The Wisconsin Badgers basketball team defeated yet another top ten ranked team.  Michigan State was the latest victim.  Going into this game, Michigan State was ranked #5 in the nation.  The Spartans were undefeated in the Big Ten conference up until this game.

Jordan Taylor scored 17 points in the game, Bohannon scored 19.  The Badgers are now 7-3 in Big Ten play.  Overall, they are 17-5.  The breaking point in the game was when the Badgers hit a three point bucket at the six minute mark.  That put the Wisconsin Badgers up by 16.

Next up for the Badgers is a road trip to Michigan on February 6^th.  Badgers Basketball tickets are available anytime by clicking on the link.  Call our friendly ticket staff at (800)334-5434 between the hours of 8:30 and 6pm Monday through Friday.  We would be happy to help you.  Buy, sell, trade, Badger Tickets are just one call away.

The final preparations of Camp Randall are almost finished.  There is a beautiful hockey rink on top of the turf.  The Wisconsin Badgers Hockey Classic is sure to be fun.  The Hockey Classic is scheduled for February 6th, and the Badgers host Michigan.  The puck drops at 5pm. 

Wisconsin stands at fourth place and just two games behind Minnesota Duluth.  The Badgers' player of the week is Michael Davies.  Michael Davies is a senior, and plays forward for the Badgers.  He now has six consecutive multi-point games.

Did you notice that our Big Ten conference was very well represented in the 2009 bowl games this year?  Our Wisconsin Badgers played in the Champs Sports Bowl.  Iowa was the highest profile victory for a big ten team, taking the ACC champs on head to head and coming up winners. Northwestern nearly pulled off the upset when facing Auburn.  Ohio State crushed Oregon in the Rose Bowl.  The Big Ten football teams should be proud of what they accomplished in 2009.  Stick with Badgertickets.com for all the best in 2010.  In the off season, feel free to check out our inventory of Badgers Basketball tickets.  

Barry Alverez is now part of the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame.  He led the Wisconsin Badgers to victory in 1994.  He went back to Pasadena again in 1999, and then once more in 2000.  The Badgers won all three trips. 

Barry Alverez is one of only two coaches to win three Rose Bowls.  The head of Big Ten football introduced Alverez as he headed up to the podium.  In recognition, he was awarded a Rose Bowl jacket.  He also got to be in the Rose Bowl parade.  The Wisconsin Badgers have yet to make it back to the Rose Bowl.  Barry Alverez is now athletic director.  Bret Bielema replaced him as head coach in 2008.