by BadgerChatters Staff | December 15th, 2009
(BadgerChatters Newswire) – Wisconsin, which suffered an 88-84 overtime loss to UW-Green Bay before beating Marquette, dropped out of The Associated Press and the USA Today/ESPN top 25 polls released Monday.
Although Wisconsin’s 72-63 victory over Marquette gave the Badgers’ bragging rights for a year and gave UW fans the opportunity to tweak their rivals from Milwaukee if they choose, poll voters weren’t as impressed or enthused.
UW (7-2), which suffered an 88-84 overtime loss to UW-Green Bay before facing Marquette, dropped out of The Associated Press and the USA Today/ESPN top 25 polls released Monday.
The Badgers entered last week No. 20 in The AP poll and No. 23 in the USA Today/ESPN poll.
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