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"Jump Around" from the comfort of your own home on Thursday with the Big Ten Network. |
 | By Andrew Wagner OnMilwaukee.com Reporter E-mail author More articles by Andrew Wagner |
| Published June 13, 2008 at 8:21 a.m. |
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Are you suffering from Camp Randall Stadium withdrawal? Do you feel an overwhelming urge to "Jump Around?" The Big Ten Network has you covered.
On June 19 - that's next Thursday - the Big Ten Network celebrates "Wisconsin Day" with 24-hours of Badger-related programming.
The schedule includes some of Wisconsin's best performances in 2007-08, including the Big Ten Men's Basketball Tournament championship game against Illinois, the thrilling road win at Indiana thanks to Brian Butch's last-second heroics, the Big Ten Indoor Track and Field Championships and the women's soccer team's win against Ohio State. In addition, the 2008 spring football game will air in its entirety at 9 a.m.
Also to air is the 2003 Wisconsin-Ohio State football game, in which third-string quarterback Matt Schabert led the Badgers to a stunning, 17-10 victory in Columbus, the 1999 Rose Bowl and the 1997 basketball game between Wisconsin and No. 2 Minnesota a 66-65 upset at the UW Field House.
The lineup also includes campus-produced profiles of notable Wisconsin alums like runner Suzy Favor-Hamilton, women's hockey coach Mark Johnson and NPR host Michael Feldman.
Now ... if only the Big Ten Network was available to Time Warner Cable subscribers.
All times Central
5am Campus Programming
Wisconsin Reflections: Kelly Cobiella
CBS News Reporter
5:30am Campus Programming
Wisconsin Reflections: Michael Feldman
National Radio Show Host, "Whad'Ya Know?"
6am Big Ten Women's Soccer
Wisconsin 1, Ohio State 0 (10/7/07)
Taylor Walsh notched her third goal of the season and the Badgers'
defense allowed Ohio State just three shots on goal through the 90
minutes.
8am Campus Programming
Wisconsin Reflections: Mark Johnson
Coach of the Badger women's hockey team and Olympic gold medalist
9am Big Ten Spring Football presented by Jimmy John's
Wisconsin held the annual spring football game on April 9
11am Campus Programming
Wisconsin Reflections: Allee Willis
Grammy-winning songwriter
12pm The Big Ten's Greatest Games
Men's Basketball: Wisconsin 66, Minnesota 65 (3/8/97)
Ty Calderwood sank a pair of free throws in the final moments, part of his team-high
19 points, to give Wisconsin a 66-65 win against archrival and second-ranked Minnesota.
The Badger victory snapped the Gophers' 12-game winning streak.
2pm The Big Ten's Greatest Games
Football: Wisconsin 17, Ohio State 10 (10/11/03)
The Badgers appeared to be in dire straits when starting quarterback Jim Sorgi left the
game with an injury, but backup Matt Schabert completed a long touchdown pass to Lee Evans
in the fourth quarter to give Wisconsin a 17-10 victory.
4pm Big Ten Indoor Men's Track & Field Championships (3/2/08)
The Badgers captured a Big Ten-record eighth straight Big Ten Conference
Indoor Track and Field Championship. Wisconsin used home-track advantage
to finish with 25 more points than its nearest competitor.
6pm Campus Programming
Wisconsin Reflections: Suzy Favor Hamilton
Former 3-time Big Ten Female Athlete of the Year
6:30pm Big Ten Men's Basketball Tournament Championship Game
Wisconsin 61, Illinois 48 (3/16/08)
The Badgers followed their regular season Big Ten title with a Big Ten Tournament
trophy, defeating Illinois in the championship game, 61-48. Brian Butch scored 12
points and grabbed four rebounds to help extend the team's winning streak to 10 games.
8pm Big Ten Tonight
Wisconsin Year-In-Review
8:30pm Big Ten Tonight
Wisconsin Year-In-Review
9pm Big Ten Men's Basketball
Wisconsin 68, Indiana 66 (2/13/08)
In one of the most exciting games of the Big Ten season, Brian Butch banked in a
three-pointer with five seconds left to give the Badgers a 68-66 victory in Bloomington.
Jason Bohannon knocked down six three-pointers as he scored a career-high 18 points.
11pm Big Ten Tonight
Wisconsin Year-In-Review
11:30pm Big Ten Tonight
Wisconsin Year-In-Review
12am Campus Programming
First Wave
1am The Big Ten's Greatest Games
1999 Rose Bowl: Wisconsin 38, UCLA 31 (1/1/99)
Ron Dayne tied a modern Rose Bowl record with four rushing touchdowns, including
scoring runs of 54, 7, 10 and 22 yards. Jamar Fletcher's 46-yard interception return
for a touchdown in the fourth quarter gave the Badgers a 10-point cushion and capped
Wisconsin's scoring.
4am Big Ten Tonight
Wisconsin Year-In-Review
4:30am Big Ten Tonight
Wisconsin Year-In-Review
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