By james art 
Madison, Whis. -Wisconsin’s female basketball team (11-10, 2-8 b1g) will travel to Indiana to stand against Purdue boilers (7-14, 0-10 b1g) on February 2. The advice is set at 1:00 pm (CT), and the coincidence can be transmitted to B1G+ and broadcast in 1070 AM and the Iheartradio app.
Here are five things you need to know before they face Badgers that face the Purdue boilers:
1. A look at the season: Badgers have a total record of 11-10 and 2-8 brands in a conference game, fighting some of the most difficult opponents in Basketball College. Sera Williams It continues to shine, standing out as one of only two players on a national scale average double-end with 18.7 points and 10.9 fights per game.
2. The last time outside: Badgers wore Michigan Werewolves when winning at home 82-75. Wisconsin’s three-point firing paved the way for victory, as Badgers sank 12 triplets binding for the fourth best performance in the history of the program. The success beyond the rainbow was spread to four different players. As a Wisconsin team, he fired 53.1% (26-49) from the pitch, 48.0% (12-15) beyond the arc and 85.7% (18-21) from the free throw line. Werewolves reached 47.6% of the terrain, 30.0% of three and 75.0% of the line.
3. Intelligence of boiler manufacturers: Purdu enters this 7-14 recording game and fights in the conference game, sitting on 0-10 in Big Ten action. They have recently suffered a loss of 74-68 Nebraska. Under the leadership of the head coach Katie Guilds, the boiler manufacturers are an average of 62.8 points per match and download 34.7 struggles per game
4. History With Partyu: Wisconsin last stood against boiler manufacturers in the 2023-24 season, where they were defeated with 55-79 at home. Badgers track the series of all time 22-58 and are looking to click a losing series of four games against Partyu.
5. Looking forward: Badgers will return home to host the # 4 USC Trojans on the middle day. The Council was set at 6:30 pm (CT) on Wednesday, February 5th. The game will also mark national girls and women on the day of sports.