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Wisconsin blitzes No. 10 Michigan State, fells another top-10 foe
- On Friday night, Wisconsin beat No. 10 Michigan State 92-71, making them the first team this season with three top-10 wins and sitting 18-7, 10-4 in Big Ten.
- Making early 3s, the Badgers shot 15-of-35 from deep, including 10-of-17 in the first half, powered by hot first-half shooting.
- Led by Nick Boyd's 29 points, including 20 in the first half, John Blackwell scored 24 and Nolan Winter recorded a double-double with 10 points and 11 rebounds.
- The result registered as the program's largest top-10 margin in the AP Poll era with a historic 21-point margin, and Wisconsin fans stormed the court after the win.
- Wisconsin will visit Ohio State on Tuesday night as part of its conference slate, with the outcome feeding into AP Top 25 poll coverage and rankings tracking.
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The Morning Sun
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Jackson Progress-Argus
WTVBTop 25 roundup: Wisconsin tops No. 10 Michigan St. for another upset win
Nick Boyd had 29 points and John Blackwell added 24 to pace Wisconsin to a dominant 92-71 victory over No. 10 Michigan State in a Big Ten Conference matchup Friday
Wisconsin Cruises Past No. 10 Michigan State in 92-71 Statement Win
Photo: Dale Young ~ Imagn ImagesEAST LANSING ~ Wisconsin delivered a dominant performance Friday night at the Kohl Center, surging past No. 10 Michigan State in a decisive 92–71 victory. The Badgers set the tone early, exploding for 51 first‑half points and controlling the tempo from the start. Michigan State, now 20-5, simply couldn’t keep pace with Wisconsin’s offensive rhythm or shot-making. The Badgers improved to 18-7 with the win, pushing …
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