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Luke Fickell Will Be Wisconsin Football Coach in 2026. Badgers AD McIntosh Explains Why

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Luke Fickell Will Be Wisconsin Football Coach in 2026. Badgers AD McIntosh Explains Why

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Badgers athletic director Chris McIntosh explains why he still believes in Luke Fickell, what changes will be made to improve the football program and more.See the Story

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Kentucky QB Zach Calzada Apologizes for Video Bragging About NIL Money He Sent to Social Media Critic

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Kentucky QB Zach Calzada Apologizes for Video Bragging About NIL Money He Sent to Social Media Critic

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LEXINGTON, Ky. — Kentucky backup quarterback Zach Calzada has apologized for posting a video in which he appears to brag about the amount of NIL money he was paid to come to play for the Wildcats.See the Story

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