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WISCONSIN FOOTBALL2017 FACT BOOK

2017 WISCONSIN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Date Opponent Time/ResultSept. 1 UTAH STATE 8 p.m.Sept. 9 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 11 a.m.Sept. 16 at BYU 2:30 p.m.Sept. 30 NORTHWESTERN TBDOct. 7 at Nebraska TBDOct. 14 PURDUE TBDOct. 21 MARYLAND 11 a.m.Oct. 28 at Illinois 11 a.m.Nov. 4 at Indiana TBDNov. 11 IOWA TBDNov. 18 MICHIGAN TBDNov. 25 at Minnesota TBDDec. 2 Big Ten Championship Game 7:20 p.m. (Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis)

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WISCONSIN FOOTBALL | 2017 FACT BOOK

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Contents

PersonnelDirector of Athletics Barry Alvarez ....................................2-3Head Coach Paul Chryst .......................................................4-5Assistant Coaches ................................................................ 6-14Football Support Staff ......................................................15-20

The 2017 BadgersAlphabetical Roster ...........................................................22-23Numerical Roster ...............................................................24-25Roster Breakdown ................................................................... 26Pronunciation Guide ............................................................... 27Player Bios ...........................................................................28-74

2016 Season in ReviewSchedule and Results .............................................................. 78Team Overall Stats .................................................................. 79Individual Stats ...................................................................80-83Individual Superlatives ............................................................ 84Game-by-Game Statistics ...................................................... 85Participation ........................................................................86-87Individual Game-by-Game Statistics .............................87-91Game Recaps ......................................................................92-98

RecordsIndividual Records ........................................................100-102 Service ..........................................................................103 Rushing................................................................104-112 Passing ................................................................113-118 Receiving ............................................................119-122 Total Offense ..............................................................123 Scoring.................................................................124-125 Field Goals and PATs .......................................126-128 All-Purpose Yards ......................................................129 Defense ...............................................................130-133 Interceptions ...............................................................134 Punting .........................................................................135 Kickoff/Punt Returns .......................................136-137Statistical Champions ...................................................138-139Yearly Statistical Leaders ............................................140-143Team Records ................................................................144-150Camp Randall Stadium Records .........................................151Best Opponent Performances ............................................151Offensive Statistical Trends .......................................152-153Defensive Statistical Trends.......................................154-155Game-By-Game Statistics (1998-2016) ..................156-165The Last Time It Happened ........................................166-168

Honors and AwardsMajor Individual Awards .............................................170-171All-Americans .................................................................172-174First-Team All-Americans ............................................175-180First-Team All-Big Ten .................................................181-182Big Ten Players of the Week .....................................183-184Academic Honors ..................................................................185Academic All-Big Ten...................................................186-188Team Honors and Awards ..........................................189-191Retired Numbers ....................................................................192College Football Hall of Fame ............................................192Team Captains ........................................................................193Regular Starters (1991-2016) ....................................194-197All-Time Letterwinners ................................................198-208

Wisconsin and the NFLFormer Badgers in Pro Football ................................209-212NFL Honors .............................................................................213Badgers in the NFL Draft ............................................214-216Postseason All-Star Games ........................................217-218

All-Time ResultsYearly Records ...............................................................220-221All-Time Yearly Scores ................................................222-237Series Records vs. All Opponents ......................................238All-Time Scores with Opponents ..............................239-248All-Time Scores with AP Ranked Opponents ........249-252Wisconsin in the AP Top 25 .......................................253-255Wisconsin in the USA Today Coaches Poll .............256-257Wisconsin in the BCS/CFP Standings ...............................258Gametime Weather Conditions .........................................259Night Games ...........................................................................260Biggest Comebacks ...............................................................260Fourth-Quarter Comeback Wins .......................................261Shutouts ..........................................................................262-263Overtime Games ...........................................................264-265Attendance Figures ...............................................................266Largest Crowds .......................................................................267

HistoryPast Head Coaches ......................................................268-271All-Alvarez Team / All-Time Team ....................................272Assistant Coaches (since 1944) ..........................................273Significant Dates ...........................................................274-281Wisconsin Football Glossary ......................................282-285

Camp Randall StadiumHistory and Facts ..........................................................286-28725 Greatest Moments .................................................288-289Stadium Diagram / Driving Directions .............................290

Bowl GamesBowl History ...........................................................................292Game Summaries ..........................................................293-306Individual Bowl Game Records ..................................307-311Team Bowl Game Records .........................................312-320

Media InformationCovering the Badgers ..................................................322-323Athletic Communications Staff ..................................324-328Big Ten / College Football Playoff Info .............................3292017 Big Ten Schedule ........................................................3302017-18 Bowl Game Schedule ..........................................331Wisconsin Future Schedules ...............................................332Badger Sports Network ........................................................333Quick Facts..............................................................................334

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Barry Alvarez is in his 14th year as Director of Athletics at the University of Wisconsin in 2016-17, and his 12th without the additional title of head football coach. Alvarez served as A.D. and football coach from 2004-05.

Wisconsin has enjoyed remarkable success during Alvarez’s tenure at the head of the ath-letic department, winning a combined 14 team national titles and 59 conference regular-season or tournament crowns since he took over.

In Alvarez’s 13 previous seasons as A.D., Wisconsin has finished among the top 30 in the NACDA Director’s Cup 11 times, including a 16th-place finish in 2006-07 (2nd-best in school histo-ry) and 18th-place showings each of the last two years. Six different programs have won national titles during Alvarez’s tenure, including four in the magical 2005-06 season. Thirteen different teams have been crowned as conference champions, including five in each of the 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08, 2012-13 and 2014-15 seasons.

On the academic side, more than 1,300 stu-dent-athletes have earned Academic All-Big Ten honors in Alvarez’ 13-year tenure. Since 2009-10, UW student-athletes have achieved at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA. At the end of spring 2016, the cumulative GPA for all student-athletes was 3.06. In 2015-16, eight sports either set or tied their highest term or cumulative team grade-point averages ever.

Five years ago, under Alvarez’s direction, UW Athletics created the Badgers Give Back program. A community relations platform meant to provide direction for the department’s community proj-ects, streamline the request process for appear-ances, increase publicity of student-athlete out-reach efforts and ensure compliance with NCAA regulations, it has become a staple of the student-athlete experience at UW. In 2015-16, more than 600 student-athletes participated in Badgers Give Back activities.

Alvarez was appointed in the spring of 2008 as one of the chairs of the NCAA's Football Academic Enhancement Group, which was formed to review and recommend improvements for the APR rating. He also serves on the NCAA Football Issues Committee and was a member of the College Football Playoff Committee in its first three years. In addition, Alvarez was named “Person of the Year” by the Big Ten Club of Southern California in 2008. Alvarez was voted into the state of Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame and the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame in 2009 and was inducted into the UW Athletics Hall of Fame in 2010.

Elected to the College Football Hall of Fame, Alvarez guided Wisconsin’s football fortunes for 16 seasons (1990-2005). He has been at the fore-front of the revival of the Badger athletic program during his entire tenure in Madison. He piloted

Wisconsin to three Big Ten and Rose Bowl titles (including back-to-back in 1998-99) en route to becoming the winningest football coach in school history (119-74-4 record). In December, 2012 he returned to the sidelines and guided the Badgers against Stanford in the 2013 Rose Bowl. Two years later, he came back one last time to lead UW to a 34-31 upset win over Auburn in the 2015 Outback Bowl.

Alvarez was just the 10th coach in Big Ten his-tory to win 100 games at one conference institu-tion. The 1993 national coach of the year, he was a two-time (1993 and 1998) Big Ten Coach of the Year and a finalist for ESPN’s coach of the decade (1990s) honor. He received the Victor Award’s 1999 National Coach of the Year accolade and was the 2004 AFCA Region 3 Coach of the Year. Alvarez also was awarded the 2017 Paul “Bear” Bryant Lifetime Achievement Award.

Alvarez retired from coaching at the conclu-sion of the 2005 season in order to concentrate solely on running the Division of Intercollegiate Athletics. He has made a lasting impression on the Wisconsin sports scene. His well-documented turnaround of the once-moribund Badger football program has helped to allow the school’s entire athletic department to blossom into one of the nation’s finest and most respected organizations in college sports.

When Alvarez arrived in Madison in 1990, Wisconsin had compiled a 9-36 record during the previous four seasons and attendance at Camp Randall Stadium had dipped to an average of 41,734 per game (54 percent of capacity). The program sorely needed a boost and got it when new Director of Athletics Pat Richter hired Alvarez from Notre Dame, where he had been an assis-tant coach under Lou Holtz.

Over the next 16 seasons Alvarez transformed the football program and, subsequently, the cul-ture of athletics at the UW. The success of the football program ignited and heightened interest in Badgers sports. Alvarez’s list of accomplish-ments at Wisconsin is remarkable. Consider just a few of the most notable:

• winningest coach in school history (record of 119-74-4, .614)

• coached three Big Ten and Rose Bowl cham-pions

• only Big Ten coach ever to win the Rose Bowl in consecutive seasons

Director of Athletics Barry Alvarez

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• just the 10th coach in Big Ten history with 100 victories at one conference school

• coached five national award winners, includ-ing Ron Dayne (Heisman, Doak Walker, Maxwell), Jamar Fletcher (Jim Thorpe) and Kevin Stemke (Ray Guy)

• guided UW to back-to-back Big Ten titles in 1998 and 1999 (hadn’t happened at Wisconsin since 1896-97)

• named national coach of the year in 1993; Big Ten Coach of the Year in 1993 and 1998; Victor Award’s 1999 National Coach of the Year; and 2004 AFCA Region 3 Coach of the Year.

Alvarez’s coaching career began at the high school level. He served as an assistant at Lincoln (Neb.) Northeast High from 1971-73 before tak-ing over as head coach at Lexington (Neb.) High from 1974-75. His last prep coaching stop was at Mason City (Iowa) High, where he was head coach from 1976-78 and won a Class 4A state title in his final year.

Iowa’s Hayden Fry hired Alvarez as an assistant coach in 1979. The Hawkeyes played in six bowl games (two Rose Bowls) during Alvarez’s eight years in Iowa City, compiling a 61-33-1 mark in the process. Alvarez’s standout player with the Hawkeyes was LB Larry Station, a two-time All-American and two-time Academic All-American.

Alvarez left Iowa after the 1986 season to become linebackers coach at Notre Dame. He was promoted (linebackers to defensive coordina-tor to assistant head coach) by Holtz each of his three seasons as the Fighting Irish went 32-5 and won the 1988 national title. While in South Bend, Alvarez coached All-America linebackers Michael Stonebreaker, Ned Bolcar, Cedric Figaro and Wes Pritchett.

Alvarez grew up in Langeloth, Pa., a small town among the coal mines and steel mills in western Pennsylvania. He starred as a prep linebacker and went on to play at Nebraska (1965-67) for leg-endary head coach Bob Devaney. Alvarez was the leading tackler for the 1967 Cornhuskers, who led the nation in total defense and created a school-record 40 turnovers. Alvarez played in both the Sugar and Orange bowls at Nebraska.

Alvarez is a 1969 graduate of the University of Nebraska, where he played linebacker and went on to earn his master’s degree. He received a Distinguished Alumnus Award from his alma mater in 2003.

Alvarez and his wife, Cindy, were co-campaign chairs in the effort to bring a Gilda’s Club (a free support center for families dealing with cancer) to Madison. In addition, Alvarez serves on the Board of Directors of the MACC Fund (Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer).

Alvarez and his wife, Cindy, are the parents of three grown children — daughters Dawn and Stacy and son Chad (wife Stephanie). Barry and Cindy are grandparents to Joe and Jake Ferguson; Grace and Jackson Delzer; and Scarlett, Barry John Thomas, Anson and Hadley Alvarez.

TITLES DURING ALVAREZ ERANational Championships (14)2003-04Women’s Lightweight Rowing2004-05Women’s Lightweight Rowing2005-06Men’s Cross Country, Men’s Hockey, Women’s Hockey, Women’s Lightweight Rowing2006-07Women’s Hockey, Men’s Indoor Track & Field2007-08Women’s Lightweight Rowing, Men’s Rowing2008-09Women’s Hockey, Women’s Lightweight Rowing2010-11 Women’s Hockey2011-12Men’s Cross Country

Conference Championships (55)2003-04 (from April on)Men’s Outdoor Track & Field2004-05 Men’s Cross Country, Men’s Indoor Track & Field, Men’s Outdoor Track & Field, Women’s Lightweight Rowing2005-06 Men’s Cross Country, Women’s Soccer (tournament), Women’s Hockey (regular season & tournament), Men’s Indoor Track & Field, Men’s Outdoor Track & Field, Women’s Lightweight Rowing2006-07 Men’s Cross Country, Women’s Hockey (regular season & tournament), Men’s Indoor Track & Field, Men’s Outdoor Track & Field, Women’s Lightweight Rowing2007-08 Men’s Cross Country, Men’s Indoor Track & Field, Men’s Basketball (regular season & tournament), Men’s Rowing, Women’s Lightweight Rowing2008-09 Men’s Cross Country, Women’s Hockey (tournament), Women’s Lightweight Rowing2009-10 Men’s Cross Country, Women’s Rowing, Women’s Lightweight Rowing2010-11 Men’s Cross Country, Football, Women’s Hockey (regular season & tournament), Women’s Lightweight Rowing2011-12 Men’s Cross Country, Football, Women’s Hockey, Men’s Outdoor Track & Field2012-13 Men’s Cross Country, Football, Men’s Indoor Track & Field, Men’s Hockey (tournament), Softball (tournament)2013-14Men’s Indoor Track & Field, Men’s Hockey (tournament), Men’s Outdoor Track & Field2014-15Men’s Cross Country, Volleyball, Women’s Soccer (tournament), Men’s Basketball (regular season & tourna-ment), Women’s Hockey (tournament)2015-16Women’s Soccer, Women’s Hockey (regular season & tournament)2015-16Women’s Soccer, Women’s Hockey (regular season & tournament)2016-17Men's Cross Country, Women's Hockey (regular season & tournament)

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Wisconsin football continues to thrive under Paul Chryst’s leadership.

In his first season as head coach at his alma mater, Chryst led Wisconsin to a 10-3 record in 2015 — a run that concluded with a victory over USC in the Holiday Bowl. For an encore, he directed the Badgers to an 11-3 finish in 2016, including a win in the Cotton Bowl and Big Ten West Division championship.

Chryst was named the 2016 Hayes-Schembechler Big Ten Coach of the Year and — for leading the Badgers to an 11-win season against a schedule that included six matchups with top 10-ranked teams — was a national finalist for both The Dodd Trophy and Paul “Bear” Bryan Coach of the Year awards.

A former Wisconsin player and assistant coach and a Madison native, Chryst returned to his roots when he was named the Badgers’ 30th head coach on Dec. 17, 2014. Since then, Chryst has become one of just four coaches in Big Ten history to post double-digit win totals in each of his first two seasons as head coach, joining Michigan legend Fielding Yost and current cotemporaries Jim Harbaugh of Michigan and Urban Meyer of Ohio State.

Chryst’s 21-6 (.778) overall record marks the best start by a Badgers coach through two seasons, and he is the first UW mentor to win consecutive bowl games to begin a tenure as head coach. He is 13-4 (.765) in Big Ten games, with only Ohio State (15-2) posting a better mark in league play over those two seasons.

Including two seasons at the helm of the program and seven years as the Badgers’ offensive coordinator, Chryst has overseen some of the nation’s best units on both sides of the ball.

Across his first two seasons as head coach, Wisconsin has boasted one of the nation’s truly elite defenses. The Badgers allowed just 14.7 points per game over the 2015 and 2016 seasons, a mark that ranked No. 2 nationally over that span and trailed only Alabama’s mark of 14.1 points allowed per contest. Over those two years, Wisconsin also ranked No. 4 in total defense (285.6 yards per game), No. 3 in rushing defense (97.1 ypg) and No. 3 in pass efficiency defense (102.1).

During Chryst’s seven years as offensive coordinator from 2005-11, Wisconsin averaged 34.1 points and 416.3 yards of total offense per game. Both marks were the best in the Big Ten over that span and powered the Badgers to conference titles in 2010 and 2011, remark-able offensive seasons in which UW averaged 41.5 and 44.1 points per game, respectively.

Wisconsin had won 10 or more games in a season just three times before Chryst joined the Badgers’ coaching staff as offensive coordinator in 2005. In his nine seasons on staff since, the Badgers have posted

double-digit win totals seven times — posting an overall record of 91-28 (.765).

Before spending the previous three seasons as the head coach at Pittsburgh, where he led the Panthers to three consecutive bowl appearances, Chryst oversaw the most explo-sive offenses in UW history as the Badgers’ offensive coordinator. During those seven seasons, Wisconsin claimed a pair of Big Ten titles while piling up a 70-22 (.761) overall record.

During his last two seasons as UW’s offensive coordi-nator (2010 and 2011), the Badgers set a multitude of school and Big Ten records.

With current Indianapolis Colts quarterback Scott Tolzien at the helm in 2010, UW averaged more than 40.0 points a game for the first time in school history, ranking fifth in the country at 41.5 points per contest. On the way to their first Big Ten title since 1999, the Badgers scored at least 70 points three times. As a team, Wisconsin set a Big Ten record with a completion percentage of 73.2 percent while also tying the confer-ence record for rushing touchdowns (48).

Individually, Tolzien won the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award and left tackle Gabe Carimi won the Outland Trophy. Running back John Clay was a Doak Walker Award finalist while tight end Lance Kendricks and left guard John Moffitt joined Carimi as first-team All-Americans.

The following season, UW did the unthinkable and improved upon that dynamic season. In the one and only year they were united, Chryst and quarterback Russell Wilson combined on a season for the ages. Wilson set the FBS record for pass efficiency (191.8) in addition to school records for passing yards (3,175) and passing touchdowns (33, second-most in Big Ten history).

Not to be outdone, junior running back Montee Ball etched his own name in the NCAA record book, tying Barry Sanders’ single-season record with 39 touchdowns. Ball ran for 1,923 yards and was a Heisman Trophy finalist. For the second-straight season, the Badgers had three first-team All-Americans with center Peter Konz and guard Kevin Zeitler join-ing Ball.

