New-look Wisconsin Badgers secondary eyes 'statement' against Indiana's standout receivers
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UW cornerback Caesar Williams intercepts a pass against Northwestern, but was called for pass interference on the play. Williams and the secondary face their toughest test of the season Saturday against Indiana.
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Indiana wide receiver Whop Philyor forces his way into the end zone past Ohio State defensive back Josh Proctor last month. Philyor ranks fifth in the Big Ten with 32 receptions and has two of the Hoosiers' 14 receiving TDs.
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The University of Wisconsin football team (2-1) hosts Indiana (5-1) in a showdown of ranked teams at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium.
UW cornerback Caesar Williams intercepts a pass against Northwestern, but was called for pass interference on the play. Williams and the secondary face their toughest test of the season Saturday against Indiana.
Indiana wide receiver Whop Philyor forces his way into the end zone past Ohio State defensive back Josh Proctor last month. Philyor ranks fifth in the Big Ten with 32 receptions and has two of the Hoosiers' 14 receiving TDs.
