“The block record doesn’t matter,” she said. “It’s not about individual right now. I didn’t do my part to help our team get the ‘W.’”

DeHaan tied the mark, set by former Ohio State center Jessica Davenport, with a swat against Wisconsin forward Lin Zastrow at the 10:40 mark in the first half. DeHaan followed it up with the record-breaking block — the 387th in her three-year career — against Wisconsin guard Teah Grant at 6:59 in the first half.

Though bothered consistently by Wisconsin’s post defenders, the 6-foot-9 DeHaan was able to muster nine points, six rebounds and four blocks in the game.

Ending Big Ten play, DeHaan is now ninth all-time on the NCAA career blocks list, behind former Connecticut star Lisa Lobo.

With a year left, MSU coach Suzy Merchant was optimistic about the level DeHaan can reach.

“She’s a force in there,” Merchant said. “It’s nice to have her back there if we do get beat on dribble drives — that she’s back there to do a good job going after shots. That’s something that plays, it doesn’t matter where we put her. That 6-foot-9 frame does bother people. I give her a lot of credit for that. It’s a great feat and she’s got another year to go.”

Going into Friday’s game, DeHaan was averaging 10.7 points, 6.4 rebounds and three blocks per game. The block average is second in the conference and ninth in the NCAA.

She is the program’s leader in career blocks (387), single-season blocks (150) and single-game blocks (9).

Sandra Irvin (Texas Christian) is the NCAA career blocks leader, with 480.