CHICAGO — A season of growth for the University of Wisconsin men's basketball team can be summed up by one player. And maybe even just by his performance at the Big Ten Tournament semifinal.
March can litigate 'respect.' And Wisconsin men's basketball earned itself a whole lot of it
- Michael McCleary
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