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- Basketball Prospectus
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- Black Shoe Diaries (PSU)
- Boiled Sports (Purdue)
- Down with Goldy
- Every Day Should Be Saturday
- Lake the Posts (NW)
- MGoBlog (Mich)
- Paging Jim Shikenjanski (Minn)
- Spartans Weblog (MSU)
- Sunday Morning Quarterback
Of Interest to Sconnies
- UWBadgers.com
- Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel Badgers Plus
- madison.com sports
- Western College Hockey
- Brats and Beer
- Cute Sports
- Chris West
- Ciskie Blog
- Mid-Season Forum
- Wisconsin Sports Rant
Blogging the Big Ten
Other College Football Team Blogs
Other Madison and UW sites!
3 comments:
Oklahoma drops only 2 spots after a loss to a below average Colorado team.
For a Badger blog to have them out of the top 10? Not sure the thinking there... look at all the so called "elite" programs that have lost games this past week. Wisconsin does nothing beautifully, but who has come out on top every time?
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