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As one of the Wisconsin football team's most durable players, senior defensive tackle Nick Hayden, scheduled to start his 31st consecutive game Saturday against Michigan State, isn't doing anything special to stay injury-free.
WISCONSIN OFFENSE VS. MSU DEFENSE
Entering his senior year of high school, Tyler Donovan knew scouts were at his games, watching him play football. But instead of taking a scholarship for granted, Donovan, a native of Hartland, Wis., played hard and racked up big numbers his senior year: 1,650 yards passing and 16 touchdowns, complemented by 455 rushing yards on only 45 carries.
Knock off Big Ten threat
The UW Athletic Department suspended running back Lance Smith in mid-July for alleged battery and disorderly conduct involving his former girlfriend. Conveniently, the Athletic Department reinstated him on Aug. 6 - just in time for the first practice. We applaud the efforts of Dean of Students Lori Berquam for suspending Smith for five away games, but this is yet another example of misconduct by student-athletes going unpunished. Head coach Bret Bielema needs to establish the notion that improper conduct by his players is unacceptable, and playing sports does not put athletes above the law.
WISCONSIN OFFENSE VS. MSU DEFENSE
Fifth-year senior Badger punter Ken DeBauche was awarded for his outstanding performance against Iowa, earning Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week honors.
UW Badgers football coach Bret Bielema announced Monday at a press conference he talked to the dean of students office last week about trying to get a fair shake"" for his troubled running back, who is suspended for all of UW's road games this season.
Wisconsin football."" Those were the two words, according to head coach Bret Bielema, that summed up the game, especially a critical fourth quarter that helped UW secure a 17-13 triumph over Iowa in front of an electric Camp Randall crowd Saturday night.
The No. 9 ranked UW football team will open up Big Ten play tomorrow night against Iowa at Camp Randall Stadium for the first night game since 2005.
Last Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium, Badger faithful collectively gasped when starting cornerback Jack Ikegwuonu came limping off the field following a tackle on The Citadel's first offensive play.
The rivalry between the Badgers and the Iowa Hawkeyes has grown and taken on new dimensions over the years. Iowa is one of Wisconsin's permanent rivals, meaning the two teams face each other every season in Big Ten play. The introduction of the Heartland Trophy in 2004 as the prize for the winner of each contest gave extra incentive to the teams, who already had between them head coach Bret Bielema's move to the Badgers despite a Hawkeye tattoo on his leg, and the Badgers' 1-4 record against Iowa in their last five games. All these things have contributed to making this one of the best rivalries in the Big Ten, and this weekend shouldn't dampen the spirit.
Prove top 10 ranking
Tight end Andy Crooks and cornerback Jack Ikegwuonu practiced Wednesday and are set to return to action Saturday against Iowa, head coach Bret Bielema announced Wednesday.
WISCONSIN OFFENSE VS. IOWA DEFENSE
Devin Hester caught the ball on the far sideline, hesitated for a second, made one cut and was gone. No one touched him, no one had a chance to touch him and once again the Bears' return man had turned a punt return into a touchdown.
UW freshman punt and kick return specialist David Gilreath received Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week, head coach Bret Bielema announced Monday at his weekly news conference.
After a shocking first half, the No. 7 Badgers came out and wore down The Citadel, salvaging a 45-31 victory at Camp Randall Stadium to remain undefeated on the season.
Putting some sort of magic number next to the leader in MLB's National League Central Division is something less than practical. Actually, let's put it this way: It's like Bret Bielema's thinking of gray and white and other ruddy complements at Camp Randall on football Saturdays. It works, but you're better off without it.
Entering the season third and fourth on the Badger running back depth chart, freshmen Zach Brown and John Clay brought up the inexperienced end of a potentially devastating Wisconsin ground attack. Neither was completely acclimated to the Badger offense, but both had the luxury of backing up the premiere tandem of sophomores P.J. Hill and Lance Smith while they fulfilled their highly advertised potential.
Solutions by The State News
