Challenging December slate among notable stretches on Wisconsin men's basketball schedule
NILE MCNAIR
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Wisconsin forward Will Garlock, left, celebrates with guard Jack Janicki after a basket and a foul against Central Michigan on Dec. 22, 2025, at the Kohl Center in Madison.
The final piece of the University of Wisconsin men's basketball schedule was revealed last week, when the Badgers learned of their 20-game Big Ten slate.Â
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Give it to me straight, Doc
Slow start. Passing stats look great on paper.
Defense finally got a couple turnovers.
OL inability to consistently open holes again is a real concern and QB should not be leading rusher.
Next week will tell us a lot.
I was happy with the performance. Can’t remember the last time we drubbed an inferior opponent the way we are supposed to. Still iffy on the run game, but I loved special teams, the pass game, creating turnovers, etc.
Not to be arrogant, but Q1 was ugly. I don’t think I’m delusional to believe the effort from 2nd Q on was a helluva lot better, the competitive spirit is what you’d want to see.
One day, UW will have the kind of program where victory is never in question in games where it shouldn't be. In the meantime, Badgers fans should take a bunch of positives from the last three quarters, subscribe to Peacock and see what that means at Penn State!
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Wisconsin forward Will Garlock, left, celebrates with guard Jack Janicki after a basket and a foul against Central Michigan on Dec. 22, 2025, at the Kohl Center in Madison.
