Photos: Wisconsin men's basketball hosts Michigan State in Big Ten showdown
A collection of photos from the Wisconsin men's basketball team's Big Ten game against Michigan State on Friday night at the Kohl Center.
Wisconsin forward Nolan Winter, left, is introduced before Friday's game against Michigan State at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Wisconsin guard Nick Boyd celebrates after hitting a 3-pointer against Michigan State on Friday night at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Wisconsin guard Nick Boyd hypes up the crowd after a 3-pointer against Michigan State on Friday night at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Wisconsin players help guard John Blackwell after he committed a blocking foul against Michigan State on Friday night at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Wisconsin forward Nolan Winter floats up a shot for a basket against Michigan State on Friday night at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Wisconsin coach Greg Gard yells at an official after a call against Michigan State on Friday night at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Wisconsin guard Braeden Carrington defends Michigan State guard Jeremy Fears Jr. as he goes up to the hoop on Friday in Madison.Â
Wisconsin guard John Blackwell shoots a 3-pointer against Michigan State on Friday night at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Wisconsin guard Nick Boyd crosses up Michigan State guard Jeremy Fears Jr. on Friday night at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Wisconsin guards Nick Boyd and John Blackwell, rear, celebrate after a timeout by Michigan State on Friday night at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Wisconsin guard Nick Boyd floats up a shot against Michigan State on Friday in Madison.Â
Wisconsin forward Nolan Winter blocks a shot by Michigan State forward Jesse McCulloch on Friday in Madison.Â
Wisconsin guard Braeden Carrington goes up for a basket against Michigan State on Friday in Madison.Â
Wisconsin guard John Blackwell throws a pass against Michigan State on Friday in Madison.Â
Wisconsin guard John Blackwell drives to the hoop against Michigan State on Friday at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Wisconsin guard John Blackwell shoots a 3-pointer against Michigan State on Friday at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Wisconsin guard Nick Boyd shoots a 3-pointer against Michigan State on Friday at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Wisconsin guard Nick Boyd, right, hugs Wisconsin guard Jack Janicki after the Badgers defeated Michigan State on Friday in Madison.Â
Wisconsin forward Austin Rapp yells while high-fiving fans after they stormed the Kohl Center court following the Badgers' upset of No. 10 Michigan State on Friday in Madison.Â
Wisconsin players sing "Varsity" after defeating Michigan State on Friday night in Madison.Â
A stellar performance from star Nick Boyd had him looking like an All-American, and then the rest joined in as the Badgers did something they hadn't since the 1951-52 season.
The fifth-year guard went for 29 points, hitting some difficult shots in the process. Shots only he can make look smooth.
After beating two top-10 opponents in the span of four days, the sky's the limit for the Badgers. But Greg Gard won't allow himself to stop and enjoy it.
State Journal columnist shares his thoughts on the Badgers' stunning upset of the No. 10 Spartans on Friday night in Madison.Â
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The Badgers' stellar week earned them top-25 status from voters for the first time in several weeks.
A run to win the Big Ten regular season title isn't out of the question for the Badgers as a result of their recent surge.
The fifth-year guard was instrumental in leading the Badgers to back-to-back top-10 upsets last week.
An Assembly bill to establish NIL rules also would provide the Wisconsin athletic department funding that officials said is critical to support Olympic and women's sports.
The sophomore forward has been playing much better of late, but was listed as questionable ahead of a matchup with the Buckeyes.
Chris McIntosh and Co. have asked the state for help as they try to play catch-up in the fast-moving world of college athletics. What the Badgers won't provide is transparency.
An age-based eligibility model could be coming to college athletics, which is something Wisconsin — and its former players — had to consider this offseason.
A soon-to-be UW Athletic Hall of Famer discusses the decision to end his playing career and jump into the coaching realm.Â
An Assembly bill to establish NIL rules also would provide the Wisconsin athletic department funding that officials said is critical to support Olympic and women's sports.
