Carter Gilmore has been a master of doing the little things key to Wisconsin’s success this season. Saturday the senior forward played starring role in a gritty come-from-behind victory for the Badgers men’s basketball team at Northwestern.

Carter Gilmore’s journey from walk-on to key contributor hit a new high Saturday as the Wisconsin Badgers secured a 75-69 road win over Northwestern. In his

Carter Gilmore's 15 points propelled Wisconsin basketball (17-5, 7-4 Big Ten) to a 75-69 win over Northwestern (12-10, 3-8 Big Ten) 75-69 on Saturday.

The Badgers senior forward hit 3 three-pointers and scored a career-high 15 points in a 75-69 win over the Wildcats Saturday in Evanston, Illinois.

Evanston, IL - "Today will forever be enshrined as Carter Gilmore Day," Wisconsin basketball coach Greg Gard remarked to begin his post-game press conference. The two-time Big Ten

Wisconsin fans and media reacted to the Badgers' big win over Northwestern, led by a career outing from forward Carter Gilmore

Klesmit, with a turn-around jumper and a 3-pointer, scored the first five points for Wisconsin, keeping the Badger offense afloat. But still, with 14:40 remaining in the game, Wisconsin trailed 44-35 and needed a boost. After a Tonje three cut the deficit to six, in came Gilmore to save Wisconsin.