Wisconsin
What channel is Wisconsin vs Michigan State on today? Time, TV, schedule, streaming, odds
Greg Gard says Wisconsin learned from mistakes that led to Oregon loss
The Badgers men’s basketball coach spoke with reporters following an 88-62 victory over Washington Tuesday at the Kohl Center.
After losing a pair of games a month ago at USC and UCLA, it appeared that Los Angeles road trip was going to keep the Michigan State men’s basketball team from winning the Big Ten championship.
But not so fast. Results have been pretty chilly for Spartans’ opponents since MSU returned to snow on the ground in East Lansing and played the toughest part of its schedule.
Winners of five of six games (thanks to a 60-footer by Tre Holloman at the buzzer at Maryland Tuesday night), the Spartans remain tied for first place with rival Michigan for the top spot in the Big Ten with three games to play.
Can Wisconsin stay in the chase to give itself a slim chance to at least share the crown?
The No. 11 Badgers (22-6 overall, 12-5 in the Big Ten) visit the Breslin Center Sunday, trailing the No. 8 Spartans (23-5, 14-3) and Wolverines by two games. Sunday is the only meeting between the teams this season. UW lost to Michigan in December at the Kohl Center.
Watch Wisconsin vs. Michigan State on FUBO TV
Though Wisconsin has won six of seven, a stunning overtime loss to Oregon at home last Saturday dealt a severe blow to UW’s league title hopes, despite an outstanding offensive season.
Here’s how to watch and listen to Sunday’s game:
What channel is Wisconsin vs Michigan State on today?
- TV: CBS (Channel 58 in Milwaukee)
- Stream: You can stream the game with the CBS sports app or the Paramount Plus app through your television carrier or streaming service. Also, FUBO has a free trial for new subscribers.
- Announcers: Spiro Dedes (play-by-play) and Jim Spanarkel (analysis will call the game.
Wisconsin vs Michigan State time today
- Date: Sunday, March 2
- Time: 12:30 p.m.
The Wisconsin vs. Michigan State game starts at 12:30 p.m. from the Breslin Center in East Lansing, Mich.
How can I listen to Wisconsin vs Michigan State on the radio?
- FM-97.3 in Milwaukee and AM-1310 and FM-101.5 in Madison and on the Varsity Network app.
- Matt Lepay (play-by-play) and Brian Butch (analyst) will call the game.
Is Wisconsin vs Michigan State on SiriusXM Radio?
Yes, the Wisconsin broadcast is on Channel 85. The Michigan State broadcast is on Channel 195.
Wisconsin vs Michigan State odds
Odds courtesy of BetMGM as of Sunday
- ODDS: MSU by 4.5
- O/U: 147.5
Wisconsin Badgers basketball schedule 2024-25
All times Central
- Nov. 4: Wisconsin 85, Holy Cross 61 | Box score | 1-0
- Nov. 7:Wisconsin 79, Montana State 67 | Box score | 2-0
- Nov. 10: Wisconsin 87, Appalachian State 56 | Box score | 3-0
- Nov. 15: Wisconsin 103, Arizona 88 | Box score | 4-0
- Nov. 18: Wisconsin 87, UT-Rio Grande Valley 84 | Box score | 5-0
- Nov. 22 Wisconsin 86, UCF 70 | Box score | 6-0
- Nov. 24: Wisconsin 81, Pittsburgh 75 | Box score | 7-0
- Nov. 30: Wisconsin 74, Chicago State 53 | Box score | 8-0
- Dec. 3: Michigan 67, Wisconsin 64 | Box score | 8-1, 0-1 Big Ten
- Dec. 7: Marquette 88, Wisconsin 74 | Box score | 8-2
- Dec. 10: Illinois 86, Wisconsin 80 | Box score | 8-3, 0-2
- Dec. 14: Wisconsin 83, Butler 74 | Box score | 9-3
- Dec. 22: Wisconsin 76, Detroit Mercy 53 | Box score | 10-3
- Jan. 3: Wisconsin 116, Iowa 85 | Box score | 11-3, 1-2
- Jan. 6: Wisconsin 75, Rutgers 63 | Box score | 12-3, 2-2
- Jan. 10: Wisconsin 80, Minnesota 59 | Box score | 13-3, 3-2
- Jan. 14: Wisconsin 70, Ohio State 68 | Box score | 14-3, 4-2
- Jan. 18: Wisconsin 84, USC 69 | Box score | 15-3, 5-2
- Jan. 21: UCLA 85, Wisconsin 83 | Box score | 15-4, 5-3
- Jan. 26: Wisconsin 83, Nebraska 55 | Box score | 16-4, 6-3
- Jan. 29: Maryland 76, Wisconsin 68 | Box score | 16-5, 6-4
- Feb. 1: Wisconsin 75, Northwestern 69 | Box score | 17-5, 7-4
- Feb. 4: Wisconsin 76, Indiana 64 | Box score | 18-5, 8-4
- Feb. 8: Wisconsin 74, Iowa 63 | Box score | 19-5, 9-4
- Feb. 15: Wisconsin 94, Purdue 84 | Box score | 20-5, 10-4
- Feb. 18: Wisconsin 95, Illinois 74 | Box score | 21-5, 11-4
- Feb. 22: Oregon 77, Wisconsin 73 (OT) | Box score | 21-6, 11-5
- Feb. 25: Wisconsin 88, Washington 62 | Box score | 22-6, 12-5
- March 2: at Michigan State, 12:30 p.m.
