In the second half, though, Wisconsin made sure they didn’t have any slip-ups with their lead, hitting a stellar 11 threes on 19 attempts. Carrington had six threes in the half alone on a career day, while John Blackwell, Aleksas Bieliauskas, Andrew Rohde, Austin Rapp, and Nolan Winter all had a triple as well.

The Wisconsin Badgers (20-9, 12-6 Big Ten) defeated the Washington Huskies 90-73 on Saturday in Seattle, Washington.

The Big Ten Tournament is just around the corner (March 10 is the first game) and The Badger Herald is waiting eagerly to find out how the rest of the season unfolds. March has a way of sneaking up on teams.

The loss dropped Wisconsin to 19-9 (11-6 Big Ten). After it was neck-and-neck with several others for one of the coveted double-bye positions in the Big Ten Tournament, the loss all but eliminates the team from that race.

The Wisconsin Badgers started reverting back to the team they were early in the season, but that doesn't mean they aren't capable of making some postseason noise

Wisconsin basketball great John Tonje made his NBA regular-season debut on Wednesday night. The Wisconsin standout went scoreless in four minutes off the bench during the Boston Celtics' 97-81 win over the Phoenix Suns. He missed his only shot attempt and committed one personal foul.

Wisconsin men's basketball's 85-71 loss at Oregon reignited concerns as March nears, with urgency growing after defensive lapses and offensive stagnation.

Year one of the Robin Pingeton era for the University of Wisconsin women’s basketball team is nearing its conclusion and regardless of the final record, there is plenty of reason for optimism about the program’s direction.

What: No. 9 Iowa (23-5, 14-3) at Wisconsin (13-15, 5-12), Big Ten women’s basketball When/where: 2 p.m. Sunday, Kohl Center, Madison, Wis. Iowa’s next game: Big Ten tournament quarterfinal, next Friday (opponent/time TBA), at Indianapolis What to know: Iowa has clinched a double-bye into the quarterfinals of the Big Ten tournament.