Wisconsin coach Greg Gard wants more movement from the Badgers when they host Milwaukee in a non-conference game Tuesday night in Madison, Wis. The Badgers (8-4) cruised to an 88-61 home win against Central Michigan on Dec. 22 behind 18 points apiece from Austin Rapp and Nolan Winter. The Wisconsin bench scored a season-high 44 points, and the Badgers had 25 assists on 29 made baskets. While that’s the type of unselfish play Gard wants, he also lauded crisp passing as something he wants to see more frequently. “When we move the ball, we are hard to guard,” Gard said. “When we don’t move it, we become a lot easier (to guard).” In his first action of the season, Zach Kinziger scored six points in 12 minutes of action for Wisconsin. Gard said he has seen the freshman adjust to the speed of the game and praised his ability to “play off two feet and be a bulldog defensively.” Even though backup guard Braeden Carrington missed the 76-66 overtime loss to Villanova on Dec. 19 and played only nine minutes against Cen
