On the first day of the Big Ten schedule -- way back on Dec. 3 -- Danny Wolf and Michigan barged into Wisconsin and handed the Badgers their first loss of the season. On the last day of the Big Ten schedule -- 103 days later -- John Tonje and the Badgers finally have their chance to get even. After avenging regular-season losses to UCLA and Michigan State in the Big Ten tournament quarterfinals and semifinals, respectively, No. 18 Wisconsin (26-8) plays No. 22 Michigan (24-9) for the championship Sunday afternoon in Indianapolis. "It's a great opportunity to get our revenge and the championship," said Wisconsin sophomore John Blackwell.
No. 18 Wisconsin, No. 22 Michigan surprise contenders for Big Ten title
