How do yoUW? Do you wear the same UW ballcap whenever you’re working in the yard? Is there a tiny Terrace chair on your desk? Do you fly a Badger flag on your boat? Is there a neon Motion W glowing behind your home bar? Do you deck out your kids and grandkids in cardinal and white? Share a photo of the everyday way you show your Badger pride for a chance to be featured on our Instagram and Facebook accounts and in a future issue of digital Badger Insider.
How do yoUW?
Share a photo of the everyday way you show your Badger pride for a chance to be featured on our Instagram and Facebook accounts and in a future issue of digital Badger Insider.
- Allison Krecek
- August 30, 2024
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