UConn Basketball: Multiple Huskies Take Home Weekly Honors

After a big week of action that saw them go a combined 4-1, the UConn Huskies men's and women's basketball teams were well represented in the weekly awards on Monday.

The UConn men went 2-0, rolling over Gardner-Webb and defeating No. 16 Michigan in a championship rematch, while the women went 2-1.

They beat Cornell and No. 10 Iowa, but suffered a difficult road defeat at No. 5 Michigan.

Here's what you need to know.

Landrew, one of the top recruits in the country for the Class of 2026, averaged 12.5 ppg and 6.5 rebounds for the week. And he shot 57.1 percent from the floor.

He's become a big part of the roster in the wake of Solo Ball's injury, pairing with Braylon Mullins and Silas Demary Jr. to be part of one of the deepest backcourts in the country.

Ball, expected to miss the entire season with wrist surgery, is now reportedly going to be back in around a month, so it will be very interesting to see how Dan Hurley handles the rotations and minutes upon his return, but for now, Landrew is solidifying himself as an excellent player for a championship-level team.

Landrew was previously selected as the Big East Preseason Freshman of the Year.

Mullins had a spectacular week, averaging 21.5 ppg in the two wins while shooting 41.2 percent from 3-point range. He also averaged 1.5 steals per game.

Mullins is not only looking like a Big East Player of the Year candidate, but he could also play himself into consideration for a top NBA Draft pick.

Jaland Lowe of Georgetown won the Player of the Week Award. 

After a 39-point performance on Sunday, was there ever any doubt here? She averaged 23.7 for the week and even with a disappointing loss to Michigan, she still showed out moreso than anyone else. She also had eight steals against Cornell.

She's the reigning National Player of the Year for a reason, and everybody she comes across recognizes her greatness.

The Serbia native averaged 18 ppg in three games while also grabbing 4.3 rebounds and dishing out 3.7 assists. She had 25 points in the loss to Michigan and looks like an absolute star in the making.

And with the Huskies a little too Sarah Strong-centric, she'll be a key factor in diversifying the production.