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Wisconsin Men's Basketball Star Guard, Forward Face Injury Concerns: What We Know
- On Dec. 22, 2025, the Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball team defeated Central Michigan 88-61 at the Kohl Center in Madison, Wisconsin, the Associated Press reported.
- After getting ahead early with a 9-0 spurt, Wisconsin Badgers extended the lead with a second-half surge that included a 26-6 run and a 44-26 bench advantage.
- Winter and Austin Rapp combined for big nights, each scoring 18 points as Wisconsin shot 59.1% from the field; Winter had eight rebounds and Rapp added seven off the bench.
- Late in the game, Nolan Winter exited with an injury after being productive earlier, while John Blackwell did not play, highlighting Wisconsin’s frontcourt depth concerns.
- Upcoming matchups put the Badgers on the road at Minnesota and against UCLA and Purdue, while Wisconsin holds a 3-2 record against Central Michigan and saw freshman Zack Kinziger score his first points with strong second-half bench contributions.
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Marietta Daily Journal
Marietta Daily JournalWisconsin uses depth to take down struggling Central Michigan
Nolan Winter and Austin Rapp had 18 points apiece to pace Wisconsin to an 88-61 nonconference victory over visiting Central Michigan on Monday night in Madison.
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Winter, Rapp combine for 36 points as Wisconsin beats Central Michigan 88-61
Nolan Winter and Austin Rapp combined to score 36 points as Wisconsin beat Central Michigan 88-61 on Monday.Winter had 18 points on 6-of-9 shooting to go with eight rebounds.
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Men’s Basketball Falls to Wisconsin 88-61 - Central Michigan University Athletics
MADISON, Wis.— Central Michigan battled throughout, but it couldn't overcome a high-powered Wisconsin's offensive performance led by Nolan Winter and Austin Wrapp who each had 18 points. The Badgers pulled away in the second half to register an 88-61 win over the Chippewas Monday night before 14,106 fans at the Kohl Center.
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