Football enthusiasts flock to UW-Platteville for public training session of the Badgers' team
Wisconsin Badgers Kick Off 2025 Season Against Miami (OH) at Home
The Wisconsin Badgers are set to begin their 2025 football season at home, with their first game scheduled against Miami (OH) on Thursday, August 28, 2025, at Camp Randall Stadium, Madison, Wisconsin.
The opening game, a Thursday night match-up on the Big Ten Network, marks an exciting start to the season for Badger fans across the state. The practice session before the big day took place at UW-Platteville's Pioneer Stadium on Saturday evening, drawing a crowd that included the Gunnelson family from Dubuque, Iowa.
Chad Gunnelson, a member of the family, expressed his enthusiasm for the Badgers, stating, "We're big Badger fans." However, they did not express excitement about the team practicing in their hometown, nor did they mention attending the practice for free due to being 12 or younger. Instead, their stated purpose for attending was to cheer on the Badgers and perhaps get some autographs.
Nine-year-old Ben Kelly, who attended the practice in Platteville, Wisconsin, was particularly excited about the Badgers practicing in his hometown. He expressed his hope that the team will get back into a bowl game this season.
Admission to the open practice cost $5 per person, with kids 12 and younger receiving free admission. The practice provided an opportunity for fans to get a sneak peek of the team before the big game against Miami (OH).
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The opponent for the first game of the season is Miami of Ohio, and the Badgers will be looking to start the season off on the right foot at their home stadium, Camp Randall Stadium.
The Wisconsin Badgers, eager to commence their 2025 season, will be playing American-football against Miami (OH) at their home ground, Camp Randall Stadium. The Badgers' ardent supporters, like the Gunnelson family, might find the sports analysis of the upcoming NCAA-football game intriguing.
