Wisconsin men's basketball fans storm court after upset of No. 3 Marquette Dec 2, 2023 Dec 2, 2023 Updated Jan 23, 2024 Why Wisconsin fans' bricks are inside Camp Randall's Gate 1 Massachusetts Study Links Abstinence to Brain Changes US “Economic D-Day” Against Iran Nears As Iran Threatens Response Packers Coach Matt LaFleur: 'Special' With Cardinals Coach Mike LaFleur The Watering Hole waterpark at Kalahari WisEye Morning Minute: Data centers and the governor's race Wisconsin coach Luke Fickell says winning will take care of season ticket decline WisEye Morning Minute: Data centers and the governor's race US makes visa bond proramme permanent: New measures could deter tourists Top stories for Aug. 25, 2026 Trump Threatens To Double Tariffs On Canadian Vehicles Haymarket 2026 Police chases harm uninvolved motorists Top stories for Aug. 19, 2026 Sabrina Carpenter and Paul McCartney lead tributes to Dolly Parton. Police chases harm uninvolved motorists Wisconsin QB Colton Joseph on the importance of steady play Packers DC Jonathan Gannon on installing defense without Micah Parsons Badgers in 60: A 1-minute recap of Wisconsin football's 13th practice This is a NIGHTMARE for the 49ers... Prefer us on Google Learn More Fans storm the court at the Kohl Center after the University of Wisconsin men's basketball team defeated then-No. 3 Marquette on Dec. 2, 2023. As featured on 3 things that stood out from Wisconsin men's basketball's upset over No. 3 Marquette The Badgers built up a 16-point lead in the first half but the Golden Eagles climbed back into it. Here's what stood out. Polzin: What I did and didn't like from Wisconsin men's basketball's upset vs. No. 3 Marquette Max Klesmit shined for the Badgers in the first half as they built a big lead, and eventually held off Marquette's charge. Polzin: Senior draws Brad Davison comparisons after leading Wisconsin to upset of Marquette The guard played with a chip on his shoulder and Marquette coach Shaka Smart took notice. More information Wisconsin men's basketball fans revel in upset of No. 3 Marquette Latest video SEC & Big Ten Rule Changes for NFL Drafted Players World pays tribute to ‘north star’ Dolly Parton after death from cancer Dolly Parton: The Extraordinary Life And Legacy WisEye Morning Minute: Graduate Nursing Student Clinical Placements A look inside the $285 million Kellner Family Athletic Center China: Robot Games shines spotlight on advancing abilities, potential practical applications of humanoids. Instagram Chief Says There Are 'No Silver Bullets' to Protecting Teens. St. Rita school Latest video SEC & Big Ten Rule Changes for NFL Drafted Players World pays tribute to ‘north star’ Dolly Parton after death from cancer Dolly Parton: The Extraordinary Life And Legacy WisEye Morning Minute: Graduate Nursing Student Clinical Placements A look inside the $285 million Kellner Family Athletic Center China: Robot Games shines spotlight on advancing abilities, potential practical applications of humanoids. Instagram Chief Says There Are 'No Silver Bullets' to Protecting Teens. St. Rita school Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save
3 things that stood out from Wisconsin men's basketball's upset over No. 3 Marquette The Badgers built up a 16-point lead in the first half but the Golden Eagles climbed back into it. Here's what stood out.
Polzin: What I did and didn't like from Wisconsin men's basketball's upset vs. No. 3 Marquette Max Klesmit shined for the Badgers in the first half as they built a big lead, and eventually held off Marquette's charge.
Polzin: Senior draws Brad Davison comparisons after leading Wisconsin to upset of Marquette The guard played with a chip on his shoulder and Marquette coach Shaka Smart took notice.
China: Robot Games shines spotlight on advancing abilities, potential practical applications of humanoids.
China: Robot Games shines spotlight on advancing abilities, potential practical applications of humanoids.
