Wisconsin basketball suffered its first loss since January with a 77-73 overtime at the hands of Oregon on Saturday.

Veteran guard Max Klesmit, who went 3-of-9 from the field on Saturday, ended up taking the final shot of regulation -- a step-back, mid-range jumper. His attempt hit the front rim. The Badgers would go on to lose in overtime.

Nate Bittle scored 23 points and Oregon erased a 17-point deficit to upset No. 11 Wisconsin 77-73 in overtime Saturday in Madison, Wis.

Wisconsin got some help in the Big Ten race Friday night. Saturday the Badgers have a chance to take advantage of it. No. 11 UW (21-5, 11-4) has a chance to move within one game of first place with a victory over Oregon (19-8,

One could argue that Jackson Shelstad stole the game with his last-second three to force overtime. But that conclusion neglects Wisconsin's part in allowing Oregon a chance to tie the game. The Badgers turned the ball over five times in the final three minutes, including two inexplicable turnovers in the final 30 seconds.