The Badgers averaged a school-record 44.1 points per game, sixth-best in

Head Coach Paul Chryst

CHRYST AT A GLANCEHometown: Madison, Wis.Head Coaching Record: 40-25 (5 Seasons)Record at Wisconsin: 21-6 (2 Seasons)Bowl Record: 3-1 (.750)Birthdate: Nov. 17, 1965Education: Wisconsin, 1988 (bachelor’s, political science); West Virginia, 1990 (master’s, educational administration)Playing Experience: Wisconsin, 1984-87 (quarter-back, tight end, special teams)Family: Wife, Robin; daughters, Katy and JoJo; son, Danny

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the country. In fact, UW led the Big Ten in scoring in each of Chryst’s last three seasons, with the final two ranking among the top five in the league’s modern history.

Chryst was offen-sive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Oregon State in 2003-04. He helped the Beavers rank No. 6 nationally in pass-ing yards per game (328.1). The 2003 Beavers became the first team in NCAA history with a 4,000-yard passer, 1,500-yard rusher and two 1,000-yard receivers.

That followed his first stint at Wisconsin in 2002, as tight ends coach.

Chryst was a three-time letterwinner at UW, where he earned a degree in political science. He added a master’s degree in educational admin-istration from West Virginia. Paul’s broth-er, Rick, was commis-sioner of the Mid-American Conference for 10 years. Another brother, Geep, is a longtime NFL assis-tant coach who cur-rently coaches tight ends for the Denver Broncos. His late father, George, was a longtime head coach at UW-Platteville and

a former Badgers player and assistant coach.Chryst and his wife, Robin, have three children: Katy,

JoJo and Danny.

CHRYST’S COACHING CAREERYear School Position Overall Conf. Bowl Game1989 West Virginia Graduate Assistant 8-3-1 -- Gator1990 West Virginia Graduate Assistant 4-7 --1991 San Antonio (WLAF) Running Backs, Tight Ends 4-6 --1992 San Antonio (WLAF) Running Backs, Tight Ends 7-3 --1993 UW-Platteville Offensive Coordinator/QBs 3-7 2-51994 Ottawa (CFL) Quarterbacks 4-14 --1995 Illinois State Offensive Coordinator/QBs 5-6 3-3 1996 Saskatchewan (CFL) Offensive Coordinator/QBs 5-13 --1997 Oregon State Offensive Coordinator/QBs 3-8 0-81998 Oregon State Offensive Coordinator/QBs 5-6 2-6 1999 San Diego (NFL) Tight Ends 8-8 --2000 San Diego (NFL) Tight Ends 1-15 --2001 San Diego (NFL) Tight Ends 5-11 --2002 Wisconsin Tight Ends 8-6 2-6 Alamo2003 Oregon State Offensive Coordinator/QBs 8-5 4-4 Las Vegas2004 Oregon State Offensive Coordinator/QBs 7-5 5-3 Insight Bowl2005 Wisconsin Co-Offensive Coordinator/TEs 10-3 5-3 Capital One2006 Wisconsin Offensive Coordinator/QBs 12-1 7-1 Capital One2007 Wisconsin Offensive Coordinator/QBs 9-4 5-3 Outback2008 Wisconsin Offensive Coordinator/QBs 7-6 3-5 Champs Sports2009 Wisconsin Offensive Coordinator/QBs 10-3 5-3 Champs Sports2010 Wisconsin Offensive Coordinator/QBs 11-2 7-1 Rose2011 Wisconsin Offensive Coordinator/QBs 11-3 6-2 Rose2012 Pittsburgh Head Coach 6-7 3-4 BBVA Compass2013 Pittsburgh Head Coach 7-6 3-5 Little Caesars2014 Pittsburgh Head Coach/QBs 6-6 4-4 Armed Forces2015 Wisconsin Head Coach 10-3 6-2 Holiday2016 Wisconsin Head Coach 11-3 7-2 Cotton

Head Coaching Totals (5 seasons) 40-25 23-17 4 Bowl Games

BOWL GAME EXPERIENCEYear School Bowl Result (Opponent)2002 WIS Alamo W, 31-28 (Colorado)2003 ORST Las Vegas W, 55-14 (New Mexico)2004 ORST Insight W, 38-21 (Notre Dame)2005 WIS Capital One W, 24-10 (Auburn)2006 WIS Capital One W, 17-14 (Arkansas)2007 WIS Outback L, 21-17 (Tennessee)2008 WIS Champs Sports L, 42-13 (Florida State)2009 WIS Champs Sports W, 20-14 (Miami)2010 WIS Rose L, 21-19 (TCU)2011 WIS Rose L, 45-38 (Oregon)2012 PITT BBVA Compass L, 38-17 (Ole Miss)2013 PITT Little Caesars W, 30-27 (Bowling Green)2015 WIS Holiday W, 23-21 (USC)2016 WIS Cotton W, 24-16 (Western Michigan)

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Joe RudolphOffensive Coordinator/OL

Joe Rudolph is in his third season as Wisconsin’s associate head coach and offensive coordinator, marking a homecoming for the UW alumnus who has won Big Ten championships with the Badgers both as a player and assistant coach.

Rudolph returned to Madison in 2015 following a three-year stint as offensive coordinator and tight ends coach at Pittsburgh under UW head coach Paul Chryst.

A former Badgers captain who helped Wisconsin to Big Ten and Rose Bowl titles in the 1993 season, Rudolph also was UW’s tight ends coach from 2008 to 2011, winning two more Big Ten crowns with the most prolific offenses in school history.

He then followed Chryst to Pittsburgh and ran the Panthers’ offense from 2012-14, also serving as interim head coach for the 2015 Armed Forces Bowl.

Since returning to UW, Rudolph has helped guide the Badgers to a combined 21-6 record, a Big Ten West Division title and back-to-back bowl wins in the Holiday Bowl and Cotton Bowl.

He also mentored a first-round NFL draft pick in left tackle Ryan Ramczyk, who earned consensus first-team All-America honors as the cornerstone of a Badgers offense that found its footing in 2016.

Ramczyk was selected by the New Orleans Saints in the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft.

Under Rudolph's direction, Ramczyk and Co. helped pave the way for first-team All-Big Ten run-ning back Corey Clement to average 105.8 rushing yards per game and score 15 touchdowns. As a team, the Badgers averaged 203.1 rushing yards per game in 2016.

With a pair of quarterbacks sharing the duties, UW also ranked fourth in the Big Ten in passing efficiency, at 135.9. Freshman Alex Hornibrook (1,262) and senior Bart Houston (1,245) combined to give UW a pair of 1,000-yard passers.

Little came easy for Rudolph’s unit during the first season of his return to Madison, with the Badgers forced to use eight different starting lineups on an offensive line beset by injuries. By the end of the 2015 sea-son, Rudolph was using four redshirt freshmen to complement senior All-Big Ten selection Tyler Marz.

The payoff for one of Rudolph’s best coaching jobs wsa a 10-3 season

that culminated with a win over USC in the Holiday Bowl.

Senior WR Alex Erickson earned first-team All-Big Ten honors after making 77 catches for 978 yards, while senior QB Joel Stave became UW’s all-time winningest quarterback while setting school records for passing attempts and comple-tions. The Badgers averaged a school-record 32.2 passing attempts per game.

UW’s performance came on the heels of Pittsburgh enjoying its most productive year offen-sively under Rudolph in 2014, averaging 31.8 points and 435.4 yards per game. Pitt ranked No. 3 in the ACC in total offense and No. 5 in the league in scoring offense.

Much of that production came from sophomore RB James Conner, who earned 2014 ACC Player of the Year honors by rushing for 1,765 yards and an ACC single-season record 26 touchdowns.

In all, Rudolph’s offensive players at Pitt earned a total of 12 all-conference honors.

That included two-time All-ACC performer Tyler Boyd, who earned Freshman All-America honors in 2013.

Much like the offenses he was involved with at Wisconsin, Rudolph’s Pitt units controlled the clock and rarely turned the ball over. The Panthers com-mitted the fifth-fewest turnovers in the FBS from 2012-14, with a total of just 46. They also ranked 14th nationally over that span with an average time of possession of 31:51.

In his first coaching stint with the Badgers, Rudolph contributed to the two highest-scoring offenses in school history, with the Badgers averag-ing 44.1 points per game in 2011 and 41.5 points

per game in 2010 en route to back-to-back Big Ten championships.

He coached four UW tight ends that earned playing time in the NFL in Travis Beckum, Garrett Graham, Lance Kendricks and Jake Byrne. Beckum was taken in the third round of the 2009 NFL Draft by the New York Giants, Kendricks was a second-round pick of the St. Louis Rams in 2011

Assistant Coaches

RUDOLPH AT A GLANCEHometown: Belle Vernon, Pa.Alma Mater: Wisconsin, 1995Coaching Experience: Ohio State graduate assistant (2004-05), Ohio State strength coordinator (2006), Nebraska tight ends coach (2007), Wisconsin tight ends coach (2008-11) Pittsburgh offensive coordi-nator (2012-14), Wisconsin associate head coach/offensive coordinator (2015-present)Bowl Games: 2004 Alamo, 2006 Fiesta, 2007 BCS National Championship, 2008 Champs Sports, 2009 Champs Sports, 2011 Rose, 2012 Rose, 2012 BBVA Compass, 2013 Little Caesars Pizza, 2015 Armed Forces, 2015 Holiday, 2017 Cotton

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and Graham was selected in the fourth round by the Houston Texans in 2010.

Kendricks was a first-team All-American and final-ist for the John Mackey Award as a senior in 2010, leading the Badgers in receptions, receiving yards and touchdowns.

Rudolph served as tight ends coach at Nebraska in 2007. He also assisted on all special teams units, overseeing the punt team. Prior to Nebraska, Rudolph served as a strength coordinator (2006) and offensive graduate assistant coach (2004-05) at Ohio State, with the Buckeyes playing in the 2007 BCS National Championship game.

Rudolph entered coaching after earning his master’s degree in business administration from the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University.

Rudolph played two seasons in the NFL, earning a roster spot with the Philadelphia Eagles in 1995 before joining the San Francisco 49ers in 1997.

A standout lineman, Rudolph was a member of head coach Barry Alvarez’s first recruiting class at Wisconsin. He went on to earn three letters (1992-94) and help the Badgers to the 1993 Big Ten title and 1994 Rose Bowl victory. Rudolph was a team captain in 1994, a year that ended with a victory in the Hall of Fame Bowl on New Year’s Day.

A three-time Academic All-Big Ten selection, Rudolph was the team’s 1994 Scholastic Award winner and went on to play in the East-West Shrine Game and Senior Bowl. He earned his bachelor’s degree in zoology in 1995.

Rudolph is a native of Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania. He and his wife, Dawn, have three sons, Alex, Andrew and Austin.

Jim LeonhardDefensive Coordinator/DBs

Few could be consid-ered more knowledge-able on the ins and outs of Wisconsin’s defense than Jim Leonhard, a 2015 inductee to the UW Athletic Hall of Fame who was one of the most successful players to ever patrol the Badgers’ defensive backfield.

Leonhard joined the Badgers’ coaching staff for the 2016 season as defensive backs coach, a matter of months after becoming a Hall of Famer. Less than a year later, on Feb. 2, 2017, he was named UW's defensive coordinator.

Leonhard’s impact on the Badgers’ secondary was immediate in 2016. His unit was instrumental in the Badgers grabbing 22 interceptions, a total that ranked second in the FBS and marked UW’s highest output since 2002, when Leonhard himself

recorded a school-record 11 of UW’s 22 picks.The secondary contributed to an overall effort

that saw the Badgers finish the season ranked No. 4 nationally in scoring defense (15.6 points per game), No. 7 in total defense (301.4 yards per game), No. 3 in rushing defense (98.8 yards per game) and No. 10 in passing efficiency defense (106.9).

Under Leonhard’s tutelage, senior cornerback Sojourn Shelton was named first-team All-Big Ten for a season in which he recorded four interceptions and 12 pass breakups. Senior safety Leo Musso, the Badgers’ MVP, finished with a team-high five picks, while fellow safety D’Cota Dixon grabbed four and cornerback Derrick Tindal had three.

A product of tiny Tony, Wisconsin, Leonhard arrived on campus in 2001 as an unheralded, 5-foot-8 walk-on and left four years later as a three-time first-team All-American. He played in every game of his four-year career, including each of the last 39 as a starting safety, en route to becoming one of the best defensive players in school history.

He matched UW’s school record with 21 inter-ceptions in his career, the fourth-most in Big Ten history, and finished with 50 passes defended — 25 of which came during his breakout sophomore season in 2002. His nation-leading 11 interceptions that year tied the Big Ten’s single-season record.

Leonhard went on to earn first-team All-America laurels that season and became the first sophomore to be named Wisconsin’s team MVP since 1947.

The following season, Leonhard proved those numbers were no fluke, again being named a first-team All-American. He led the Big Ten once again with eight interceptions, including a key fourth-quarter pick in Wisconsin’s 17-10 upset of No. 3 Ohio State, and tied for the team lead with 98 tackles. He also returned two punts for touchdowns and broke his own school record with 470 punt return yards.

As a senior, Leonhard again earned first-team All-America honors and was a finalist for the inaugural Lott IMPACT Trophy. He finished his career with 21 interceptions, tying Jamar Fletcher’s school record. He also broke the Big Ten record with 1,347 career punt return yards, a mark that currently ranks sec-ond in league annals.

In addition to his three All-America nods and three first-team All-Big Ten honors, Leonhard excelled in the classroom as well. A two-time Academic All-American, he joined Alan Ameche, Dave Mohapp and Don Davey as the only Badgers to earn that distinction multiple times. He was also

LEONHARD AT A GLANCEHometown: Tony, Wis.Alma Mater: Wisconsin, 2004Coaching Experience: Wisconsin defensive backs coach (2016), Wisconsin defensive coordinator (2017-present)Bowl Games: 2017 Cotton

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one of 15 players nationally to earn a post-graduate scholarship from the National Football Foundation in 2004.

Though he went undrafted, Leonhard put together a 10-year NFL career with Buffalo, Baltimore, the New York Jets, Denver, New Orleans and Cleveland. He played in 142 games over his 10-year NFL career, starting 73 of them. He made 14 career interceptions and averaged 9.2 yards per punt return.

He earned a spot on the Bills’ 53-man roster after signing as an undrafted free agent following his senior season and spent three seasons in Buffalo, playing in 38 games.

Leonhard got his big break in 2008 after signing with the Baltimore Ravens. Following an injury to Dawan Landry, he started 16 of Baltimore’s final 17 games, including all three in the playoffs. He signed with the New York Jets the following season and started 40 games over the next three seasons. He then played for the Denver Broncos in 2012 and the Bills again in 2013 before retiring following the 2014 season with the Cleveland Browns.

Leonhard, 34, resides in Madison with his wife, Katie, and two sons, Reese and Graham.

Bob BostadInside Linebackers

Bob Bostad is back at Wisconsin for the 2017 season, returning to a program he helped reach unprecedented offensive success during a six-year run that saw the Badgers claim a pair of Big Ten championships.

A former college player at the position, Bostad will lead Wisconsin’s inside linebackers after spending the past 27 years as an offensive coach.

Bostad spent four seasons as an offensive line coach in the NFL after serving on the Badgers’ staff from 2006 to 2011, spending two seasons each with Tampa Bay and Tennessee. He most recently was tight ends and fullbacks coach at Northern Illinois in 2016.

In his first stint with the Badgers, Bostad spent two seasons coaching tight ends in 2006 and 2007 before overseeing UW’s offensive line from 2008 to ’11. He also carried the title of run game coor-dinator over his final five seasons on the UW staff, helping guide the Badgers to back-to-back Big Ten titles in 2010 and 2011.

Before he joined the NFL coaching ranks, Bostad was producing pros at Wisconsin — eight of the offensive linemen he tutored over his four seasons went on to become NFL draft picks, including three first-round selections in Gabe Carimi, Kevin Zeitler and Travis Frederick.

Bostad coached tight ends in his first two seasons at Wisconsin, with three of his players at that posi-tion — Owen Daniels, Travis Beckum and Garrett Graham — also drafted by NFL teams. Beckum was a first-team All-American and finalist for the John Mackey Award in 2007 and set both UW’s single-season and career records for receptions and receiving yards by a tight end.

Four of Bostad’s offensive linemen earned first-team All-America recognition: Carimi and John Moffitt in 2010 and Peter Konz and Zeitler in 2011. As a senior, Carimi was a unanimous consensus All-American and winner of the 2010 Outland Trophy.

Amazingly, 11 different offensive linemen earned All-Big Ten honors during Bostad’s four-year run with that unit, including first-round picks Carimi, Moffitt, Konz, Zeitler and Josh Oglesby.

Wisconsin boasted the Big Ten’s most potent offense over Bostad’s final three seasons on staff, leading the league in scoring each year and posting the two highest scoring averages in school history during its conference championship seasons of 2011 (44.1 points per game) and 2010 (41.5).

The Badgers averaged at least 200.0 rushing yards per game in each of Bostad’s five seasons as run game coordinator, leading the Big Ten in rush-ing three times.

UW’s offense produced at least one 1,000-yard rusher each year with Bostad on staff, including the 2011 season that saw Montee Ball run for 1,923 yards and tie the FBS single-season record with 39 touchdowns en route to being named a Heisman Trophy finalist.

Prior to coming to Wisconsin, Bostad coached the offensive line at New Mexico from 1999 to 2005. During Bostad's tenure at New Mexico, 14 Lobos offensive linemen earned all-conference mention, including seven first-team selections. Among the players Bostad coached at New Mexico were tackle

BOSTAD AT A GLANCEHometown: Pardeeville, Wis.Alma Mater: UW-Stevens Point, 1989Coaching Experience: UW–Stevens Point offensive line coach (1990-91), Kristlanstad (Sweden) head coach (1991), Minnesota graduate assistant (offen-sive line) coach (1992-94), Cal-State Northridge offensive line coach (1995-96), San Jose State offensive line coach (1997), San Jose State co-offensive coordinator/offensive line coach (1998), New Mexico offensive line coach (1999-2005), Wisconsin run game coordinator/tight ends coach (2006-07), Wisconsin run game coordinator/offen-sive line coach (2008-11), Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive line coach (2012-13), Tennessee Titans offensive line coach (2014-15), Northern Illinois tight ends/fullbacks (2016), Wisconsin inside linebackers (2017-present)Bowl Games: 2002 Las Vegas, 2003 Las Vegas, 2004 Emerald, 2007 Capital One, 2008 Outback, 2008 Champs Sports, 2009 Champs Sports, 2011 Rose

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Claude Terrell, a third-team AP All-American and fourth-round draft choice of the St. Louis Rams, and tackle Jason Lenzmeier.

Bostad was offensive line coach (1997-98) and offensive coordinator (1998) at San Jose State prior to his years at New Mexico. His top player with the Spartans was David Loverne, a first-team All-WAC selection and third-round choice of the New York Jets.

