Behind Aday Mara’s breakout performance and Sebastian Mack’s clutch leadership, Mick Cronin’s strategic decisions guided UCLA to a thrilling 85-83 victory over No. 18 Wisconsin.

Wisconsin basketball (15-4, 5-3 Big Ten) fell 85-83 to the UCLA Bruins (13-6, 4-4 Big Ten) on Tuesday night in Westwood, California. The result snapped Wisconsin’s seven-game win streak dating back to Dec. 14. For Mick Cronin’s Bruins, this win was their third against an AP top-25 opponent this season.

UCLA head coach Mick Cronin praised the Wisconsin basketball program following the Bruins’ 85-83 win over the Badgers on Tuesday.

Mick Cronin recognizes that coaching isn’t just about teaching his UCLA Bruins squad the intricacies of basketball but educating his players on what it takes to be a winner, as well. Throughout his career,

The Badgers have shot 48% and hit 32 three-pointers in the last two games, marksmanship that has helped the team start Big Ten play 6-3.

The Badgers shot 51% from the field and 50% from 3, but were sunk by defense, rebounding and ball security in their loss.

UCLA Bruins basketball coach Mick Cronin expressed displeasure about his team's travel schedule following their game against Washington Huskies on Jan. 25.

Wisconsin – that team that has two seven ... t nervous at all but having a great deal of fun. One one hand, give Mick Cronin credit for playing Mara and realizing the capability of the talented ...

The Bruins’ head coach, who has employed the bigs in certain situations, said they “made me look smart” after both rose to the occasion in Tuesday’s victory over Wisconsin.

UCLA basketball head coach Mick Cronin explained why his team is having difficulty in the new Big 10 conference.

UCLA coach Mick Cronin says Sebastian Mack has no fear, giving the Bruins an edge when they need Mack to make a tough play in crunch time.

The UCLA men’s basketball team was down one point with 4.9 seconds remaining in its game at Oregon on Dec. 8. Andrews grabbed an inbounds pass and immediately slipped, derailing the Bruins’ intended play. But he maintained his dribble, got a favorable switch and stepped back for a game-winning 3-pointer.