By james art 
| Max Cleesmith | G | Cf. | 6-4/204 | It is an average of 10.4 points and leads Wisconsin with 2.8 assists and 1.1 thefts per match this season. Its 113 3-point attempts are also 25 more 3-point (113) than any other badger, which makes 33 of them. |
| John Blackwell | G | So. | 6-4/204 | He scored 16.4 points per match at 48.6 percent shooting, with an average of 4.7 rebounds and 2.4 assists per match of the season. |
| John Tone | G | Cf. | 6-5/218 | The former Omaha Central, who leads Wisconsin and ranks eighth in the big ten score of 17.5 points per game. He also hit 34 34 34 3-indicators in 38.6% clip. |
| Steven Crole | It | Cf. | 7-0/248 | It is an average of 10.4 points per match at 52.7 percent shooting and is ranked second in the rebound team (5.5 RPG) and assists (2.5 APG). |
| Nolan winter | It | So. | 7-0/235 | It is an average of 10.4 points per match at 61 percent shooting from the pitch and leads Wisconsin with 5.8 struggles per game. |
3 wins to win
Control the pace
One of the most fascinating aspects of the Wisconsin 15-4 start this season is how chief coach Greg Gard did it by diverting away from his comfort zone. Badgers have taken over an extremely different identity this season. Instead of unleashing, UW in the UW style has been using for decades, Guard has accepted a modernized crime. Wisconsin is now ranked third in the big ten in 3-point straight (182) and attempts (512) and ranks 10th in a corrected offensive efficiency (122.9). As a result, the badgers enter an average of 82.5 points per match in today’s competition. Nebraska must be locked in defense from beginning to end this afternoon, especially when returning to transition after any change of possession. If the Hubes allow Wisconsin to dictate the pace, it will be another long day in Madison.
Play smart
As mentioned, few teams at Basketball College are more effective than Wisconsin. This also goes beyond its impressive total number of offensive efficiency. Badgers are also ranked in the top 40 in the nation in an effective field percentage (35th, 55.4), an offensive turnover rate (38th, 15.1) and an offended percentage of theft (10th, 7.3). In other words, UW rarely makes mistakes. Meanwhile, unforeseen mistakes at both ends of the floor have killed Nebraska throughout the season, especially during their loss of five games. Husquers have such a small mistake of mistake at the moment that they must be perfect to have a chance to win. The focus and decision making will be crucial from beginning to end in this one.
Stay together
One of the biggest concerns, which comes with a prolonged lost series, is the doubt and pessimism penetrating your dressing room. Nebraska’s body language after losing a USC home could not have been much worse, as powerlessness is obviously becoming a factor. The thing in the discomfort is that it exposes what the team is for more than anything else. Chief coach Fred Hoiberg He said his team continued to be sustainable in the last few days of practices. But spiritualized practices only mean so much until Husquers is rewarded again with his first victory since January 4. As Nu is looking for his first victory for the big ten -time season, his players must gather around each other now more than ever. They cannot allow losses to break their continuity. If they do, the season will be officially lost.
Quotes
“It’s a runway game for me. We are on a losing series of five games. We can go to a winning series of five games. You don’t know. The word we enchanted on (Wednesday) was “Believe.” “I believe in this team, no matter what the result. I still have more faith than everyone in this world with this team I play with. “
Senior striker Juvan Gary in Nebraska, who needs to keep Faitth during his lost series of five games.
Prediction
Wisconsin (-7.5) 78, Nebraska 69
Robin’s seasonal recording: 16-3
Vs. Distribution: 9-10
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