Bostad coached the offensive line at Cal State Northridge in 1995-96 and spent three seasons (1992-94) as an offensive line graduate assistant at Minnesota under head coach Jim Wacker.

Bostad got his coaching start at his alma mater, UW-Stevens Point, where he coached the offensive line from 1990-91.

Bostad graduated from UW-Stevens Point in 1989 with a degree in physical education. He was a four-year starter as a linebacker for the Pointers and earned all-conference mention each year. UW-Stevens Point won 33 games during his career and tied Pacific Lutheran for the NAIA Division II national title in 1987. Bostad earned a master's degree in kinesiology from Minnesota in 1994.

Bostad is a native of Pardeeville, Wisconsin. He and his wife, Cara, have three daughters, Rachel, Bryn and Annika; and a son, John.

Inoke BreckterfieldDefensive Line

Inoke Breckterfield (pronounced ee-NO-kay) is in his third season as Wisconsin's defensive line coach in 2017, leading a unit that has become a cornerstone of one of the nation's strongest defenses.

The Badgers allowed an average of just 14.7 points per game over Breckterfield's first two seasons, ranking No. 2 nationally in scoring defense and trailing only Alabama (14.1 ppg). UW also ranked No. 3 in rush-ing defense (97.1 ypg), No. 3 in pass efficiency defense (102.1) and No. 4 in total defense (285.6 ypg) over the course of the 2015 and 2016 sea-sons.

Wisconsin went a combined 21-6 during Breckterfield's first two seasons on staff, claiming the 2016 Big Ten West Division title and scoring back-to-back bowl game wins in the Holiday Bowl and Cotton Bowl.

He has developed a deep front line for the Badgers' 3-4 defense, coaching three All-Big Ten honorees at defensive end in 2016: juniors Alec James, Chikwe Obasih and Conor Sheehy. That trio combined with nose tackle Olive Sagapolu to record 10 tackles for loss and 8.5 sacks on the season.

In his first year in Madison, Breckterfield helped

the Badgers build the nation’s top defense, ranking No. 1 in scoring defense (13.7 points per game) and No. 2 in total defense (268.5 yards per game) in 2015.

Breckterfield joined the staff at Wisconsin after three years of coaching defensive tackles at Pittsburgh.

His most successful pupil, Panthers product Aaron Donald, was a first-round pick of the St. Louis Rams in the 2014 NFL Draft following a senior season that saw the Consensus All-American sweep the nation’s top defensive honors by claim-ing the Bronko Nagurski Trophy, Chuck Bednarik Award, Outland Trophy and Rotary Lombardi Award. Donald led the nation with 28.5 tackles for loss and ranked 11th in the country with 11.0 sacks as a senior.

Breckterfield came to Pittsburgh after coaching the defensive line at UCLA in 2011. The Bruins played in the inaugural Pac-12 Championship Game and received an invitation to San Francisco’s Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl.

Prior to UCLA, Breckterfield coached the defen-sive line at Montana during the 2010 season. The Grizzlies ranked first in the Big Sky Conference and 14th nationally in tackles for loss (7.64 per game), and second in the league and 18th nation-ally in sacks per contest (2.64). The year prior to Breckterfield’s arrival in 2009, Montana ranked 103rd and 88th in those categories, respectively.

A tenacious defensive end at Oregon State, Breckterfield finished his collegiate career as the Beavers’ career leader in tackles for loss (55.5) and sacks (19.5). As a senior in 1998, he was named an Associated Press All-American (third team) and the Pac-10’s Morris Trophy Award recipient as the top defensive lineman in the league as voted on by Pac-10 offensive linemen. Breckterfield additionally was named Oregon State’s Male Athlete of the Year and played in the prestigious Hula Bowl.

Breckterfield was twice named the Beavers’ Most Valuable Player. He was the team’s Defensive Rookie of the Year as a freshman.

Following his OSU career, he played five sea-sons in the Canadian Football League with the Toronto Argonauts (1999-2000) and Winnipeg Blue Bombers (2001-03). In Breckterfield’s initial season

BRECKTERFIELD AT A GLANCEHometown: Kaneohe, HawaiiAlma Mater: Oregon State, 2007Coaching Experience: Oregon State graduate assis-tant (2007-08), Weber State defensive line coach (2009), Montana defensive line coach (2010), UCLA defensive line coach (2011), Pittsburgh defensive line coach (2012), Pittsburgh defensive tackles coach (2013-14) Wisconsin defensive line coach (2015-present)Bowl Games: 2007 Emerald, 2008 Sun, 2011 Kraft Fight Hunger, 2012 BBVA Compass, 2013 Little Caesar’s Pizza, 2015 Armed Forces, 2015 Holiday, 2017 Cotton

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with Winnipeg, the Blue Bombers advanced to the Grey Cup final after posting a franchise-best 14-4 mark and tying a CFL record with 12 consecutive wins.

Breckterfield began his coaching career under Mike Riley, his former head coach, at Oregon State. Joining the Beavers as a volunteer assistant in 2006, Breckterfield went on to serve as a graduate assistant in 2007 and ’08 working with the defen-sive line. The 2008 Beavers finished with a No. 18 ranking after going 9-4 with a victory over Pitt in the Sun Bowl.

Following his graduate assistantship with Oregon State, Breckterfield landed his first full-time post as defensive line coach at Weber State in 2009, helping the Wildcats to a runner-up finish in the Big Sky.

Breckterfield earned a bachelor’s degree in liberal studies from Oregon State. He and his wife, Carol, have three sons, Kalevi and twins Rocky and Riley.

Ted GilmoreWide Receivers/ Offensive Pass Game Coordinator

Ted Gilmore is in his third season as wide receivers coach at Wisconsin in 2017, bringing significant col-lege and professional coaching experience to one of the Badgers' most promising position groups.

In his first season at UW, Gilmore mentored senior WR Alex Erickson to first-team All-Big Ten honors while catching 77 passes for 978 yards while also guiding the emergence of receivers Rob Wheelwright and Jazz Peavy.

Peavy went on to earn honorable mention All-Big Ten laurels as a junior in 2016, leading the Badgers with 635 receiving yards and five touchdown catches. Wheelwright enjoyed a strong senior campaign, logging 448 receiving yards and a touch-down, before being selected for the 2017 NFLPA Collegiate Bowl and earning a free agent deal with the New York Giants.

Gilmore also oversaw the development of fresh-men Quintez Cephus and A.J. Taylor, who made immediate impacts for the Badgers' wide receiver corps.

Gilmore came to Madison after spending the pre-vious three seasons coaching wide receivers for the Oakland Raiders.

Before moving to the NFL, Gilmore spent 18 years in the college ranks. He coached wide receiv-ers at USC in 2011 and prior to that, spent six seasons as the receivers coach at Nebraska. During his one season at USC, Gilmore was named 2011 FootballScoop Wide Receivers Coach of the Year.

He helped mold one of the top receiving corps in the country, led by 2011 Biletnikoff finalist Robert Woods and 2011 Freshman All-American Marqise Lee.

Gilmore also coached wide receivers at Colorado (2003-04), Purdue (2001-02) and Houston (2000). He was the tight ends coach at Kansas in 1999 and coached wide receivers at his alma mater, Wyoming, the previous two seasons.

In 2003, while at Colorado, Gilmore coached D.J. Hackett, who set the Buffaloes’ single-season receptions record (78), earned first-team All-Big 12 honors and was drafted in the fifth round by the NFL’s Seattle Seahawks. At Purdue, Gilmore men-tored future NFL players Taylor Stubblefield and John Standeford. Stubblefield went on to become a consensus All-American and Biletnikoff Award final-ist in 2004 while setting the NCAA career recep-tions record with 316.

A native of Wichita, Kansas, Gilmore entered the coaching ranks as a graduate assistant at Wyoming from 1994-96. During that time, Marcus Harris, the 1996 Biletnikoff Award winner who was a two-time first-team All-American (1995-96) and three-time All-Western Athletic Conference first teamer, set NCAA records for most career receiving yards (4,518 yards) and consecutive seasons with 1,400 receiving yards (3) and twice led the nation (1994 and 1996) in receiving yards per game before being chosen in the seventh round by the Detroit Lions.

After two years at a junior college, Gilmore played wide receiver at Wyoming from 1988-89. He caught 40 passes for a team-best 594 yards and three touchdowns as a junior to help the Cowboys to the 1988 Holiday Bowl and he added 32 recep-tions for 445 yards and two TDs as a senior to earn All-WAC second team honors.

He earned his bachelor’s degree in sociology from Wyoming in 1991.

Gilmore and his wife, Jennifer, have a daughter, Taylor, and a son, T.J.

GILMORE AT A GLANCEHometown: Wichita, Kan.Alma Mater: Wyoming, 1991Coaching Experience: Wyoming graduate assistant (1994-96), Wyoming wide receivers coach (1997-98), Kansas tight ends coach (1999), Houston wide receivers coach (2000), Purdue wide receivers coach (2001-02), Colorado wide receivers coach (2003-04), Nebraska wide receivers coach (2005-07), Nebraska associate head coach/recruiting coordinator/wide receivers coach (2008-10), USC wide receivers coach (2011), Oakland Raiders wide receivers coach (2012-14), Wisconsin wide receivers coach (2015-present)Bowl Games: 2001 Sun, 2002 Sun, 2004 Houston, 2005 Alamo, 2007 Cotton, 2009 Holiday, 2010 Holiday, 2015 Holiday, 2017 Cotton

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Chris HaeringSpecial Teams Coordinator

Chris Haering is in his third season as Wisconsin’s special teams coordinator in 2017.

In his first two seasons, Haering's special teams units have helped the Badgers posted a com-bined 21-6 record, the Big Ten West Division title in 2016 and back-to-back bowl victories in the Holiday Bowl and Cotton Bowl.

Haering oversaw a mas-sive improvement in the Badgers' kickoff unit in 2016, with UW averaging 63.3 yards per kick and recording touchbacks on 63 percent of those kickoffs. In the season prior to Haering's arrival, only 30 percent of the Badgers' kickoffs went for touchbacks.

Individually, kickoff specialist P.J. Rosowski averaged 64.6 yards per kickoff, the second-best mark of any player in the Big Ten.

In his first season, Haering coached some of the nation's strongest kickoff and punt coverage units. The Badgers allowed just 16.6 yards per kickoff return in 2015, ranking No. 5 nationally, and gave up just 4.1 yards per punt return to rank No. 17 in that category.

He joined the Badgers’ staff after spending three sea-sons coaching defense and special teams at Pittsburgh.

After coaching the Panthers’ linebackers in 2012 and 2013, Haering added the title of special teams coordina-tor and focused on outside linebackers for the 2014 season. One his pupils, senior OLB Anthony Gonzalez led the Panthers with 81 total tackles.

The Panthers ranked fourth in the ACC in kickoff returns at 22.2 yards per return, while Pitt’s coverage units ranked fourth in opponent punt return average and sixth in kickoff coverage. Individually, Tyler Boyd led the ACC in kickoff returns, averaging 27.6 yards per runback, and ranked No. 2 in punt returns at 10.1 yards per return.

Before joining the staff at Pitt, Haering spent 17 sea-sons as head coach at Mt. Lebanon (Pa.) High School. His coaching career began as a graduate assistant at

West Virginia in 1991 following his playing days wih the Mountaineers, when he first crossed paths with UW head coach Paul Chryst, who also was a GA at West Virginia.

John SettleRunning Backs

John Settle is in his third season since returning to the Wisconsin football pro-gram in 2015 and his eighth season coaching the Badgers’ running backs overall.

Settle, who spent the 2014 season coach-ing running backs at Pittsburgh under cur-rent UW head coach Paul Chryst, previously spent five years as the running backs coach at UW when Chryst served as offensive coordinator.

His return to the Badgers has been as successful one, with UW going a combined 21-6, claiming a Big Ten West Division title and scoring back-to-back bowl wins in the Holiday Bowl and Cotton Bowl over his first two seasons back on staff in 2015 and 2016.

Settle's most recent pupils included Corey Clement and Dare Ogunbowale, who signed free-agent deals with NFL teams in the spring of 2017.

Clement bounced back from an injury-riddled junior season to rush for 1,375 yards and 15 touchdowns as a senior in 2016 on his way to first-team All-Big Ten honors and a roster spot with the Philadelphia Eagles. Ogunbowale, a former walk-on and converted defensive back, developed under Settle's direction. He rushed for 819 yards and seven touchdowns as a junior before logging 506 yards and five TDs as a senior team captain en route to a free agent deal with the Houston Texans.

While at Wisconsin from 2006 to 2010, Settle coached four of the top 10 rushers in school history. In his first season, he tutored Big Ten Freshman of the Year P.J. Hill, who led the Big Ten and ranked fifth in the country with 1,569 rushing yards. Hill would go on to become just the third running back in school history to go over 1,000 yards in three different seasons, joining Ron Dayne and Billy Marek.

In 2008, behind the tandem of Hill and freshman John Clay (2,045 yards between them), Wisconsin led the Big Ten in rushing offense. When Clay became the featured back in 2009, he flourished, winning Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year hon-ors, leading the Big Ten and ranking eighth in the country with 1,517 yards. The Badgers again led the conference in rushing offense.

In 2010, Wisconsin nearly became the first team in FBS history to have three different running backs rush for at least 1,000 yards in the same season.

HAERING AT A GLANCEHometown: Pueblo, Colo.Alma Mater: West Virginia, 1989Coaching Experience: West Virginia graduate assis-tant (1991), Hampton (Pa.) High School assistant coach (1993), Hampton (Pa.) High School head coach (1994), Mt. Lebanon (Pa.) High School head coach (1995-2011), Pittsburgh linebackers coach (2012-13), Pittsburgh special teams coordinator and outside linebackers coach (2014), Wisconsin special teams coach (2015-present)Bowl Games: 2012 BBVA Compass, 2013 Little Caesars Pizza, 2015 Armed Forces, 2015 Holiday, 2017 Cotton

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Big Ten Freshman of the Year James White led the Badgers with 1,052 yards, Clay chipped in with 1,012 yards and sophomore Montee Ball fell just four yards shy of 1,000, running for 996 yards. UW averaged 245.7 rushing yards per game on its way to a Big Ten title and a trip to the Rose Bowl.

Ball would go on to rush for 5,140 yards as a Badger (second-best in school history), win the Doak Walker Award and be named a finalist for the Heisman Trophy. White’s 4,015 yards rank fifth in school history while Hill is sixth with 3,942 and Clay is 10th at 3,413.

In addition to those four tailbacks, each of whom played in the NFL, Settle coached three fullbacks who have gone on to play on Sundays. Chris Pressley played five seasons for the Cincinnati Bengals and Tampa Bay Buccaneers while Bradie Ewing was taken in the fifth round by the Atlanta Falcons in 2012 and Derek Watt was drafted by the San Diego Chargers in 2016.

After leaving UW, Settle coached for three sea-sons in the NFL, two with the Carolina Panthers (2011-12) and one with the Cleveland Browns (2013). Carolina made NFL history in 2011, becom-ing the first team to feature three 700-yard rush-ers while posting a franchise-record 5.4 yards per carry.

In his one season at Pitt, Settle helped running back James Connor earn ACC Player of the Year honors as he led the league and ranked sixth in the country, averaging 135.8 yards per game on the ground. His 26 rushing TDs were good for third-best in the country and bested both Tony Dorsett’s school record and the all-time ACC mark.

Prior to his first stint at Wisconsin, Settle served eight seasons as running backs coach at Fresno State, where he tutored six 1,000-yard rushers.

Settle went to Fresno State after a three-year stint (1995-98) as an offensive assistant with the Cleveland Browns/Baltimore Ravens fran-chise under head coaches Bill Belicheck and Ted Marchibroda.

Settle was a four-year letterwinner (1983-86) as a running back at Appalachian State, where he played one season for eventual Texas head coach Mack Brown and another three years for Sparky Woods. Settle finished as the school’s career rushing leader with 4,409 yards (then third-most in NCAA FCS history) and 43 touchdowns. He was the Southern Conference Player of the Year as a senior after rushing for 1,661 yards and 20 TDs. The two-time All-American also scored a conference-record five TDs against Davidson.

Settle signed with the Atlanta Falcons as a free agent and played six seasons in the NFL, includ-ing four with Atlanta (1987-90) and two with the Washington Redskins. He accumulated 1,594 yards of total offense (1,024 rushing and 570 receiving) in 1988, becoming the first free agent in NFL his-tory to rush for 1,000 yards in a season. He was named to the Pro Bowl and the All-Madden Team in 1988. He also played for the Redskins’ Super Bowl championship team in 1991.

A 1989 graduate of Appalachian State with a degree in criminal justice, Settle and his wife, Karen, have three children: Jonathan, Leighton and Devynn. Settle’s No. 23 was retired by his alma mater and he was inducted into the school’s hall of fame in 1994.

Tim TibesarOutside Linebackers/ Defensive Run Game Coordinator

Tim Tibesar is in his third season as Wisconsin’s outside linebackers coach in 2017 after making a memorable first impres-sion during his first two years in Madison, a run that has seen three of his pupils selected in the NFL draft.

The Badgers allowed an average of just 14.7 points per game over Tibesar's first two seasons, ranking No. 2 nationally in scoring defense and trailing only Alabama (14.1 ppg). UW also ranked No. 3 in rushing defense (97.1 ypg), No. 3 in pass efficiency defense (102.1) and No. 4 in total defense (285.6 ypg) over the course of the 2015 and 2016 seasons.

Wisconsin went a combined 21-6 during Tibesar's first two seasons on staff, claiming the 2016 Big Ten West Division title and scoring back-to-back bowl game wins in the Holiday Bowl and Cotton Bowl.

Tibesar's edge rushers have factored greatly into that success, with a trio of draft picks leading the way. T.J. Watt was selected in the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers and

SETTLE AT A GLANCEHometown: Reidsville, N.C.Alma Mater: Appalachian State, 1989Coaching Experience: Appalachian State running backs coach (1994), Cleveland Browns offensive assistant and special teams quality control (1995), Baltimore Ravens offensive assistant and special teams quality control (1996-97), Fresno State run-ning backs coach (1998-2005), Wisconsin running backs coach (2006-10), Carolina Panthers running backs coach (2011-12), Cleveland Browns running backs coach (2013), Pittsburgh running backs coach, Wisconsin running backs coach (2015-present)Bowl Games: 1999 Las Vegas, 2000 Silicon Valley, 2001 Silicon Valley, 2002 Silicon Valley, 2003 Silicon Valley, 2004 MPC Computers, 2005 Liberty, 2014 Armed Forces, 2007 Capital One, 2008 Outback, 2008 Champs Sports, 2009 Champs Sports, 2011 Rose, 2015 Holiday, 2017 Cotton

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his teammate, Vince Biegel, was a fourth-round selection of the Green Bay Packers. That came on the heels of Joe Schobert being drafted by the Cleveland Browns in 2016.

