Badgers start 7-7 on shooting. Lead 16-10 at the 1st TV time out. All starters have scored at least 1 basket.
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Gonna be close.
Tom Crean has Harbaugh-like intensity.
Go figure.
Badgers up 10 and the ball. Miss a 3.
Indiana scores 2.
Badgers up 8 and the ball Miss a 3
Indiana scores 2.
Badgers up 6 and the ball Miss a 3.
Indiana scores 2.
Time out Badgers.
Badgers up 2 and the ball. Miss a 3.
Indiana scores 2.
Tie game, Badger ball. Miss a 3.
Indiana scores 2, takes the lead.
The rally of 3s was frustrating, but 4or 5 in that final 6 minutes were open looks.
Game in though- they needed more that the Badgers did.
Game in though- they needed more that the Badgers did.
Bad bad loss to a mediocre Indiana team
With the schedule they have coming up they could ill afford to have a game like this
With the schedule they have coming up they could ill afford to have a game like this
Indiana is really undisciplined, I'm not surprised by their loses. They could have done the dribble drive all night long and taken the game away from Bucky much earlier. Really surprised Bo didn't have an answer for that.
Road big ten games will all be tough. This was a good challenge for them.
Fun while it lasted, being undefeated that is. But did you really think we'd win them all?
Glad the next game is at The Kohl Center. Start another streak.
Agree with Ammo... Every team is going to lose at some point. UW is a well-coached team. They'll learn from the loss and be a better team because of it.
I didn't expect them to go 32-0 but I am also looking ahead to their schedule the first couple of weeks in February and it's brutal. It would be nice to get a cushion going into those 6 consecutive games where they play MSU and OSU and road games at Iowa and Michigan (among others).
When was the last time a team stormed the court after beating the Badgers, I wonder?
Originally Posted by section19:
When was the last time a team stormed the court after beating the Badgers, I wonder?
Especially Indiana. How times have changed. A Bobby Knight coached Indiana team beating Wisconsin in Bloomington AND storming the court - yeah, right.
Nothin' like giving up dribble-drive layups. This team doesn't play D like past teams.
no one plays defense like past teams did. The rules changed.
Last night was pretty bad, as no one could keep ahead of Ferrell. Attacking guards have played well against Bucky all year.
Everyone seems to be afraid to play hard d in the paint for fear of early foul trouble. The Badgers aren't deep enough for that.
20 pts. seems like a pretty good night in college so here are the opposing players who have scored 20 or more against them (not sure if they're all guards):
St. John's - Harrison - 27
GB - Sykes - 32
N Dak - Huff - 37
Oral Roberts - Glover - 24
Marq - Wilson - 22
E Ken - Kosey - 21
NW - Olah - 23
Iowa - Marbles - 27
Ind - Ferrel - 25
As bad as the D was last night (where is the help???), they missed open looks. Jackson misses a wide open look at the finish- you work hard to get a good look- gotta hit em. When the Badgers are gouging teams inside, they'll pack it in- when you're open, the system gets you the shot- hit the frighin thing. Missed a lot of shots down the stretch...
I think he is great on the mic