When the head coach says "that's as low as it can be" after a loss, any potential positives are few and far between. Wisconsin football head coach Luke Fickell, nonetheless, pointed to a few "bright spots" during his weekly radio show on Wednesday.

Each week we'll answer your questions about the Wisconsin football team. Here is what was on fans' minds following the loss to Iowa.

After averaging 4.37 yards per carry last year, UW has averaged 3.14 yards per carry so far this year. UW’s passing yards per attempt has actually increased slightly from 6.47 in 2024 to 6.72 so far in 2025, which ranks 92nd nationally.

Iowa football dominated Wisconsin from the opening snap and rolled to a 37-0 win Saturday inside Camp Randall Stadium. The Hawkeyes have now won four straight in the series for the first time since 2002-05.

Fresh off a 37-0 loss to Iowa last week, the Badgers football team turns its attention to No. 1 Ohio State. The Buckeyes come to Camp Randall Oct. 18.

Wisconsin's 37-0 loss to Iowa on Oct. 11 at Camp Randall Stadium extended the Badgers' losing streak to four games and dropped their record to 2-4.

On the way from Iowa City to Madison are markers of beer’s past and vibrant present and the role football plays in holding it all together.

With the Wisconsin Badgers struggling on a four-game losing streak and Luke Fickell on the hot seat, some fans are worried about whether recruits will start get

Tayshon Bardo, who was the second player to commit to Badgers 2026 class, announced Oct. 13 that he was no longer committed to joining the program.