Watt and Schobert both earned first-team All-America honors in their final seasons as Badgers

In 2015, Tibesar shared FootballScoop Linebackers Coach of the Year honors with former UW defensive coordinator Dave Aranda for his part in helping build the nation’s top defense.

That Badgers unit, which ranked No. 1 nationally in scoring defense (17.8 ppg) and No. 2 in total defense (268.5 ypg), was anchored by Schobert, who was named Big Ten Linebacker of the Year in addition to his first-team All-America nod. Schobert was selected by Cleveland in the fourth round of the 2016 NFL Draft.

Under Tibesar’s guidance, Schobert and Biegel formed one of the nation’s most fearsome lineback-er duos by combining for 33.5 tackles for loss and 17.5 sacks. Their backup, Jack Cichy, also excelled by racking up 8.0 TFLs and 5.0 sacks, including sacks on three consecutive plays vs. USC en route to Holiday Bowl Defensive MVP honors.

Biegel and Watt proved to be a dominant duo in 2016, as well. Watt recorded a Big Ten-leading 11.5 sacks and Biegel added 4 more despite missing time with a foot injury. Watt also logged 15.5 tackles for loss, leading the way for an outside linebacker corps that totaled 31.5 TFLs as a group.

Prior to Wisconsin, Tibesar most recently worked as a defensive consultant at Northwestern after spending 2013 as linebackers coach with the Chicago Bears and the 2012 season as defensive coordinator at Purdue. His Boilermakers led the Big Ten in interceptions, forced fumbles and takeaways.

Prior to that, Tibesar enjoyed three successful seasons with Montreal of the Canadian Football League, winning back-to-back Grey Cup champion-ships as linebackers coach in 2009 and 2010 before serving as defensive coordinator in 2011.

In his first year on staff, Tibesar was an integral part of the 2009 defense that helped Montreal rank as one of the top units in CFL history. The 2009 Alouettes ranked first in 22 of the league’s 26 defensive categories and finished with the second-best scoring defense mark in CFL history.

Tibesar joined the Alouettes after spending three seasons at Kansas State, the first (2006) as special teams coordinator and the final two (2007-08) as defensive coordinator. In 2006, KSU scored more special teams touchdowns (7) than any team while also ranking No. 1 in kickoff returns, No. 16 in punt returns and No. 18 in kickoff coverage.

Tibesar was defensive coordinator at his alma mater, North Dakota, from 2004-05. That followed his three seasons as UND’s inside linebackers coach.

As defensive coordinator, he assembled a unit that ranked first in the North Central Conference in total defense, scoring defense, rushing defense, pass efficiency defense and quarterback sacks over the span of the 2004 and 2005 seasons.

Tibesar graduated from North Dakota with a 4.0 grade-point average in economics, earning CoSIDA Academic All-America and National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete honors along the way.

An All-America linebacker, Tibesar helped UND to three straight NCC titles and NCAA Division II playoff appearances from 1993-95. He was named All-NCC three times.

Tibesar went on to earn a master’s degree in busi-ness administration from San Diego State in 1998. He and his wife, Jill, have a daughter, Elle.

Mickey TurnerTight Ends

Mickey Turner is in his third season as an assistant coach at Wisconsin in 2017, mentoring tight ends at his alma mater.

Turner's star pupil has been Troy Fumagalli, who as a junior in 2016 made a team-high 47 receptions for 580 yards and scored a pair of touchdowns on his way to second-team All-Big Ten accolades. His breakout performance came in the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic, where he earned Offensive MVP honors after mak-ing six catches for 83 yards and a touchdown in the Badgers' win over No. 12-ranked Western Michigan.

Fumagalli also shined under Turner’s direction as a sophomore in 2015, finishing as UW’s third-leading pass catcher with 28 receptions for 313 yards and a touchdown.

In his first season at Wisconsin, Turner also

TIBESAR AT A GLANCEHometown: St. Paul, Minn.Alma Mater: North Dakota, 1995Coaching Experience: San Diego State graduate assistant (1997), Grossmont Community College linebackers coach (1998), California offensive line coach (1999), Cornell tight ends coach (2000), North Dakota inside linebackers coach (2001-03), North Dakota defensive coordinator (2004-05), Kansas State defensive coordinator (2007-08), Montreal Alouettes linebackers coach (2009-10), Montreal Alouettes defensive coordinator (2011), Purdue defensive coordinator (2012), Chicago Bears line-backers coach (2013), Northwestern defensive con-sultant (2014), Wisconsin outside linebackers coach (2015-present)Bowl Games: 2013 Heart of Dallas, 2015 Holiday, 2017 Cotton

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guided senior Austin Traylor to a (injury-shortened) breakout campaign in which he caught 14 passes for 210 yards and four touchdowns on his way to being a free agent signee of the Dallas Cowboys.

Turner spent the previous three years at Pittsburgh. The 2010 UW graduate went on to earn an MBA from Washington University in St. Louis before joining Paul Chryst’s staff in 2012. He served as an offensive graduate assistant in 2013 and was the Panthers’ assistant director of player development in 2014.

Turner was a four-year letterwinner for the Badgers from 2006-09, serving as a captain during his senior season in 2009 and contributing to a UW team that went 10-3 and downed Miami to win the Champs Sports Bowl. A three-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree, Turner was presented with the Ivan B. Williamson Scholastic Award as the team’s top scholar-athlete as a senior.

TURNER AT A GLANCEHometown: Camdenton, Mo.Alma Mater: Wisconsin, 2010Coaching Experience: Pittsburgh quality control coordinator (2012), Pittsburgh graduate assistant (2013), Pittsburgh assistant director of player development (2014), Wisconsin tight ends coach (2015-present)Bowl Games: 2012 BBVA Compass, 2013 Little Caesars Pizza, 2015 Armed Forces, 2015 Holiday,2017 Cotton

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Jeff DuckworthGraduate Assistant - Offense

Former Badger Jeff Duckworth is in his second season as a graduate assistant working with the wide receivers at his alma mater in 2017.

Duckworth returned to Madison after serving as a defensive graduate assistant at Kent State follow-ing his graduation from UW.

Duckworth was a four-year letterwinner for the Badgers from 2010-13 and played a key role in Wisconsin’s 2011 Big Ten championship, catching a critical fourth-down pass from Russell Wilson in the fourth quarter of the inaugural Big Ten Football Championship Game.

He finished with 15 catches for 230 yards and a touchdown in 2011, his sophomore season. He caught 12 passes for 176 yards and two scores in an injury-shortened senior season in 2013. All told, Duckworth caught 39 passes for 398 yards and four TDs in 41 career games for the Badgers.

A Cincinnati, Ohio, native, Duckworth graduated from UW with a bachelor’s degree in life sciences communication in 2013.

Al JohnsonGraduate Assistant - Offense

Former Wisconsin offensive lineman Al Johnson is in his second season as a graduate assistant at his alma mater in 2017, assisting offensive coordinator Joe Rudolph with the Badgers' offensive line.

Johnson returned to Madison after spending the previous two seasons at St. Norbert College, including as offensive coordinator for the Division III program in 2015.

Johnson was a three-year starter at center for the Badgers from 2000 to 2002, twice earning all-conference honorable mention before being named second-team All-Big Ten as a senior. He also was named a finalist for the Rimington Trophy, pre-sented to the nation’s top center, and earned third-team All-America laurels as a senior in 2002.

Selected by Dallas in the second round of the 2003 NFL Draft, Johnson went on to have a seven-year pro career with the Cowboys, Cardinals, Dolphins and Patriots, playing in 66 games with 45 starts.

A native of Brussels, Wisconsin, Johnson earned his bachelor's degree from Southern New Hampshire University.

Kevin ClaxtonGraduate Assistant - Defense

Kevin Claxton is in his first season on staff at his alma mater, serving as a graduate assistant for Wisconsin's defense and working with the inside linebackers.

Claxton returned to UW after spending the previous three seasons as a high school coach in Florida. That included two years as an assistant at Boyd Anderson High School, the same school he attended as a prep.

As linebackers coach, he helped a Boyd Anderson team that had gone winless the previous year to a 10-2 record and district title in 2015. Claxton also coached defensive backs and special teams units at Boyd Anderson.

A four-year letterwinner who played in 44 games for the Badgers, Claxton was part of UW's back-to-back Big Ten championship teams in 2010 and 2011.

Claxton assumed a starting role at linebacker in 2011, recording 47 tackles, 6.5 TFLs and a sack for a defense that ranked 13th nationally by allowing just 19.0 points per game on its way to winning the inaugural Big Ten Football Championship Game and earning a berth in the Rose Bowl.

For his efforts as a senior, Claxton was presented with the Jay Seiler Coaches Appreciation Award, an honor based upon "improvement, attitude and will-ingness to help the program in all areas."

He finished his career with 85 total tackles, including 8.5 for loss.

A native of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Claxton graduated from UW with a bachelor's degree in family and consumer education in 2012.

Pat MuldoonGraduate Assistant - Defense

Former Badger Pat Muldoon is in his second season back at his alma mater in 2017, serving as a graduate assistant for the UW defense.

Muldoon returned to Madison following two seasons as a graduate assistant at Florida Atlantic, where he worked under head coach Charlie Partridge, a former UW assistant, and defensive line coach Terrance Jamison, a former Badger.

A native of Mason, Ohio, Muldoon was a four-year letterwinner for the Badgers, earning All-Big Ten honorable mention as a senior in 2013 when he recorded 29 tackles, 4.5 TFLs and 2.0 sacks.

Muldoon, a contributor to Wisconsin’s three straight Big Ten titles from 2010-12, played in 49 games with 18 starts on the defensive line and finished his career with 64 tackles, 12.5 TFLs and 6.5 sacks.

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Muldoon graduated from UW with a bachelor’s degree in economics in 2013.

Jon BudmayrQuality Control - Offense

Former Wisconsin QB Jon Budmayr is in his third season at his alma mater in 2017, serving as a qual-ity control assistant for the second year. He spent 2015 as a graduate assistant working with the Badgers’ quarterbacks.

Budmayr returned to Wisconsin after spend-ing a year as an offensive graduate assistant at Pittsburgh under current UW head coach Paul Chryst. Injuries derailed Budmayr’s playing career after the 2010 season, when he lettered for the UW team that posted an 11-2 record and won the Big Ten title, but he went on to serve as a student assistant coach for the Badgers in 2012 and 2013.

Prior to UW, Bumayr quarterbacked Marian Central Catholic to the Illinois Class 5A title game as a sophomore and the state semifinals as a junior before missing his entire senior season with an injury. A three-year starter at QB, he finished his prep career with 5,172 passing yards and 38 touch-downs.

A native of Woodstock, Illinois, Budmayr earned his bachelor’s degree in sociology from UW in 2013.

Antonio FenelusQuality Control - Defense

Antonio Fenelus is in his third season on staff at his alma mater, where he works with the Badgers’ defensive backs, in 2017.

A four-year letterwinner for the Badgers, Fenelus shined in UW’s secondary as a senior in 2011. He earned first-team All-Big Ten honors for a season that saw him start all 14 games en route to record-ing 51 tackles, 3.0 TFLs, four interceptions and nine pass breakups. He also earned first-team All-Big Ten laurels from league media as a junior, when he finished with 56 tackles, four picks and seven pass breakups.

Wisconsin claimed the Big Ten title in both seasons, including a win in the inaugural Big Ten Football Championship Game in 2011.

For his career, Fenelus finished with 155 tackles, 22 passes defended, nine interceptions and three forced fumbles in 52 games (32 starts). As a senior, he earned UW’s Jimmy Demetral Team MVP award for defense.

Following his time at UW, Fenelus signed as an undrafted free agent with the Indianapolis Colts before stints with the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League and the Arizona Rattlers of the Arena Football League.

A native of Boca Raton, Florida, Fenelus was a three-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree and graduated from UW with a bachelor’s degree in community and nonprofit leadership in 2013.

Taylor MehlhaffQuality Control - Special Teams

Taylor Mehlhaff is in his third season as a quality control assistant at his alma mater in 2017. He is responsible for working with Wisconsin’s special teams units.

Prior to the season, Mehlhaff was selected to attend the NCAA and NFL Coaches Academy, an event aimed at assisting in the development of up-and-coming college coaches.

One of the greatest kickers in Badgers history, Mehlhaff was twice a Lou Groza Award semifinalist. He earned first-team All-America honors and was named first-team All-Big Ten when he converted 21 of 25 field goals as a senior in 2007 before being selected in the sixth round of the 2008 NFL Draft by the New Orleans Saints.

Mehlhaff is tied for third on the Badgers’ all-time list with 50 career field goals and also ranks third with a career field goal percentage of .769. He went 145-for-148 on extra-point attempts, rank-ing No. 2 in school history in both PATs and PAT attempts.

Mehlhaff returned to Madison after spending the previous two seasons as a graduate assistant at Pittsburgh under UW head coach Paul Chryst. At Pitt, he helped develop kicker Chris Blewitt, who converted 30 of 38 field goal attempts for the Panthers during his first two seasons.

Prior to Pitt, Mehlhaff spent the 2012 seasons as a quality control assistant at Tennessee, where he mentored the Vols’ special teams units, including kick returner Cordarrelle Patterson, a first-round pick of the Minnesota Vikings.

Mehlhaff’s own professional career included stints with the Saints in 2008 and Vikings in 2009, as well as spending the 2010 season with the Hartford Colonials of the United Football League, where he went 10-for-13 on field goal attempts.

A 2008 graduate of UW, Mehlhaff earned a bach-elor’s degree in agricultural business management.

Matt MillerQuality Control

Matt Miller is in his first season as a quality con-trol assistant with the Wisconsin football program in 2017.

Miller joined the UW football staff on a full-time basis after spending the previous three seasons assisting the program as a student.

An offensive lineman who joined the Badgers in 2013, Miller saw his playing career cut short due to injury. He transitioned to a student assistant role and provided support for the football program in a number of areas, including recruiting and opera-tions.

A native of Toledo, Ohio, Miller graduated from UW with a bachelor's degree in personal finance in May 2017.

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Ashton YoubotyQuality Control

Former NFL cornerback Ashton Youboty is in his first season on staff at Wisconsin, serving in a qual-ity control role.

A standout defensive back at Ohio State, Youboty was named first-team All-Big Ten in 2005 and was a third-round selection of the Buffalo Bills in the 2006 NFL Draft. Youboty went on to play five seasons in Buffalo before finishing his pro career with the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2011.

Most recently, Youboty spent the 2016 season as a volunteer in the Miami (Fla.) recruiting depart-ment and also took part in a scouting fellowship with the Bills.

An Academic All-Big Ten selection, Youboty earned a bachelor's degree in family resource man-agement from Ohio State. He completed graduate studies at Miami and earned an MBA in manage-ment and mergers & acquisitions in May 2017.

Ross KolodziejHead Football Strength and Conditioning Coach

Ross Kolodziej (pronounced kah-LAH-gee) is in his third season at his alma mater after returning to Madison to lead the Badgers’ strength and condi-tioning program for football in 2015.

Kolodziej served in a similar capacity at Pittsburgh in 2014, promoted to head strength and conditioning coach after serving in an assistant role in 2013.

Kolodziej started 45 games at defensive tackle for the Badgers from 1997 to 2000, helping Wisconsin win back-to-back Big Ten and Rose Bowl titles in 1999 and 2000 before being drafted by the New York Giants in the 2001 NFL Draft. He went on to play seven years in the NFL and also won United Football League titles with the Las Vegas Locomotives in 2009 and 2010.

Kolodziej spent the 2009 offseason as a strength and conditioning intern for the Badgers and returned a year later as a defensive graduate assistant. A native of Stevens Point, Wisconsin, Kolodziej earned his degree from UW in 2009. He holds CSCS and USAW certifications. He is certified with his CSCS through the National Strength and Conditioning Association and is a USAW Level I Sports Performance Coach.

Kolodziej and his wife, Miriam, have four children: Liz, Taylor, Asher and Abram..

Kyle CostiganAssistant Football Strength and Conditioning Coach

Former Badgers offensive lineman Kyle Costigan is in his third season as a graduate assistant with Wisconsin’s football strength and conditioning

program.Costigan played in 42 games and made 35 starts

during his Badgers career, including starting the final 26 consecutive games of his career at right guard.

He contributed to two of the three best single-season rushing performances in school history, including the school-record average of 320.1 yards per game in 2014, and blocked for three 1,000-yard rushers in James White and Heisman Trophy finalists Montee Ball and Melvin Gordon.

Wisconsin went 39-16 during Costigan’s career, matching the third-highest win total by a UW senior class.

Regarded by teammates as the Badgers’ tough-est player during his career, Costigan is the only two-time recipient of the Badger Power Award for his high level of performance in the strength and conditioning program.

Costigan graduated from UW with a bachelor’s degree in consumer affairs in December 2014. He is expected ro receive his master's degree in Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis with a concentration in intercollegiate athletic administra-tion in May 2017.

He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the NSCA..

Jeff MooreAssistant Football Strength and Conditioning Coach

Jeff Moore is in his first season as an assis-tant strength and conditioning coach with the Wisconsin football program in 2017.

Most recently, Moore served on the strength and conditioning staff of the Miami Dolphins in 2016. He assisted with practice and game day prepara-tion, including the team’s data collection efforts.

Moore spent the previous two seasons as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at Quinnipiac University, serving as the primary coach for 10 of the Bobcats’ teams. Prior to that, he gained experience with internships at Kentucky in 2014 and Florida in 2013.

A graduate of Springfield (Mass.) College with a degree in applied exercise science, Moore began his college career at Assumption College in his native Worcester, Mass., where he lettered in both football and lacrosse. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the NSCA and holds FMS Level 2 certification.

Shaun SneeAssistant Football Strength and Conditioning Coach

Shaun Snee joined the Wisconsin football program in 2015 as an assistant strength and conditioning coach. He is also the football team's sports nutrition consultant..

Previously, Snee was in the same role at UMass,

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where he worked with football, men’s hockey, women’s basketball, men’s lacrosse, women’s soccer, diving, field hockey and was head baseball strength and conditioning coach for the program in 2014.

During the 2012 and 2013 seasons, he was a strength and conditioning graduate assistant at Pittsburgh under current UW head coach Paul Chryst.

