My attention span was shot even before the internet the internet conditioned me to forget what I'm doing every five seconds. My guess is that I'm not the only one. Thankfully, there are still people in this world that can concentrate long enough to do things like project the point spreads for all 798 games in college football next season. Whatever the quality of the predictions, that kind of effort is commendable in today's twitchy age.

Here's what Wisconsin's working with next season:

Northern Iowa at Wisconsin -37

Wisconsin -14 at Oregon State

Utah State at Wisconsin -27.5

UTEP at Wisconsin -32.5

Wisconsin at Nebraska -4

Illinois at Wisconsin -18

Wisconsin -6.5 at Purdue

Minnesota at Wisconsin -23

Michigan State at Wisconsin -7

Wisconsin -21 at Indiana

Ohio State at Wisconsin -4

Wisconsin -5 at Penn State

At Nebraska is the only game where Wisconsin isn't favored, which makes some sense considering how much better the Huskers played at Memorial Stadium last season.

Purdue sticking within a touchdown is a headscratcher, especially considering last year's result. I'm not sure Ohio State deserves a larger benefit of the doubt relative to Michigan State, either. Otherwise, I dig the positive vibes emanating our way in recent weeks.

Links after the jump:

Sam Dekker is one of 14 finalists for the U.S. U-18 National Team squad. That number will be pared down to 12 before the team leaves Tuesday for the 2012 FIBA Americas U-18 Championship in Brazil.

Ben Worgull and Adam Mertz look ahead to the 2014 football recruiting.

Spring season coaches get extensions

Hockey picks up Adam Miller, a 20-year-old Easter Junior Hockey League goaltender out of Illinois to help fill out the depth chart.

Hockey moves its season-ending series with St. Cloud State to the Dane County Coliseum.

Badger perform well at NCAA track and field championships.

Pre-Snap Read previews Minnesota.

Andy Staples writes about the butterfly effect one Chris Leak first down could have had on the college football landscape.

AIRBHG is a cruel, cruel God.