2. Rutgers figured out Ethan Happ, and other teams will follow suit.
Coming off one of the most-well rounded performances of his career (28 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 blocks and 2 steals) Ethan Happ and his teammates were hopeful his play could translate on the road against the Knights.
Although Happ managed to finish with a double-double (10 points, 10 rebounds), the Scarlet Knight defense made sure he wouldn't repeat a strong showing.
Wisconsin's All-American finished with a season-high 7 turnovers, and can thank sophomore Eugene Omoruyi and senior Candido Sa for a frustrating performance.
"We had relentless effort" Rutgers head coach Streve Pikiell said of his team's efforts. "Our defense was good from start to finish."
Granted, Rutgers entered Friday's contest boasting the conference's best scoring defense and was facing the conference's lowest scoring offense, but Happ was shut down from start to finish.
https://wisconsin.rivals.com/news/five-things-rutgers-defeats-wisconsin-64-60
Coming off one of the most-well rounded performances of his career (28 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 blocks and 2 steals) Ethan Happ and his teammates were hopeful his play could translate on the road against the Knights.
Although Happ managed to finish with a double-double (10 points, 10 rebounds), the Scarlet Knight defense made sure he wouldn't repeat a strong showing.
Wisconsin's All-American finished with a season-high 7 turnovers, and can thank sophomore Eugene Omoruyi and senior Candido Sa for a frustrating performance.
"We had relentless effort" Rutgers head coach Streve Pikiell said of his team's efforts. "Our defense was good from start to finish."
Granted, Rutgers entered Friday's contest boasting the conference's best scoring defense and was facing the conference's lowest scoring offense, but Happ was shut down from start to finish.
https://wisconsin.rivals.com/news/five-things-rutgers-defeats-wisconsin-64-60