Amid growing frustration around the program, McIntosh stresses long-term support and investment in Wisconsin football

Wisconsin athletic director Chris McIntosh expressed support for Badgers football coach Luke Fickell during a difficult 2-5 season

Despite riding a five-game losing streak following a second straight shutout loss on Saturday, Wisconsin head coach Luke Fickell won't be going anywhere anytime soon.

Despite the chants of Wisconsin Badgers fans at Camp Randall Stadium, it doesn't sound like Luke Fickell is going anywhere. After back-to-back home shutouts for

The College Football Playoff can wait, because firings and the hot seat rules the zeitgeist. Luke Fickell, Hugh Freeze and Mike Norvell are up next.

Wisconsin AD Chris McIntosh: "Coach Fickell sees the potential in what this team can be ... and he shares the same disappointment and frustration."

It has not been a season to remember for Wisconsin football fans. The Badgers dropped to a 2-5 record on Saturday after getting shutout 34-0 by Ohio State at Camp Randall. Head coach Luke Fickell now sits at an ugly 14-18 record overall throughout his Wisconsin tenure,

The Wisconsin Badgers may not be trying to fire Luke Fickell anytime soon after back-to-back shutout losses to the Ohio State Buckeyes and Iowa Hawkeyes.