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WRCO Evening Sports

WRCO Sports · Mon Mar 10, 2025

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The box are finding no success against the other top teams in the NBA Eastern Conference.

Sunday's 1-12-100 loss to Cleveland means Milwaukee is winless in nine games against the Cavaliers,

the Celtics, and the next this season.

Yannis entered the Coupon, scored 30 points in the loss.

The box led for less than 30 seconds of the game.

Milwaukee's next outing is Tuesday at Indianapolis.

The Badger suffered a stunning upset loss to Penn State on Saturday at home, 86-75.

Penn State came from behind to claim the first victory on Wisconsin's home court in 30 years.

John Blackwell and Stephen Kroll, each scored 19 points.

UW cut the deficit to two, vice was a score of 72-70 with 343 remaining,

but they went the rest of the way without hitting a field goal.

Next up for Wisconsin is the big 10 tournament, and on Thursday,

the Badgers will meet the winner of Wednesday's play-in game between Northwestern and Minnesota.

Wisconsin women's basketball coach, Marissa Mosley, has stepped down after posting a 47-75

record in four seasons at a program that has been struggling to compete in the big 10 for over a

decade. The Badgers went 13-16 this season and lost 81-54 to Iowa in the first round of the

big 10 tournament. Wisconsin has announced, Wisconsin had announced in late January,

that it was looking into a former player's allegations that she was mistreated by Mosley and her

staff. Wisconsin's release announcing Mosley's departure made no reference to those allegations.

Wisconsin's last winning season came in 2010 through 2011.

The Wisconsin women's hockey team has ceded number one in the 2025 NCAA

and tournament after beating Minnesota 3-2 on Saturday. The man dropped a decision Sunday by

the same score ending their season. The women's team is making its 12th straight tournament appearance.

Clarkson and Boston will meet in Madison Thursday night. The winner of that game will take

on the Badgers Saturday with an appearance that next week in the NCAA frozen for on the line.

The NFL's 52-hour legal tampering period arrived with a slew of stars receiving big contracts

to either stay put or join a new team retooling its roster. Over the weekend, the bills and NFL

MVP Josh Allen agreed to an extension that includes a league record $250 million in guaranteed

money and Brown's Edge Russia Miles Garrett agreed to stay in Cleveland on a deal that makes him

the highest compensated non-quarterback in NFL history. His deal will pay him an average

annual salary of $40 million. Quarterback Sam Darnold has agreed to a three-year 105-100-500-5

million dollar contract with the Seattle Seahawks, a person with knowledge of the deal told the

associated press today. The person spoke to the AP on conditions of anonymity because teams can't

sign for agents until Wednesday. Darnold had his best season with them in sort of Vikings in 2024,

leading them to 14 wins. He replaces Geno Smith, who was traded to the Las Vegas Raiders last week.

A person with knowledge of the deal tells the associated press that the New York Chets

and former Pittsburgh Steeler quarterback Justin Fields have agreed to a two-year contract worth

$40 million. Fields would step in as New York starter in place of Aaron Rodgers with the Chets

announced last month they are moving forward without after two seasons. The deal four fields

includes $30 million guaranteed according to the person who spoke to the AP on conditions of

anonymity because of the agreement wasn't announced by the team. The Chets also agreed to terms

with former Baltimore cornerback, I should say, Brandon Stevens on a $36 million deal.

WRCO Sports has been sponsored by Schwartz Insurance, your Wilson Mutual Insurance Agency,

and PCB wealth management committed to helping you pursue your goals whatever they may be.

For WRCO Sports, I'm Tim Thede.

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