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Postgame Notes
Wisconsin 49, Marquette 38
Dec. 6, 2014
TEAM NOTES
• The Badgers improved to 8-1 on the season. This marks the fifth time UW has opened the year 8-1 or better under head coach Bo Ryan.
• Wisconsin earned its 1,500 win in program history on Saturday, becoming the seventh time in Big Ten history to reach 1,500 victories.
• The Badgers improved to 66-55 all-time against Marquette, and 28-39 in games played in Milwaukee.
• Bo Ryan improved to 329-122 (.729) during his 14 years at Wisconsin, and improved to 8-6 against Marquette as the Badgers have won four of the past six meetings with the Golden Eagles.
• Ryan is now 32-6 (.842) in the in-state round-robin with Marquette, Milwaukee and Green Bay. The Badgers look to go a perfect 3-0 against their in-state rivals when they face Milwaukee on Wednesday.
• Wisconsin is now 20-5 (.800) away from home since the start of last year, and is now 9-3 (.750) in road venues.
• The Badgers held the Golden Eagles to 34 points, marking the fewest points by either team in the series since 1948 when Marquette scored 34 against Wisconsin.
• Wisconsin limited to Marquette to just 15 points in the first half. That is the fewest in a half by either team in this series since at least 1997. The fewest in a half during that span was 16 points in the first half by Marquette in 1998.
• UW has held two of its opponents this year to 40 points or less, as the Badgers held Northern Kentucky to 31 points on Nov. 14.
• Wisconsin grabbed a season-high 14 offensive rebounds, and outrebounded MU 41-28.
• UW generated 16 points off MU's 11 turnovers.
INDIVIDUAL NOTES
• Senior Josh Gasser posted 12 points, and was 4-of-8 from beyond the arc. The 4 made triples equals a career high, while the 8 attempts is the most in his career. Gasser also had four rebounds and three assists.
• Senior Frank Kaminsky tallied 15 points and 10 rebounds, marking the fourth time this season Kaminsky has recorded a double-double. Kaminsky also had a career-high four steals in the win.
• With his three blocks, Kaminsky has 116 career blocks at Wisconsin, the fifth-most in school history. Kaminsky needs one block to tie Mike Wilkinson for fourth on the all-time list.
• Sophomore Nigel Hayes recorded five points and nine rebounds, and added three assists, two blocks and a steal.
• Senior Traevon Jackson had seven points and added two assists. His two assists moves him into 10th place in UW's annals with 279 dimes, passing Michael Flowers, who had 278 assists in his Wisconsin career.
