5 Key performers in Minnesota's upset win over Wisconsin basketball

Coffey led all comers in the contest by scoring 21 points. He also hauled down six rebounds, had two assists and a steal.

McBrayer was the only Gopher other than Coffey to score in double digits. He managed to score 14 points while hauling down four rebounds, two assists and two steals. McBrayer and Coffey combined for 35 of the Gophers' 59 points.

Despite the fact that he couldn't will his team to a win, Happ had himself a heck of a game. He led the Badgers in scoring with 17 while also getting eight rebounds. He had, three assists, two blocks and two steals as well. If there was one thing he did that hurt Wisconsin it was his 1-for-7 from the free throw line.

The Badgers' front court certainly wasn't the blame for Wisconsin's loss. Their other forward, Reuvers had himself a game as well. He scored 12 points while hauling down five rebounds, blocking two shots and dishing out two assists.

It's not usual to see someone scoring six points being named as a key performer, but Stull was a sharpshooter off the bench. Those six points were thanks to hitting both of his three-point attempts while also nabbing two rebounds and an assist. Considering the Gophers won by just seven points, it could have been a different game without his contributions.