1936–37 Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball team

The 1936–1937 Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball team represented University of Wisconsin–Madison. The head coach was Harold E. Foster, coaching his third season with the Badgers. The team played their home games at the UW Fieldhouse in Madison, Wisconsin and was a member of the Big Ten Conference.

1936–37 Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball
ConferenceBig Ten Conference
1936–37 record8–12 (3–9 Big Ten)
Head coachHarold E. Foster
Home arenaUW Fieldhouse
1936–37 Big Ten Conference men's basketball standings
Conf  Overall
TeamW L PCT  W L PCT
Illinois102 .833  144  .778
Minnesota102 .833  146  .700
Michigan93 .750  164  .800
Purdue84 .667  155  .750
Ohio State75 .583  137  .650
Indiana66 .500  137  .650
Northwestern48 .333  119  .550
Iowa39 .250  119  .550
Wisconsin39 .250  812  .400
Chicago012 .000  416  .200
Rankings from AP Poll

Schedule

Date
time, TV
Rank# Opponent# Result Record Site
city, state
Regular Season
12/04/1936*
Ball State W 38–33  1–0
UW Fieldhouse 
Madison, Wisconsin
12/07/1936*
North Dakota W 42–25  2–0
UW Fieldhouse 
Madison, Wisconsin
12/12/1936*
Marquette W 29–21  3–0
UW Fieldhouse 
Madison, Wisconsin
12/19/1936*
at Marquette W 35–29  4–0
Marquette Gymnasium 
Milwaukee
12/21/1936*
at Pittsburgh L 30–41  4–1
Pitt Pavilion 
Pittsburgh
12/23/1936*
at Butler L 23–43  4–2
Butler Fieldhouse 
Indianapolis
12/30/1936*
DePaul L 17–33  4–3
UW Fieldhouse 
Madison, Wisconsin
1/04/1937
at Purdue L 30–43  4–4 (0–1)
Lafayette Jefferson HS Gymnasium 
Lafayette, Indiana
1/09/1937
Illinois L 28–31  4–5 (0–2)
UW Fieldhouse 
Madison, Wisconsin
1/11/1937
at Ohio State L 22–28  4–6 (0–3)
Ohio Expo Center Coliseum 
Columbus, Ohio
1/16/1937
Michigan L 31–43  4–7 (0–4)
UW Fieldhouse 
Madison, Wisconsin
1/18/1937
Iowa W 29–23  5–7 (1–4)
UW Fieldhouse 
Madison, Wisconsin
2/06/1937*
Michigan State W 22–17  6–7
UW Fieldhouse 
Madison, Wisconsin
2/08/1937
Ohio State W 35–33 OT 7–7 (2–4)
UW Fieldhouse 
Madison, Wisconsin
2/13/1937
Minnesota L 32–37  7–8 (2–5)
UW Fieldhouse 
Madison, Wisconsin
2/20/1937
at Iowa L 35–43  7–9 (2–6)
Iowa Field House 
Iowa City, IA
2/22/1937
at Illinois L 31–48  7–10 (2–7)
Huff Hall 
Champaign, Illinois
2/27/1937
at Minnesota L 17–30  7–11 (2–8)
Minnesota Field House 
Minneapolis
3/01/1937
Purdue W 46–43  8–11 (3–8)
UW Fieldhouse 
Madison, Wisconsin
3/06/1937
at Michigan L 27–41  8–12 (3–9)
Yost Field House 
Ann Arbor, Michigan
*Non-conference game. #Rankings from AP Poll. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.

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