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The Wisconsin men's basketball team cruised past Augustana College Saturday night 81-57 after taking the lead within the first four minutes of play and building on it.
A hit television show reaches a certain, crucial point in its lifetime that separates the Seinfelds"" from the ""O.C.s"" - the point which a television program popular with both ratings and critics proves if it has real staying power. A show like ""Seinfeld"" proved so flawless in its execution that it was able to stick around as long as the cast and production crew could stand. Same went for ""Friends,"" resulting in the cast's million-dollar-per-episode last season. ""The O.C."" however, showed amazing promise in its first season but fizzled just as quickly, with a mixed, but overall disappointing last three seasons.
In a year when no one expected much of the Wisconsin men's basketball team amid nationally recognized conference rivals Michigan State and Indiana, the results of the 2007-'08 men's basketball season were remarkable and a welcome surprise for the Badger faithful.
It had been 10 years since the UW Field House hosted a collegiate basketball game.
OMAHA, Neb. - Freshmen forwards Michael Beasley and Bill Walker might be playing in the NBA next season, but the No. 3-seed Wisconsin Badgers taught the two young stars and the rest of the Kansas State Wildcats a lesson in team defense as UW defeated KSU 72-55 Saturday afternoon at the Qwest Center.
OMAHA, Neb. - The No. 3-seeded Badgers made careless passes, forced bad shots and looked like anything but Big Ten Champions Thursday night at the Qwest Center, but they played well enough to defeat the No. 14 seed, Cal-State Fullerton, 71-56 and advance to the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
Finally, Warner Bros. has produced a movie far more atrocious than their pre-summer release of two years ago, Wolfgang Petersen's Poseidon."" Epic movies seem to be in vogue in Hollywood now, and a movie set in prehistory could have been the perfect venue for action, adventure and a whole lot of fun, but woolly mammoths and sabertooth tigers do not save ""10,000 B.C."" from being a formulaic, insipid movie that fails even as a passably entertaining popcorn flick.
Eleven teams. Ten games. Four days. One trophy.
The No. 10 Badgers and their fans are enjoying a five-game winning streak which they hope will continue Wednesday against unranked Penn State. The Badgers' last matchup against the Nittany Lions was on Jan. 15, when Wisconsin cruised to an 80-55 victory.
Sophomore guard Teah Gant sunk two clutch free throws with just seconds left to cap off a miraculous comeback Thursday night at Chrisler Arena in Ann Arbor, Mich., defeating Michigan 69-67.
In a record setting night at the Kohl Center, the Badgers defense arose to the occasion in arguably its best performance yet.
The No. 10 Badgers have yet to play the No. 19 Michigan State Spartans this year, but the two teams engaged in three fierce battles a year ago. The Badgers won 52-50 at the Kohl Center and 70-57 in the Big Ten Tournament. MSU knocked off Wisconsin 64-55 in East Lancing, Mich.
Player of the Week: Jason Bohannon
Wisconsin forward Tara Steinbauer and guards Alyssa Karel and Sarah Ingison hail from the Twin Cities area. But instead of wearing the Maroon and Gold, the three crossed the border to sport the Cardinal and White.
It's not over 'til the... polar bear sings?
It is not often that a team can out-rebound its opponent by 22, connect on 30 of its 33 free throws while its opponent hits only 12-of-22 and still lose at home. That, however, was exactly what the Wisconsin Badgers did Saturday against the Purdue Boilermakers.
Every time my boyfriend gets his hands on the TV remote, I already know what he is going to change the channel to: ESPN. Well, it's either that or the weather channel. Don't ask. I seriously don't know what he finds so interesting about storm patterns, not that there is anything wrong with that.
Coming off its first conferene loss last Saturday, Wisconsin must prepare for an important game as the Badgers welcome Indiana to the Kohl Center Thursday.
During the 2007-2008 season, many players have stepped up on different nights to lead the Badgers men's basketball team. On Jan. 2, 2008, in the Big Ten Conference opener at Michigan, that player was freshman forward Jon Leuer. Leuer came off the bench to score a game high 25 points on 8-of-9 shooting from the floor and went a perfect 5-for-5 from beyond the arc. Leuer's 25 points were the highest in school history for a freshman in his Big Ten debut.
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