Ethan Happ notched his fourth Big Ten Player of the Week award in five weeks, and tied Frank Kaminsky for the most career honors in Wisconsin history with six.
- Averaged 27.0 points, 7.5 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game while shooting 68.4 percent from the floor in leading the Badgers to a split of games last week
- Notched his nation-leading eighth double-double with a career-high 34 points and 11 rebounds in overtime game at Marquette on Saturday
- Shot 16-of-21 from the floor (76.2 percent), added four assists and three steals against the Golden Eagles
- Netted a game-best 20 points in leading the Badgers to a victory over Rutgers as Wisconsin started 2-0 in conference play
- Earns his sixth career Big Ten Player of the Week honor and fourth in five weeks this season
- Six career Player of the Week honors ties him for fifth in Big Ten history for most Player of the Week honors in a career and most by a Badger tied with Frank Kaminsky (2011-15)
- With four Player of the Week accolades, already stands in a tie for the fourth-most honors in a single-season
- Last Wisconsin Player of the Week: Ethan Happ (Nov. 26, 2018)
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