3 things that stood out in Wisconsin women's basketball's win over Penn State
SEAN DAVIS
Updated
The Badgers' most recent NCAA Tournament team receives a round of applause from the Kohl Center crowd during Saturday's Big Ten Conference game against Rutgers.
Wisconsin sophomore forward Serah Williams battles against a double team of Penn State's Leilani Kapinus, left, and Chanaya Pinto during Sunday's Big Ten Conference game at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Wisconsin guards Natalie Leuzinger (top) and Sania Copeland (left) drive for a loose ball against Penn State's Leilani Kapinus during Sunday's Big Ten Conference game against Penn State at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Wisconsin coach Marisa Moseley celebrates after a made basket during Sunday's Big Ten Conference game against Penn State at the Kohl Center in Madison.
The star forward's campaign closed with another historic ascent at a league level, but the Badgers' season ended. Here are three things that s…
Wisconsin sophomore forward Serah Williams battles against a double team of Penn State's Leilani Kapinus, left, and Chanaya Pinto during Sunday's Big Ten Conference game at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Wisconsin guards Natalie Leuzinger (top) and Sania Copeland (left) drive for a loose ball against Penn State's Leilani Kapinus during Sunday's Big Ten Conference game against Penn State at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Wisconsin coach Marisa Moseley celebrates after a made basket during Sunday's Big Ten Conference game against Penn State at the Kohl Center in Madison.