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Name: Cooper Catalano
College: Wisconsin
Number: 44
School Bio/Stats Link: HERE
Height: 6-1 Weight: 230
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Class/Draft Year: Fr/2029
40 Low: 4.72 40 Time: 4.78 40 High: 4.86
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Cooper Catalano, Wisconsin, Player News
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WEEK 11 BIG TEN DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Cooper Catalano, Wisconsin, LB - Fr. - Richfield, Wis. - Germantown,...Posted 19 tackles (11 solo) and one sack in Wisconsin's win over No. 23 Washington...Became the first Big Ten player to have 19 tackles a nd a sack in a game since Blake Cashman (Minnesota) in 2018 and the first Badger since at least 1995 to hit those marks in a game...Had the most tackles for a Big Ten player in a win since 2022 (Cal Haladay, MSU), helping the Badger defense hold the Wash ington offense to its lowest passing output of the season (134 yards)...Catalano also had the most tackles for a freshman nationally since 2022 (AJ Haulcy, New Mexico, 24 tackles), the most tackles for an A4 freshman since 2017 (Paddy Fischer, Northweste rn, 19 tackles) and the most tackles for a A4 freshman in regulation since 2013...Last Wisconsin Defensive Player of the Week honoree: Preston Zachman (Sept. 1, 2025). - Big Ten Football
(DS#8 ILB) Fr/2029  ILB Cooper Catalano, Wisconsin
News Source: Big Ten Football
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Two days after the announcement that he'd be returning as Wisconsin's coach next season, Luke Fickell got an even bigger vote of confidence from his players. Particularly from the guys on defense. Nathanial Vakos made a tiebreaking 32-yard field goal lat e in the third quarter and Mason Posa and Cooper Catalano led a dominant defensive effort as Wisconsin snapped a six-game skid by upsetting No. 24 Washington 13-10 on Saturday. "The whole locker room has been behind Coach Fick since day one," said Catala no, who had 19 tackles. "Hearing that obviously reaffirmed us." The Badgers (3-6, 1-5 Big Ten) had lost 11 straight games against Power Four opponents before winning this one as a 10½-point underdog, according to Sportsbook.Wisconsin's victory ca me after athletic director Chris McIntosh announced Thursday that Fickell would remain the Badgers' coach beyond this season. "I have an incredible appreciation and respect for Chris McIntosh, what he has had to do," Fickell said. "There's mixed emotions on my part, to be honest with you. I don't ever want somebody to fight my battles, but I understand that that's where we are. I can't say thank you enough to Chris for fighting the battle he's fighting, and for Chancellor (Jennifer) Mnookin to listen an d believe." The Badgers withstood an injury to quarterback Danny O'Neil, who was making his first start since Sept. 13 and got carted off the field with an apparent leg injury in the first quarter. Freshman Carter Smith took over for Wisconsin and went 3 of 12 passing for 8 yards in his college debut, though he rushed for 47 yards and a touchdown. Half of Wisconsin's 48 yards passing came from punter Sean West, who threw a 24-yard completion on a successful fake. Wisconsin's defense pushed Washington (6 -3, 3-3, No. 23 College Football Playoff) around all day. Washington's only touchdown came on Denzel Boston's one-handed grab of a Demond Williams Jr. pass after Anthony Ward's blocked punt gave the Huskies first-and-goal from the 1. - AP College Footbal l
(DS#8 ILB) Fr/2029 ILB Cooper Catalano, Wisconsin
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