Then there's what Wisconsin suffered against Oregon on Saturday. The Badgers held a decisive lead throughout the game. They built an 11-point lead with 7:09 left in the first half, held onto a 12-point margin at the halftime break and then created a 14-point advantage with just 6:15 remaining.

Three days after blowing a 15-point second half lead in a loss to Oregon, the Badgers return to action against Washington Tuesday at the Kohl Center.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison Badgers (21-6, 11-5 Big Ten) fell to the Oregon Ducks (20-8, 9-8) in Madison on Saturday, the Badgers’ first loss since Jan. 29 against Maryland. The Badgers struggled from the three point line early on,

Wisconsin basketball (21-6, 11-5 Big Ten) blew a 17-point lead in its 77-73 home loss to Oregon (20-8, 9-8 Big Ten) on Saturday.

Wisconsin, after a deflating loss to Oregon, responded decisively with a 88-62 win over the Washington Huskies. The Badgers controlled the matchup throughout. They built an early 10-point lead just 12 minutes into the game and held a 15-point advantage at the halftime break.