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Why We Love Our Green Bay Packersnew

It's not just generic fan fever -- it's in our DNA.
Isthmus  |  Jason Joyce  |  01-13-2012  |  Sports

The Huskers Invasion of Madisonnew

After more than 18 years as a season-ticket holder for Wisconsin Badgers football games, I can say that I've never seen anything quite like the surge of Nebraska pride as Cornhuskers fans invaded Madison to watch their beloved team's debut Big 10 game.
Isthmus  |  Kathy Bailey  |  10-05-2011  |  Sports

Memories of Stan Van Gundynew

"Beleaguered" would be the perfect word to describe Stan Van Gundy's brief career in Madison as the University of Wisconsin's men's basketball coach, if "disheveled" wasn't also available. But now he stands on the brink of redemption.
Isthmus  |  Jason Joyce  |  06-08-2009  |  Sports

Runner Matt Tegenkamp Looks Forward to His Olympic Momentnew

If Madison's Matt Tegenkamp is feeling nervous about running the race of his life at the Olympics in Beijing next month, he's not showing it.
Isthmus  |  Jason Joyce  |  07-28-2008  |  Sports

ChiRunning is a New Approach to Running Injury-Freenew

What if all -- or even most -- of those running injuries you've sustained over the years were attributable to poor biomechanics? What if someone suggested a running technique that could forestall a recurrence of your Achilles tendonitis or plantar fasciitis, relieve your chronic knee and ankle pain and help prevent more muscle pulls?
Isthmus  |  David Medaris  |  07-21-2008  |  Sports

Sports Bloggers Don't Deserve the Indignation of Mainstream Commentatorsnew

Blogs are not the enemy. As with any medium, there are good actors and bad. Sports fans are supplementing their consumption of mainstream columnists with their favorite blogs, not choosing one over the other.
Isthmus  |  Jason Joyce  |  06-02-2008  |  Sports

Bike Polo Brings a Familiar Game to the Asphaltnew

It's a warm Sunday afternoon on the tennis courts at a Madison park, and two teams of three riders -- each with a mallet in one hand, handlebars gripped in the other and both feet on the pedals -- are going after a street-hockey ball yet somehow avoiding collisions with each other.
Isthmus  |  David Medaris  |  04-29-2008  |  Sports

Roland Hernandez is Passionate About Baseball Batsnew

Hernandez, who has worked for the Forest Service for 17 years, has started his own bat operation, turning rock-hard sugar maple billets into Rock Bats.
Isthmus  |  Jason Joyce  |  07-02-2007  |  Sports

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