Wisconsin basketball vs. Michigan State channel, time, TV schedule

Wisconsin basketball faces a crucial matchup at the Kohl Center on Friday against No. 10 Michigan State. The Badgers are coming off a significant 92-90 overtime victory against No. 8 Illinois, marking their second road win against a top-10 opponent this season and bolstering their prospects for the NCAA Tournament.

A Momentum Shift for Wisconsin

Wisconsin aims to carry the momentum from their recent win into this contest. Michigan State, however, has experienced some recent setbacks, having lost two of their last three games. Despite this, the Spartans currently hold the No. 10 position in KenPom rankings and are considered strong contenders for a deep run in March.

Did You Know? Wisconsin’s win over No. 8 Illinois was an overtime triumph with a final score of 92-90.

Big Ten Implications

While Michigan State is in a strong position for the postseason, they trail first-place Michigan by 2 1/2 games in the Big Ten standings, making a challenge for the regular-season title unlikely. This game represents an opportunity for the Spartans to close the gap, while Wisconsin looks to further solidify their tournament resume.

How to Watch

The game is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. ET, or 7 p.m. CT, and will be broadcast nationally on Fox. It will also be available on the Badger Radio Network.

Expert Insight: A win for either team could significantly impact their seeding and overall trajectory heading into the conference tournament and, March Madness. The Badgers, having already proven they can win on the road against elite competition, are looking to establish home-court dominance.

For those preferring to stream the game, Fubo is offering coverage.

Frequently Asked Questions

What date is the Wisconsin vs. Michigan State game?

The game is on Friday, Feb. 13.

What channel will the game be on?

The game will be broadcast on Fox.

What time does the game start?

The game starts at 8 p.m. ET, 7 p.m. CT.

With both teams vying for postseason positioning, how crucial do you think home-court advantage will be in this contest?