Wisconsin dominates Fairfield with 22-0 run in 89-42 victory
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 11, 2026, 4:45 AM
Last updated Nov 11, 2026
Wisconsin secured an 89-42 victory over Fairfield in Madison on November 11. The Badgers, now 3-0, surged ahead with a 22-0 run after Fairfield initially scored four points. Austin Rapp led Wisconsin with 15 points, while Braeden Carrington and Owen Foxwell each contributed 14 points. The Badgers posted a commanding 52-20 lead at halftime and had 11 players on the scoresheet. Fairfield's next game is against NJIT on Saturday, while Wisconsin will face Coastal Carolina on Sunday.
- •Wisconsin improved to 3-0 after the win against Fairfield.
- •Austin Rapp scored 15 points off the bench for Wisconsin.
- •Badgers led 52-20 at halftime.
- •Fairfield's next game is at home against NJIT.
- •Wisconsin will host Coastal Carolina in their next matchup.
- 4:45 AMYahoo Sports — Rapp, Wisconsin use 22-0 run early to subdue Fairfield in 89-42 win
"(AP) — Austin Rapp scored 15 points off the bench, shooting 6 for 10, and Wisconsin beat Fairfield 89-42 on Tuesday.Braeden Carrington and Owen Foxwell each scored 14 points, and Eian Elmer netted 12 for the undefeated Badgers (3-0), who will play their first four games of the season in Madison.
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