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24 against Ohio State after suffering a leg injury. Rucci, UW's best blocking tight end, hasn't played since Sept. Wohler, who started the season opener against Illinois State, hasn't played since suffering a leg injury in week one. "I would say I'm working back," Herbig said Monday. Herbig, who leads the team with 6.0 sacks, missed the Purdue win with a knee injury, but could have played if needed. The Badgers are expected to get three key players back - junior outside linebacker Nick Herbig, sophomore safety Hunter Wohler, and junior tight end Hayden Rucci.

The bye week was beneficial to Wisconsin in a lot of ways, perhaps no more so than on the injury front.

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It is free and a great way to get daily updates on UW football, basketball, recruiting, and more delivered straight to your inbox. Want the latest news on Wisconsin delivered right to your email? Subscribe to the Badger247 newsletter here. "The biggest thing I'm asking of our guys here in this condensed four-game season, really, is the urgency to be really high and go out there and attack, this final stretch of our schedule." "I think it was a very productive bye week for us where guys were able to step back a little bit and just excited to get back on the field this week and face a great opponent that's playing good football at the moment," Leonhard said Monday.

Improving to 2-1 under interim head coach Jim Leonhard, UW was able to use the week off to get a number of key players back healthy for the stretch run of the 2022 season. Coming off the bye week, Wisconsin (4-4, 2-3) looks to collect back-to-back wins for the first time this season as the Badgers host Maryland (6-2, 3-2) in a Big Ten Conference crossover. The game will be streamed on B1G+ (subscription required) and broadcast live on the Hawkeye Radio Network.MADISON, Wis. First pitch at Goodman Softball Complex is scheduled for 1 p.m. Iowa (30-25, 10-12) returns to action on Sunday for the regular season finale at Wisconsin (26-19, 11-10).

This was Iowa’s sixth time being shutout this season.

Carter is three hits away from breaking Iowa’s single-season hit record.

I expect us to come out ready to fight tomorrow.” The game isn’t over until the last our is made and we need to be able to keep fighting. We need to be able to keep our energy up even after we get behind early. Wisconsin added another run in the third. That was it as both runners were left stranded. The Hawkeyes were able to get runners on the corners with two outs as Klosterman and Roman reached on singles to left field in the third inning. The Badgers were able to plate one more in the frame to extend their lead to eight. The Hawkeyes appeared to have gotten out of the inning, but an appeal on a foul tip gave Wisconsin another life and took advantage hitting a two-run home run. Wisconsin added another run in the second inning on an RBI double. Loecker entered the game with one out in the inning and got two quick outs to limit the damage. The Badgers took the lead, 4-0, in the bottom of the first plating four runs on four hits and one walk. She led off the game with a single up the middle, but the next three hitters were retired as the top of the first came to an end. Senior Nia Carter was back in the leadoff spot after six games in the three-spot. Iowa’s offense was held to only three hits. Sophomore Emma Henderson entered in the fourth and retired the Badgers in order for the only time in the contest. Senior Breanna Vasquez (16-8) got the start and was relieved by junior Denali Loecker. The Hawkeyes used three different arms in the game. The University of Iowa softball team fell to Wisconsin (9-0) in five innings on Saturday afternoon at Goodman Softball Complex as the Badgers took the series.

ISAAC - Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.