MILWAUKEE — Nolan Winter was animated, screaming at the floor as if it had wronged him as the University of Wisconsin men's basketball team made its comeback behind his career-high effort. And after the Badgers fell short in a 76-66 overtime loss to Villanova on Friday at Fiserv Forum, those same emotions flowed out postgame.
Wisconsin men's basketball forward sparks optimism as losses pile up
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