If you know me, I like to try new things on the blog. On the podcast last week, I announced that I would be scaling back on my blogs. When I said that, I didn’t know what that was, to be honest. It felt forced. Felt like me trying to run away from a bad month. I did want to make social media more of a priority as we try to grow each page. I also want to make podcasting the biggest thing for us and not worry too much about how many blogs we do a day. But one thing I’ve thought about blogging is the feeling of the Wisconsin sports fan each day. A temperature check if you will. The feeling of joy, sadness, anger, hope, etc. Each day (Hopefully) we’ll have a different feeling to talk about.

Wisconsin Sports Fan Feeling Check: Victorious

What a fucking weekend in the state of Wisconsin. Here are all the things that happened for the Wisconsin sports fan. They saw the Milwaukee Brewers take home the National League Central title after what was a great year to be a Brewers fan. The celebration was legendary as always. Dan Vogelbach doing beer bongs is one of my favorite things ever. Here’s hoping the beer bong stays around.

Looks like they came prepared for a celebration today 😂 pic.twitter.com/5VDIi3kRyZ

— Jake Reetz (@jajareetz) September 26, 2021

Also, it ended with the Green Bay Packers taking home the victory against the San Francisco 49ers, one of the biggest rivals for Green Bay. A game that was extremely dramatic and went 100 different directions. The officials had a lot to do with this one staying close, but the Packers found a way to end it. The last time a game had that intensity was the goal-line stand against Carolina.

WHAT A FINISH BY THE @packers. #GoPackGo

(Via: @NFL)pic.twitter.com/z2UuhtXwd7

— Sunday Night Football on NBC (@SNFonNBC) September 27, 2021

Lastly, the Ryder Cup brought victorious emotions for the country, but to do it up north at Whistling Straits means something to the state. They’ll always have that. And if this is the start of the United States golf program being an absolute wagon, we can always point to Kohler, Wisconsin. Also happy for the Wisconsin kid Steve Stricker winning this one. He was overcome with emotions. You can tell how much this means to him.

Major feels, Strick.@stevestricker | #GoUSA pic.twitter.com/rmYfwNEo2G

— Ryder Cup USA (@RyderCupUSA) September 26, 2021

We won’t include the Badgers in this blog post. Hell, did they even play? Who knows.

Charlie.