Wisconsin Badgers Up to #4
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Sean Hackbarth | Monday, December 18, 2006 |
With their win Saturday over #2 Pittsburgh the Wisconsin Badgers men’s basketball team sits at #4 on the AP poll. It’s their highest ranking ever. Coach Bo Ryan said, “We’ve never had any better week than that. There’s a lot more basketball to play, but it’s pretty exciting and I feel good for our guys.”
In celebration we must sing.
Mark your calendar for 01.06.07 when #3 Ohio State with freshman phenom Greg Odom comes into Madison to face the Badgers.
“Badgers Climb to No. 4 in AP Poll”
[Cross-posted to The American Mind.]
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Boooo!! Boooo!!
No badgers! Panthers all the way! (Or at least until Penn State gets a decent basketball team. Pitt is the only basketball team a good western Pennsylvanian can root for if he wants to be rooting for a team come March.) While I dislike rooting for Pitt, Pittsburgh doesn’t have a pro team, and I can only hope that Penn State beats Pitt when they play in basketball – which never happens. Ahhh, well. At least there’s someone to follow in March. I tend to root for underdogs anyway.
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