How to Watch Wisconsin vs. Michigan Basketball: Live Stream & TV Channel Info – February 7

By Lineups Staff | Feb 07, 2024, 1:08am

The Michigan Wolverines (7-15, 2-9 Big Ten) will host the No. 11 Wisconsin Badgers (16-6, 8-3 Big Ten) after losing three straight home games. The contest tips at 7:00 PM ET on Wednesday, February 7, 2024.

To watch the Badgers battle the Wolverines, go to Big Ten Network.

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Badgers vs. Wolverines Game Info

Date: Wednesday, February 7, 2024
Time: 7:00 PM ET
TV: Big Ten Network
Live Stream: Stream NCAA men’s basketball on Paramount Plus and Hulu + Live TV
Where: Ann Arbor, Michigan
Venue: Crisler Center

Badgers Insights

Offensively, Wisconsin is averaging 75.5 points per game (144th-ranked in college basketball). It is allowing 67.8 points per contest at the other end of the court (81st-ranked).
With 29.4 rebounds allowed per game, the Badgers are third-best in college basketball. They rank 273rd in college basketball by averaging 34.1 boards per contest.
Wisconsin ranks 242nd in the country with 12.5 assists per contest.
The Badgers are committing 9.5 turnovers per game (32nd-ranked in college basketball). They are forcing 11 turnovers per contest (241st-ranked).
With 6.9 treys per game, Wisconsin ranks 236th in the nation. It has a 34.9% shooting percentage from beyond the arc, which ranks 138th in college basketball.
The Badgers are allowing 7 treys per game (138th-ranked in college basketball). They are allowing opponents to shoot 35.7% (313th-ranked) from beyond the arc.
Wisconsin has taken 65% two-pointers and 35% from beyond the arc this season. Of the team’s baskets, 74% are two-pointers and 26% are three-pointers.

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Wolverines Insights

In 2023-24, Michigan is 101st in the nation offensively (77 points scored per game) and 22nd-worst on defense (78.8 points conceded).
With 36.5 rebounds per game and 34.8 rebounds allowed, the Wolverines are 135th and 178th in the country, respectively.
Michigan is 155th in college basketball in assists (13.5 per game) in 2023-24.
In 2023-24, the Wolverines are 263rd in the nation in turnovers committed (12.3 per game) and 22nd-worst in turnovers forced (9.4).
Beyond the arc, Michigan is 67th in college basketball in 3-pointers made per game (8.7). It is 41st in 3-point percentage at 36.9%.
The Wolverines are 196th in the country in 3-pointers allowed (7.4 per game) and 318th in 3-point percentage defensively (35.8%).
Michigan attempts 60.7% percent of its shots from inside the 3-point line, and 39.3% percent from beyond it. In terms of makes, 68.5% of Michigan’s buckets are 2-pointers, and 31.5% are 3-pointers.

Badgers Leaders

The scoring leader for the Badgers this season is AJ Storr, who averages 16.4 points, 3.4 rebounds, and one assist per game.
Steven Crowl is Wisconsin’s leading rebounder, grabbing 7.6 per game, while Chucky Hepburn is its best passer, distributing 3.8 assists in each contest.
The Badgers get the most three-point shooting production out of Max Klesmit, who makes 1.7 threes per game.
Hepburn and Tyler Wahl lead Wisconsin on the defensive end, with Hepburn leading the team in steals averaging 2.1 per game and Wahl in blocks averaging 0.7 per contest.

Wolverines Leaders

Dug McDaniel’s points (16.8 per game) and assists (4.9 per game) stat lines give him the top scoring and assists spots on the Wolverines’ leaderboards.
Olivier Nkamhoua’s stat line of seven rebounds, 15.9 points and 2.6 assists per game helps him grab the top spot on the Michigan rebounding leaderboard.
McDaniel is reliable from three-point range and leads the Wolverines with 2.1 made threes per game.
McDaniel (0.9 steals per game) is the steal leader for Michigan while Tarris Reed, Jr. (1.5 blocks per game) is the block leader.