In a recent Big Ten matchup, the No. 21 Wisconsin Badgers secured a decisive 76-64 victory over the Indiana Hoosiers at the Kohl Center in Madison.he Badgers’ head coach, Greg Gard, attributed the team’s strong start to effective scouting and execution, stating, “That hot start was a result of good scouting and even better execution.”citeturn0search4

isconsin’s early dominance was evident as they surged to a 29-8 lead in the first half.his performance marked Gard’s 12th win in 16 games against Indiana, underscoring his successful track record against the Hoosiers.citeturn0search4

n the opposing side, Indiana’s head coach, Mike Woodson, expressed concerns about his team’s resilience, stating, “We’re just not a tough team right now, and mentally we’re not tough, we’re just not.”citeturn0search0

he Badgers’ victory was a collective effort, with four players scoring in double figures.ohn Tonje led with 15 points and five rebounds, Max Klesmit contributed 13 points and six assists, Nolan Winter added 12 points, and Carter Gilmore scored 10 points.citeturn0search7

his win improved Wisconsin’s season record to 18-5 overall and 8-4 in Big Ten play, bringing them closer to securing an NCAA Tournament berth.he Badgers will next face the Iowa Hawkeyes on the road.citeturn0search7

n contrast, the loss dropped Indiana to 14-9 overall and 5-7 in conference play, highlighting the challenges Coach Woodson faces in bolstering his team’s mental and physical toughness.citeturn0search7

he contrasting post-game comments from both coaches underscore the current trajectories of their programs.oach Gard’s emphasis on preparation and execution reflects Wisconsin’s disciplined approach, while Coach Woodson’s candid assessment points to areas needing improvement for Indiana.