Wisconsin men's basketball lost 2 starters to injury vs. Rutgers. Here's what we know
Wisconsin senior guard Max Klesmit and sophomore forward Nolan Winter both exited in the second half of the Badgers' fourth straight win. Both watched from the bench as the Badgers (12-3, 2-2 Big Ten) overcame 16 turnovers and 18 offensive rebounds allowed to hold off the young Scarlet Knights.
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