US EditionPolzin: What I liked and didn't like from Wisconsin's NCAA Tournament loss to BYU
- BYU defeated Wisconsin 91-89, marking the Cougars' first Sweet 16 appearance since 2011, as reported by the Deseret News.
- John Tonje scored 37 points for Wisconsin, becoming the first player to surpass 30 points in this year's tournament, according to the report.
- BYU shot 49.2% from the field and had eight players score at least six points, highlighting their offensive performance in the game.
- The victory capped a thrilling game where Wisconsin struggled to score, allowing BYU to maintain their lead and ultimately clinch the win, as noted by the Deseret News.
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Wisconsin Fans Seethe With Rage After Pathetic March Madness Loss: REACTIONS
Wisconsin fans are in a state of shock and rage after being bounced from the NCAA Tournament.BYU stunned the Badgers 91-89 in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Greg Gard's team somehow managed to get back in the game in the closing minutes, but a final attempt to seal the deal fell short.Once again, Wisconsin is heading home long before the Badgers should. It's enraging for many fans.Wisconsin's last trip to the Sweet 16 was all the way …
BYU staves off 37-point effort from John Tonje to beat Wisconsin, 91-89
DENVER — They streamed in by the caravan from seven hours west, vibrating with hope in their eyes and bass in their throats for a return to Cougar glory. Denver and Ball Arena simply became Utah East on Saturday night.…
BYU nip Wisconsin to reach Sweet 16 for first time since 2011 — the days of Jimmer Fredette
BYU withstood a ferocious charge from Wisconsin’s John Tonje to hold off the Badgers for a 91-89 victory Saturday that sends the program to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2011 — the days of Jimmer Fredette.
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The Baltimore SunWisconsin loses to BYU 91-89 despite John Tonje’s 37 points, ending the Big Ten’s perfect NCAA Tournament start
DENVER — BYU withstood a ferocious charge from Wisconsin’s John Tonje to hold off the Badgers for a 91-89 victory Saturday that sends the program to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2011 — the days of Jimmer Fredette. Tonje finished with 37 points, including eight during a desperate comeback down the stretch. But trailing by two, he shot a fadeaway air ball just before the buzzer that allowed the Cougars to escape. Tonje was the first playe…
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