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3 things that stood out from Wisconsin football's tight ends coach Wisconsin's tight end group continues to evolve under the Badgers' Air Raid scheme. Here's what its position coach said Wednesday.
4 observations from Wisconsin football's 9th spring practice Some of the players the Badgers will lean on this year are beginning to emerge. Here's what we learned Thursday.Â
