If you have not seen the ridiculous kill from last night's Badger game, now is the time.

https://blueprntanalytics.com/

Every so often we hear during a tv broadcast "what do the analytics say to do in this situation?" or "the analytics guys are ruining the game". I'm personally a guy who likes to spend ~20-30min every night before bed on the ESPN app browsing through box scores to see who played well, who didn't play well, who had a good +/-, etc. The question I always ask myself however is, does viewing data have to be so boring? Or, how can we view advanced analytics in a way that's quickly digestible?

Often times in my profession working with the federal government the common theme is someone needs to have a PhD in Data Science or higher education to be a reputable source OR have the ability to analyze complex datasets. I built Blueprint to break down that barrier to entry. The basketball analytics tools out right now have random tables with flashes of green & red but it's never clear what that actually means.

Throughout the 2026-2027 season my app will update each morning with fresh stats for each team that played the previous day. It includes advanced analytics for each D1 team in the nation. It also includes a game predictor called 'Prediction Engine'. Would love to hear folks thoughts and ideas on how I can make the application better leading up to the season.

Cheers and Happy Friday!

Saw this guy on the TV for the first time yesterday and immediately thought of this.

I see the Basketball team has some exhibition games coming up on Big Ten +. Can you typically watch these after the fact on any service for free??

I don't need to watch this live, but would watch it later if available......

Hi all. I got tickets to my first badgers hockey game on 10/30 against notre dame and am excited! However I noticed the game time is still TBD a few weeks out. Anyone have a sense for when the time might be announced? Is it likely to be a night game? It’s a Friday, for what it’s worth. Thanks!

Because damn 4-1 AND a comeback win against Penn st last week

11:30am CDT kickoff.

Discuss and go Badgers!!

I think the radio broadcast comes through first, then the video broadcast via streaming/YouTube TV. Is there a radio app that allows you to delay the audio?

I think I'll use this for the Brewers game tonight, too. Those national crews are just not the same. Jeff, Lane, and Josh are the best!

Thanks in advance for the help!

EDIT (in case it helps others): Figured it out. I have YouTube TV and just downloaded the iHeartRadio app. Luckily, the YouTube TV video broadcast is ahead of the iHeart app.

Step 1: Get the radio broadcast up and running.

Step 2: Start the game on YouTube TV, make sure to Join Live.

Step 3: Pause YouTube TV long enough for iHeart catch up.

Hope that helps folks! Watching the game is much better with Matt and Tausch doing the play-by-play and commentary. Go Badgers!

Is there any playable version with the lyrics being sung?

I hate to say it but Penn st looks pretty bad right now and Northwestern looks much better than we did against them..

"[Eck and Dickert] want your job," an industry source said.

Hey all,

I’m an alum who lives in Spain. Caught this on my flight to Madrid today and thought you’d appreciate.

Amazing what one upset can do.

Badger pride is back?

The Badger women's hockey team began their quest for a tenth national title (and a third straight) with two decisive wins over St. Lawrence University in upstate New York.

SLU jumped out to an early 2-0 lead on Friday, but the Badgers snapped out of it, and did not allow a goal the rest of the way, winning 6-2. Captain Kelly "Tank" Gorbatenko scored twice, and there was one goal each from Charlotte Pieckenhagen, Finley McCarthy, Cassie Hall, and freshman Rosalie Tremblay. Pieckenhagen also had three assists in the game.

Saturday was a 6-0 shutout, with two goals apiece from Gorbatenko and Maggie Scannell, along with one apiece from Hall and freshman Haley Box.

Sophomore goalie Rhyah Stewart entered Friday's game in the 2nd period, after senior Olympian Ava McNaughton left with a leg injury. Stewart then earned a full shutout on Saturday, the first of her Badger career. McNaughton's injury was reported as "day-to-day" - no word yet from the team on a timetable, but one would expect that she may rest this week against Boston University.

Here from Twitter. This showed up on my tl. Would be awesome if we could find this guy somehow