By james art 
The Wisconsin men moved to four places to No. 18 in the latest net charts, which are a key tool for determining sowing and the largest qualifications for the NCAA tournament.
After a three-game slide in early December, Badgers passed by 8-1, with a lone loss coming with two points in UCLA. For what it’s worth it, Bruins ranks 33rd in the ranking.
Wisconsin holds 4-4 records in games against Quad 1 while going 5-0 against Quad 2 opponents. They are also combined team 7-0 against Quad 3 and 4 this year, for a record of 16-4.
This includes 3-0 brands in neutral games on the site and 2-3 road recording. Wisconsin plays in Maryland on Wednesday and travels northwest on Saturday as part of a section that will see them play six out of eight from home.
SEC has five in the top 12 and six in the top 14 of the net ranking, with an austee sitting at # 1. Tennessee is the fourth, Florida is fifth, Alabama is in seventh, Texas A&M is 12th, and Kentucky is in 14th place.
Although this gives them the highest ranked teams in terms of the overall conference, the big ten is not lagging behind.
Together with Wisconsin of No. 18, Partyu is ninth and Illinois 10th to lead the league. Michigan State is registered with No. 17, which launches four consecutive Big Ten teams, including Badgers, Maryland and Michigan.
Oregon is the 27th in general, and Ohio is the 29th.