Grateful Red

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The Grateful Red is the student section of the University of Wisconsin-Madison's NCAA men's basketball team. As a division of the Badger Student Fan Club, they cheer on the Badgers from behind the basket at the Kohl Center. The name is an apparent take-off of the famous rock group Grateful Dead.



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Law • Letters & Science • Library • Medicine & Public Health • Music • Nursing • Public Affairs • Social Work • Veterinary Medicine

 History 

Alan Ameche • Charles R. Van Hise • Donna Shalala • Slab of Bacon • Sterling Hall bombing • Wisconsin Idea

 People 

Barry Alvarez • Bret Bielema • Mike Eaves • Michael Leckrone • Mark Johnson • Bo Ryan • Lisa Stone • John D. Wiley

 Research 

University Research Park • WiCell • Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation • WISCAPE

 Student Life 

The Badger Herald • The Daily Cardinal • Grateful Red • Marching Band • On, Wisconsin! • UW Press • The Wisconsin Union • WSUM

The name Grateful Red also has a relation to the team since the team color is red and the team is grateful.

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