A collection of photos from Wisconsin football's regular-season finale at Minnesota, where the winner is awarded Paul Bunyan's Axe for the year.
Wisconsin senior quarterback Tanner Mordecai (8) evades Minnesota linebacker Cody Lindenberg on Saturday at Huntington Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.
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Wisconsin football fans show their support prior to Saturday's game against Minnesota at Huntington Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.
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Wisconsin junior safety Hunter Wohler (24) tackles Minnesota running back Jordan Nubin (30) on Saturday at Huntington Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.
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Wisconsin junior defensive lineman Ben Marten celebrates after sacking Minnesota quarterback Athan Kaliakmanis on Saturday at Huntington Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.
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Wisconsin freshman punter Atticus Bertrams punts against Minnesota on Saturday afternoon at Huntington Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.
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Wisconsin junior running back Braelon Allen breaks free for a big gain against Minnesota on Saturday at Huntington Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.
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Wisconsin senior defensive lineman Rodan Johnson (56) pressures Minnesota quarterback Athan Kaliakmanis (8) on Saturday at Huntington Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.
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Wisconsin sophomore wide receiver Will Pauling celebrates after a touchdown against Minnesota on Saturday at Huntington Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.
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Bucky Badger performs a headstand after a Wisconsin touchdown against Minnesota on Saturday afternoon at Huntington Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.
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