Wisconsin Sets Records in Dominant Victory Over Iowa

John Blackwell's career-high 32 points and Wisconsin's record-breaking 21 three-pointers secure a historic 116-85 win at the Kohl Center.

John Blackwell led Wisconsin with a career-high 32 points, including six three-pointers, in the team's first Big Ten win of the season.
The Badgers set a program record with 21 three-pointers and scored 116 points, the most ever at their home arena, the Kohl Center.
Wisconsin's shooting performance was exceptional, hitting 64.5% from the field and 67.7% from beyond the arc, despite entering the game ranked 244th nationally in three-point shooting percentage.
The victory ended Wisconsin's three-game conference losing streak and marked their first time scoring over 100 points in a Big Ten game since 1993.
Iowa's Drew Thelwell scored 25 points, but the Hawkeyes struggled defensively, allowing Wisconsin to dominate rebounds and second-chance opportunities.