Wisconsin basketball lives another day in the Big Ten tournament.

And the Badgers did it by upsetting the Big Ten Tournament 1 seed — and No. 3 team in the country — Purdue. They beat the Boilermakers 76-75 in overtime thanks in part to junior guard Max Klesmit, who drained the game-winning bucket off the backboard in the game's final seconds.

It's the first time Wisconsin has punched its ticket to the title game since 2017, when it eventually lost to Michigan.

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Naturally, when one beats a team of Purdue's stature it draws a lot of reaction across the college basketball world on social media. You can add former Wisconsin and Super Bowl-winning quarterback Russell Wilson to that list. The now-Pittsburgh Steeler went to X (formerly known as Twitter) after the game to congratulate his alma mater.

"Wisconsin! What a game! @BadgerMBB," Wilson wrote.

Wisconsin will now play for its fourth Big Ten Tournament title on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. CT against either 2-seed Illinois or 3-seed Nebraska. The Badgers have not been the automatic qualifier out of the Big Ten for the NCAA Tournament since 2015, when they beat Michigan State 80-69 in overtime.

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Max Klesmit game-winning basket against Purdue

Here's a look at Klesmit's game-winning basket in overtime against Purdue in the Big Ten Tournament that advanced Wisconsin to the Sunday's title game:

Russell Wilson stats at Wisconsin

Wilson transferred to Wisconsin in 2011 for his redshirt senior season after four seasons at NC State. The now nine-time Pro Bowler starred in his lone year in Madison, earning Big Ten Quarterback of the Year honors after recording nearly 3,200 passing yards with 33 passing touchdowns.

• 2011: 3,175 passing yards on 225 completions with 33 passing touchdowns; 79 carries for 338 rushing yards with six rushing touchdowns

This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Former Wisconsin QB Russell Wilson reacts to Badgers' upset vs. Purdue