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The Badgers head coach praised his team’s effort after another near comeback on Saturday.
Wisconsin head coach Greg Gard is shown after their semifinal game in the Big Ten tournament Saturday, March 14, 2026 at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois. Michigan beat Wisconsin 68-65. | Mark Hoffman/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images The Wisconsin Badgers had yet another valiant comeback effort, but fell short on Saturday, this time at the hands of the No.
1 seed Michigan Wolverines 68-65 in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals. Once again, the Badgers erased a 15-point second-half comeback, but this time around, they weren’t able to finish the job, as Yaxel Lendeborg sealed the deal on a go-ahead three with 0. 4 seconds left in the game.
With the loss, Wisconsin will now wait for Selection Sunday to see their seeding and region, and gets an extra day of rest and recovery. After the game, head coach Greg Gard spoke with the media as he broke down the game and what he learned from his team throughout the week. Here’s everything he said, courtesy of Big Ten Communications.
Opening Statement… Obviously a heck of a comeback by our guys there in the second half to a terrific team. Both of our games with them have been great games and terrific battles. Obviously we’re extremely proud of our guys of how we couldn’t get shots to go in for the latter most of the game, and then we got a rhythm going.
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