ohio State Buckeyes squad, this Wisconsin basketball team is still the same group that earned top-10 road wins in Ann Arbor over the Michigan Wolverines and in Champaign over the Illinois Fighting Illini (not to mention a dominating victory over Tom Izzo and the Michigan State Spartans).</p><p>This UW squad that fell 86-69 in Columbus is the same one that erased a massive deficit against the Minnesota Golden Gophers, because it is the same group that put itself in the precarious position of needing a historic comeback...

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  Episode #56

  Wisconsin men's basketball proves new way it can win vs. Minnesota

  Jan 29, 202622 minS2

  <p>Facing a 20-point deficit in the first half, all seemed lost for Wisconsin basketball on Wednesday night. By intermission, that lead slimmed narrowly to 18 points, but that was just enough for the Wisconsin Badgers to mount a comeback tied for the largest in program history.</p><p>Led by John Blackwell’s game-high 23 points, UW, for the second time in eight days, escaped with a dramatic victory over the Minnesota Golden Gophers. By capturing the 67-63 win, Wisconsin tied a program record for the largest deficit overcome in a second half and set a new record with its longest-ever wi...

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  Episode #55

  Injured Wisconsin basketball meets 'a very good Panthers team'

  Dec 28, 202528 minS2

  <p>With recent injuries to NBA Draft prospects John Blackwell and Nolan Winter, Wisconsin basketball could be shorthanded when facing the in-state Milwaukee Panthers. As Big Ten play looms, the Wisconsin Badgers cannot afford to slip up, no matter their injury situation.</p><p>If Blackwell and Winter are unable to play, UW will quickly have to find the secondary scoring options it has been lacking. Against the Central Michigan Chippewas, transfers Braeden Carrington and Austin Rapp combined for 27 points, showcasing some promise of becoming reliable options alongside Blackwell, Winter, and Nick Boyd. </p><p>A fast-paced Milwaukee team could...

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  Episode #54

  Wisconsin basketball returns to face shorthanded BYU Cougars

  Nov 21, 202524 minS2

  <p>All wins on an NCAA Tournament resume are good wins. But a win, in a presumably hostile environment, against a top-20 team would be a great win on Wisconsin basketball‘s NCAA Tournament resume.</p><p>The No. 24 Wisconsin Badgers are out west in Salt Lake City, Utah, to face the No. 9 BYU Cougars. Although the team that cut UW’s March Madness run short less than eight months ago is above Wisconsin in the human polls, some computers like the Badgers more than the Cougars on a neutral court.</p><p>This game, notably not on BYU’s campus...

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  Episode #52

  Wisconsin football flips game in 6 drives, beats Washington

  Nov 9, 202543 minS2

  <p>When the Wisconsin Badgers took to Barry Alvarez Field inside Camp Randall Stadium against the Washington Huskies, Luke Fickell had earned three votes of confidence from Director of Athletics Chris McIntosh. Still, he had yet to earn one from Badgers fans. Under Fickell’s stewardship, Wisconsin football had lost six consecutive games, had not beaten a Big Ten foe in over a year, and was 0-9 against ranked opponents.</p><p>With 60 minutes of complementary football, Fickell just might have changed some hearts and minds.</p><p>“The whole locker room has been behind Coach Fick since day one,” lineba...

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