Baseball season is upon us, but for Wisconsin Badger fans, the excitement is missing as Wisconsin remains the only Big Ten team without a baseball team since 1991. While other fanbases across the conference are gearing up for the NCAA baseball season, Wisconsin fans are left wondering why their school doesn’t have a baseball team. The issue seems to stem from funding challenges in 1991, but with more women’s athletic programs currently at Wisconsin, Title IX regulations don’t seem to be the main hindrance. Fans are left questioning when Wisconsin will bring back baseball, with the possibility existing as soon as funding is allocated towards it. Club baseball teams already exist at Wisconsin, indicating a potential pivot towards a university-owned team could be feasible with the right financial commitment. The growing movement among fans to bring back baseball at Wisconsin is evident on social media, with many expressing their desire to see the sport return to the university. Despite the frustration and questions surrounding the absence of a baseball team, Wisconsin fans remain hopeful for a change in the near future.
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