Snee did several academic internships while an undergraduate in exercise science at East Stroudsburg University, including coaching at a private facility that trained special needs youth powerlifting in 2011 and working with the NC State football program in the summer of 2010.

He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the NSCA, Certified Sports Nutritionist through the ISSN, USAW Level I Sports Performance Coach and also holds National Association for Speed & Explosion and Functional Movement Screening certifications.

Snee is a Montrose, Pennsylvania, native who received his master’s degree in exercise science magna cum laude from California University of Pennsylvania in 2014 and is currently pursuing his PhD in Sports Management.

Shaud WilliamsAssistant Football Strength and Conditioning Coach

Shaud Williams joined the Wisconsin football program as an assistant strength and conditioning coach in January 2017. He also serves as the pro-gram’s internship coordinator.

Previously, Williams served as the head strength and conditioning coach at Andrews High School in Andrews, Texas, where he worked with the foot-ball, men’s basketball, baseball, softball, volleyball and women’s basketball teams.

A running back at Alabama, Williams led the SEC in rushing as a senior in 2003 by racking up 1,367 yards and scoring 14 touchdowns. He ran for 921 yards and five scores as a junior for the Crimson Tide, averaging 7.1 yards per carry.

Williams’ college career began at Texas Tech, where he was named Big 12 Offensive Freshman of the Year in 1999 after rushing for 658 yards and seven touchdowns.

Signed by the Buffalo Bills as a undrafted free agent in 2004, Williams enjoyed a four-year NFL career before also playing with the Florida Tuskers and Omaha Nighthawks of the United Football League.

Williams earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from Alabama and is currently pur-suing a master’s degree in kinesiology.

He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the NSCA and he holds a Level I Sports Performance Coach certification through USA Weightlifting.

Andrew MarlattSenior Director of Operations and Recruiting

Andrew Marlatt is in hi second year as director of recruiting for the Wisconsin football program, join-ing the Badgers after a successful run as a coach in both the high school and college ranks.

Marlatt came to Madison after most recently serving as safeties coach and special teams coordi-nator at Miami (Ohio). His kickoff coverage unit at Miami led the nation in 2013 by allowing just 14.24 yards per kickoff return, and the RedHawks’ punt coverage unit also ranked No. 29 in the FBS, with opponents averaging just 4.9 yards per runback.

Prior to joining the staff at his alma mater, Marlatt spent seven seasons as head coach at Loveland High School in Loveland, Ohio, where he mentored former Badgers TE Brian Wozniak among several players that went on to play at the FBS level. His head coaching job at Loveland followed nine years as defensive coordinator at Sycamore High School in Cincinnati, three years as defensive coordinator at Kings High School in Kings Mills, Ohio, and three seasons as an assistant at Fairfield High School in Fairfield, Ohio.

In addition to his high school coaching duties, Marlatt was director of football operations for the Anthony Munoz Football Academy from 2001-05.

As defensive lineman at Miami (Ohio), Marlatt racked up 55 tackles for loss and 17 sacks on his way to earning All-Mid-American Conference honors three times. He was named first-team All-MAC in 1986 while helping the RedHawks secure the league title and score an upset win over LSU. Marlatt also earned all-conference honors as part of the Miami teams that finished runner-up in the MAC in both 1985 and 1987.

Signed as an undrafted free agent by the Dallas Cowboys in 1988, Marlatt went on to a profes-sional career in the Arena Football League with the Washington Commandos, Columbus Thunderbolts and Cleveland Thunderbolts.

Marlatt is a 1988 graduate of Miami University, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in education, and went on to earn a master’s degree in teacher leadership from Nova Southeastern University. He and his wife, Karen, have three daughters, Lauren, Sarah and Grace.

Saeed KhalifDirector of Player Personnel

Saeed Khalif is in his first season as Director of Player Personnel at Wisconsin in 2017, overseeing the Badgers’ recruiting efforts.

Khalif came to Madison following four seasons as assistant director of player personnel at Georgia Tech, his alma mater. Prior to that, he spent the 2011 and 2012 seasons as defensive coordinator and defensive line coach at Savannah State.

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He previously served as head coach at Central High School in Newark, New Jersey, following stints as defensive coordinator at Redan and Decatur high schools in Georgia.

A standout defensive lineman at Georgia Tech from 1984-86, Khalif was named first-team All-ACC and honorable mention All-America as a senior. A member of the “Black Watch” defense, he also served as team captain and was named the Yellow Jackets’ defensive MVP in his final season after leading the team in tackles. He went on to sign as a free agent with the Denver Broncos.

Khalif earned his bachelor’s degree in industrial management from Georgia Tech in 1988.

T.J. IngelsDirector of Football Operations

T.J. Ingels is in his third season as director of football operations at his alma mater in 2017, over-seeing the day to day operation of the Wisconsin football program.

Ingels previously spent five years with the Badgers as a student assistant from 2006-10 while attending UW. That included four seasons spent as the team’s head offensive student manager. Most recently, Ingels served as director of football opera-tions at Pittsburgh for the 2014 season, working under UW head coach Paul Chryst.

He served as an offensive graduate assistant at NC State in 2013, eventually earning the title of director of recruiting operations for the Wolfpack. Prior to returning to college football, Ingels spent the 2011 and 2012 seasons working for the San Francisco 49ers’ equipment division.

Ingels earned a bachelor’s degree in agricultural business management from UW in 2011.

Kadero WatsonDirector of Player Development/ Assistant Director of Football Operations

Kadero Watson is in his third season at Wisconsin in 2017, adding the title of director of player development to his duties as assistant direc-tor of football operations.

Watson came to Wisconsin after spending the 2014 season as director of football operations at South Dakota State, assisting with a Jackrabbits team that advanced to the second round of the NCAA FCS playoffs.

Prior to that, Watson spent two years as assis-tant director of event management and operations at Oklahoma in 2012 and 2013, serving as event manager for several sports and organizing special events for the Sooners.

Watson also spent the 2010 season in a gradu-ate assistant position at Oklahoma, where he also served as coordinator of Athletic Diversity Council Graduate Program. In between his stints in

Norman, he served as a volunteer football opera-tions assistant at Richmond in 2011.

A 2009 graduate of Bucknell with a degree in business administration, Watson played running back for the Bison. He went on to earn a mas-ter’s degree in adult and higher education from Oklahoma in 2011.

Brittany EwingAcademic & Special Events Coordinator

Brittany Ewing is in her fourth season with the Wisconsin football program in 2017, serving as aca-demic and special events coordinator.

A native of Richland Center, Wisconsin, Ewing spent three and a half years as an assistant equip-ment manager at UW prior to joining the Badgers’ football staff. Before becoming part of the staff at UW, Ewing was an account manager for a promo-tional company in Milwaukee.

Ewing played one year of basketball at Edgewood College before transferring to UW-Milwaukee, where she graduated in 2009 with a bachelor of business administration degree in marketing.

While studying at UW-Milwaukee, Ewing interned Sports Radio 1250 for the “Doug and Mike Show.”

Ewing’s younger brother, Bradie, played football at UW from 2008-11, serving as team captain his senior season. He was drafted in the fifth round of the 2012 NFL Draft and spent the 2015 season as an assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Badgers. .

Lauren ArndtGraphic Designer

Lauren Arndt has served as the graphic designer for the Wisconsin football program since 2014, handling the design and creation of both print and digital materials in support of the Badgers’ recruit-ing efforts.

Prior to joining the Badgers’ staff, Arndt also worked in the marketing department of the Wisconsin Union and provided design work for pri-vate businesses during her time as a student.

A native of Winter, Wisconsin, Arndt is a 2015 graduate of UW with a bachelor’s degree in graphic design and a certificate in entrepreneurship.

Stacy BanksOffice Manager

Stacy Banks joined the Wisconsin football staff as office manager in July 2017.

Prior to joining the Badgers' staff, Banks most recently served as administrative coordinator for the UW Carbone Cancer Center. She previously worked as event coordinator at the Wisconsin Energy Institute and the Great Lakes Bioenergy

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Research Center.Banks graduated from UW with a degree in soci-

ology in 2010.

Support StaffSports MedicineBrian Lund — Head Athletic TrainerKyle Gibson — Assistant Athletic TrainerAlyson Kelsey — Assistant Athletic TrainerMargaret Pelton — Assistant Athletic Trainer

EquipmentMark Peeler — Equipment ManagerJeremy Amundson — Assistant Equipment Manager

Video ServicesJohn Schaefer — Football Video Coordinator Colin Ludema — Assistant Football Video Coordinator

Mendota Gridiron ClubEric Mott — Executive DirectorKaren Mack — Director of Operations

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr./El. Hometown (High School/Last School)90 Allen, Connor* P 6-0 169 Jr./So. New Berlin, Wis. (Brookfield East)57 Balistreri, Michael DE 6-4 273 Fr./Fr. Grafton, Wis. (University School of Milwaukee)56 Baun, Zack* OLB 6-3 226 Jr./So. Brown Deer, Wis. (Brown Deer)51 Bay, Adam LS 6-0 224 Fr./Fr. Mesa, Ariz. (Desert Ridge)65 Beach, Tyler OL 6-6 290 Fr./Fr. Grafton, Wis. (Port Washington)55 Bell, Christian OLB 6-4 249 So./Fr. Birmingham, Ala. (Hoover/Alabama)66 Benzschawel, Beau** OL 6-6 317 Sr./Jr. Grafton, Wis. (Grafton)86 Benzschawel, Luke TE 6-6 261 So./Fr. Grafton, Wis. (Grafton)91 Bernhagen, Josh LS 6-2 236 So./Fr. Madison, Wis. (La Follette)61 Biadasz, Tyler OL 6-3 316 So./Fr. Amherst, Wis. (Amherst)13 Bondoc, Evan** S 6-1 201 Sr./Jr. Madison, Wis. (Edgewood)19 Booker, Titus* CB 5-11 195 Jr./So. Round Lake Beach, Ill. (Grayslake North)34 Brodner, Sam RB 5-10 216 So./Fr. Glen Ellyn, Ill. (Glenbard West)60 Bruss, Logan OL 6-5 281 Fr./Fr. Appleton, Wis. (Kimberly)41 Burks, Noah OLB 6-2 230 So./Fr. Carmel, Ind. (Carmel)26 Burrell, Eric S 6-0 187 So./Fr. Severn, Md. (McDonogh School)29 Carriere-Williams, Dontye CB 5-10 192 So./Fr. Miami, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas)87 Cephus, Quintez* WR 6-1 205 So./So. Macon, Ga. (Stratford Academy)37 Cesarz, Ethan ILB 6-0 237 Fr./Fr. Delavan, Wis. (Delavan-Darien)48 Cichy, Jack*** ILB 6-2 234 Sr.#/Sr. Somerset, Wis. (Hill Murray)10 Coan, Jack QB 6-3 202 Fr./Fr. Sayville, N.Y. (Sayville)32 Collinsworth, Jake ILB 6-1 225 Fr./Fr. Merrill, Wis. (Merrill)24 Cone, Madison CB 5-9 178 Fr./Fr. Kernersville, N.C. (East Forsyth)43 Connelly, Ryan** ILB 6-3 228 Sr./Jr. Eden Prairie, Minn. (Eden Prairie)64 Connors, Brett** OL 6-6 304 Sr./Jr. New Berlin, Wis. (West)10 Currens, Seth S 6-3 213 So./Fr. Pickerington, Ohio (Central)6 Davis III, Danny WR 6-0 186 Fr./Fr. Springfield, Ohio (Springfield)28 Deal, Taiwan** RB 6-1 219 Sr./Jr. Capitol Heights, Md. (DeMatha)63 Deiter, Michael** OL 6-6 328 Sr./Jr. Curtice, Ohio (Genoa)38 DeLany, Sam WR 5-10 162 Fr./Fr. Delafield, Wis. (Kettle Moraine)67 Dietzen, Jon* OL 6-6 336 Jr./So. Black Creek, Wis. (Seymour)14 Dixon, D'Cota** S 5-10 204 Sr./Sr. Oak Hill, Fla. (New Smyrna Beach)5 Dooley, Garret** OLB 6-3 246 Sr.#/Sr. Rochester, Ill. (Rochester)16 Dunn, Jack WR 5-7 180 So./Fr. Madison, Wis. (Edgewood)79 Edwards, David* OL 6-7 315 Jr./So. Downers Grove, Ill. (North)53 Edwards, T.J.** ILB 6-1 244 Sr./Jr. Lake Villa, Ill. (Lakes Community)78 Erdmann, Jason* OL 6-6 337 Jr./So. Richfield, Wis. (Slinger)18 Farrar, Arrington** ILB 6-2 237 Jr./Jr. Atlanta, Ga. (Woodward)73 Fenton, Alex OL 6-4 299 Fr./Fr. Menomonie, Wis. (Menomonie)84 Ferguson, Jake TE 6-5 230 Fr./Fr. Madison, Wis. (Madison Memorial)8 Ferguson, Joe*** S 6-1 195 Sr.#/Sr. Madison, Wis. (Memorial)31 Figaro, Lubern*** CB 6-0 188 Sr./Sr. Everett, Mass. (Everett)81 Fumagalli, Troy*** TE 6-6 248 Sr.#/Sr. Aurora, Ill. (Waubonsie Valley)27 Gaglianone, Rafael** K 5-11 232 Sr./Jr. Sao Paulo, Brazil (Chattanooga (Tenn.) Baylor)47 Grady, Griffin* ILB 6-3 225 So./So. Dublin, Ohio (Coffman)22 Green, Cade WR 5-11 185 Fr./Fr. Austin, Texas (Lake Travis)50 Green-May, Izayah OLB 6-6 217 Fr./Fr. Bolingbrook, Ill. (Bolingbrook)37 Groshek, Garrett RB 5-11 216 So./Fr. Amherst Junction, Wis. (Amherst)89 Harrell, Deron WR 6-2 181 Fr./Fr. Denver, Colo. (East)94 Henningsen, Matt DE 6-3 275 Fr./Fr. Menomonee Falls, Wis. (Menomonee Falls)20 Hicks, Faion CB 5-10 186 Fr./Fr. Miami, Fla. (Flanagan)39 Hintze, Zach K 6-0 182 Jr./So. Fond du Lac, Wis. (St. Mary's Springs)96 Hirschfeld, Billy** DE 6-6 305 Sr./Jr. Okauchee, Wis. (Arrowhead)12 Hornibrook, Alex* QB 6-4 215 Jr./So. West Chester, Pa. (Malvern Prep)98 Howe, Kraig DE 6-3 278 Jr./So. Dayton, Ohio (Archbishop Alter)9 Ibrahim, Rachid RB 6-0 195 Sr.#/Sr. Rockville, Md. (Avalon/Pittsburgh)45 Ingold, Alec** FB 6-2 246 Jr./Jr. Green Bay, Wis. (Bay Port)32 Jacobs, Leon*** OLB 6-2 245 Sr.#/Sr. San Pedro, Calif. (Golden Valley)12 Jamerson, Natrell*** S 6-0 198 Sr./Sr. Ocala, Fla. (Vanguard)57 James, Alec*** DE 6-3 272 Sr.#/Sr. Brookfield, Wis. (East)

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr./El. Hometown (High School/Last School)5 James, Chris RB 5-10 219 Sr./Jr. Chicago, Ill. (Notre Dame College Prep/Pittsburgh)36 Johnson, Hunter RB 6-0 209 Fr./Fr. Darlington, Wis. (Darlington)2 Johnson, Patrick* S 5-11 204 So./So. Washington, D.C. (The Bullis School)59 Johnson, Tyler* OLB 6-3 243 Jr./So. Menasha, Wis. (Menasha)75 Kapoi, Micah** OL 6-3 326 Sr./Jr. Kapolei, Hawaii (Kapolei)62 Kasl, Patrick OL 6-5 325 So./Fr. Wyoming, Minn. (Forest Lake)24 Krumholz, Adam WR 6-1 201 So./Fr. Stoughton, Wis. (Stoughton)98 Larsh, Collin K 5-10 182 Fr./Fr. Marshall, Wis. (Monona Grove)46 Lloyd, Gabe TE 6-4 247 So./Fr. Green Bay, Wis. (Northeast Wisconsin Lutheran)15 Lotti, Anthony* P 6-0 191 So./So. Flowery Branch, Ga. (West Hall)97 Loudermilk, Isaiahh DE 6-7 306 So./Fr. Howard, Kan. (West Elk)19 Lyles, Karé QB 6-0 212 So./Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. (Saguaro)76 Lyles, Kayden OL 6-3 320 Fr./Fr. Madison, Wis. (Middleton)31 Mais, Tyler S 6-1 202 Fr./Fr. Waunakee, Wis. (Waunakee)58 Maskalunas, Mike ILB 6-3 234 So./Fr. Long Grove, Ill. (Adlai E. Stevenson)30 Maternowski, Aaron FB 6-0 235 So./Fr. Slinger, Wis. (Slinger)28 Mielke, Blake S 6-2 200 Jr./So. Hartland, Wis. (Arrowhead)68 Moorman, David* OL 6-5 314 Jr./So. Northville, Mich. (Northville)11 Nelson, Nick CB 5-11 208 Sr./Jr. Glenarden, Md. (Suitland/Hawai'i)25 Nelson, Scott S 6-2 194 Fr./Fr. Detroit, Mich. (University of Detroit Jesuit)85 Neuville, Zander** TE 6-5 258 Sr./Jr. Waupaca, Wis. (Waupaca)34 Obasih, Chikwe*** DE 6-3 275 Sr.#/Sr. Brookfield, Wis. (Central)54 Orr, Chris* ILB 6-0 223 Jr./So. DeSoto, Texas (DeSoto)11 Peavy, Jazz** WR 6-0 189 Sr.#/Sr. Kenosha, Wis. (Tremper)49 Penniston, Kyle* TE 6-4 244 Jr./So. Orange, Calif. (Mater Dei)82 Perry, Emmet WR 6-2 184 Fr./Fr. Grand Prairie, Texas (DeSoto)52 Pfaff, David DE 6-2 275 Jr./So. Mequon, Wis. (Homestead)95 Preston, Keldric DE 6-4 257 So./Fr. Tampa, Fla. (Robinson)3 Pryor, Kendric WR 5-11 185 So./Fr. Hazel Crest, Ill. (Homewood-Flossmoor)20 Ramesh, Austin*** FB 6-1 255 Sr.#/Sr. Land O’ Lakes, Wis. (Northland Pines)93 Rand, Garrett* DE 6-2 272 So./So. Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton)74 Roberge, Gunnar NT 6-4 304 Jr./So. Seymour, Wis. (Seymour)38 Rosowski, P.J.** P 6-3 217 Sr./Jr. Stoughton, Wis. (Stoughton)43 Roy, Peter WR 6-0 195 Sr./Jr. Muskego, Wis. (Muskego)17 Rushing, George*** WR 6-1 200 Sr./Sr. Miramar, Fla. (Cardinal Gibbons)21 Saari, Mark RB 6-0 219 Sr./Jr. Montreal, Wis. (Hurley)99 Sagapolu, Olive** NT 6-2 346 Jr./Jr. Pago Pago, American Samoa (Mater Dei (Calif.))70 Seltzner, Josh OL 6-4 313 Fr./Fr. Columbus, Wis. (Columbus)7 Shaw, Bradrick* RB 6-1 220 Jr./So. Birmingham, Ala. (Hoover)94 Sheehy, Conor*** DE 6-4 293 Sr./Sr. Milwaukee, Wis. (Marquette)77 Smithback, Blake OL 6-2 292 Fr./Fr. Waunakee, Wis. (Waunakee)23 Stokke, Mason ILB 6-2 226 So./Fr. Menomonie, Wis. (Menomonie)4 Taylor, A.J.* WR 5-11 202 So./So. Kansas City, Mo. (Rockhurst)23 Taylor, Jonathan RB 5-11 214 Fr./Fr. Salem, N.J. (Salem)46 Thomas, Nick ILB 6-2 225 Jr./So. Bradenton, Fla. (IMG Academy)45 Tiedt, Hegeman OLB 6-4 237 So./Fr. Burlington, Wis. (Burlington)25 Tindal, Derrick*** CB 5-11 181 Sr./Sr. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Boyd Anderson)17 Van Ginkel, Andrew OLB 6-4 234 Sr./Jr. Rock Valley, Iowa (Rock Valley/Iowa Western C.C.)71 Van Lanen, Cole OL 6-5 307 So./Fr. Green Bay, Wis. (Bay Port)15 Vanden Boom, Danny QB 6-5 197 Fr./Fr. Kimberly, Wis. (Kimberly)27 Volpentesta, Cristian CB 5-9 191 So./Fr. Highland Park, Ill. (Highland Park)69 Vopal, Aaron DE 6-6 298 Fr./Fr. De Pere, Wis. (De Pere)30 Wanner, Coy TE 6-3 247 Fr./Fr. Green Bay, Wis. (Preble)39 Whalen, Jake* FB 6-1 246 Jr./So. Wausau, Wis. (West)21 Williams, Caesar CB 6-0 183 So./Fr. Grand Prairie, Texas (South)

