Why Wisconsin Final Four men’s basketball teams are so difficult to replicate
Michael McCleary
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Entering the 2014 offseason for the University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team, Vitto Brown saw an opening. Yes, on that Wisconsin team, which was coming off its first Final Four berth since 2000. But Brown had reason to believe.
Wisconsin forward Sam Dekker (15), Wisconsin guard Josh Gasser (21), Wisconsin forward Nigel Hayes (10) and Wisconsin forward Frank Kaminsky (44) celebrate points scored during the first half of an NCAA Tournament Final Four game against Kentucky at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Saturday, April 4, 2015. M.P. KING -- State Journal (Published on 4/5/2015) From left, Sam Dekker, Josh Gasser and Nigel Hayes celebrate a first-half score. (Published on 4/18/2015) From left, UW players Sam Dekker, Josh Gasser, Nigel Hayes and Frank Kaminsky celebrate during the Badgers’ victory over Kentucky in the NCAA men’s basketball semifinals April 4 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
The Badgers are off to their best start in 10 years. Here are a few reasons why.
Wisconsin forward Sam Dekker (15), Wisconsin guard Josh Gasser (21), Wisconsin forward Nigel Hayes (10) and Wisconsin forward Frank Kaminsky (44) celebrate points scored during the first half of an NCAA Tournament Final Four game against Kentucky at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Saturday, April 4, 2015. M.P. KING -- State Journal (Published on 4/5/2015) From left, Sam Dekker, Josh Gasser and Nigel Hayes celebrate a first-half score. (Published on 4/18/2015) From left, UW players Sam Dekker, Josh Gasser, Nigel Hayes and Frank Kaminsky celebrate during the Badgers’ victory over Kentucky in the NCAA men’s basketball semifinals April 4 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.