How played the Wisconsin Badger football team over Wofford?
Games like this one are sometimes characterized as a coach’s dream. Your team gets the big win but you still have several teachable moments. And while the Wisconsin Badger football team came away with the 44-14 win today over Wofford at Camp Randall, head coach Bret Bielema would hardly call this game a dream. Bielema, at one point, had to bench both John Clay and Zach Brown at running back as neither was able to hold onto to the ball and Wofford at times in the second half moved the ball with ease on the Badger defense. For the game, Wisconsin committed three turnovers as the Badgers had five fumbles and lost three of them. Things were not all bad for Wisconsin in the win as quarterback Scott Tolzien continued to impress throwing two touchdown passes in a little more than a half of work. The special teams also blocked a punt and recovered it in the endzone for a touchdown. But the turnovers will probably standout as the Badgers look at tape of this game in the coming week as Wisconsin
Wisconsin’s fumbles infuriated coach Bret Bielema so much that he threatened to put his players back on the field after the Badgers’ 44-14 victory over Wofford for an impromptu practice. “I announced it at halftime, if anybody has football exchange issues in the second half, we’ll go out there and we’ll suspend the Fifth Quarter (band performance) and work on making sure we have ball security,” Bielema said. “But because of NCAA rules, I can’t. So, we’ll get it tomorrow, I guarantee it.” Wisconsin’s heralded running backs – John Clay and Zach Brown – fumbled three times in the first quarter alone before Scott Tolzien got the Badgers’ offense off the ground. Tolzien threw for two touchdowns in his third start, Brown bounced back with two second-half touchdowns and Wisconsin blocked a punt for another score on Saturday in an easy win over Wofford. Read more at the link below.
Games like this one are sometimes characterized as a coach’s dream. Your team gets the big win but you still have several teachable moments. And while the Wisconsin Badger football team came away with the 44-14 win today over Wofford at Camp Randall, head coach Bret Bielema would hardly call this game a dream. Bielema, at one point, had to bench both John Clay and Zach Brown at running back as neither was able to hold onto to the ball and Wofford at times in the second half moved the ball with ease on the Badger defense.
Games like this one are sometimes characterized as a coach’s dream. Your team gets the big win but you still have several teachable moments. And while the Wisconsin Badger football team came away with the 44-14 win today over Wofford at Camp Randall, head coach Bret Bielema would hardly call this game a dream. Bielema, at one point, had to bench both John Clay and Zach Brown at running back as neither was able to hold onto to the ball and Wofford at times in the second half moved the ball with ease on the Badger defense. For the game, Wisconsin committed three turnovers as the Badgers had five fumbles and lost three of them. Things were not all bad for Wisconsin in the win as quarterback Scott Tolzien continued to impress throwing two touchdown passes in a little more than a half of work. The special teams also blocked a punt and recovered it in the endzone for a touchdown. But the turnovers will probably standout as the Badgers look at tape of this game in the coming week as Wisconsin
