Bucky's 5th Quarter: For Wisconsin Badgers Fans

The first of two episodes this week for Wisconsin Badgers fans. We’re leaning heavily on football to start it off with our continuing 2018 spring position preview series, plus a great conversation with a 2019 Wisconsin commit. Here’s the full breakdown: [00:15–13:45] We start this 40-minute Badger barrage with a look at the tight ends and fullbacks with Land of 10’s Jesse Temple. In Four-Down Territory, we look at how Wisconsin could replace Troy Fumagalli and Austin Ramesh. [14:00–28;55] 2019 Wisconsin commit Bryson Shaw joins B5P to discuss his verbal pledge to the program, how lacrosse has helped him become a better football player, and his recruiting process as a whole. [29:15–39:00] Jesse pops back on to take a look at the deepest position on the defense, the inside linebackers. In another Four-Down Territory, we look at the three-headed monster of T.J. Edwards, Ryan Connelly, and Chris Orr, as well as who could make a splash behind them in the spring. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphon

A supersized show with some amazing guests to talk all things Wisconsin. Here’s the full breakdown: [0:00 to 14:50] Our 2018 spring position previews continue as BadgerBlitz.com’s John Veldhuis stops by for the first of two breakdowns in “Four-Down Territory.” We kick off the show discussing the outside linebackers and who will step up for new position coach Bobby April III alongside Andrew Van Ginkel. [15:10 to 38:20] The NFL Combine kicks off this week, and B5Q’s Owen Riese looks at the Wisconsin Badgers—Jack Cichy, Garret Dooley, Troy Fumagalli, Leon Jacobs, Natrell Jamerson, Nick Nelson—participating in the multi-day extravaganza in Indianapolis [38:40 to 56:40] Drew Hamm returns to spit fire on The B1G Roast with a look at the Big Ten Tournament in the Big Apple, the all-conference awards, and his pick to clinch an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament from the conference. [56:50 to 1:14:30] We wrap up the show with our spring preview of Wisconsin’s wide receivers, a set of players who could be the m

A #strong week of #content for Bucky's 5th Podcast Be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Google and TuneIn! [0:00 to 15:15] The Wisconsin State Journal’s Jason Galloway jumps back on to continue our 2018 Wisconsin spring football position previews as we look at the running backs. In “Four-Down Territory,” we ask what this loaded backfield could bring to the Wisconsin offense with the likes of Jonathan Taylor, Bradrick Shaw, Chris James and Garrett Groshek. [15:30-33:45] “The B1G Roast” returns with Drew Hamm as we break down Wisconsin’s win at Northwestern, along with “lovingly” discussing Nebraska and telling Purdue fans to PANIC! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Another amazing episode of Bucky’s 5th Podcast, and the first of two this week (#content is strong this week). Here’s the full breakdown of the only Wisconsin-centric podcast to have its own silky saxophone intro song: [0:00 to 12:00] The Wisconsin State Journal’s Jason Galloway provides a glimpse of what the safety competition could be in the spring as part of our 2018 spring position previews, all in our “Four Down Territory” format. Who steps up with two seniors--Natrell Jamerson and Joe Ferguson--now gone to contribute alongside an all-conference type player like D’Cota Dixon? [12:15 to 20:35] Walk-on guard Matt Ferris will leave Wisconsin with a year of eligibility to enter the real world. A fantastic discussion with B5Q includes: *Where the redshirt junior is headed in what is referred to as the “Real World” *When he knew he would not return to Wisconsin some of his most cherished memories on and off the court *If he has had the opportunity to reflect upon his time in Madison yet [20:51 to 39:12] C

