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Ole Miss forward Murphy Holloway (31) puts up a shot during practice for a second-round game of the NCAA college basketball tournament Thursday, March 21, 2013, in Kansas City, Mo. Ole Miss is scheduled to play Wisconson Friday. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)
Video: Ole Miss coach Andy Kennedy interview
Ole Miss coach Andy Kennedy interview Thursday at NCAA practice. (Parrish Alford)
The Rebels (26-8) love to run, rang up almost 80 points a game and are led by one of college basketball's most flamboyant players in Marshall Henderson.
The button-downed Badgers, in contrast, are known for their deliberate approach and lock-down defense. While Ole Miss was averaging 78.2 points, seventh-highest in the country, the Badgers were allowing only 56. That was tops in the powerful Big Ten Conference and 10th nationally.
The toughest defensive assignment Friday for Wisconsin (23-11) will probably be Henderson. A free spirit, the 6-2 junior led the Southeastern Conference with more than 20 points a game and was third in the nation with 131 3-pointers.
Click here for video interviews from the press conference by Parrish Alford at the Inside Ole Miss Sports Blog.