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Blackwell hits a game-winning 28-foot shot as Wisconsin defeats Minnesota 78-75 on the road.
Blackwell scores a game-high 27 points, including key late 3-pointers.
Wisconsin erases a 51-40 second-half deficit with a 14-0 run to take the lead.
Braeden Carrington contributes a career-high 21 points off the bench for Minnesota.
UW finished with 70 points while Minnesota slowed pace, ranking high in tempo disparity.
Gard emphasizes competitive edge and togetherness as keys to road win.
Wisconsin tallies its second straight double-digit comeback win.
Carrington’s performance contrasts with Blackwell’s late heroics in a rivalry win.
The win underscores Wisconsin's resilience after a star-studded showdown with Michigan.
The game continued Wisconsin’s trend of road success in the Border Battle rivalry.

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Wisconsin topped Minnesota 78-75 after a 14-0 second-half run to surge back in the Border Battle.
Blackwell sealed the win with a 28-foot jumper as time expired to beat Minnesota.
Wisconsin extended its undefeated streak against Minnesota to 10 straight wins in this series.
Wisconsin coach Greg Gard spoke with reporters after the close conference game, along with Blackwell and Carrington.
Wisconsin now prepares to host Rutgers at the Kohl Center after the Minnesota game.
Blackwell delivered the clutch game-winner in the closing seconds for Wisconsin.
The game featured a late comeback after Minnesota tied the score at 75 with under five seconds left.
The postgame coverage includes insights from Gard, Blackwell, and Carrington on the late fight.
Wisconsin’s next game is a home matchup against Rutgers at the Kohl Center.
The article highlights Wisconsin's second double-digit comeback victory in as many games.

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John Blackwell nailed the game-winning three to lift Wisconsin to a 78-75 victory over Minnesota.
Wisconsin flipped the script with a strong second half, scoring early and sustaining momentum.
Braeden Carrington supplied a season-high 21 points, including seven threes, providing a critical spark.
Wisconsin overcame a slow defensive start, allowing Minnesota a hot start before tightening up in the second half.
Wisconsin built a late lead after a 38- point stretch in the first 12.5 minutes of the second half.
Carrington’s emboldened play helped Wisconsin counter Minnesota’s early lead and maintain pressure.
Wisconsin limited Minnesota’s impact from outside in the second half, curbing three-point production.
Wisconsin extended its winning streak in the series with another Border Battle win.
John Blackwell and Nick Boyd contributed timely three-pointers to sustain Wisconsin’s rhythm.
The final sequence culminated in a narrow one-possession win as Minnesota forced a late tie.
The win improved Wisconsin’s season narrative with a notable second-half performance.

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Wisconsin erased an 11-point second-half deficit to defeat Minnesota 78-75 on the road.
John Blackwell hit the game-winning 3 at the buzzer, finishing with 27 points.
Braeden Carrington scored a career-high 21 points with seven 3-pointers.
Nolan Winter posted his eighth double-double of the season with 12 points and 11 rebounds.
Wisconsin shot 14-for-33 from 3-point range, the sixth game this season with 14+ threes.
Wisconsin improved to 10-0 when turning 10 or fewer times, showcasing defensive discipline.
Greg Gard coached his 200th Big Ten game, reaching 121-79 in conference play.
Wisconsin holds the best Big Ten road record since 2015-16 among coaches with 100+ wins.
Wisconsin finished with 78 points, its lowest point total in a win this season but still secure the victory.
Brown Ball Boyd contributed 11 points and 4 assists with strong shooting efficiency.
The Badgers extended their series advantage over Minnesota to 10 straight wins.

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Blackwell delivers the game-winning three at the buzzer to beat Minnesota 78-75 on the road.
Wisconsin extended its series advantage to 10 straight wins over the Gophers.
Blackwell scored 27 points to lead Wisconsin, fueling the comeback in the second half.
Wisconsin did not call a timeout in the final seconds, allowing Blackwell space to shoot.
Gard trusted Blackwell with the ball as Minnesota’s defense retreated late.
Wisconsin’s 14-0 run in the second half shifted the game in UW’s favor.
Blackwell’s performance followed a period of season turbulence, signaling a return to form.
The win kept Wisconsin within striking distance in the Big Ten race.
Shinholster, a freshman, played late with Minnesota fouled out, influencing the final possession.
The game featured a dramatic finish echoing past Wisconsin buzzer-beaters dating to 2016.

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