Badgers’ frenzied week ends with chance at Big Ten glory
By Dylan Goldman | Mar. 17Wisconsin has a chance to win its first Big Ten tournament title since 2015 with a victory Sunday.
Wisconsin has a chance to win its first Big Ten tournament title since 2015 with a victory Sunday.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s basketball program is sputtering and showing the same signs as the football team, who changed head coaches mid-season almost two years ago.
As Selection Sunday approaches, what do the Badgers need to solidify their seeding in the Big Dance?
Wisconsin forward Tyler Wahl led the Badgers with 18 points and six rebounds as Wisconsin fended off the Terrapins.
Iowa’s Tony Perkins made a last-second layup with 1.3 seconds left in overtime to give the Hawkeyes the win Saturday.
Essegian could be instrumental to Wisconsin’s success, and an increase in his playing time may be the answer.
Wisconsin Badgers men’s basketball players Steven Crowl and AJ Storr both secured double-doubles as they supported Chucky Hepburn past Ohio State.
The Badgers were handed their fourth-straight loss by Rutgers in a 20-point blowout.
Four Wisconsin starters scored double-digit points despite their loss against the Wolverines.
Sunday’s matchup should be an exciting showdown between the Big Ten’s top two teams.
While conference road games are notoriously tricky in Big Ten basketball, Gard and the Badgers are navigating the gauntlet at a high level.
As Wisconsin continues to navigate the Big Ten gauntlet, what are the key pieces to the league-leading Badgers?
Wisconsin guard AJ Storr scored 28 points — one point short of his season high — as he rallied the Badgers past the Spartans.
Wisconsin forward Tyler Wahl scored a team-high 16 points and rallied the Badgers to win their seventh straight against Minnesota.
Will the Badgers roster be enough to make a deep push in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament? Can they hold their top spot in the Big Ten standings?
Wisconsin guard Max Klesmit scored 23 points in the second half to push the Badgers past Indiana.
The Badgers had their six-game winning streak snapped by the Nittany Lions despite AJ Storr’s 23 points.
Wisconsin guard Max Klesmit scored 18 of the Badgers’ 36 second-half points and led the Badgers in scoring in their close win over the Buckeyes.