Not even playing in three consecutive Rose Bowls got Wisconsin this kind of attention from Buzzfeed, even if it starts inaccurately …

1. This is Coach Bo Ryan’s first trip to the Final Four.

Via uwbadgers.com

Bo Ryan is the most underrated coach in college basketball. Coach Ryan is in is 13th season as Head Coach of the Wisconsin Badgers. He has been named Big Ten Coach of the Year 3 times. In his first 12 years of coaching at UW, Coach Ryan has the most wins in UW history with 291, 5 Big Ten titles, the 9 winningest seasons in UW history, and has made the NCAA tournament every year, with 5 trips to the Sweet 16 and 1 to the Elite Eight.

… because, as Platteville’s newspaper had to point out, Ryan won four Division III national titles.

As for (most of) the rest of the list:

2. Bucky Badger is the best mascot in college sports.

Via plus.google.com

3. This is how fans back in Madison celebrate.

@jonkrause77 / Via Facebook: onmilwaukee

Madison is one of the top party towns, and thousands of fans gathered on legendary State Street to celebrate the Badgers win to the Final Four without any major incidents. Imagine the party if the Badgers win the National Championship!

4. And this is how they welcome home the team.

Via facebook.com

Fans fill up the Kohl Center to welcome home the Badgers.

5. They take the title student-athlete seriously.

Karen Crouse and Stuart Palley / Via nytimes.com

Throughout the tournament, the players have had their fun but dedicated a lot of their time to schoolwork. According to a New York Times article, every senior in the past two season have graduated, and this season will be no different.

6. Clutch Josh Gasser

Via uwbadgers.com

As a freshman, Gasser was the first in UW history and the first Big Ten freshman to have a triple-double with 10 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists.

7. In Brust We Trust

With 228, Senior Ben Brust hold the school’s record for most three-pointers in a career. He has a niche for hitting the 3 at unbelievable moments.

8. Hayes for Days

Nigel Hayes, also known as Nigel Burgundy, has has an impressive freshman year both on and off the court. At least if basketball doesn’t work out, he has a career in sports reporting.

9. The Double Dekker

Jeff Potrykus / Via jsonline.com

Sophomore Sam Dekker is just one of 4 true freshmen to start under Coach Ryan. His name is all over NBA mock drafts. Dekker made a name for himself in high school during the state championship and has surpassed the expectations of Badger fans.

10. Frank the Tank

Via docsports.com

Junior Frank Kaminsky is a beast. He is lethal not only under the basket but also from downtown. Kaminsky set a new UW scoring record for a single game with 43 points on 11/19/13 against North Dakota. In the win over Arizona, Frank has 28 pts, including 3 3 pointers. Kaminsky was named the West Regional Most Outstanding Player.

11. Aaron Rodgers loves the Badgers.

Via Twitter: @BadgerMBB

Do you really need an explanation? The words “Aaron Rodgers” weren’t enough?

12. Duje Dukan

Via uwbadgers.com

The Croatian born Junior,whose father is a Chicago Bulls executive, was a ball boy for the Bulls during the Michael Jordan years. When he was 6, he cried during the Championship celebration because Scottie Pippin spilled champagne on his shirt.

13. Bronson Koenig

Via msn.foxsports.com

As a freshman, Koenig has stepped in when needed. He has made some big plays and is only going to get better. Koenig is a proud member of the Ho-Chunk Nation and has shared his love of basketball by assisting in basketball clinics for the tribe.

14. T-Jacks

Jeff Potrykus / Via jsonline.com

Junior Traevon Jackson, son of former Ohio State and NBA All-Star Jim Jackson, isn’t afraid to take be risky. Although not all of the risks have been successful, when they are, they are huge. He is aggressive on both offense and defense. Love him or hate him, he has been a key player in this tournament.

15. Bo Ryan’s dad will be watching over them.

Via sports.yahoo.com

Bo Ryan went to the Final four to watch every year with his dad, Butch. Butch died just before this season started, and the Badgers won to get to the Final Four on what would have been his 90th birthday.

16. There is no doubt in the love this team has.

Via uwbadgers.com

They understand they all need each other to win. There is not just 1 star, there are many. They respect each other and coaches. No matter what happens during the Final Four, Badger fans everywhere will be so proud of the success and accomplishments of this team. This season is one for the history books.