2003-04 Wisconsin Badgers basketball — schedule and results

The 2003-04 Wisconsin Badgers went 25-7 (12-4 in the Big Ten) under head coach Bo Ryan. The team peaked at #10 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 18.96.

Hoopsipedia's log holds 32 games from this season: 15–0 at home, 5–6 on the road, and 5–1 on neutral courts. The Badgers scored 68.4 points per game and allowed 57.0 (+11.5 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 8 games, from Feb 25, 2004 to Mar 19, 2004. The most lopsided win was 82–46 over Purdue Boilermakers on Feb 29, 2004; the heaviest defeat was 69–51 at Northwestern Wildcats on Feb 7, 2004. The tightest finish was a 2-point loss against Purdue Boilermakers (51–53). 2 games went to overtime.

Among Wisconsin Badgers' 124 recorded seasons, 2003-04's .781 winning percentage ranks 18th. Previous season: 2002-03 Badgers (24–8). Next season: 2004-05 Badgers (25–9).

Game-by-game results (32 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Arena
2003-11-21	at Pennsylvania Quakers	W 64–53	The Palestra
2003-11-25	vs Eastern Illinois Panthers	W 81–47	Kohl Center
2003-11-29	vs Rutgers Scarlet Knights	W 55–43	Kohl Center
2003-12-02	at Maryland Terrapins	L 67–73 (OTOT)	Comcast Center
2003-12-06	vs Detroit Mercy Titans	W 68–42	Kohl Center
2003-12-10	vs Green Bay Phoenix	W 73–57	Kohl Center
2003-12-13	vs Milwaukee Panthers	W 89–71	Kohl Center
2003-12-20	vs Marquette Golden Eagles	W 63–59	Kohl Center
2003-12-27	neutral Ohio Bobcats	W 71–48	Gund Arena
2003-12-30	at Alabama Crimson Tide	L 56–71	Coleman Coliseum
2004-01-03	vs Charleston Cougars	W 75–49	Kohl Center
2004-01-06	vs Indiana Hoosiers	W 79–45	Kohl Center
2004-01-10	vs Michigan State Spartans	W 77–64	Kohl Center
2004-01-14	at Purdue Boilermakers	L 51–53	Mackey Arena
2004-01-21	vs Michigan Wolverines	W 74–63	Kohl Center
2004-01-24	vs Illinois Fighting Illini	W 76–56	Kohl Center
2004-01-28	at Ohio State Buckeyes	W 69–57	Value City Arena
2004-02-04	vs Minnesota Golden Gophers	W 80–66	Kohl Center
2004-02-07	at Northwestern Wildcats	L 51–69	Welsh–Ryan Arena
2004-02-11	at Iowa Hawkeyes	W 54–52	Carver-Hawkeye Arena
2004-02-14	vs Ohio State Buckeyes	W 78–48	Kohl Center
2004-02-18	at Illinois Fighting Illini	L 57–65	Assembly Hall
2004-02-22	at Michigan Wolverines	L 59–71	Crisler Arena
2004-02-25	vs Penn State Nittany Lions	W 68–45	Kohl Center
2004-02-29	vs Purdue Boilermakers	W 82–46	Kohl Center
2004-03-02	at Michigan State Spartans	W 68–64 (OTOT)	Breslin Student Events Center
2004-03-06	at Indiana Hoosiers	W 70–52	Assembly Hall
2004-03-12	neutral Minnesota Golden Gophers	W 66–52	Conseco Fieldhouse
2004-03-13	neutral Michigan State Spartans	W 68–66	Conseco Fieldhouse
2004-03-14	neutral Illinois Fighting Illini	W 70–53	Conseco Fieldhouse
2004-03-19	neutral Richmond Spiders	W 76–64	Bradley Center
2004-03-21	neutral Pittsburgh Panthers	L 55–59	Bradley Center

Game recaps

2003-11-29: Behind Harris, Devin's 18 points, Wisconsin pulled away from Rutgers Scarlet Knights 55–43. Lamizana, Herve had 15 for Rutgers Scarlet Knights.

2003-12-13: Wisconsin handled Milwaukee Panthers 89–71. Wilkinson, Mike led the winners with 18 points. Page, Dylan had 16 for Milwaukee Panthers.

2004-01-10: Wisconsin beat Michigan State Spartans 77–64 as Harris, Devin scored a team-high 21. Hill, Chris had 13 for Michigan State Spartans.

2004-01-21: Wisconsin handled Michigan Wolverines 74–63. Wilkinson, Mike led the winners with 18 points. Robinson Jr, Bernard f had 13 for Michigan Wolverines.

2004-02-18: Illinois Fighting Illini beat Wisconsin 65–57. Williams, Deron led the winners with 31 points. Harris, Devin had 16 for Wisconsin.

2004-02-22: Michigan Wolverines beat Wisconsin 71–59 as Abram, Lester scored a team-high 17. Harris, Devin had 18 for Wisconsin.

2004-03-02: Wisconsin got past Michigan State Spartans 68–64 as Harris scored a team-high 18. Davis had 25 for Michigan State Spartans.

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