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Wisconsin Badgers Dominate Providence Friars with Stellar Second Half Performance

The Wisconsin Badgers improved their record to 1-0 after a commanding victory over the Providence Friars, who now stand at 0-1. The final score of the game was 104-83 in favor of the Badgers.


Nov 27, 2025; San Diego, CA, USA; Providence Friars guard Jr. Corey Floyd (14) is fouled by Wisconsin Badgers forward Austin Rapp (22) during the first half at Jenny Craig Pavilion. Mandatory Credit: Abe Arredondo-Imagn Images

First Half


The first half saw both teams battling closely, with Wisconsin taking a slight edge by scoring 51 points compared to Providence's 32. The Badgers' offensive strategy was evident as they capitalized on fast break opportunities, scoring an impressive 32 fast break points throughout the game. Nick Boyd led the charge for Wisconsin with his sharp shooting and playmaking abilities.


Second Half


In the second half, Wisconsin extended their lead significantly by adding another 53 points to their tally. Their defense tightened up as well, allowing only 51 points from Providence in this period. Nolan Winter's performance stood out as he contributed significantly on both ends of the court with his rebounding and defensive prowess.


Nov 27, 2025; San Diego, CA, USA; Wisconsin Badgers guard Isaac Gard (15) shoots the ball against Providence Friars during the second half at Jenny Craig Pavilion. Mandatory Credit: Abe Arredondo-Imagn Images

Key Performances


Nick Boyd emerged as a key player for Bucky Badgers, showcasing his all-around skills by contributing not only in scoring but also in assists and rebounds. His field goal percentage was an impressive highlight of his performance. Meanwhile, Nolan Winter provided crucial support under the basket with double-digit rebounds and efficient shooting.


On the other side, despite their efforts, Providence struggled to keep up with Wisconsin's pace and efficiency. They managed to score effectively from beyond the arc but were unable to close down on defense against a relentless Wisconsin offense.


Nov 27, 2025; San Diego, CA, USA; Providence Friars guard Jason Edwards (1) shoots the ball against Wisconsin Badgers forward Austin Rapp (22) during the first half at Jenny Craig Pavilion. Mandatory Credit: Abe Arredondo-Imagn Images

Post-game Thoughts


Reflecting on what went wrong for Wisconsin Badgers during brief moments when they allowed runs from Providence could provide insights into areas needing improvement despite their overall dominance in this match-up.


Looking ahead, fans can catch post-game thoughts about how Bucky Badgers will prepare for their next encounter against TCU Horned Frogs scheduled at Jenny Craig Pavilion in San Diego on November 28th at 5:30 PM EDT broadcasted live on FOX TV network.


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