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• Revenue sharing with players sends Wisconsin's proposed budget to another record high (copy)

  By Todd D. Milewski Verified| Wisconsin State Journal Verified Expenses for the University of Wisconsin athletic department are projected to increase 16% next school year, setting another record high at a time when it’ll start to share revenue with players. Wisconsin asked for approval of a budget with $198.895 million in expenses for the 2025-26 season. The plan was approved on Wednesday, receiving unanimous approval from the Athletic Board.

  By Todd D. Milewski Verified · Wisconsin State Journal

  Apr. 17, 2025

• Athletic Board approves contract extensions for Wisconsin coaches (copy)

  By Todd D. Milewski Verified| Wisconsin State Journal Verified Five coaches of University of Wisconsin winter sports had routine one-year contract extensions approved by the Athletic Board on Wednesday. The five-year contracts for Greg Gard (men’s basketball), Mike Hastings (men’s hockey), Mark Johnson (women’s hockey), Chris Bono (wrestling) and Yuri Suguiyama (men’s and women’s swimming and diving) now run through the 2029-30 season.

  By Todd D. Milewski Verified · Wisconsin State Journal

  Apr. 17, 2025

• Revenue sharing with players sends Wisconsin's proposed budget to another record high (copy)

  By Todd D. Milewski Verified| Wisconsin State Journal Verified Expenses for the University of Wisconsin athletic department are projected to increase 16% next school year, setting another record high at a time when it’ll start to share revenue with players. Wisconsin asked for approval of a budget with $198.895 million in expenses for the 2025-26 season. The plan was approved on Wednesday, receiving unanimous approval from the Athletic Board.

  By Todd D. Milewski Verified · Wisconsin State Journal

  Apr. 17, 2025

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Wisconsin State Journal

The Wisconsin State Journal is a daily newspaper located in Madison, Wisconsin. Established on December 2, 1839, it has undergone several name changes, becoming the Wisconsin State Journal in 1860. The newspaper has a rich history, initially starting as a Whig publication and later becoming a prominent voice for progressive causes in the early 20th century. The Wisconsin State Journal provides daily print and digital editions that cover local news, sports, and community events. It also offers advertising services in both formats, allowing businesses to reach a wide audience in the Madison area. The newspaper is part of Madison Newspapers, Inc., which collaborates with The Capital Times Company, and is owned by Lee Enterprises.