Wisconsin Badgers secured a dominant 85-66 victory over Montana Grizzlies in their first win in March Madness since 2022. John Blackwell led the Badgers with 19 points, supported by double-digit scoring from Steven Crowl, John Tonje, Xavier Amos, and Nolan Winter. After a close first half, Carter Gilmore’s impactful performance in the second half helped the Badgers establish a significant lead. Despite Montana’s strong shooting reputation, they struggled to convert, with Money Williams being held to just 8 points by Blackwell’s defense. The Grizzlies’ late attempts to cover the spread fell short, highlighting the Badgers’ solid performance throughout the game. Wisconsin now looks ahead to the Sweet 16, aiming to advance past VCU or BYU in the East Region. The victory signals a strong return to form for the Badgers in the NCAA Tournament after a disappointing first-round exit last year. Fans can follow the AP March Madness bracket and coverage for updates on the ongoing tournament action.
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