Wisconsin Badgers guard Kamari McGee (4) points at the Arizona Wildcats bench and puts a finger up to his mouth on Friday, Nov. 15, 2024 at Kohl Center in Madison, Wis. OWEN ZILIAK, STATE JOURNAL The University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team has a star, and the Badgers captured one of the biggest early season wins in program history.

A pregame ceremony to celebrate the 10th anniversary of back-to-back Final Four teams, memorializing Badgers head coach Bo Ryan in the rafters, and a Stripe Out, Wisconsin found a way to eclipse all the fanfare by improving to 4-0, matching its best start of the last six seasons, with a 103-88 victory over Arizona.

Wisconsin came back with a 21-9 spurt that allowed it to re-extend its lead to double-digits. Three-pointers were the key during this stretch as John Tonje hit two from beyond the arc and Xavier Amos and Kamari McGee drained the others.

John Tonje had one of the nation's most extraordinary individual performances of the young season Friday night by scoring 41 points -- two shy of the Wisconsin record -- in the Badgers' 103-88 win over No.

Wisconsin wing John Tonje continued his torrid start to the 2024-25 season on Friday night, leading the Badgers to a signature win over No. 9 Arizona. With program legend Bo Ryan honored at halftime and the Badgers’ 2014 and 2015 Final Four teams in the building,

John Tonje had a special performance and it led to a statement win for the Badgers men's basketball team. Tonje scored a career-high 41 points to power the Badgers in a 103-88 upset victory over No. 9 Arizona Friday night at the Kohl Center in Madison,

Here are three quick takeaways from Wisconsin’s 103-88 win over Arizona. John Tonje’s big night. When it comes to creating a spark, nobody did that better on Friday than trans