Wisconsin's Greg Gard, Michigan's Dusty May thrilled to be coaching sons entering NCAA tournament
Isaac Gard is the son of Wisconsin coach Greg Gard and Charlie May the son of Michigan coach Dusty May. Both are walk-on ...
Wisconsin Basketball Downplays Altitude Effect in March Madness
Wisconsin, the East Region's No. 3 seed, is in Denver, Colorado, for the tournament's first weekend. After a brief 48-hour ...
Wisconsin basketball's John Tonje gets nostalgic in return to Colorado, pulling for former team in NCAA tournament
During the Badgers' media availability Wednesday in Denver Xavier Amos also looked forward to his first NCAA Tournament ...
Wisconsin Basketball March Madness Opponent Wants to Be "More Physical"
Denver, CO - Much has changed for Montana Grizzlies head coach Travis DeCuire since his alma mater last faced Wisconsin ...
Ex-CSU guard John Tonje leads Wisconsin into NCAA Tournament: ‘I wouldn’t trade my journey’
Wisconsin guard John Tonje (9) shoots a three-point basket against UCLA during the second half of an NCAA college basketball ...
3 things that stood out from Wisconsin men's basketball's NCAA Tournament practice day
From 3-point shooting to an assist from the coach, here's what caught our eye at the Badgers' March Madness practice.
How a 'creature of habit' reinvented himself to become a star for Wisconsin men's basketball
Tonje had been productive before arriving, but to reach national stardom, he had to adapt — and then adapt again when stardom ...
Sheboygan's Jacob Ognacevic leads Lipscomb into March Madness, with 1st round in Milwaukee
Lipscomb forward Jacob Ognacevic remembers growing up in Sheboygan and cheering for his home-state team as Wisconsin made ...
Wisconsin-native Jacob Ognacevic bounces back after missing season due to injury, leads Lipscomb into NCAA Tournament
Jacob Ognacevic, a 6-foot-8 senior forward for Lipscomb, has made a comeback after a bone bruise in his right knee last ...
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The post game of Wisconsin's Nolan Winter is beginning to blossom, just in time for a trip home to Minnesota
The guard skills he acquired before his growth spurt have always made the 7-foot Wisconsin Badgers sophomore an intriguing ... “I think the barn is a cool place to play. it’s really unique.