Illinois at Wisconsin
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Illinois must be having a rough night. I am watching Texas vs OSU. Texas is up right now. I wonder if they have gotten that much better or if OSU is falling apart after losing to K-State? Texas up 36-33 late in the first half.
You do not often see a team getting doubled up while they have 25 points 5-10 8-16 maybe but 25-50 that is an impressive whooping.
eveningnewsteam
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Evenly. Illinois offense, or whatever it is, is just atrocious.
Must be shooting a lot of jump shots like they always do. Some things never change.
eveningnewsteam
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A lot of that along with the perimeter players trying to go 1 on 5 penetrating while 4 others stand around and watch.
ibahawkeye
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Remember before the season when a lot of us, myself included, predicted this year to be a year Wisconsin takes a step back allowing is to jump them in the rankings??
It's hard for me to grasp that this team is playing so well. They just put up back to back halves of 50+ points against top 25 opponents.
Activebadger.... This is for you, boy was I wrong about this Badger team and I won't doubt Bo again in the near future.
It's hard for me to grasp that this team is playing so well. They just put up back to back halves of 50+ points against top 25 opponents.
Activebadger.... This is for you, boy was I wrong about this Badger team and I won't doubt Bo again in the near future.
ibahawkeye
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Just based off these numbers it seems Groce should be the one getting thrown out of games .
tm3308
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The number of fouls called doesn't indicate an evenly called game. Illinois takes lots (LOTS) of jumpers, meaning there are far fewer chances to foul them.
Linesetter
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Wisconsin scores 51 in a half against Iowa then 50 in a half against Illinois?! It's not like they did that against dogs either
Did someone slip a roofie into my drink? Did someone slip a roofie into Bo's drink?
WindsorHawk
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I think it's some of both. Wisconsin is at home and better than Illinois. That's a bad combination. Illinois doesn't have quality big men to exploit match ups, etc. I think it's going to be an uphill battle for both Illinois and Minnesota to make the NCAA this year.
