(Andy Manis | AP)
For Rutgers to have a shot against the Big Ten's best, it's going to make to make more shots.
With a soft non-conference schedule in the rear-view window, Rutgers opened Big Ten play Tuesday night by losing 72-52 at No. 14 Wisconsin.
The bigger long-term concern is the status of Corey Sanders, who started the game on the bench and ended it in the locker room.
Rutgers is 11-2 and needs five Big Ten wins to avoid an 11th straight losing season, so where might they come from?
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