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CHICAGO—After splitting the two games with Ohio State during the regular season, the rubber match in the Big Ten Tournament Championship did not go the UW men's basketball team's way. Ohio State got out to an early lead and never looked back, steamrolling UW en route to a 66-49 victory and a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament.
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The week couldn't have started much worse for Kammron Taylor. And, judging by his reaction as the buzzer sounded Saturday, it could not have ended much better.
The No. 7-seeded UW women's basketball team advanced to the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Conference Tournament at Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis Thursday after knocking out Michigan 81-59.
When the Badgers face off against Michigan State on Saturday, seniors Alando Tucker, Jason Chappell and Kammron Taylor will attempt to avoid being swept by the Spartans for the first time in their careers. The game, however, will have implications far beyond that.
Whether they were tears of disappointment or tears of anguish, there was certainly sadness in the Polar Bear's face Sunday afternoon in Columbus.
The Wisconsin women's basketball team fell short at Iowa Sunday afternoon, losing their final game of the regular season and Big Ten play 103-93. With the loss, the Badgers (7-9 Big Ten, 18-11) fell into a four-way tie for fifth place in conference standings going into the Big Ten tournament, earning themselves the No. 7 seed.
The UW men's basketball team went 2-1 in a rare week where it played three games in seven days. After wins against Minnesota and Penn State, the Badgers earned the school's first-ever No. 1 ranking Monday. They faced a rude awakening Tuesday, however, as Michigan State gave UW its second Big Ten loss, 64-55. Here is The Daily Cardinal's weekly report:
The Badgers were college basketball royalty, only to have their brief tenure as the nation's top team end abruptly.
The UW men's basketball team continued its red-hot 3-point shooting and sent Penn State (1-11 Big Ten, 10-15 overall) home with its 11th straight loss with a 75-49 victory Saturday at the Kohl Center.
Another record simply means another step in the right direction for the No. 3 Wisconsin Badgers.
MINNEAPOLIS—The Badgers' Valentine's Day date with Minnesota did not go as smoothly as planned, but the UW men's basketball team ultimately pulled out a 75-62 win Wednesday at Williams Arena.
The Wisconsin women's basketball team dropped to 7-7 in the Big Ten after losing 83-57 to No. 4 Ohio State at Value City Arena Thursday evening. The Buckeyes continued their undefeated run both at home and in the Big Ten, improving their conference record to 13-0.
Expectations play a strange role in sports. They can separate similar teams or mean that a coach can keep his job for another season. Tonight's Wisconsin-Penn State game pits two teams against each other who have gone different ways with regards to their preseason expectations.
The Badgers would love nothing more than to crash Minnesota's Valentine's Day and complete a series sweep of their border-battle rival Gophers tonight in Minneapolis.
The UW men's basketball team lost their first conference game at Indiana last week, but rebounded to top Northwestern at home Saturday. Wisconsin remains tied for first place in the Big Ten with seven games remaining. Here is The Daily Cardinal's weekly report on the No. 4 Badgers:
Known for their 3-point proficiency before UW came to Assembly Hall, the Hoosiers struggled early from behind the arc. That soon changed. After making only 2-of-12 3-pointers in the first half, Indiana made 5-of-6 in the second frame, taking control of the contest and leading IU to a 71-66 upset over the No. 2 Badgers.
IOWA CITY, Iowa—The UW men's basketball team held on for a 57-46 victory over the Hawkeyes (3-4 Big Ten, 11-10 overall) Sunday, but it took some halftime adjustments to secure their seventh conference win.
IOWA CITY, Iowa—The bigger the stage, the better the performance from Wisconsin senior forward Alando Tucker.
With excitement around the UW men's basketball team growing, expectations are rising. Now back for the Spring semester, the Daily Cardinal will be right there with the team through the Big Ten season and post-season tournament. This is a first in a series of weekly reports on the Badgers that will mostly be printed on Wednesdays.
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