Post Author: Jonathan Frame Going into the season, no one really knew what to expect; the team had come off a fairly successful season in their first varsity year, had put enough fear into opposing teams that they did not Continue reading From Zero Points…. to Zero Losses, and Beyond
Post Author: Jonathan Frame Dean Ehlers was very surprised when President Carrier told him that he as going to be the basketball coach the same year that he became athletic director, to the point that the former president still gets Continue reading The Dunking Dukes
Post Author: Jonathan Frame When Dean Ehlers came to Madison college, there was really no kind of athletic program, most of the sports were being coached by staff that was already present, and would switch between what they were Continue reading End of a Decade Brings New Opportunities
Post Author: Jacob Houser Just as there were different ideologies of men’s and women’s competition, there were different ideologies behind the NCAA and AIAW. Women’s sports had long been known to follow the ideal of “sports for all,” in which Continue reading AIAW vs. NCAA
