CHICAGO — Nolan Winter wanted to be out there with the University of Wisconsin men's basketball team when it played in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals on Saturday at the United Center. But ultimately, he wanted to do what was best for the team.
Wisconsin men's basketball 7-footer says he'll be 'ready to go' for NCAA Tournament
- Michael McCleary
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Badgers 7-footer Nolan Winter said he should be "ready to go" for the NCAA Tournament.
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