00:10-15:00: It will be Frank Kaminsky Night at the Kohl Center on Thursday evening when the Wisconsin Badgers face the Purdue Boilermakers. We welcome back former B5Q writer Luke Mueller, who covered Wisconsin’s 2014-15 team that came within striking distance of the NCAA championship, to reminisce about Kaminsky and what stood out about the big man. 15:15-25:00: The first of our 2018 spring football position previews, I look at the Wisconsin Badgers cornerbacks in our “Four Down Territory” segment: *First down: Who’s gone? *Second down: Big name to watch *Third down: Who to watch? *Fourth down: Sleeper pick out of the position? 25:00-34:22: B5Q’s Bob Wiedenhoeft jumps on to breakdown the No. 1 ranked women’s hockey squad, what lies ahead and who has helped make the team so successful within the WCHA 34:35-47:00: “The B1G Roast” returns, as Drew Hamm gives his weekly sermon on the best and worst of the Big Ten, featuring Wisconsin, Rutgers, Michigan State and Illinois 47:05-56:45: We close out the show discus

We are back folks with a jam-packed episode! 00:15-18:00: BadgerBlitz.com's Jon McNamara jumps on the podcast to help us break down the following from National Signing Day 2018: *Wisconsin locking down South Florida cornerback Rachad Wildgoose *Which 2018 commit could make waves early for Wisconsin *Which positions Wisconsin addressed well, and where he felt they could have supplemented better *The 2019 class and how special it could be *Where Wisconsin basketball goes from here after two 2018 targets commit elsewhere 18:25 to 30:45: Newest 2019 Wisconsin commit Hayden Rucci joins B5Q for a chat about the following: *How his parents, former Penn State standouts helped him through the recruiting process (and also his commitment video) *How he publicly announced his verbal commitment on Monday but waited to do so to let other programs know first *His playing style and where Wisconsin sees him in its offense *His visits to Wisconsin and what stood out to him *The connection to the other 2019 commits 30:50 to 4

Former Wisconsin Badgers running back Corey Clement chats with SB Nation's Louis Bien on Thursday, just a few days before Super Bowl LII. Among the topics discussed include: *Reflecting on his journey from undrafted free agent to a Super Bowl participant *Paul Chryst and the direction of the Wisconsin football program *If he has spoken with James White or Melvin Gordon *The Wisconsin connection in Philadelphia with Beau Allen and Chris Maragos as teammates A short but sweet special edition of Bucky's 5th Podcast! Be sure to subscribe on iTunes and Google Play! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In our second episode, we bring on our first Super Bowl champion, a beloved former Wisconsin walk-on and team captain in Philadelphia Eagles safety Chris Maragos, along with one of the newest commits to the class of 2019 in North Carolina wide receiver Nolan Groulx. Plus, we debut the podcast version of our "B1G Roast" with "beloved" and not-yet-fired Drew Hamm. Here's the full breakdown: 0:00-19:00: Chris Maragos chats with B5Q about the following: *How his Eagles fought through injuries to come within a game of being Super Bowl champions *Being a presence on the team despite currently placed on IR due to a PCL injury *How former Badgers like Beau Allen and Corey Clement have contributed to the Super Bowl run *Where he is with rehab and when we should expect him back on the field. *How he isn't surprised that friend and current Wisconsin defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard is thriving as a college football coach 19:00-42:38: Drew joins the B5P to bring the B1G Roast into podcast form, reflecting on the li

You answered our survey, and we hope to deliver what Wisconsin Badgers fans want in a podcast. We bust out our new Badgers-centric show with some great guests in B5Q and Acme Packing Company’s Owen Riese and Pewter Report’s Trevor Sikkema, as they are down in Mobile, Ala., for the Reese’s Senior Bowl watching former college standouts showcase their talents in front of NFL personnel! Lots of insights into how Wisconsin’s Troy Fumagalli and Garret Dooley stack up against other seniors trying to make a name for themselves this week, plus recruiting news. 0:00-4:19: Intro to the newest podcast from Bucky’s 5th Quarter, Bucky’s 5th Podcast 4:20-26:09: College football all-star games! Pewter Report’s Trevor Sikkema and B5Q’s Owen Riese help us break down what they’ve seen at the Reese’s Senior Bowl. Among the topics discussed: *Trevor’s thoughts on Natrell Jamerson and Leon Jacobs from the East-West Shrine Game last week *How Fumagalli and Dooley looked during the Senior Bowl practices on Tuesday and Wednesday