The No. 11 Wisconsin Badgers dropped their fourth consecutive game in a 78-56 defeat to the Rutgers Scarlet Knights, adding to their recent slide that has now spanned over two weeks.
Offensively, the Badgers struggled to hit threes, shooting just 5/21 from deep, which dragged their field goal percentage to 32.8 percent.
Connor Essegian had 15 points off the bench, while A.J. Storr scored 14 of his own as the two Badgers that hit double figures.
Defensively, Wisconsin struggled early on, giving up 78 points to a Rutgers team that shot just 38 percent from the field on the season entering the game.