Ann Arbor — When senior center Jon Teske thinks of Wisconsin, several things instantly come to mind.
There’s the Badgers’ slow style of play. There’s their efficient and methodical offense that uses up much of the shot clock. There’s their grind-it-out style of defense that can wear a team down.
None of that has changed. What has, though, is that Wisconsin has been letting if fly from beyond on the arc at a higher rate and has been relying on the 3-point shot much more than it has in recent years.