Despite the heartbreaking 68-63 loss to Duke in the NCAA men's basketball championship, scores of current and former Wisconsin Badgers showed their support on Twitter to the team that came within 40 minutes of winning
It isn't the matchup that many expected at the start of the Final Four, but Wisconsin (36-3; 16-2) and Duke (34-4; 15-3) will meet in Monday's college basketball national championship game at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. The No.1-seeded Badgers
This time it's the comparison between what Kentucky does and what Duke does in terms of major high school recruits. John Calipari says he expects five players to leave, but an NBA scout pegs it at seven. If it's seven that means Karl-Anthony Towns
And it's been Jahlil Okafor, Justise Winslow, Tyus Jones and Grayson Allen that have been the freshmen of notice at season's end, their brand of blue basketball reigning supreme over the Wildcats that overshadowed them.
It isn't the matchup that many expected at the start of the Final Four, but Wisconsin (36-3; 16-2) and Duke (34-4; 15-3) will meet in Monday's college basketball national championship game at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. The No.1-seeded Badgers