The Badgers entered their contest against the Buckeyes as 19-point underdogs. They trail by more than that before halftime. Here’s what we’ve learned so far.
It’s not surprising that the Buckeyes beat the Badgers. But how they lost proves just how far behind UW has fallen from the nation's best, writes columnist Jim Polzin.
The Badgers' loss to the Buckeyes dropped them to 14-10 in Big Ten games since their loss to Illinois in 2019 and matched the worst loss of Paul Chryst's tenure.
The Badgers' crucial turnover, a veteran offensive linemen, a linebacker needing to improve and a defensive-line issue are covered in this week's rewatch.Â
It may have been one of the biggest defeats of the Paul Chryst era, but that doesn't mean the Badgers' loss to the Buckeyes didn't come without some valuable lessons.Â
The Jayhawks have not been ranked since mid-October 2009, a dry spell of nearly 13 years that is currently the longest among Power Five conference programs.
The Badgers have used play action on half as many dropbacks than their average under coach Paul Chryst. Inside why that might've been and why it'll soon change.
BadgerExtra has Wisconsin fans covered with a complete breakdown of everything they need to know before venturing to Camp Randall or turning on their televisions.