The Field of 64 is packed with Big Ten teams hoping to make a run. Time will tell how good the vaunted conference really is in 2021.
A huge win for Wisconsin has them back in the Frozen Four, where they'll face either Boston College or Ohio State in the semifinal game.
UW-Madison cancelled spring break but is advertising tickets for college basketball tournaments in Indianapolis. Columnist Jared Schwartz explains why that's a problem.
#ColeForHobey. That's it.
The Badgers dropped a spot in the rankings while winning out, an interesting phenomenon that has made their path to the NCAA title just a bit harder.
While the Badgers are probably a lock to make the NCAA tournament, a couple of wins in the conference tourney wouldn't hurt.
An all-time choke job down the stretch allowed Fran McCaffrey to bring out the broom against the Badgers.
The Wisconsin Badgers (11-10 Big Ten, 17-11 overall) escaped by the skin of their teeth Thursday night against the Penn State Nittany Lions (7-13 Big Ten, 11-13 overall) 75-74 after blowing an 18 point lead late in the second half.
The Badgers have their first trophy of the championship season. They have their eyes set on another.
College basketball fans were subjected to the worst of the sport in the final minute of an excellent game between the Big Ten's best.
One more win for the Badgers would give them both the regular season and tournament titles in the WCHA.
Wisconsin needs just one more win to become Big Ten Champions for the 2021 season.
It's championship weekend for the Badgers, who shape up favorably to the nation's title contenders.
The Badgers lost their seventh straight game to a ranked Big Ten opponent Tuesday night.
The No. 25 Wisconsin Badgers (10-8 Big Ten, 16-9 overall) have been in somewhat of a tail spin over the last month, posting just a 3-5 record over the last 28 days, including losses to all four ranked teams they played.
Wisconsin's comeback heroics clinched them a conference title on Saturday afternoon as they hold onto the No. 1 ranking in the nation.
The No. 23 Wisconsin Badgers (10-8 Big Ten, 16-9 overall) showed heart late in the game against the No. 5 Illinois Illini (15-4 Big Ten, 19-6 overall) to climb back from a 12 point deficit in just two minutes, but it wasn’t enough to pull out the win in the end, losing 74-69.
The Badgers' rematch against the Illini will see their opponents without their most dangerous player.
The Badgers can clinch a regular-season title with two points this weekend in Duluth.
In a Thursday afternoon release, UW Athletics announced that the program would be put on pause due to COVID-19 within the program.
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