The sixth-year senior will be eligible next season as a graduate transfer.

State Journal beat reporters Colten Bartholomew and Jim Polzin are back to discuss the big news in Badgers sports.

Former UW linebacker says college football puts players in "situations that will compromise their long-term health."

Cephus departs Wisconsin after making 93 receptions for 1,496 yards and 13 touchdowns in three seasons with the Badgers.

The ultimate Jonathan Taylor Highlights

The University of Wisconsin football team finished just outside the top 10 in the final Associated Press Top 25 poll of the year.

As great as watching a Badgers game at Camp Randall Stadium can be in early October, when the sun is bright and the air is crisp, seeing a game at the Rose Bowl is a rare treat.

UW will host Indiana in the opener on Sept. 4. 

Aron Cruickshank starred as a kick returner for the Badgers this season. He had two kickoff returns for TDs, including a 95-yard return in the Rose Bowl.

Tyler Biadasz, a junior from Amherst, was UW's first Rimington Award winner as the nation's top center.

UW's top receiver tweets decision to go pro.

The Badgers battled to the end, but came up one point short to Oregon in the 106th Rose Bowl on New Year's Day in Pasadena, CA.

Our Wisconsin State Journal team offers a closer look at the athletes that have committed to playing football at the University of Wisconsin beginning in the 2020 season. 

With the addition of running back Jalen Berger, UW's 2020 recruiting class is currently ranked as its best in program history.

Don Bosco Prep (N.J.) star athlete Jalen Berger was a dominant and dynamic offensive player in his four-year varsity tenure with the Ironmen. Berger announced his commitment to the Wisconsin Badgers after over 1,400 yards and 18 touchdown during his senior season.

Jalen Berger, a consensus four-star running back recruit, committed to the Badgers on Jan. 4, 2020, at the Army All-American Bowl. 

Jonathan Taylor tweeted his decision Friday night, ending one of the best UW football careers in history.

After three outstanding seasons with the University of Wisconsin football team, tailback Jonathan Taylor is ready for a new challenge. 

While he hasn’t explicitly stated so, all signs point to the Rose Bowl being running back Jonathan Taylor’s final game with the University of Wisconsin football team.

Key returners: Noah Burks (redshirt sr.), Izayah Green-May (redshirt jr.)

Key returners: Caesar Williams (redshirt sr.), Faion Hicks (redshirt jr.), Deron Harrell (redshirt jr.), Rachad Wildgoose (jr.), Donte Burton (redshirt soph.), Semar Melvin (redshirt fr.)

Key returners: Mike Maskalunas (redshirt sr.), Jack Sanborn (jr.), Leo Chenal (soph.)

Key returners: Isaiahh Loudermilk (redshirt sr.), Garrett Rand (redshirt sr.), Matt Henningsen (redshirt jr.), Bryson Williams (jr.), Keeanu Benton (soph.),

UW returns a deep, experienced roster and expects to add a number of talented recruits for the 2020 season.

Whether it was because UW wasn't ready to play its best game or because Oregon made the Badgers do it or because that's just the way the football bounced, 11th-ranked UW played an uncharacteristically sloppy game against seventh-ranked Oregon in the Rose Bowl Wednesday and paid for its mistakes.

It marked the fourth consecutive loss in the Rose Bowl for UW, and the first time since 2013 that the program lost its final two games of the year.

In front of more than 90,000 people, Badgers’ sophomore receiver and kick returner Aron Cruickshank — listed at 5-foot-9 and 161 pounds — shined bright despite his team’s 28-27 loss.

Justin Herbert isn't the elite runner at quarterback that the Badgers have seen in other quarterbacks like Ohio State’s Justin Fields or Nebraska’s Adrian Martinez, but he’s about as effective.

A quick look at the Wisconsin Badgers' 28-27 loss to the Oregon Ducks in the Rose Bowl on Wednesday in Pasadena, California. 

State Journal columnist Tom Oates grades the UW football team's performance in a 28-27 loss to the Oregon Ducks in the Rose Bowl on Wednesday in Pasadena, California.

The University of Wisconsin football team lost a hard-fought battle to the Oregon Ducks 28-27 in the Rose Bowl on Wednesday in Pasadena, California. 

Get the latest analysis, injury reports and highlights as the UW football team squares off against the Oregon Ducks in the Rose Bowl.

Key returners: Cole Van Lanen (redshirt sr.), Tyler Beach (redshirt jr.), Kayden Lyles (redshirt jr.), Logan Bruss (redshirt jr.), Josh Seltzner (redshirt jr.), Josh Seltzner (redshirt jr.), Logan Brown (soph.)

Key returners: Jake Ferguson (redshirt jr.), Cormac Sampson (redshirt soph.) Clay Cundiff (soph.), Hayden Rucci (soph.)

From the players to the fanfare to the game, the State Journal has you covered at the Rose Bowl. Check out all of our preview coverage here. 

Key returners: Jack Dunn (redshirt sr.), Adam Krumholz (redshirt sr.), Kendric Pryor (redshirt sr.), Danny Davis (sr.)

Key returners: Mason Stokke (redshirt sr.), John Chenal (jr.), Quan Easterling (soph.)

Key returners: Garrett Groshek (sr.), Nakia Watson (redshirt soph.), Isaac Guerendo (redshirt soph.), Julius Davis (soph.)

Key returners: Jack Coan (sr.), Chase Wolf (redshirt soph.), Graham Mertz (soph.), Danny Vanden Boom (redshirt jr.)

The Badgers made Big Ten history 20 years ago today by becoming the first team to win back-to-back Rose Bowls! Here's a collection of articles and photos we've rounded up to mark the anniversary.

Though the College Football Playoff has diverted some attention from the New Year's Day staple, it remains a great showcase for what makes college football so fun.

For some Badgers fans, getting one of the roughly 25 counter seats inside Pasadena restaurant Pie 'n Burger, or a spot at one of the three tables, has been a tradition when UW makes it to the Rose Bowl.

The UW Marching Band performed Tuesday at the Rose Bowl Bash in downtown Los Angeles. The Badgers play Oregon in the Rose Bowl on Wednesday in Pasadena, California.