10 things we learned from Wisconsin football's humbling loss at Iowa

Multiple miscues on special teams and an inept offense led to the Badgers falling to fifth place in the Big Ten West.

The Badgers held Iowa to 146 yards and 2.1 yards per play. Here's what we learned from an otherwise sloppy showing.

Columnist Jim Polzin awarded a pair of F's in his grading of the Badgers' performance in their loss to Iowa.

Badgers interim coach Jim Leonhard said, "teams are tampering with other people's players, and it's unfortunate to see where it's at," when addressing rumors that Braelon Allen is considering transferring.

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The Badgers held Iowa to a season-low 146 yards of offense but didn't get the result they wanted.

Badgers outside linebacker Nick Herbig was dominant in the loss at Iowa on Saturday.

The Badgers had a chance to move back into the Big Ten West title picture. But it couldn't overcome poor play at quarterback, offensive line and special teams.

A rewatch of the Badgers' mistake-filled loss at Iowa showed the errors made by a young offensive linemen, an experienced QB and more.