Wisconsin came in with the resume. They had the ranking and the seeding. Davidson was the tournament’s darling, the team that Georgetown is still shaking their head about. Well, add the Badgers to the head shaking. Riding 33 points from Stephen Curry and great defense, as well as taking advantage of the first-half injury to Trevon Hughes, Cinderella still is hanging around the ball–with authority. Read the rest of this entry »

When the Wisconsin players picked their brackets, they probably thought that they would be facing USC in the second round and maybe even bit their nails a bit thinking about frosh phenom O.J. Mayo. That didn’t happen. They faced Kansas State and their balanced attack, but the Wisconsin defense and solid game play was too much for Michael Beasley and company. Read the rest of this entry »