Published April 17, 2013
If you watched games, including 13 Super Bowls, you heard Pat Summerall make the play-by-play with a number of different analysts in the press box. His longest serving partner was former Raiders coach John Madden.
Published April 2, 2013
The women of the Green Bay Chill have been preparing for the 2013 season for the better part of a year as the Legends Football League expanded into Canada and Australia while re-branding the league and dropping the "Lingerie" from it's title. This is an amateur league, and the women of the Chill have proven it's all about the love of the game for them.
Published March 7, 2013
OnMilwaukee.com catches up with Mike Leckrone the veteran composer and director of the UW-Madison Marching Band, to discuss his long tenure at Madison and what has changed since the early years - and to see if he really does remember the names of all his former players.
Published Feb. 4, 2013
Fundraisers, mitten fest and a taste of Africa - all this and more in the Weekly Nibble.
Published Feb. 1, 2013
Sure, the Pack may not be in the Super Bowl this year. But Wisconsin is still football country, right? Here are some places where you can enjoy a party atmosphere amazing deals while you watch the game - even though Mr. Rodgers & Co. won't be on the screen.
Published Jan. 25, 2013
"There were talks here and there, and things were finalized on Monday," said Dan O'Donnell, who this week jumped from WTMJ-AM 620 over to news and talk rival WISN-AM 1130.
Published Dec. 27, 2012
I never wear clothing with sports logos. Ever. Well, until this week, in New Orleans, I wore a "Geaux Saints" T-shirt, and you know what? I learned a lot about fandom.
Published Dec. 10, 2012
Bret Bielema's sudden departure from the University of Wisconsin has once again highlighted the fact the Big Ten has struggled to find (and keep) quality coaches in football. Wisconsin has a chance to prove its program, and its conference, are big time.
Published Sept. 25, 2012
In sports, I like to think that those of us who back the "hometown" teams are pretty spoiled. We've had a surging baseball team, the Badgers, Panthers and Golden Eagles have been competitive, and there's the Green and Gold. Out of all of them, NFL football reigns supreme.
Published Sept. 25, 2012
I don't usually go for blondes. And I really don't watch football. (Silence your gasps.) But, a flaxen-haired Adonis has captured my interest and is keeping my bottom glued to the couch during Packer games.
Published Sept. 13, 2012
These Jim Beam-fueled cocktail recipes are sure to liven up your game-viewing experience.
Published Aug. 23, 2012
Starting early next year, "Jimmy Kimmel Live" will air at the same time as "The Tonight Show" and "Late Night With David Letterman." Actually, are Jay Leno and David Letterman ready to go head-to-head against Jimmy Kimmel?
Published July 31, 2012
I really wanted to get into the spirit of the 2012 London Olympics, and the Three Lions Pub in Shorewood showed me a right proper time.
Published May 21, 2012
Bounties. Concussions. Lawsuits. Suicide. These are the NFL buzz words littering the off-season air of late, making headlines in areas the league wishes would vanish. Will the landscape of football suffer because of all the negative press? Five high school head football coaches offered up their opinions on the latest matters in the sport.
Published March 14, 2012
It's usually elementary to peg someone for the glamour positions on the gridiron, but the position of punter sometimes ends up a de facto choice - whoever wants it, can have it. Brookfield native Brad Nortman, who has served as the Wisconsin Badgers' punter for the last four seasons, not only raised his hand to accept the role, he turned himself into a sandlot weapon.
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