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3 Things that Stood Out From Wisconsin Men's Basketball's Thrilling Ranked Win at Purdue
Wisconsin made 18 three-pointers, a school road record, to upset No. 15 Purdue 97-93 and secure at least the No. 5 seed in the Big Ten Tournament.
- On Saturday at Mackey Arena, Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball team upset No.15 Purdue, making a program road-record 18 three-pointers from 34 attempts.
- With Winter sidelined, Wisconsin shifted to a perimeter-heavy plan, attempting only four two-pointers and relying on three-point shooting from all five positions.
- John Blackwell led Wisconsin with 25 points, including five 3-pointers, while Nick Boyd scored 23 points, pouring in 11 of the final 13 and adding five rebounds and five assists.
- The win moved Wisconsin to a 22-9 record and clinched at least the No.5 seed for the Big Ten Tournament, as the team now awaits Chicago pairings.
- Purdue's loss was unusually rare, marking the first time in nearly 14,000 days and 135 games the Boilermakers topped 90 and still lost, bolstering Wisconsin's résumé and momentum.
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The Hamilton SpectatorWisconsin uses record-breaking 18 3-pointers to beat No. 15 Purdue 97-93 in regular-season finale
John Blackwell made five 3-pointers and scored 25 points, Nick Boyd added 23 and the Wisconsin Badgers set a school record with 18 3-pointers in a road game in a 97-93 win over No. 15 Purdue. The Badgers have won…
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Wisconsin Badgers' Nolan Winter Gets Major Injury Update After Huge Victory Vs. Purdue
The Wisconsin Badgers were not at 100 percent on Saturday, but they still got the job done against a formidable opponent. Without junior big man Nolan Winter, who is dealing with a lowe-body injury, the Badgers defeated the No. 15 Purdue Boilermakers at Mackey Arena in West Lafayette to the tune of a 97-93 score. Wisconsin was unstoppable in that game, particularly behind the arc, where the Badgers knocked down a total of 18 3-pointers on 34 att…
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