Tag Archives: Ethan Happ
Hoopcap: Clutch Koenig Comes Through Again
Wisconsin Badgers are attempting to be the shining light in what has been an otherwise bad Big Ten. The road was clear for the team after their game with Minnesota on Saturday afternoon. Most of their remaining tough games are at home, but an obvious
Wisconsin HoopCap: Happ Helps Take Down Hoosiers
Wisconsin had their first real test of the Big Ten season playing Indiana on the road with the bright lights of ESPN being there. Hoosiers had fallen on hard times recently losing their last two games to Nebraska and Louisville. Wisconsin made it known quickly
HoopCap: Badgers Big Run Buries Marquette
There’s always a great excitement to Wisconsin-Marquette inside the arena. It’s buzzing with excitement. People are trying to start chants for both teams, and there are cheers for every basket. I liked the first half much better than the second half. Wisconsin rolled with another
Badgers HoopCap: Second Half D Squeezes Orange
Wisconsin Badgers took part in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge tonight facing off against Syracuse who they beat in overtime last year on the road. Defense showed up in a major way for Wisconsin holding the Orange to 21 second-half points. An impressive win for Badgers
Badgers HoopCap: Happ Dominates Hoyas Big Men
Wisconsin Badgers move to the Maui Invitational final after a dominating performance against Georgetown winning 73-57 with a major second half. Badgers played one of their best halves of the season with great performances from Ethan Happ and Bronson Koenig. Another strong night for Ethan
Wisconsin HoopCap: Badgers’ Big Three Steps Up
Wisconsin Badgers faced their second test of the year as they opened up Maui Invitational on Monday afternoon versus a young and up-and-coming Tennessee team. Badgers are one of the favorites in the tournament, and if ESPN and Maui folks have it there way, Wisconsin
Badgers HoopCap: Creighton Gets Hot At Right Time
HoopsCap are your college basketball recap blog posts used for both Wisconsin and Marquette. For those curious how it will work in non-conference is I’ll try to recap all of the big non-conference games for both Marquette and Wisconsin. Once conference play starts it’s all