Chat With Bo Ryan Today at Noon on UWBadgers.com

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Chat With Bo Ryan Today at Noon on UWBadgers.com

November 26, 2003 | Men's Basketball

UW men's basketball coach Bo Ryan will participate in a Badger Chat today at noon CT on uwbadgers.com. Ryan and the Badgers are coming off an 81-47 win over Eastern Illinois last night in the 2003-04 home opener that improved their record to 2-0 on the season.

Wisconsin, the two-time defending Big Ten champion, is currently ranked 15th in the both the ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll and the Associated Press Poll.

Ryan became the first coach in league history to win Big Ten Coach of the Year honors in each of his first two seasons. He has led Wisconsin to consecutive Big Ten championships for the first time since 1923-24. Last year, the Badgers won a school-record 24 games. He has led UW to wins in back-to-back NCAA tournaments, the first coach to do so.