Greg Gard and the No. 11 Wisconsin Badgers beat the Washington Huskies 88-62 on Tuesday night. However, one of their key players, Max Klesmit, suffered an injury. Klesmit was initially available ...

Despite a stumble at home that coach Greg Gard called "uncharacteristic," No. 11 Wisconsin remains in the mix for a top-four seed and accompanying double-bye in the Big Ten tournament. The regular ...

This transformation didn't follow a coaching change. Greg Gard has been at Wisconsin since 2001, serving first as an assistant on Bo Ryan's staff before taking over as head coach in December 2015.

"They know when it's time to have fun and when it's time to go to work", Greg Gard said. It's a group that doesn't get too high after big wins because they know past wins don't mean anything in ...

This transformation didn’t follow a coaching change. Greg Gard has been at Wisconsin since 2001, serving first as an assistant on Bo Ryan’s staff before taking over as head coach in December 2015.

University of Wisconsin men's basketball coach Greg Gard is a national coach of the year candidate. How Wisconsin men's basketball's potential Big Ten Player of the Year is only getting better The ...

and Greg Gard (Wisconsin). Painter has led Purdue to a 19-8 overall record and in the hunt for the Boilermakers' third straight Big Ten title, despite losing two-time National Player of the Year and ...

MADISON (WKOW) — Greg Gard, head coach of the Wisconsin men's basketball team, earned a spot on the 2025 Werner Ladder Naismith Men's College Coach of the Year Watch List, Wisconsin Athletics ...

Wisconsin basketball outlasted Illinois on Tuesday, avenging an early-season loss. Brad Underwood explained postgame why the teams did not shake hands ...

Given Wisconsin's recent history with handshake line mishaps, specifically three years ago with then-Michigan coach Juwan Howard, some within the ... here is his full exchange with Greg Gard after the ...

"This team does a really good job of adjusting and learning, as the game goes on, and they keep their foot on the gas, depending on what the opponent is trying to do," Greg Gard told reporters.