HORIZON LEAGUE No. 23 Wisconsin scores 18th straight home win

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MADISON, Wis. -- Mike Wilkinson scored 18 points and No. 23 Wisconsin again showed its dominance over in-state rival Wisconsin-Milwaukee, beating the Panthers 89-71 Saturday.
Devin Harris added 13 points and matched a career high with nine assists as the Badgers (6-1) shot 51 percent in their 18th straight home win.
Zach Morley added 13 points, Alando Tucker had 12 and Boo Wade 11 as Wisconsin defeated the Panthers (4-3) for the 20th time in 21 meetings.
Dylan Page had 16 points for Wisconsin-Milwaukee, which lost for the third time in four games, while Joah Tucker added 13 and Chris Hill 12.
Indiana 62, Butler 50
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Bracey Wright scored 22 points, 16 in the second half, and A.J. Moye added 12 points to lead Indiana past Butler.
The Hoosiers (4-3) won their second straight game, while Butler (3-4) lost its second straight for the second time this season.
The Bulldogs, who reached the NCAA's round of 16 and upset Indiana the last time the teams met two years ago, played their usual deliberate style and made things difficult for Indiana much of the day. But the Hoosiers tightened their defense in the final seven minutes and used a 10-0 run and solid free throw shooting to pull away.
Detroit Mercy 72, Toledo 68
DETROIT -- Rulon Harris scored 17 points and had four steals to lead Detroit Mercy past Toledo.
The Titans' 8-0 streak with less than four minutes to play gave them a lead they never lost. Jimmy Twyman came off the bench to score a career-high 15 points for Detroit (3-2), which also got 11 points from Elijah Warren.
The win was Detroit's 35th in as many tries against visiting non-conference opponents. The Titans have won 78 of their last 83 home games.
Loyola, Chicago 76, Valparaiso 69
VALPARAISO, Ind. -- Paul McMillan scored 23 points and Loyola of Chicago got its final seven points on free throws in the closing minutes of a victory over Valparaiso.
A basket by McMillan with under four minutes to go was the final field goal for Loyola (2-1). DaJuan Gouard had three free throws, Jason Telford added two foul shots and Terrance Whiters and Blake Schilb had one each as the Ramblers held off the Crusaders (2-5) in the final two minutes.