Lucas' Five Takes: Wisconsin vs. Northwestern
March 11, 2017 | Men's Basketball, Mike Lucas
Thoughts on UW's win over the Wildcats in the Big Ten tournament semifinals
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WASHINGTON — UWBadgers.com Senior Writer Mike Lucas offered his observations after Wisconsin earned a 76-48 win over Northwestern in the semifinals of the Big Ten tournament at the Verizon Center on Saturday.
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LUCAS' FIVE TAKES:
Bronson Koenig & Nigel Hayes got UW out to 10-2 start (each had duece & triple). Rout on. NW didnt punch back. Looked bankrupt emotionally
— Mike Lucas (@LucasAtLarge) March 11, 2017
Khalil Iverson's teammates played with heavy hearts for Iverson who returned to Ohio b/c death in family. Tm played for him, Ethan Happ said
— Mike Lucas (@LucasAtLarge) March 11, 2017
Zak Showalter is so much more than a complementary player but he plays the role of one with his unselfish play. Really hounded McIntosh
— Mike Lucas (@LucasAtLarge) March 11, 2017
With diverse scoring options/skill sets, Michigan will pose challenging springboard that may further shape UW's game/profile for Big Dance
— Mike Lucas (@LucasAtLarge) March 11, 2017
Opposing defenses have taken UW out of rhythm with post doubles. But more reps & tweaks against that tactic is producing far better results
— Mike Lucas (@LucasAtLarge) March 11, 2017












