BY THE NUMBERS
Wisconsin leads the nation in penalty kill, thanks in large part to Alex Rigsby's steller goaltending.
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WOMEN'S HOCKEY Wisconsin's penalty kill is the best in the nation, as the Badgers
have withstood 114 of 128 penalties com- mitted, good for an 89.1 percent kill rate. UW has accumulated just 321 penalty min- utes, the sixth-lowest total in the country.
MEN'S HOCKEY UW's sophomore class, led by Mark Zengerle's 44 points, ranks as the
third-highest scoring group of second-year skaters with 144 points and a 4.50 points- per-game scoring mark. Zengerle's 44 points are tied for the most in the nation among sophomores.
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16 ยป VARSITY MARCH 1, 2012
MEN'S BASKETBALL With a win over Minne- sota Tuesday night, Bo Ryan won his 264th game
as Wisconsin's head coach, leaving him just one victory shy of Harold "Bud" Foster. UW's all-time winningest coach, Foster won his 265th and final game in 1959 after 25 years as head coach.
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
For the second straight
year, the Badgers set a school record in Big Ten games with a free throw percentage of 76.9 percentage. UW was 143-for-186 from the charity stripe in conference games.