- March 5: at Minnesota, 7:30 p.m.
- March 8: Penn State, noon
- March 12-16: Big Ten tournament, Indianapolis
- Record: 22-6, 12-5 Big Ten
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Wisconsin guard Andrew Rohde reflects on early March Madness exit
Wisconsin guard Andrew Rohde said the Badgers ‘thought we could do so many things’ in the NCAA Tournament before it ended abrupty with an upset loss.
Wisconsin men’s basketball has added a sharpshooting wing via the transfer portal.
Miami (Ohio) transfer Eian Elmer has signed with the Badgers, the team announced April 18. The 6-foot-7 wing will join UW with one year of eligibility remaining.
Elmer averaged a career-high 12.7 points and 5.9 rebounds while shooting 49.8% from the field and 42.9% from 3-point range in 2025-26. His production helped the RedHawks go 32-2 and earn an at-large NCAA Tournament bid.
“We are really excited to add another excellent addition to our spring signees,” UW coach Greg Gard said in a release. “Eian brings a wealth of experience and scoring punch as a 6-7 wing. … A terrific shooter, his skillset and production fit excellently into our plan as we build out next year’s team. Throughout our evaluation process, our staff loved his size, power and skill and truly believe he will thrive in our system.”
Elmer is Wisconsin’s third transfer portal addition since the end of the 2025-26 season, joining former George Washington guard Trey Autry and former Hofstra forward Victory Onuetu. UW also added Australian guard Owen Foxwell.
The additions of Autry, Onuetu and now Elmer leave Gard’s staff with three more roster spots to fill ahead of the 2026-27 season.
The Badgers are looking to replace much of their production from a 2025-26 team that went 24-11. Nolan Winter is expected to be the team’s only returning starter after John Blackwell and Aleksas Bieliauskas entered the transfer portal and Nick Boyd and Andrew Rohde exhausted their eligibility.
MILWAUKEE – Friday’s severe storms have passed. And with that, the threat of any severe weather has also passed for the immediate future as no storms or rain are expected for several days.
However, plenty of damage remains across southeastern Wisconsin as of Saturday morning, in addition to the ongoing flooding threat.
Several area rivers are at flood stage, and there are multiple river flood warnings in effect.
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On the scene in the morning
What we know:
Farmstead damage in Franklin
FOX6’s Hayley Spitler is in Franklin on Saturday morning, April 18, getting a daylight look at the damage from last night’s storms.
Storm damage in Caledonia
Friday’s storms left quite the mark across southern and southeastern Wisconsin, including at L and L Farms and Greenhouse in Caledonia.
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Local perspective:
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School and business closings
When the weather gets a little dicey, schools and businesses may shut down. Monitor the latest list of closings, cancellations, and delays reported in southeast Wisconsin.
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How Aleksas Bieliauskas has grown in first season with Wisconsin Badgers
Wisconsin coach Greg Gard has high praise for Aleksas Bieliauskas about a month into the Lithuania native’s freshman season.
MADISON – One of Wisconsin men’s basketball’s departing transfers is headed to an SEC program with some connections to the Badgers.
Ex-UW forward Aleksas Bieliauskas has committed to South Carolina, he announced on April 17.
Bieliauskas left the Badgers after appearing in all 35 games as a freshman and making 28 starts. He averaged 4.9 points and 4.4 points in 20.2 minutes, and highlights of his freshman year included his five 3-pointers in UW’s upset over eventual national champion Michigan.
He’ll join a program with plenty of Wisconsin ties. South Carolina head coach Lamont Paris was an assistant coach at Wisconsin from 2010-17 on Bo Ryan and Greg Gard’s staffs. South Carolina assistant coach Tanner Bronson and director of video services Roman DiPasquale also are UW alumni.
Bieliauskas is the second of UW’s four departing transfers to commit to a new school. Reserve forward Jack Robison committed to North Dakota State on April 15. Starting guard John Blackwell and reserve forward Riccardo Greppi have not announced their next schools yet.
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