WATCH: La Crosse native Kobe King with the steal and layup in upset win over No. 5 Ohio State

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WATCH: La Crosse native Kobe King with the steal and layup in upset win over No. 5 Ohio State

January 4, 2020 Rick Solem

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La Crosse native Kobe King was the second-leading scorer for University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team in a 61-57 upset win Friday over No. 5 Ohio State.

The guard was 6-for-7 from the field, dropping 13 points in just 22 minutes, including this one for the Badgers (9-5, 2-1).

Read the entire game story here.

KOBE 👑 with a team-high 13 points for the Badgers tonight

Wisconsin battling #5 Ohio State#OnWisconsin » #Badgers pic.twitter.com/JSBhwFBChM
— Wisconsin Basketball (@BadgerMBB) January 4, 2020

The Badgers Twitter also highlighted this shot by King:

K O B E 👑‼️

Shot-clock beating jumper from Kobe King. Badgers have worked their way back into this one against the #5 Buckeyes.pic.twitter.com/Sd98ziWU1I
— Wisconsin Basketball (@BadgerMBB) January 4, 2020