Michael McCleary is a journalist at BadgerExtra. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, with a focus on basketball, particularly in relation to the NBA, Big Ten, and college sports, including the excitement of March Madness. Michael's work has been featured in various publications, including the Leader-Telegram, Baraboo News Republic, and Wisconsin State Journal.
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Michael McCleary's coverage is heavily focused on event coverage, particularly Wisconsin men's basketball within the Big Ten Conference. His articles provide insights into upcoming matches, player availability, game analysis, and ways to watch or stream games.
If you have expertise in college sports, basketball recruiting strategies, or insights into specific players' performances and their impact on the team's dynamics, your pitches are likely to resonate with Michael. Given his local focus on Madison and Wisconsin teams along with college sports in general - content related to these areas will likely capture his attention.
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By: Michael McCleary
Wisconsin guard Jack Janicki (33) points to Wisconsin guard Kamari McGee (4) in celebration after an assist that led to a Janicki basket against Detroit Mercy on Sunday, Dec. 22, 2024 at the Kohl Center in Madison, Wis. OWEN ZILIAK, STATE JOURNAL
By: Michael Mccleary
An Italian forward made his Wisconsin debut but, long before that, there were positive steps forward for the Badgers. Here's what we learned.
By: Michael Mccleary
The Badgers start a pair of 7-footers, but use them together infrequently throughout games. Here's why.
By: Michael Mccleary
The Badgers' nonconference schedule is complete and, two games into Big Ten play, here's where improvements are needed.
By: Michael McCleary
The Badgers credited reserve forwards Carter Gilmore and Xavier Amos for helping provide stability in their second unit following a blowout win over Detroit Mercy.
By: Michael McCleary
The Badgers credited reserve forwards Carter Gilmore and Xavier Amos for helping provide stability in their second unit following a blowout win over Detroit Mercy.
By: Michael Mccleary
Choosing the Badgers over eight scholarship offers is proving worthwhile for a freshman from Minnesota, who once was the subject of a Bronny James highlight.
By: Michael McCleary
The Badgers credited reserve forwards Carter Gilmore and Xavier Amos for helping provide stability in their second unit following a blowout win over Detroit Mercy.
By: Michael McCleary
WISCONSIN MEN'S BASKETBALL Michael McCleary Dec 27, 2024 5 mins ago Video Player is loading. This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. Text Color Transparency Background Color Transparency Window Color Transparency Font Size Text Edge Style Font Family End of dialog window. The Badgers credited reserve forwards Carter Gilmore and Xavier Amos for helping provide stability in their second unit following a blowout win over Detroit Mercy. MILWAUKEE — A Dec. 13 game in Cleveland perhaps most accurately reflected Johnny Davis' NBA situation. Photos: Wisconsin men's basketball closes 2024 against Detroit Mercy Related to this story The Badgers credited reserve forwards Carter Gilmore and Xavier Amos for helping provide stability in their second unit following a blowout wi… The Badgers start a pair of 7-footers, but use them together infrequently throughout games. Here's why. The stakes are high for the Badgers and the big man, as the 7-footer continues searching for consistently aggressive play in his fifth and fin… Video Player is loading. This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. Text Color Transparency Background Color Transparency Window Color Transparency Font Size Text Edge Style Font Family End of dialog window.
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