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr./El. Hometown (High School/Last School)2 Patrick Johnson* S 5-11 204 So./So. Washington, D.C. (The Bullis School)3 Kendric Pryor WR 5-11 185 So./Fr. Hazel Crest, Ill. (Homewood-Flossmoor)4 A.J. Taylor* WR 5-11 202 So./So. Kansas City, Mo. (Rockhurst)5 Garret Dooley** OLB 6-3 246 Sr.#/Sr. Rochester, Ill. (Rochester)5 Chris James RB 5-10 219 Sr./Jr. Chicago, Ill. (Notre Dame College Prep/Pittsburgh)6 Danny Davis III WR 6-0 186 Fr./Fr. Springfield, Ohio (Springfield)7 Bradrick Shaw* RB 6-1 220 Jr./So. Birmingham, Ala. (Hoover)8 Joe Ferguson*** S 6-1 195 Sr.#/Sr. Madison, Wis. (Memorial)9 Rachid Ibrahim RB 6-0 195 Sr.#/Sr. Rockville, Md. (Avalon/Pittsburgh)10 Jack Coan QB 6-3 202 Fr./Fr. Sayville, N.Y. (Sayville)10 Seth Currens S 6-3 213 So./Fr. Pickerington, Ohio (Central)11 Nick Nelson CB 5-11 208 Sr./Jr. Glenarden, Md. (Suitland/Hawai'i)11 Jazz Peavy** WR 6-0 189 Sr.#/Sr. Kenosha, Wis. (Tremper)12 Alex Hornibrook* QB 6-4 215 Jr./So. West Chester, Pa. (Malvern Prep)12 Natrell Jamerson*** S 6-0 198 Sr./Sr. Ocala, Fla. (Vanguard)13 Evan Bondoc** S 6-1 201 Sr./Jr. Madison, Wis. (Edgewood)14 D'Cota Dixon** S 5-10 204 Sr./Sr. Oak Hill, Fla. (New Smyrna Beach)15 Anthony Lotti* P 6-0 191 So./So. Flowery Branch, Ga. (West Hall)15 Danny Vanden Boom QB 6-5 197 Fr./Fr. Kimberly, Wis. (Kimberly)16 Jack Dunn WR 5-7 180 So./Fr. Madison, Wis. (Edgewood)17 George Rushing*** WR 6-1 200 Sr./Sr. Miramar, Fla. (Cardinal Gibbons)17 Andrew Van Ginkel OLB 6-4 234 Sr./Jr. Rock Valley, Iowa (Rock Valley/Iowa Western C.C.)18 Arrington Farrar** ILB 6-2 237 Jr./Jr. Atlanta, Ga. (Woodward)19 Titus Booker* CB 5-11 195 Jr./So. Round Lake Beach, Ill. (Grayslake North)19 Karé Lyles QB 6-0 212 So./Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. (Saguaro)20 Faion Hicks CB 5-10 186 Fr./Fr. Miami, Fla. (Flanagan)20 Austin Ramesh*** FB 6-1 255 Sr.#/Sr. Land O’ Lakes, Wis. (Northland Pines)21 Mark Saari RB 6-0 219 Sr./Jr. Montreal, Wis. (Hurley)21 Caesar Williams CB 6-0 183 So./Fr. Grand Prairie, Texas (South)22 Cade Green WR 5-11 185 Fr./Fr. Austin, Texas (Lake Travis)23 Mason Stokke ILB 6-2 226 So./Fr. Menomonie, Wis. (Menomonie)23 Jonathan Taylor RB 5-11 214 Fr./Fr. Salem, N.J. (Salem)24 Madison Cone CB 5-9 178 Fr./Fr. Kernersville, N.C. (East Forsyth)24 Adam Krumholz WR 6-1 201 So./Fr. Stoughton, Wis. (Stoughton)25 Scott Nelson S 6-2 194 Fr./Fr. Detroit, Mich. (University of Detroit Jesuit)25 Derrick Tindal*** CB 5-11 181 Sr./Sr. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Boyd Anderson)26 Eric Burrell S 6-0 187 So./Fr. Severn, Md. (McDonogh School)27 Rafael Gaglianone** K 5-11 232 Sr./Jr. Sao Paulo, Brazil (Chattanooga (Tenn.) Baylor)27 Cristian Volpentesta CB 5-9 191 So./Fr. Highland Park, Ill. (Highland Park)28 Taiwan Deal** RB 6-1 219 Sr./Jr. Capitol Heights, Md. (DeMatha)28 Blake Mielke S 6-2 200 Jr./So. Hartland, Wis. (Arrowhead)29 Dontye Carriere-Williams CB 5-10 192 So./Fr. Miami, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas)30 Aaron Maternowski FB 6-0 235 So./Fr. Slinger, Wis. (Slinger)30 Coy Wanner TE 6-3 247 Fr./Fr. Green Bay, Wis. (Preble)31 Lubern Figaro*** CB 6-0 188 Sr./Sr. Everett, Mass. (Everett)31 Tyler Mais S 6-1 202 Fr./Fr. Waunakee, Wis. (Waunakee)32 Jake Collinsworth ILB 6-1 225 Fr./Fr. Merrill, Wis. (Merrill)32 Leon Jacobs*** OLB 6-2 245 Sr.#/Sr. San Pedro, Calif. (Golden Valley)34 Sam Brodner RB 5-10 216 So./Fr. Glen Ellyn, Ill. (Glenbard West)34 Chikwe Obasih*** DE 6-3 275 Sr.#/Sr. Brookfield, Wis. (Central)36 Hunter Johnson RB 6-0 209 Fr./Fr. Darlington, Wis. (Darlington)37 Ethan Cesarz ILB 6-0 237 Fr./Fr. Delavan, Wis. (Delavan-Darien)37 Garrett Groshek RB 5-11 216 So./Fr. Amherst Junction, Wis. (Amherst)38 Sam DeLany WR 5-10 162 Fr./Fr. Delafield, Wis. (Kettle Moraine)38 P.J. Rosowski** P 6-3 217 Sr./Jr. Stoughton, Wis. (Stoughton)39 Zach Hintze K 6-0 182 Jr./So. Fond du Lac, Wis. (St. Mary's Springs)39 Jake Whalen* FB 6-1 246 Jr./So. Wausau, Wis. (West)41 Noah Burks OLB 6-2 230 So./Fr. Carmel, Ind. (Carmel)43 Ryan Connelly** ILB 6-3 228 Sr./Jr. Eden Prairie, Minn. (Eden Prairie)43 Peter Roy WR 6-0 195 Sr./Jr. Muskego, Wis. (Muskego)45 Alec Ingold** FB 6-2 246 Jr./Jr. Green Bay, Wis. (Bay Port)

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr./El. Hometown (High School/Last School)45 Hegeman Tiedt OLB 6-4 237 So./Fr. Burlington, Wis. (Burlington)46 Gabe Lloyd TE 6-4 247 So./Fr. Green Bay, Wis. (Northeast Wisconsin Lutheran)46 Nick Thomas ILB 6-2 225 Jr./So. Bradenton, Fla. (IMG Academy)47 Griffin Grady* ILB 6-3 225 So./So. Dublin, Ohio (Coffman)48 Jack Cichy*** ILB 6-2 234 Sr.#/Sr. Somerset, Wis. (Hill Murray)49 Kyle Penniston* TE 6-4 244 Jr./So. Orange, Calif. (Mater Dei)50 Izayah Green-May OLB 6-6 217 Fr./Fr. Bolingbrook, Ill. (Bolingbrook)51 Adam Bay LS 6-0 224 Fr./Fr. Mesa, Ariz. (Desert Ridge)52 David Pfaff DE 6-2 275 Jr./So. Mequon, Wis. (Homestead)53 T.J. Edwards** ILB 6-1 244 Sr./Jr. Lake Villa, Ill. (Lakes Community)54 Chris Orr* ILB 6-0 223 Jr./So. DeSoto, Texas (DeSoto)55 Christian Bell OLB 6-4 249 So./Fr. Birmingham, Ala. (Hoover/Alabama)56 Zack Baun* OLB 6-3 226 Jr./So. Brown Deer, Wis. (Brown Deer)57 Michael Balistreri DE 6-4 273 Fr./Fr. Grafton, Wis. (University School of Milwaukee)57 Alec James*** DE 6-3 272 Sr.#/Sr. Brookfield, Wis. (East)58 Mike Maskalunas ILB 6-3 234 So./Fr. Long Grove, Ill. (Adlai E. Stevenson)59 Tyler Johnson* OLB 6-3 243 Jr./So. Menasha, Wis. (Menasha)60 Logan Bruss OL 6-5 281 Fr./Fr. Appleton, Wis. (Kimberly)61 Tyler Biadasz OL 6-3 316 So./Fr. Amherst, Wis. (Amherst)62 Patrick Kasl OL 6-5 325 So./Fr. Wyoming, Minn. (Forest Lake)63 Michael Deiter** OL 6-6 328 Sr./Jr. Curtice, Ohio (Genoa)64 Brett Connors** OL 6-6 304 Sr./Jr. New Berlin, Wis. (West)65 Tyler Beach OL 6-6 290 Fr./Fr. Grafton, Wis. (Port Washington)66 Beau Benzschawel** OL 6-6 317 Sr./Jr. Grafton, Wis. (Grafton)67 Jon Dietzen* OL 6-6 336 Jr./So. Black Creek, Wis. (Seymour)68 David Moorman* OL 6-5 314 Jr./So. Northville, Mich. (Northville)69 Aaron Vopal DE 6-6 298 Fr./Fr. De Pere, Wis. (De Pere)70 Josh Seltzner OL 6-4 313 Fr./Fr. Columbus, Wis. (Columbus)71 Cole Van Lanen OL 6-5 307 So./Fr. Green Bay, Wis. (Bay Port)73 Alex Fenton OL 6-4 299 Fr./Fr. Menomonie, Wis. (Menomonie)74 Gunnar Roberge NT 6-4 304 Jr./So. Seymour, Wis. (Seymour)75 Micah Kapoi** OL 6-3 326 Sr./Jr. Kapolei, Hawaii (Kapolei)76 Kayden Lyles OL 6-3 320 Fr./Fr. Madison, Wis. (Middleton)77 Blake Smithback OL 6-2 292 Fr./Fr. Waunakee, Wis. (Waunakee)78 Jason Erdmann* OL 6-6 337 Jr./So. Richfield, Wis. (Slinger)79 David Edwards* OL 6-7 315 Jr./So. Downers Grove, Ill. (North)81 Troy Fumagalli*** TE 6-6 248 Sr.#/Sr. Aurora, Ill. (Waubonsie Valley)82 Emmet Perry WR 6-2 184 Fr./Fr. Grand Prairie, Texas (DeSoto)84 Jake Ferguson TE 6-5 230 Fr./Fr. Madison, Wis. (Madison Memorial)85 Zander Neuville** TE 6-5 258 Sr./Jr. Waupaca, Wis. (Waupaca)86 Luke Benzschawel TE 6-6 261 So./Fr. Grafton, Wis. (Grafton)87 Quintez Cephus* WR 6-1 205 So./So. Macon, Ga. (Stratford Academy)89 Deron Harrell WR 6-2 181 Fr./Fr. Denver, Colo. (East)90 Connor Allen* P 6-0 169 Jr./So. New Berlin, Wis. (Brookfield East)91 Josh Bernhagen LS 6-2 236 So./Fr. Madison, Wis. (La Follette)93 Garrett Rand* DE 6-2 272 So./So. Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton)94 Matt Henningsen DE 6-3 275 Fr./Fr. Menomonee Falls, Wis. (Menomonee Falls)94 Conor Sheehy*** DE 6-4 293 Sr./Sr. Milwaukee, Wis. (Marquette)95 Keldric Preston DE 6-4 257 So./Fr. Tampa, Fla. (Robinson)96 Billy Hirschfeld** DE 6-6 305 Sr./Jr. Okauchee, Wis. (Arrowhead)97 Isaiahh Loudermilk DE 6-7 306 So./Fr. Howard, Kan. (West Elk)98 Kraig Howe DE 6-3 278 Jr./So. Dayton, Ohio (Archbishop Alter)98 Collin Larsh K 5-10 182 Fr./Fr. Marshall, Wis. (Monona Grove)99 Olive Sagapolu** NT 6-2 346 Jr./Jr. Pago Pago, American Samoa (Mater Dei (Calif.))

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Letterwinners Returning (51)OFFENSE (20)OL Beau Benzschawel, WR Quintez Cephus, OL Brett Connors, RB Taiwan Deal, OL Michael Deiter, OL Jon Dietzen, OL David Edwards, OL Jason Erdmann, WR Ricky Finco, TE Troy Fumagalli, QB Alex Hornibrook, FB Alec Ingold, OL Micah Kapoi, OL David Moorman, WR Jazz Peavy, TE Kyle Penniston, FB Austin Ramesh, WR George Rushing, RB Bradrick Shaw, WR A.J. Taylor

DEFENSE (27)OLB Zack Baun, S Evan Bondoc, CB Titus Booker, ILB Jack Cichy, ILB Ryan Connelly, S D’Cota Dixon, OLB Garret Dooley, ILB T.J. Edwards, ILB Arrington Farrar, S Joe Ferguson, S Lubern Figaro, ILB Grif-fin Grady, DE Billy Hirschfeld, OLB Leon Jacobs, S Natrell Jamer-son, DE Alec James, S Patrick John-son, OLB Tyler Johnson, DE Zander Neuville, DE Chikwe Obasih, ILB Chris Orr, NT Jeremy Patterson, NT Garret Rand, NT Olive Sagapolu, DE Conor Sheehy, CB Derrick Tindal, OLB Jake Whalen

SPECIAL TEAMS (4)H Connor Allen, K Rafael Gaglianone, P Anthony Lotti, K P.J. Rosowski

Team Breakdown

Letterwinners Lost (16)OFFENSE (7)RB Corey Clement, QB Bart Houston, WR Reggie Love, RB Dare Ogunbowale, OL Ryan Ramczyk, TE Eric Steffes, WR Robert Wheelwright

DEFENSE (7)OLB Vince Biegel, S Keelon Brookins, OL Jacob Maxwell, S Leo Musso, CB Sojourn Shelton, CB Serge Trezy, OLB T.J. Watt

SPECIAL TEAMS (2)K Andrew Endicott, LS Connor Udelhoven

Starters Returning (15)OFFENSE (8)QB Alex Hornibrook, FB Austin Ramesh, TE Troy Fumagalli, WR Jazz Peavy, LG Jon Dietzen, C Michael Deiter, RG Beau Benzschawel, RT David Edwards

DEFENSE (7)DE Conor Sheehy, NT Olive Sagapolu, DE Chikwe Obasih, ILB Jack Cichy, ILB T.J. Edwards, CB Derrick Tindal, SS D’Cota Dixon

SPECIAL TEAMS (3)FG Rafael Gaglianone, P Anthony Lotti, KO P.J. Rosowski

Starters Lost (7)OFFENSE (3)RB Corey Clement, WR Robert Wheelwright, LT Ryan Ramczyk

