Live updates, score: No. 11 Wisconsin welcomes at Big Ten Foe Oregon – Sports Illustrated

The men from Wisconsin No. 11 take advantage of the strangeness of planning that makes them play numerous games in a row at home, hosting Oregon in the Big Ten Conference action on Saturday.

The FOX Airs Live game starts at 11 am CT.

By drawing up another victorious series, Badgers end up in the thick race in the League, while climbing the national ranking.

Check out our live updates and Wisconsin game analysis against Oregon below:

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3-time time for the badgers! Max Clessmith and Chambers McGi with matching 3-indicators and Wisconsin put Oregon in a 15-point hole with just over 12 minutes to play. The badgers are only 5 out of 18 from deep, but have made three that half.

Wisconsin 47, Oregon 36, 13:42 leaves in the second half: The ducks made a mini-white Badgers with the kind assistance of Kofi by Jackson Shelstad and Jadrian Tracy. However, Wisconsin’s defense forces turnover from the Staff McGi, leading to Time -Aut.

Wisconsin 47, Oregon 32, 15:28 left in the second half: Badgers have controlled the last 15 minutes dating from the end of the first half. Nolan Winter’s Jumper has Badgers, which rolls, leading 15 with 15 ahead.

This is all that is Wisconsin so far, as John Tone has closed the last 10 minutes of the half time with 16 points. Stephen Crowl has 10 struggles, as three others have scored six.

Tonje also has three struggles and two thefts, with the only two 3-challenging ones for the Yazovs. Wisconsin continues to be red-hot inside the rainbow, shooting 13-for-18.

For Oregon Jackson Shelstad, there are eight points with two threes to guide the road.

Half -time result: Wisconsin 38, Oregon 26

Wisconsin 32, Oregon 19, 3:36 remains first: Kohl Center, get on your feet for The Big Ten Player of the Year, John Tonje. He took this one, giving Badgers a command lead when we near halftime. After passing without a result in the first 10 minutes, Tonje has scored 12 in the last seven, including a 3-cout pair.

Wisconsin 28, Oregon 19, 5:38 remains first: And that’s right, Tonje goes, marking eight quick points to give Badgers a pillow here early, as the Kohl center is up and swinging. Wisconsin is 10-to-12 from the interior of the rainbow.

Wisconsin 23, Oregon 17, 7:55 remains first: It was a slightly slow start for Badgers, but from late it became the norm. Wisconsin used large tracks in the second half led by John Tone to win victories over Purdu and Illinois. So far, Tonje has been unsuccessful, with Stephen Croll delivering much of the offensive production.