IU basketball day Main things: Indiana travels to 21 Wisconsin – Daily Hoosier

Game day basics:

Indiana (14-8, 5-6) vs. 21 Wisconsin (17-5, 7-4)

• Time for advice: 21:00 East, Tuesday
• Location: Kohl Center (16 838), Madison, WIS.
• TV: Peacock (Noah Eagle, Robbie Humel)
• Radio: Iu Radio Network (Don Fischer, Errek Suhr, John Herrick)
• Flow: Peacock
• Distribution of the point: Wisconsin is a favorite of 9.5 points
• Kenpom Projected Score: Wisconsin 82 Indiana 72
• History: Indiana leads, 98-81.
• Last Meeting: IU 74, WIS 70 on February 27, 2024 in Bloomington
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Wisconsin’s Greg Guard

Greg Guard is in his 10th season as Wisconsin’s chief coach. During these seasons, he set up a total record 202-111.

Guard began his coaching career at the high school level before receiving his first assistant in his Alma Mater, Wisconsin-Platoville. After six seasons, he moved to an assistant position in Wisconsin-Miluoki before hiring Wisconsin’s staff after two seasons there.

Gard has been training under Bo Ryan for more than 14 years before Ryan announced his retirement in the mid-2015-16 season. The Guard will be declared a temporary acting main coach for the rest of the year and has a record of 15-8 and completing third place in the large ten. After the season, Guard will be named the head coach of the program moving forward.

Since his intermediate year, Gard has maintained Wisconsin as a constantly solid program in the big ten. In nine full seasons, Badgers have compiled 20 victories or more in seven of them and have made six NCAA tournaments. Guard also won regular titles in the season in the big ten times: once in the 2019-20 season and season 2021-22. Guard was named Coach of the Year Big Ten in both seasons.

Results and Wisconsin List:

Wisconsin’s game notes (through Wisconsin athletics)

Facts to quickly break

• Wisconsin has won 20 consecutive home games against Indiana, the longest home series against the Husers. Overall, Badgers have won 24 of the last 29 against Hoosiers.
• Wisconsin sits at No. 21 in the AP poll, 14 in Kenpom and 16 on the net.
• UW is 10-5 in Quad 1/2 games with 6 Quad 1 wins and zero losses outside Quad 1.
• 17-5 is the third best start under Greg Guard next 2016-17 (19-3) and 2021-22 (18-4)

Building the insult of Badgers

• Wisconsin is an average of 81.5 points per game, which will be ranked 5th in the history of UW and the highest after the 86.3 PPG record school in 1970-71.
• UW has multiple 100 points matches this season for the first time since 1995-96 and 13 with 80+ for the first time from 1970-71 (13).
• Wisconsin ranks 7th in Kenpom’s offensive efficiency nation. The UW brand of 123.3 will be ranked as the 2nd highest grade of the Kenpom era (1997).

Tonje is a tear

Wisconsin has had 17 choices of All-Big Ten since 2002 (most in the conference) and John Tone is positioned as the most native.

• Graduate student, Tonje is a catalyst for one of the best crimes in the nation, ranked 4th in Big Ten an average of 18.6 ppg and results at all 3 levels.
• Tonje shoots 52.0% at 2FGS, 41.5% at 3FGS and 92.9% at the free throw line.
• Tonje is ranked 3rd in the big ten, shooting 45.6% of a 3-point scope during a conference game. It is also second in B1G on average 2.8 3FGS per match during the league action.
• The 6-foot-5 guard was almost perfect on the free throw line, leading the large ten and ranked 7th in the NCAA shooting with 92.9% feet (131-for-141).

Blackwell, Groundswell

• Sophomore John Blackwell emerges as one of the best rounded players of the big ten, ranking 2nd place in Badgers in points (15.5 ppg), 4th place in fights (4.5 RPG) and 3rd in assists (2.2 APG). These average values ​​increase to 16.6 ppg, 4.9 RPG and 2.0 APG during a game of ten.
• In January, Blackwell an average of 18.9 ppg, recording 3 matches of 20+ points.
• Born in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, has collected 6 matches with 20+ points, including 4 of the last 9 games. It is an average of 25.5 ppg in UW and UCLA games.
• Blackwell also has a trio of 28+ points games: highest 32 points (6-10 3FGS) vs Iowa, 30 against UTRGV and 28 in USC.

The remarkable numbers of Kenpom of Wisconsin:

(of 364 teams)

Tempo – No 165 (violation No. 182 / Protection No. 132)

Offensive efficiency – No. 7

• Badgers are proud of one of the hottest crimes. They shoot a 55.1% effective field rate (No. 34). They shoot 36.3% of three and 55.7% of two as a team (No. 63, No. 45).
• Wisconsin leads the nation in the rate of free throwing the team to 84.6%.
• They estimate 37% of their total distribution of threesome points (No. 58) and have 47.6% experience of experience (No 20).
• They take care of the ball well by 14.9% percentage of turnover (No. 32)
• Badgers are not a major threat to offensive glass, with only 28.6% offensive bounce rate (No 227)

Defense efficiency – No. 47

• Badgers hold opponents up to 47.8% effective percentage of field purpose (No. 65). The teams shoot 32.6% of three (No. 125) and 47.2% of two (No. 53).
• They do not generate much speed, only by 15.2% percent (No. 312). They also have a low degree of theft and block, both of which are No. 338 in the country.
• Opponents do not receive a high rate of offensive struggles by 27%, No. 52.

OG’s Pick:

Record for profit/loss: 16-3

There is no choice for the latter, but I got Maryland. Maybe you’re starting to hate me.

Either way, another hard for Indiana to win in Madison tonight. Badgers have a really good crime that can burn you at any time. You have to take into account this performance against Iowa, where Wisconsin went 21-31 beyond the arc and scored 116 points. They can burn you every night, so Indiana will have to lock a defensive to have a chance.

Fortunately for them, UW is not proud of terribly frightening protection. They will not put tons of pressure and do not force an abundance of turnover. If Indiana can make things roll, this may be closer than what the betting lines offer.

It is not yet convenient for me to choose the Husers with a win here, but I do not expose it from the equation. They looked solid at times against Partyu, and when things clicked, they had the ability to steal one.

Selection: Wisconsin 77 – Indiana 72

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