Judson University's DeWayne Robinson (Memphis, Tenn.) may have only played one game last week, but it might as well have been two with the numbers that he posted. The junior guard netted a career-high 34 points and hauled in nine rebounds in the Eagles' lone contest of the week to claim Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference Men's Basketball Division II Player of the Week recognition for the week ending February 3.

Robinson's big game came in Judson's school-record seventh straight win, a 98-86 victory over conference foe Purdue University North Central (Ind.) on February 2. Nineteen of his 34 points came in the second half on a night where his shooting touch was unstoppable.

From the field, Robinson converted at a .643 clip, including three-of-four accuracy from beyond the three-point line. He also went to the foul line 15 times and collected another 13 points there.

Robinson's weekly honor is his second of the season. He earned the award the first time for the seven-day period ending Nov. 18.

Judson’s seven-game winning streak started with the commencement of the conference season, making the Eagles perfect in the league (7-0) and 14-6 overall.