Both Wisconsin and Baylor are coming off victories of north of three touchdowns in the Round of 64, and though Wisconsin has a history of making runs to the second week of the NCAA Tournament, doing so six times in the past 10 tournaments, this does not figure to be of those seasons.

Prior to a 13-for-27 3-point shooting outburst against North Carolina in the first round, Wisconsin had been converting 32.1 percent of their 3-point shots in road and neutral court games.

Though Baylor’s offense gets the bulk of the attention, ranking first in the country in 3-point shooting percentage entering the tournament, the Bears are 28th in the country in points allowed on a per possession basis while Wisconsin is 66th in this category and 279th in road and neutral court rebound rate.

Wisconsin is committing the fewest turnovers per game of any team in the country but Baylor ranks third in turnovers forced per possession and have the ability to make teams get out of character and play from behind, outscoring teams by an average of 10.4 points in the first half of games this season.

Baylor has scored at least 74 points in 13 of their past 14 games and with Wisconsin ranking 292nd in 2-point shooting percentage, the one seed should roll to the Sweet 16 next weekend.

The play: Baylor, -6.5.