Wisconsin Badgers

The Wisconsin Badgers football team represents the University of Wisconsin-Madison located in Madison, Wisconsin. The Badgers are a member of the NCAA FBS Big Ten Conference and play their home games at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison. The Badgers are currently coached by Paul Chryst.

Seasons

2010s

Season	Coach	Record
2019	Paul Chryst
2018	Paul Chryst	8-5
2017	Paul Chryst	13-1
2016	Paul Chryst	11-3
2015	Paul Chryst	10-3
2014	Gary Andersen; Barry Alvarez	11-3
2013	Gary Andersen	9-4
2012	Bret Bielema; Barry Alvarez	8-6
2011	Bret Bielema	11-3
2010	Bret Bielema	11-2

2000s

Season	Coach	Record
2009	Bret Bielema	10-3
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000

Coaching staff

Current

Name	Position	First season	Alma Mater
Paul Chryst	Head coach / Quarterbacks coach	2015 (2nd)	Wisconsin
Joe Rudolph	Associate head coach / Offensive coordinator / Offensive line coach	2015 (2nd)	Wisconsin
Justin Wilcox	Defensive coordinator	2016 (1st)	Oregon
John Settle	Running backs coach	2015 (2nd)	Appalachian State
Mickey Turner	Tight ends coach	2015 (2nd)	Wisconsin
Ted Gilmore	Wide receivers coach	2015 (2nd)	Wyoming
Jim Leonhard	Defensive backs coach	2016 (1st)	Wisconsin
Tim Tibesar	Outside linebackers coach	2015 (2nd)	North Dakota
Inoke Breckterfield	Defensive line coach	2015 (2nd)	Oregon State
Chris Haering	Special teams coordinator	2015 (2nd)	West Virginia
Ross Kolodziej	Strength and Conditioning coach	2015 (2nd)	Wisconsin

Head coaching history

Coach	Years	Record	Conference Record	Conference Titles	Bowl Appearances	Bowl Record	NCAA Championships	NCAA Runner Up
Alvin Kletsch	1889	0–2
Ted Mestre	1890	1–3
Herb Alward	1891	3–1–1
Frank Crawford	1892	5–2
Parke H. Davis	1893	4–2
Hiram O. Stickney	1894–1895	10–4–1
Philip King	1896–1902	57–9–1	16–6–1	1896, 1897, 1901
Arthur Curtis	1903–1904	11–6–1	0–6–1
Philip King	1905	8–2	1–2
Charles P. Hutchins	1906–1907	8–1–1	6–1–1	1906
Thomas A. Barry	1908–1910	9–4–3	5–4–2
John R. Richards	1911	5–1–1	2–1–1
William Juneau	1912–1915	18–8–2	10–7–2	1912
Paul Withington	1916	4–2–1	1–2–1
John R. Richards	1917	4–2–1	3–2
Guy Lowman	1918	3–3	1–2
John R. Richards	1919–1922	20–6–2	12–6–2
John J. Ryan	1923–1924	5–6–4	1–5–3
George Little	1925–1926	11–3–2	6–3–2
Glenn Thistlethwaite	1927–1931	26–16–3	10–14–2
Clarence Spears	1932–1935	13–17–2	7–13–2
Harry Stuhldreher	1936–1948	45–62–6	26–45–4
Ivy Williamson	1949–1955	41–19–4	29–13–4	1952	1	0–1
Milt Bruhn	1956–1966	52–45–6	35–37–5	1959, 1962	2	0–2		1962
John Coatta	1967–1969	3–26–1	3–17–1
John Jardine	1970–1977	37–47–3	25–38–1
Dave McClain	1978–1985	46–42–3	32–34–3		3	1–2
Jim Hilles	1986	3–9	2–6
Don Morton	1987–1989	6–27	3–21
Barry Alvarez	1990–2005	118–73–4	65–60–3	1993, 1998, 1999	11	8–3
Bret Bielema	2006–2012	68–24	37–19	2010, 2011, 2012	6	2–4
Barry Alvarez (Interim)	2012	0–1			1	0–1
Gary Andersen	2013–2014	19–7	13–3		1	0–1
Barry Alvarez (Interim)	2014	1–0			1	1–0
Paul Chryst	2015–	10–3	6–2		1	1–0
Total	1889–present	674–486–53	357–370–41	14	27	13–14	0	1

All Data from The Wisconsin Football Fact Book

†Athletic director and former head coach Barry Alvarez coached the 2012 Rose Bowl after Bret Bielema took the head coaching position at Arkansas. He then coached the 2015 Outback Bowl after Gary Anderson took the head coaching position at Oregon State.

External Links

• Official team site