Morning Dribble: No. 16 Wisconsin Upsets No. 8 Ohio State, Miami Stuns No. 15 Florida State

Ohio State’s loss gave Michigan State at least a share of the Big Ten title.

Berggren was then fouled while pulling in the defensive rebound off of a missed DeShaun Thomas three-pointer. He made his free throws to account for Wisconsin’s final five points of the game. He finished with 18 points on the day, 10 of which came in the final eight minutes of the game.

University of Miami starting center Reggie Johnson has been ruled ineligible by the NCAA after his family was found to have accepted what the university called “impermissible travel benefits.” Johnson denied knowledge of the benefits, but he will still have to sit out Sunday night’s game against the Florida State Seminoles, according to Tim Reynolds of the Associated Press in Miami.

Johnson’s absence could be a major blow for the Hurricanes. He leads the team with 6.9 rebounds per game in addition to 10.6 points. At 16-10 overall, Miami sits on the very edge of the NCAA Tournament bubble. They were the first team out according to SB Nation’s latest projections. A win over No. 15 Florida State would be a major boost to their resume.

Louisville is now 22-7 (10-6, Big East) while Pitt drops to 15-14 (4-12, Big East). Louisville shot the ball poorly from the floor and was out-rebounded by the Panthers, but the Cardinals made up the difference by getting to the free-throw line and stealing the ball 13 times.

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