Wisconsin Badgers basketball great Josh Gasser stops by the show to talk Bo Ryan, beating Kentucky!

[@ryankadri3130]

Loved this squad, what a great run

[@RobertSorenson4991]

Great show. Sometimes forget how big this show has gotten sometimes. Keep up the great work Ryan.

[@HerbHerman-le5ux]

No one epitomizes Bo Ryan basketball more than Mr. Gasser. Always deferred credit, always took most difficult defensive assignment, never argued with refs, most importantly, made everyone else’s job easier. Thank you for all of the memories and I hope you find yourself on coaching staff soon

[@adamotto8513]

Always nice to hear insights from the greats!

[@markf1290]

It was fun having a Port kid on the team. He represented the blue collar work ethic of the community well.

[@kenadams8944]

one of the greatest badgers of all time!

[@nezsa777]

Thanks Ryan

[@rickleggett]

Great interview, Ryan! Really enjoyed it.

[@nathanruffalo]

Dated a girl in college from Port Washington who had nothing but nice things to say about Josh, this was years before being the NCAA runner-up too. Thanks for all the Badgers wins and accomplishments over your playing career and good luck if you decide to get into coaching, you’d be a fantastic coach!

[@jmfbizzle]

Thank you. I love Gasser even more. The tournament is what matters, & that's it. Last year was a failure. GASSER! GASSER! #BRINGGASSERBACK

[@cur244]

I remember fans were disappointed getting Gasser because Blue decommitted. Turns out Gasser was probably the better player.

[@alienspace3960]

Josh Gasser held Marcus Paige to 12 pts on 4/11 shooting and 6 pts in the first 38 minutes of the game UNC's leading scorer that year. Marcus Paige said this about Gasser "Every possession he understood how important it was for him to take that challenge today to guard me," Paige said. "He chased me around every screen. Every time I caught the ball he was right there. And I faced that a bunch of times this year, but he was tough. If I made a shot, the next possession he just let it go and he was right back there again. So he did a great job competing. I shook loose from him a couple times at the end of the game and joked with him that I finally got away from him." This isn't the first time Gasser has done something like that to an opposing player this season. In the Big Ten championship game, he helped to hold Michigan State's Travis Trice to six points, only two of which came when Gasser was defending him, according to Synergy. Against D'Angelo Russell in the Badgers' Big Ten regular-season finale vs. Ohio State, he helped to hold the potential top-five pick in the upcoming NBA Draft to 17 points on 18 shots, including only a 1-for-6 shooting mark for three points and two forced turnovers when matched up directly against him. So yeah, Gasser certainly works hard on that end of the floor and takes pride in being matched up with great players. But it's not just his one-on-one defense that is effective.

[@thomasmiller8364]

HA! You used my question!!

[@pavelstrelchuk216]

Gasser looked like nerd 🤓