What to Expect from the Evolving BadgerNotes Community

BadgerNotes, which started as a small platform for Wisconsin Badgers sports discussions, has evolved into a leading independent source for covering the team. As growth brings new challenges, the founder emphasizes a commitment to authenticity, moving away from trends that prioritize views. The focus will now be on in-depth, honest storytelling that resonates with genuine Badgers fans, similar to what Tyler Dunne created at GoLongTD.com. With new team members and platforms,

BadgerNotes aims to provide rich journalism and community interaction while maintaining independence and quality over quantity.

By the Numbers

• BadgerNotes has become the top independent destination for Wisconsin Badgers coverage.
• Dillon Graff offers an 80% discount on an annual VIP subscription for new subscribers.

State of Play

• BadgerNotes will focus on long-form sports journalism and advanced data analysis.
• New hires Seamus Rohrer and Kedrick Stumbris bolster the reporting team and introduce a daily podcast.

What’s Next

Going forward, BadgerNotes will enhance its content offerings and community engagement, integrating a message board with insider information and more platforms to connect with fans of Wisconsin Badgers sports. This could lead to a deeper connection between the platform and its subscribers.

Bottom Line

BadgerNotes is committed to being an independent, unfiltered source for Wisconsin Badgers fans, focusing on creative storytelling and meaningful engagement. Subscribers can expect depth and authenticity in coverage, and the opportunity to be part of a vibrant community built on shared fandom.

Wisconsin Football: 2025 Big Ten Media Days With the start of fall camp less than a week away, the Wisconsin Badgers are represented by Head Coach Luke Fickell and players Billy Edwards Jr., Ricardo Hallman and Jake Renfro at Big Ten Media Days in Las Vegas. The Badgers are featured during the Big Ten’s Wednesday slate of media action, and the Wisconsin crew will complete interviews with local, regional and national media as well as with the Big Ten’s network television partners. Big Ten Network coverage will run from 11:30 a.m. CT until 7 p.m. on Wednesday, with all television…

Big Ten Media Days 2025: Day 2 podium schedule

Big Ten Media Days 2025 marks the league’s first venture to Las Vegas, moving from its traditional Indianapolis venue. The event features discussions on the College Football Playoff system, with Commissioner Tony Petitti advocating for conference-specific bids and play-in games. Coaches, including Indiana’s Curt Cignetti and national champion Ryan Day, have made headlines with their comments. The busy schedule continues with notable sessions on Wednesday, highlighting teams like Penn State, the preseason favorite, and Oregon, last season’s B1G champion.

State of Play

• The event is currently taking place for three days in Las Vegas, with significant media attendance.
• Coaches and players from various schools are addressing media inquiries on their upcoming seasons.

What’s Next

Following the media days, expect further discussions on the implications of the CFP structure and team strategies leading into the season. Anticipate potential shifts in team performance as schools adapt to the changing landscape of college football.

Bottom Line

As the Big Ten expands its reach and influence, it’s critical to monitor how its strategies shape the future of college football and could redefine competitive dynamics among major conferences.