Wisconsin's 2025-26 men's basketball nonconference games include a NCAA tournament rematch against BYU and an exhibition ...

It's Purdue vs McNeese in the 2025 NCAA Tournament second round. See our expert picks and predictions for the March Madness bracket, along with how to watch and game time.

No. 4 seed Purdue plays No. 12 seed McNeese in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday. Follow along as we provide updates throughout the game.

By the time Gilmore's flurry was over Thursday, the game pretty much was, too. The Badgers pulled away for their first March Madness win in three years, 85-66 over the Grizzlies.

Wisconsin was a game back, tied for fourth with UCLA and Purdue. Michigan played the Badgers once in the regular season, with the Wolverines winning 67-64 on the road in Madison.

Wisconsin kept its composure, used the ejection as motivation and rallied to beat No. 7 Purdue 94-84, handing the Boilermakers a second loss this season on their home court.

Wisconsin guard Kamari McGee (4) is escorted off the court after being ejected in the first half of an NCAA college basketball game against Purdue in West Lafayette, Ind., Saturday, Feb. 15, 2025 ...

• Coming off the narrow loss in Ann Arbor, Purdue’s now a half game behind league-leading Michigan, a half game ahead of third-place Michigan State and a full game ahead of Wisconsin • Braden Smith ...

Purdue (19-7, 11-4 Big Ten) seemed primed to take control of the game early with a 10-0 run that stretched its lead over the Badgers to 12-6 with 15:27 remaining in the first half.

The path to a third-straight Big Ten championship has run into a series of potholes. Michigan delivered the first blow on Tuesday, knocking the Boilermakers out of first place. On Saturday, Wisconsin ...

Wisconsin guard Max Klesmit’s floater with 4.8 seconds left lifted the Badgers to a 76-75 overtime win over Purdue in a Big Ten tournament semifinal on March 16, 2024.

Wisconsin quarterback Braedyn Locke (18) celebrates with his teammates after wide receiver Vinny Anthony II’s 52-yard touchdown during the first quarter against Purdue.