DEFENSE (4)OLB Vince Biegel, OLB T.J. Watt, CB Sojourn Shelton, FS Leo Musso

SPECIAL TEAMS (2)FG Andrew Endicott,LS Connor Udelhoven

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57 Michael Balistreri ..................................................................................................................bal-eh-STREH-ree56 Zack Baun ...............................................................................................................................BONN66 Beau Benzschawel................................................................................................................BEN-shawl47 Luke Benzschawel ................................................................................................................BEN-shawl61 Tyler Biadasz ..........................................................................................................................bee-AH-dish26 Eric Burrell ..............................................................................................................................buh-REL29 Dontye Carriere-Williams ...................................................................................................DON-tay / CARE-ee-er87 Quintez Cephus ....................................................................................................................SEE-fuss37 Ethan Cesarz ..........................................................................................................................SEE-zars48 Jack Cichy ...............................................................................................................................SITCH-ee38 Sam DeLany ...........................................................................................................................deh-LAY-nee63 Michael Deiter .......................................................................................................................DEE-ter18 Arrington Farrar ....................................................................................................................fah-RAHR31 Lubern Figaro.........................................................................................................................LOO-bern / fih-GAHR-oh81 Troy Fumagalli ........................................................................................................................foo-mah-GAH-lee27 Rafael Gaglianone .................................................................................................................HA-fy-el / GAH-glee-ah-no-nee50 Izayah Green-May ................................................................................................................eye-ZAY-ah (“Isaiah”)37 Garrett Groshek ....................................................................................................................GROW-sheck89 Deron Harrell .........................................................................................................................da-RON HAIR-ell20 Faion Hicks .............................................................................................................................FAY-on39 Zach Hintze ............................................................................................................................HINTS12 Alex Hornibrook ....................................................................................................................HORN-ee-brook26 Henry Houden .......................................................................................................................HOW-den9 Rachid Ibrahim.......................................................................................................................rah-SHEED EE-brah-heem12 Natrell Jamerson ...................................................................................................................nuh-TRELL / JAME-er-son75 Micah Kapoi ...........................................................................................................................kah-POY62 Patrick Kasl.............................................................................................................................(“castle”)19 Karé Lyles ...............................................................................................................................kuh-RAY31 Tyler Mais ...............................................................................................................................(“mace”)30 Aaron Maternowski..............................................................................................................MATTER-now-skee28 Blake Mielke...........................................................................................................................MEEL-kee85 Zander Neuville .....................................................................................................................NEV-ell34 Chikwe Obasih ......................................................................................................................CHEEK-way / oh-BAH-see52 David Pfaff .............................................................................................................................FOFF20 Austin Ramesh ......................................................................................................................RAM-ish74 Gunnar Roberge ....................................................................................................................ROW-berge38 P.J. Rosowski ..........................................................................................................................ruh-ZOW-skee43 Peter Roy ................................................................................................................................(rhymes with “boy”)21 Mark Saari ..............................................................................................................................(“sorry”)99 Olive Sagapolu ......................................................................................................................oh-LEE-vay / SONG-ah-poe-loo94 Conor Sheehy ........................................................................................................................SHEE-hee23 Mason Stokke ........................................................................................................................STAH-kee25 Derek Tindal...........................................................................................................................TIN-del30 Coy Wanner ...........................................................................................................................WAH-ner39 Jake Whalen ...........................................................................................................................WAY-len

Pronunciation Guide

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90 Connor AllenP ▪ Jr./So. ▪ 6-0 ▪ 169 New Berlin, Wis. (Brookfield East)Honors and Awards 2016: Academic All-Big Ten

2016 Season: Earned first letter, seeing action in all 14 games ... served as holder for field goals and PATs

2015 Season: Redshirt season

High School: Ranked as No. 1 punter in Wisconsin, No. 36 punter in nation and No. 67 kicker by Kohl’s … went 18-for-25 on field goals in his career … first-team All-Greater Metro Conference at kicker as a sophomore, junior and senior … also first-team all-conference at punter as a senior and second-team pick as sophomore and junior … finalist for Kevin Stemke Award as state’s top kicker as a senior, going 8-for-10 on field goals and averaging 38.6 yards on his 49 punts … as a junior, went 7-for-10 on field goals … was 3-for-5 on field goals as a sophomore … also lettered in track and field … coach was Tom Swittel

Personal: Parents are Kevin and Diane Allen … Greater Metro Conference Scholar-Athlete as a senior … Link Crew leader … enjoys snow and water skiing, playing golf and music... major is business management

57 Michael BalistreriDE ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-4 ▪ 273 Grafton, Wis. (University School of Milwaukee)High School: Finished career with 311 tackles, 51 tack-les for loss and 11 sacks … helped lead school to four playoff appearances … first-team All-Midwest Classic Conference at linebacker as a sophomore, junior and senior and second-team all-league as a freshman … also first-team All-Midwest Classic Conference at offensive tackle as a senior and honorable mention all-conference at tight end as a junior … semi-finalist for Tim Krumrie Award as state’s top senior defensive lineman … WFCA All-Star Game selection … team captain … recorded 93 tackles, 17 TFLs, and 6 sacks during senior season … registered 87 tackles, 14 TFLs and 1.5 sacks as a junior … also played baseball … coach was Brian Sommers Personal: Parents are Patrick and Lisa Balistreri … father (1988-90) and uncle, Ted Balistreri (1984-88), ran track and cross country at UW … tutor for “Our Next Generation Program” … chosen as guardian for Korean War veteran on “Stars and Stripes Honor Flight” … organized donated foods at Feeding America … helped out middle school football teams with technique and drills

56 Zack BaunOLB ▪ Jr./So. ▪ 6-3 ▪ 226 Brown Deer, Wis. (Brown Deer)Honors and Awards 2016: Academic All-Big Ten

2016 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 12 games ... recorded 15 total tackles, including 9 solo stops ... logged 3.5 tackles for loss and 1 forced fumble ... recorded 1 solo tackle vs. LSU on Sept. 3 ... garnered 2 total tackles and 1 TFL vs. Akron on Sept. 10 ... made 1.0 TFL and a forced fumble vs. Georgia State on Sept. 17 ... notched 2 solo tackles at Michigan State on Sept. 24 ... recorded 2 total tackles, including 0.5 TFL at Michigan on Oct. 1 ... logged 6 total tackles, including 3 solo tackles and 1.0 TFL vs. Ohio State on Oct. 15 ... recorded 1 tackle in the Big Ten Championship Football Game vs. Penn State on Dec. 3


High School: Three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … rated as the No. 2 OLB in Wisconsin and No. 54 OLB in the country by Scout … also ranked No. 23 quarterback by ESPN … rated No. 4 overall recruit in state by ESPN … passed for 3,061 yards and 27 touchdowns in high school career, adding 3,923 yards and 67 TDs rushing … scored 94 total touch-downs in 22 career games … as a senior, tabbed as state Offensive Player of the Year by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association … also named first-team all-state quarterback by WFCA and second-team all-state pick by Associated Press … 2014 Dave Krieg Award win-ner as state’s most outstanding senior quarterback … named Woodland Conference East Division Offensive Player of the Year and earned first-team all-conference honors … as a dual-threat quarterback, averaged 167.0 rushing yards per game and 9.7 yards per carry as a senior, finishing with 1,837 rushing yards and a state-leading 39 touchdowns … also completed 54.9 percent of his passes for 1,936 yards and 20 TDs … as a junior, honorable mention all-state and first-team All-Woodland Conference at quarterback … rushed for 2,086 yards and 28 TDs, averaging 189.6 yards per game … also threw for 1,125 yards and seven touch-downs … two-time Brown Deer team MVP and team captain … lettered basketball, leading Brown Deer to Wisconsin Division 3 state title as a junior (2013-14) … lettered in track and field, placing four times at Division 2 state meet … took fifth in the 100 meters and eighth in the 200 meters as a junior … finished third in 100 meters (10.91 in prelims) and fourth in 4x100 relay as a senior … was injured in final of 200 meters after run-ning 21.53 in prelims … head coach was Rob Green

Personal: Mother is Genell Baun … played the bass in orchestra … summer camp counselor at Camp Anokijig ... major is retailing and consumer behavior

Player Biographies

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BAUN CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2016 12/0 9 6 15 3.5-18 0.0-0 1 0 0 0Tot. 12/0 9 6 15 3.5-18 0.0-0 1 0 0 0

BAUN CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Akron 1 1 2 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Georgia State 1 0 1 1.0-11 0.0-0 1 0-0 0-0 0Michigan State 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan 1 1 2 0.5-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 Ohio State 3 3 6 1.0-6 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Penn State 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

BAUN CAREER HIGHSTackles: 6 vs. Ohio State, Oct. 15, 2016Tackles for Loss: 1.0 (3x) MR vs. Ohio State, Oct. 15, 2016Sacks: --Interceptions: --Passes Defended: --

51 Adam BayLS ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-0 ▪ 224 Mesa, Ariz. (Desert Ridge)High School: Ranked nation’s No. 1 long snapper by Kohl’s … selected for 2017 Under Armour All-America Game … first-team all-state as a senior … second-team all-state as a sophomore and junior … three-time all-section selection … successfully completed all 440 snaps of high school career, including three varsity sea-sons … recorded 15 tackles and a sack as a sophomore … made 14 tackles and recovered 2 fumbles as a junior … had 9 tackles as a senior … four-year scholar-athlete award winner … also lettered in wrestling as a freshman … coach was Jeremy Hathcock Personal: Parents are Randy and Allyna Bay … vol-unteered with a local animal rescue operation and food drives through St. Vincent DePaul and Feed My Starving Children

65 Tyler BeachOL ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-6 ▪ 290 Grafton, Wis. (Port Washington)High School: Four-star recruit by ESPN … three-star prospect by 247 Sports, Rivals and Scout … first-team all-state by Associated Press and Wisconsin Football Coaches Association … did not allow a sack in three seasons as starter at offensive tackle … finalist for Joe Thomas Award presented to state’s top senior offensive lineman … North Shore Conference Player of the Year as a senior … first-team All-North Shore Conference as a junior and senior … also played on defense as a senior,

finishing with 18 tackles, 2 TFLs, 1 forced fumble and 2 blocked kicks … honorable mention all-state as a junior … honorable mention all-conference as a sophomore … invited to U.S. Army All-American Combine fol-lowing junior season … two-year team captain … also lettered in wrestling, qualifying for sectional meet as a sophomore … high honor roll student … coach was John Bunyan Personal: Parents are Bruce and Kathy Beach … father played football at Air Force (1985) and Ohio Northern (1986-87) … brother, Zach, was three-year letterwinner at nose tackle at Colorado Mesa University, earning all-conference honors … enjoys fishing and target shooting … volunteered with community mentorship program and fishing outings with disabled veterans

55 Christian BellOLB ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-4 ▪ 249 Birmingham, Ala. (Hoover/Alabama)Notable: Enrolled at Alabama for 2016 spring semester ... transferred to UW in August 2016


High School: Four-star prospect by ESPN ... three-star recruit by 247 Sports, Rivals and Scout ... selected to participate in 2015 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl ... won three straight state championships at Hoover ... finished senior season with 40 total tackles, 5 tackles for loss, 4 sacks and 7 QB hurries ... made 60 total tack-les and posted 12 sacks as a junior ... had 33 tackles, 6 TFLs and 5 sacks as a sophomore ... in all, was part of nine team state championships at Hoover in football (3), basketball (1), indoor track (2) and outdoor track (3) ... individually, won state indoor and outdoor state titles in shot put as a senior ... finished eighth in shot put at 2014 New Balance Indoor Nationals as a junior ... head coach was Josh Niblett

Personal: Son of Melissa and Danny West and the late C.L. Bell ... enjoys fishing ... named to dean’s list in one semester at Alabama ... major is undeclared

66 Beau BenzschawelOL ▪ Sr./Jr. ▪ 6-6 ▪ 317 Grafton, Wis. (Grafton)Honors and Awards 2017 Preseason: Outland Trophy watch list 2016: Second-team All-Big Ten (coaches), third-team All-Big Ten (media)

2016 Season: Earned second letter, playing in all 14 games with 14 starts at right guard ... part of offensive line that helped Badgers rush for 203.1 yards per game

2015 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 8 games ... made 6 starts at right tackle and 2 starts at right guard ... missed first 5 games of season after sustaining injury during first week of training camp ... proved to be stabi-lizing force for offensive line that used 8 different start-

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ing combinations due to injury ... helped Badgers rush for season-high 257 yards and 4 touchdowns in first game as starter at right guard at Minnesota on Nov. 28


High School: Three-star recruit by ESPN.com, Rivals, Scout and 247 Sports ... first-team all-state by Associated Press and Wisconsin Football Coaches Association as a senior ... also an All-North Shore Conference and all-region pick at both defensive end and tight end ... recorded 60 total tackles, including 12 TFLs and 5.5 sacks as a senior ... also had 13 recep-tions for 203 yards and three touchdowns ... earned all-conference honors on both offense and defense as sophomore, junior and senior ... two-year team MVP ... also lettered three years each in basketball and baseball ... high school coach was Ben Chossek

Personal: Parents are Scott and Barcie Benzschawel ... brother, Luke, is a tight end at UW … father played football at Wisconsin from 1983-87 … uncle, Eric Benzschawel, played football at UW from 1988-92 … grandfather, John Morgen, competed in rowing at UW from 1955-57 and went on to serve as president of the National W Club in 1990-91 ... honor roll student ... major is life sciences communication

86 Luke BenzschawelTE ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-6 ▪ 261 Grafton, Wis. (Grafton)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: Three-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN and Rivals … all-state tight end and honorable mention all-state defensive end by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association as a senior … all-region by WFCA at both tight end and defensive end as a senior … first-team All-North Shore Conference at tight end and defensive end as a senior … finished senior season with 83 tackles, 30 TFLs and 9 sacks … also caught 23 passes for 295 yards and five touchdowns … second-team all-conference at defensive end as a junior … finished junior season with 87 tackles, 12 TFLs, 4 sacks and 4 passes defended ... named Grafton’s defensive player of the year as a junior and senior … also plays basketball … second-team All-North Shore as a junior and honorable mention All-North Shore as a sophomore in basketball … honor roll student … high school coach was Fritz Rauch

Personal: Parents are Scott and Barcie Benzschawel … brother, Beau, is an offensive lineman at UW … father played football at Wisconsin from 1983-87 … uncle, Eric Benzschawel, played football at UW from 1988-92 … grandfather, John Morgen, competed in rowing at UW from 1955-57 and went on to serve as president of the National W Club in 1990-91

91 Josh BernhagenLS ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-2 ▪ 236 Madison, Wis. (La Follette)Notable: Joined team in January 2017

High School: First-team all-state by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association and second-team all-state by Associated Press as a senior in 2015 ... first-team all-area ... Big Eight Conference Offensive Lineman of the Year ... also second-team All-Big Eight at defensive end ... played left tackle, defensive end and long snapper ... as a junior, named honorable mention All-Big Eight offensive lineman ... also lettered in baseball and wres-tling ... WFCA Academic All-State selection ... National Honor Society ... head coach was Scott Swanson Personal: Parents are Ron and Sue Bernhagen ... brother, Paul, played football at Minnesota State from 2012 to 2014 ... enjoys fishing, camping, canoeing, snowboarding and scuba diving

61 Tyler BiadaszOL ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-3 ▪ 316 Amherst, Wis. (Amherst)2016 Season: Redshirt season High School: Three-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … presented with 2015 Tim Krumrie Award as state’s most outstanding senior defensive line-man after posting 70 tackles, 7 sacks, 5 forced fumbles and an interception … twice named first-team all-state on defense by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association … first-team all-state as a senior and honorable mention all-state as a junior by Associated Press … also two-time honorable mention all-state by WFCA as an offensive lineman … named first-team all-region on both offense and defense by WFCA as a junior and senior … first-team All-Central Wisconsin Conference on both offense and defense as a sophomore, junior and senior … finished career with 232 tackles, 19 sacks 11 forced fumbles and 3 total touchdowns … also lettered in basketball and baseball … honor roll student … high school coach was Mark Lusic Personal: Parents are David and Lori Biadasz ... major is personal finance

13 Evan BondocS ▪ Sr./Jr. ▪ 6-1 ▪ 201 Madison, Wis. (Edgewood)Honors and Awards 2016: Academic All-Big Ten 2015: Academic All-Big Ten

2016 Season: Earned second letter, playing in 9 games ... recorded 1 solo tackle at Purdue on Nov. 19

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2015 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 1 game … made Badgers debut vs. Hawai’I on Sept. 26


High School: Recorded 74 solo tackles, 101 total tack-les and forced two fumbles as a senior defensive back ... named first-team All-Badger South Conference and all-city at DB ... also earned Badger South honorable mention as running back ... as a junior running back, was first-team all-conference and all-city, while also netting second-team all-conference honors playing defensive back ... also competed in basketball and track and field ... head coach was Al Minnaert

Personal: Parents are Jean and Norman Bondoc ... received an academic excellence award and was on high honor roll for four years at Edgewood ... member of National Honor Society ... has gone on mission trips with Catholic HEART Workcamp ... assisted with IRONMAN Wisconsin setup ... majoring in political sci-ence and Spanish

BONDOC CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2014 Redshirt season2015 1/0 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 02016 9/0 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0Tot. 10/0 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0

BONDOC CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2015 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDHawai’i 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDAkron 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Ohio State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Penn State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

BONDOC CAREER HIGHSTackles: 1 at Purdue, Nov. 19, 2016Tackles for Loss: --Sacks: --Interceptions: --Passes Defended: --

19 Titus BookerCB ▪ Jr./So. ▪ 5-11 ▪ 195 Round Lake Beach, Ill. (Grayslake North)2016 Season: Earned first letter, playing in all 14 games ... finished with 6 total tackles ... garnered 4 total tackles, including 3 solo tackles, vs. Akron on Sept. 10 ... recorded 1 solo tackle at Michigan State on Sept. 24 ... logged 1 solo tackle at Iowa on Oct. 22


High School: Four-star recruit by Scout … three-

star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN and Rivals … 2014 first-team all-state in Class 6A by Illinois High School Football Coaches Association … three-time all-con-ference and all-area pick … as a senior running back, averaged 214.6 rushing yards per game and 10.5 yards per carry, recording seven 100-yard games while piling up 1,931 yards and 26 touchdowns … finished career with 3,914 rushing yards and 51 touchdowns, averag-ing 150.5 yards per game and 8.1 yards per carry … as a junior, finished second in 100 meters at Illinois Class 3A state meet in 10.64 and fifth in the 200 meters in 21.55 … two-time team captain and two-time team MVP … high school coach was Steve Wood

Personal: Parents are Gary and Carmella Booker … rela-tive Jerome Rowan played football at Iowa … hobbies include bicycling and running... major is undeclared

BOOKER CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2015 Redshirt season2016 14/0 5 1 6 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0Tot. 14/0 5 1 6 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0

BOOKER CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Akron 3 1 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Georgia State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan State 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Ohio State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Penn State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

BOOKER CAREER HIGHSTackles: 4 vs. Akron, Sept. 10, 2016Tackles for Loss: --Sacks: --Interceptions: --Passes Defended: --

34 Sam BrodnerRB ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 5-10 ▪ 216 Glen Ellyn, Ill. (Glenbard West)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: Four-star prospect by Scout … three-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN and Rivals … Chicago Tribune Player of the Year as a senior … Gatorade Illinois Player of the Year as a senior … first-team all-state by Illinois Football Coaches Association and Chicago Tribune as a junior and senior … led 14-0 Glenbard West to Class 7A state championship as a senior, rush-ing for 264 yards and 4 touchdowns in state champion-ship game … finished senior season with 1,917 rushing yards, 430 receiving yards and 47 total touchdowns … as a junior, helped Glenbard go 12-1 and reach Class 8A

