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Wisconsin beat Maryland 78-45 at the Kohl Center on Senior Day, completing a strong home-season performance.
Guard Braeden Carrington and walk-on Isaac Gard were highlighted as key seniors during the ceremony.
Greg Gard spoke about Gard’s sonhood and the emotional impact of the night for the program.
John Blackwell referenced the emotional carryover from last year as he played through foul trouble and growth this season.
Wisconsin built a comfortable lead after a slow start and eventually led by as many as 33 points.
Coach Gard recalled past memories of Gard’s family and the unique bond within the program.
The article notes Wisconsin’s strong performance across the season with a notable home-game execution.
Gard highlighted the emotional connection between his family and the Wisconsin program during the ceremony.
The piece underscores the significance of senior-night moments for Wisconsin’s players and fans.
The article lists the seniors honored during the ceremony and reflects on the program’s culture of camaraderie.

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Winter exited the Kohl Center game against Maryland with an apparent ankle injury after a putback layup.
Coach Greg Gard said they will know more after testing next day and that they hope to avoid the worst with Winter’s injury.
Winter had been dealing with ankle issues recently, though this injury was not described as the same prior problem.
Wisconsin secured a big win over Maryland at home on Senior Night, setting up a potential top-four seed scenario with Big Ten Tournament approaching.
Wisconsin’s season record improved to 21-9 with a 13-6 mark in Big Ten play after the win.
The Badgers next face Purdue, with postseason implications possible if they secure a top-four seed.
Nolan Winter’s injury status remains to be determined after further evaluation scheduled for the following day.
Maryland game took place at the Kohl Center, continuing Wisconsin’s homecourt schedule toward postseason play.
Wisconsin’s Big Ten Tournament and NCAA Tournament prospects hinge on Winter’s injury recovery and ongoing testing.
Coach Gard provided cautious optimism about Winter’s condition after the game, noting the initial signs were encouraging.

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