Wisconsin head coach Luke Fickell explained his message to the Badgers' fanbase after Friday's 24-7 loss to Minnesota clinched the program's first losing season since 2001. "Just like I told the players,

Donovan Raiola, the uncle of Nebraska starting quarterback Dylan Raiola, did not shy away from conflict during his college football career or his six

In the aftermath of the game and the subsequent postgame reaction, a video went viral showing an exchange between Badgers coach Luke Fickell and Nebraska offensive line coach Donovan Raiola as Fickell was leaving the field. Related: Braelon Allen, former Wisconsin players react to Badgers historic loss to Nebraska

The bottom of the Wisconsin football program fell out with a whimper as the Badgers fell to the Minnesota Gophers

With Phil Longo no longer mentoring quarterbacks and calling the offense for the Badgers with two games remaining, it's only natural to wonder how those duties will get picked up by the rest of the Badgers staff. Asked today about who will step in to call plays for the Badgers moving forward, Fickell provided a rather interesting answer.

Wisconsin football coach Luke Fickell announced his plans for the Badgers offense after firing offensive coordinator Phil Longo

While some coaches praised Fickell's recruiting efforts when he first arrived, one coach said they felt like a "complete afterthought."

Ryan Walters was fired after only two years at Purdue. Lincoln Riley won’t be fired after three years at USC, but Year 4 could be his last if he doesn’t improve.

Athletic director Chris McIntosh was born and raised in Wisconsin. He played for the Badgers, where he became a unanimous All-American, Big Ten offensive lineman of the year, and first-round NFL draft choice.

It didn’t seem possible for Wisconsin to be in more disarray than two years ago when Paul Chryst was fired at midseason, yet here we are.

Wisconsin faces off against Nebraska, seeking bowl eligibility; offensive coordinator changes could impact the outcome.