It didn't take long for the Badgers to blitz the Hoosiers for a 26-4 lead, the proof that the final score was a smokescreen for how most of the game was played.

MADISON, Wis. - Welcome to Kohl Center on the campus of the University of Wisconsin! Indiana's men's basketball team hopes to end its three-game losing streak against high-scoring 21st ranked Wisconsin.

The streak continues. For the 21st straight time, Indiana men’s basketball lost a game at the Kohl Center in Madison, Wisconsin. A dismal start created a hole too deep for the Hoosiers to overcome, as they fell 76-64 to Wisconsin on the road Tuesday.

The 21st-ranked Badgers dominated from start to finish against the visiting Hoosiers at the Kohl Center on Tuesday, leading by 22 just 7:22 into the game and cruising to a 76-64 victory in which they led by as many as 23.

Mike Woodson spoke to the media about the fourth-straight loss for the Hoosiers and the continuation of Indiana's losing streak at Wisconsin.

The Hoosiers lost the game before they could find their footing in a "weird" game at Wisconsin. There was one key difference in the first half, too.

Wisconsin basketball (18-5, 8-4 Big Ten) added to its growing NCAA Tournament resume with a 76-64 win over Indiana on Tuesday. The Badgers led by as many as 23 points at 70-47 with 4:36 remaining. They took their foot off the pedal in those final minutes,

Tuesday night’s loss in Madison was the loss Indiana fans had been fearing would come. A superior opponent came out and asserted itself before the desperate Hoosiers had any chance in the game. The Badgers had eight points before Indiana scored.