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state semifinals … rushed for 1,958 yards and 28 touch-downs as a junior, adding 320 receiving yards … named West Suburban Conference Silver Division Offensive MVP as a junior and senior … two-year team MVP … also lettered in track and field … Academic All-State selection … honor roll student … high school coach was Chad Hetlet

Personal: Parents are John and Lesli Brodner … father played football at Purdue … brother, Jake, plays football at Duke ... major is personal finance

60 Logan BrussOL ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-5 ▪ 281 Appleton, Wis. (Kimberly)High School: Three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … unanimous first-team all-state selec-tion by the Associated Press as a senior … also first-team all-state by AP as a junior … two-time all-state selection by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association … finalist for Joe Thomas Award presented to state’s top senior offensive lineman … named Offensive Lineman of the Year in Fox Valley Association North Division as a junior and senior … first-team All-FVA North as a junior and senior … second-team all-conference as a sophomore … three-year letterwinner in track, earn-ing all-conference honors in the discus … also played basketball … Academic All-State selection … honor roll student … coach was Steve Jones Personal: Parents are Patrick and Jennifer Bruss … volunteered with Difference MAKER Football Camp for students with disabilities … enjoys disc golf

41 Noah BurksOLB ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-2 ▪ 230 Carmel, Ind. (Carmel)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: Four-star prospect by Rivals … three-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN and Scout … named to Indiana Football Coaches Association Top-50 All-State team as a junior and senior … first-team all-state by Associated Press as a senior, logging 89 tackles, 14 TFLs, 6 sacks and 3 interceptions … also earned honorable all-state honorable mention from AP as a junior, recording 120 tackles, 18 TFLs, 4 sacks and 4 forced fumbles … two-time first-team All-Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference … two-time team MVP … team captain as a senior … finished career with 259 tackles, 36 TFLs, 13 sacks, 4 forced fumbles and 4 interceptions … also lettered in baseball and track and field … high school coach was John Hebert

Personal: Parents are Jeff Burks and Wendi Burks … father played football at Butler, earning first-team All-Pioneer Football League honors as an offensive lineman in 1993

26 Eric BurrellS ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-0 ▪ 187 Severn, Md. (McDonogh School)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: Four-star prospect by ESPN … three-star prospect by 247 Sports, Rivals and Scout … selected for 2016 Offense-Defense All-American Bowl … consensus all-state selection as a junior (37 tackles, interception) and senior (41 tackles, two interceptions) … three-time first-team All-Metro selection by Baltimore Sun … fin-ished career with 172 tackles, 7 interceptions and 12 touchdowns … also lettered in track and field … high school coach was Dom Damico

Personal: Parents are Scott Burrell and Crystal Dotson ... major is personal finance

29 Dontye Carriere-WilliamsCB ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 5-10 ▪ 192 Hallandale Beach, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: Three-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … helped Aquinas claim back-to-back Class 7A state championships … grabbed three inter-ceptions as a senior … finished career with 70 tackles, 30 pass breakups and 5 interceptions … high school coach was Roger Harriott

Personal: Parents are Ricky Williams and Tomeka Smith

87 Quintez CephusWR ▪ So./So. ▪ 6-1 ▪ 205 Macon, Ga. (Stratford Academy)2016 Season: Earned first letter, playing in all 14 games with 5 starts … recorded 4 receptions for 94 yards … also rushed for 41 yards on 5 attempts … caught a 57-yard pass against Iowa on Oct. 22 for the season’s longest reception by a Badger … logged 2 carries for 34 rushing yards in the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic vs. Western Michigan on Jan. 2 … caught 1 pass for 22 yards vs. Minnesota on Nov. 26 … rushed for 10 yards vs. Purdue on Nov. 19

High School: Three-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … first-team all-state by Georgia Sports Writers Association and Atlanta Journal-Constitution as a senior, recording 42 receptions for 872 yards and 12 touchdowns … also logged six interceptions on defense as a senior … two-time all-region selection … two-time All-Middle Georgia pick by Macon Telegraph … finished career with 54 catches for 1,030 yards and 14 touchdowns … carried 97 times for 519 rushing yards and 11 TDs ... also completed 16 passes for 251 yards and four TDs … two-year team

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captain … also had Division I scholarship offers in bas-ketball … first-team all-state by Georgia Sports Writers Association and Atlanta Journal-Constitution as a junior … set school record with 53 points in 2015 state playoff game … also lettered in track and field … high school coach was Mark Farriba

Personal: Mother is Lakesha Cephus

CEPHUS CAREER RUSHING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Att Yds TD Y/C LG2016 14/5 5 41 0 8.2 20Totals 14/5 5 41 0 8.2 20

CEPHUS CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2016 14/5 4 94 0 23.5 57Totals 14/5 4 94 0 23.5 57

CEPHUS CAREER GAME-BY-GAME Rushing Receiving2016 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lgvs LSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Akron 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 10Georgia State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Michigan State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Michigan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ohio State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0 1 57 0 57Nebraska 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Purdue 2 10 0 8 1 5 0 5Minnesota 0 0 0 0 1 22 0 22vs Penn State 1 -3 0 -3 0 0 0 0vs W. Mich. 2 34 0 20 0 0 0 0

CEPHUS CAREER HIGHSRush Attempts: 2 (2x) MR vs. W. Michigan, Jan. 2, 2017Rush Yards: 34 vs. W. Michigan, Jan. 2, 2017Rush TDs: --Long Rush: 20 vs. W. Michigan, Jan. 2, 2017Receptions: 1 (4x) MR vs. Minnesota, Nov. 26, 2016Receiving Yards: 57 at Iowa, Oct. 22, 2016Receiving TDs: --Long Reception: 57 at Iowa, Oct. 22, 2016

37 Ethan CesarzILB ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-0 ▪ 237 Delavan, Wis. (Delavan-Darien)High School: First-team all-state and Southern Lakes Conference Defensive Player of the Year as a senior, recording 132 tackles, 9 tackles for loss, 3 sacks, 3 forced fumbles and 1 interception … also caught 47 passes for 894 yards and 7 touchdowns as a senior … two-time All-Southern Lakes Conference and WFCA All-Region selection on defense … three-time first-team all-conference first team and WFCA All-Region on offense … two-time honorable mention all-state on offense … two-time team captain and MVP … finished career with 308 tackles, 177 solo tackles, 17 tackles for loss, 5.5 sacks, 10 forced fumbles and 1 interception … registered 108 receptions, 1,970 yards and 16 touch-downs on offense … also played basketball, baseball

and track, earning 14 total letters … in baseball, was all-conference honorable mention as a junior and sec-ond team all-league as a sophomore … high honor roll student … coach was Bret St. Arnauld Personal: Parents are Jen and Jeff Cesarz … sister, Alana Cesarz, played basketball at UNLV and for one year for Boa Viagem in Portuguese professional league … worked on community service projects with DAYS Foundation

48 Jack CichyILB ▪ Sr.#/Sr. ▪ 6-2 ▪ 234 Somerset, Wis. (Hill Murray)Honors and Awards 2017 Preseason: Bednarik Award watch list, Butkus Award watch list, Nagurski Trophy watch list, Lott IMPACT Trophy watch list 2016: Butkus Award semifinalist, Lott IMPACT Trophy quarterfinalist, All-Big Ten honorable mention 2015: Holiday Bowl Defensive MVP

Notable: Logged sacks on three consecutive plays in second half of 2015 Holiday Bowl en route to Defensive MVP honors … former walk-on was awarded scholarship in summer of 2015

Career: Has played in 24 games with 11 starts … saw action in four games as a true freshman in 2013 and then redshirted in 2014 … played in all 13 games for UW unit that ranked No. 1 nationally in scoring defense (13.7 ppg) and No. 2 in total defense (268.5 ypg) in 2015 … starter at inside linebacker in 2016 before suf-fering season-ending injury vs. Iowa on Oct. 22 ... owns 120 tackles, 15.0 TFLs, 6.5 sacks, 2 forced fumbles and 6 pass breakups 2016 Season: Earned third letter, playing in seven games and making seven starts at inside linebacker ... logged 60 tackles, including 7.0 TFLs and 1.5 sacks ... recorded career-high 15 tackles, including 11 solo stops, and career-best 3.5 TFLs vs. No. 2 Ohio State on Oct. 15, earning Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week honors ... made 10 tackles in first half at Iowa on Oct. 22 before leaving game with season-ending pectoral injury ... had 8 tackles, including 1.0 TFL and a forced fumble, vs. No. 5 LSU in Lambeau Field College Classic on Sept. 3 ... made 8 tackles, including 1.0 TFL, vs. Georgia State on Sept. 17 ... recorded 6 tackles, includ-ing 1.0 TFL, at No. 8 Michigan State on Sept. 24 ... had 1 tackle vs. Akron on Sept. 10 2015 Season: Earned second letter, playing in all 13 games with four starts … finished season with 60 tackles to rank fifth on team … had 8.0 tackles for loss and 5.0 sacks, ranking third among UW players in both categories … also recorded four pass breakups and two quarterback hurries … named Defensive MVP of Holiday Bowl after recording team-high nine tackles, including 3.0 sacks, in second half vs. USC on Dec. 30 (missed first half due to targeting foul in previous game) … three sacks vs. USC came on consecutive plays … recorded team-high 10 tackles, including 3.0 TFLs and

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2.0 sacks at Maryland on Nov. 7 … logged career-high 11 tackles, including 1.0 TFL, vs. Northwestern on Nov. 21 … had eight tackles vs. Rutgers on Oct. 31 … made five tackles on two occasions vs. Hawaii on Sept. 26 and vs. Troy on Sept. 19


2013 Season: Earned first letter, playing in four games ... saw action vs. Indiana on Nov. 16, BYU on Nov. 9 and vs. Purdue on Sept. 21 ... made his Badgers debut and registered one tackle vs. Tennessee Tech on Sept. 7

High School: Recorded 107 tackles, seven tackles for loss, four sacks, six forced fumbles and four fumbles recovered, as well as one interception, four pass break-ups and two blocked kicks as a senior ... all-conference selection as a senior ... honorable mention all-state ... team MVP as a senior ... finished with 111 tackles, seven tackles for loss, two sacks, four forced fumbles and three fumbles recovered, plus three interceptions, seven pass breakups and four blocked punts as a junior ... all-conference selection ... two-time team captain ... 58 tackles and one pass broken up as a sophomore

Personal: Parents are Lisa and Steve Cichy ... father played football at Notre Dame and in the Canadian Football League ... mother played basketball at Marquette ... sister, Tessa, played basketball for the Badgers ... volunteered with Amnesty International and as youth sports camp counselor ... participated in food preparation at a local homeless shelter and volunteered at Ronald McDonald House ... enjoys golfing and boat-ing ... majoring in economics

CICHY CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2013 4/0 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 02014 Redshirt season2015 13/4 32 28 60 8.0-52 5.0-38 0 0 0 42016 7/7 45 15 60 7.0-15 1.5-3 2 0 0 2Tot. 24/11 78 43 121 15.0-67 6.5-41 2 0 0 6

CICHY CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2013 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDTenn. Tech 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0BYU 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Indiana 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02015 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs Alabama 1 1 2 1.0-4 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Miami (Ohio) 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Troy 1 4 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Hawai’i 2 3 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Iowa 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Rutgers 3 5 8 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Maryland 8 2 10 3.0-18 2.0-15 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 5 6 11 1.0-7 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Minnesota 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1vs. USC 6 3 9 3.0-23 3.0-23 0 0-0 0-0 02016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 5 3 8 1.0-5 0.0-0 1 0-0 0-0 0Akron 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Georgia State 8 0 8 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Michigan State 4 2 6 1.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Ohio State 11 4 15 3.5-7 1.0-2 1 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 6 4 10 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

CICHY CAREER HIGHSTackles: 15 vs. Ohio State, Oct. 15, 2016Tackles for Loss: 3.5 vs. Ohio State, Oct. 15, 2016Sacks: 3.0 vs. USC, Dec. 30, 2015Interceptions: --Passes Defended: 1 (6x) MR vs. Georgia St., Sept. 17, 2016

10 Jack CoanQB ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-3 ▪ 202 Sayville, N.Y. (Sayville)High School: Four-star prospect by Rivals … three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN and Scout … set Long Island career records for passing yards (9,787) and touchdown passes (128) while also rushing for 2,551 yards (6.54 average) and 33 TDs … named New York Gatorade Player of the Year as a senior … selected as state co-player of the year in Class A by New York State Sportswriters Association as a junior and senior … three-time first-team all-state selection … received Hansen Award as Suffolk County’s top player as a senior … three-time Boomer Esiason Award winner as top quarterback in Suffolk County … also a four-time all-county and three-time All-Long Island selection … threw for 1,695 yards and 21 TDs on 118-for-231 pass-ing as a freshman … as a sophomore completed 195 of 327 passes to set Long Island single-season records with 3,431 yards and 40 touchdowns … went 168-for-260 for 2,499 yards and 36 TDs as a junior, also rushing for 1,275 yards and 17 TDs … as a senior, was 158-for-220 for 2,162 yards and 31 TDs while rushing for 766 yards and 11 touchdowns … … also played lacrosse, earning all-county and all-division honors as a freshman … National Honor Society … coach was Rob Hoss Personal: Parents are Mike and Donna Coan … uncle, Danny Coan, played wide receiver at Cortland … aunt, Christina Coan, played volleyball at Quinnipiac … volun-teered with Every Child’s Dream community dinner and as part of Athletes Helping Others Club

32 Jake CollinsworthILB ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-1 ▪ 225 Merrill, Wis. (Merrill)High School: Unanimous first-team All-Great Northern Conference linebacker and second-team all-conference running back as a junior … recorded 73 tackles, 1 fumble recovery and 1 pass breakup on defense to go along with 442 rushing yards and 4 rushing touch-downs on offense … second-team all-conference line-backer sophomore year … awarded Mike Hill Memorial Award as team’s most dedicated and determined player as a senior … two-time team Man of Steel winner for highest-scoring preseason testing numbers on team … three-time team captain … finished career with 725 rushing yards on 122 carries and 8 rushing touchdowns on offense … logged 138 tackles, 1.5 sacks, 1 intercep-tion, 2 pass breakups, 1 forced fumble and 2 fumble recoveries on defense … also lettered in track and field … National Honor Society … held graduating class’ high-est grade-point average … coach was Nick Sturm

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Personal: Parents are Chad and Amy Collinsworth … participated in Link Crew, FFA, FCA, Kolor Run for United Way and Relay for Life … middle school football coach … volunteer student athletic trainer

24 Madison ConeCB ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 5-9 ▪ 178 Kernersville, N.C. (East Forsyth)High School: Three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … finished career with 196 tackles, 27 interceptions and 51 pass breakups … named all-state by Associated Press as a senior after recording 30 tack-les, 6 interceptions and 12 pass breakups … four-time All-Piedmont Triad Conference selection … three-time all-area pick … named All-Northwest by Winston-Salem Journal as a junior and senior … named team’s defen-sive MVP as a junior and senior … as a junior, logged 7 interceptions and 11 pass breakups … had 8 intercep-tions and 16 pass breakups as a sophomore … recorded 6 interceptions and 12 breakups as a freshman … also played basketball, earning all-conference and all-area honors as a sophomore and junior … two-time team MVP in basketball … National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta (mathematics honor society) member … coach was Todd Willert Personal: Parents are Harold and Alicia Cone … volun-teered with Kernersville Cares for Kids and Nobacco drug and alcohol awareness programs

43 Ryan ConnellyILB ▪ Sr./Jr. ▪ 6-3 ▪ 228 Eden Prairie, Minn. (Eden Prairie)Honors and Awards 2016: Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 31), Academic All-Big Ten

Notable: Former walk-on earned scholarship prior to 2015 season

Career: Has played in 26 games with 8 starts … owns 74 tackles, 8.0 TFLs, 4 pass breakups and an intercep-tion … played in 12 games for unit that ranked No. 1 nationally in scoring defense (13.7 ppg) and No. 2 in total defense (268.5 ypg) in 2015 2016 Season: Earned second letter, playing in all 14 games with 8 starts at inside linebacker … recorded 59 tackles, including 7.0 TFLs … logged a career-high 11 tackles, including 7 solo stops and 2.0 TFLs, as well as a career-best 2 pass breakups vs. Nebraska on Oct. 29, earning Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week honors … made 8 tackles in Big Ten Football Championship Game vs. Penn State on Dec. 3 … also recorded 8 stops vs. Northwestern on Nov. 5 … had 5 tackles, 4 of which were unassisted, in Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic vs. Western Michigan on Jan. 2 … recorded his first career interception against Illinois on Nov. 12, returning it for 12 yards

2015 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 12 games … recorded 15 total tackles, including 1.0 for loss … matched career high with four tackles (all solo) in Holiday Bowl vs. USC on Dec. 30 … logged four tackles, including 0.5 TFL, vs. Rutgers on Oct. 31 … recorded first multiple-tackle game with three total stops vs. Miami (Ohio) on Sept. 12


High School: Three-year letterwinner in football ... helped Eden Prairie to Minnesota Class 6A football state championships as a sophomore, junior and senior ... named All-Lake Conference as a sophomore, junior and senior ... served as team captain as a senior ... completed 3 of 7 passes for 118 yards and two touch-downs in 2013 state championship game ... threw for 14 touchdown passes and no interceptions as a senior ... also won state championship in lacrosse as a junior ... three-year letterwinner in lacrosse ... AP Scholar and Gold Cord recipient ... high school coach was Mike Grant

Personal: Parents are Steve and Christi Connelly ... cousin, Anders Lee, plays for the New York Islanders in the NHL ... majoring in economics

CONNELLY CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2015 12/0 8 7 15 1.0-3 0.0-0 0 0 0 02016 14/8 36 23 59 7.0-11 0.0-0 0 1 1 4Tot. 26/8 44 30 74 8.0-14 0.0-0 0 1 1 4

CONNELLY CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2015 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs Alabama 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Miami (Ohio) 0 3 3 0.5-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Troy 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Hawai’i 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Rutgers 3 1 4 0.5-2 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs. USC 4 0 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 4 3 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Akron 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Georgia State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan State 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Ohio State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Nebraska 7 4 11 2.0-2 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 2Northwestern 5 3 8 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 2 4 6 1.5-4 0.0-0 0 0-0 1-12 1Purdue 2 2 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 2 3 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Penn State 6 2 8 1.5-3 0.0-0 0 1-12 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 4 1 5 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

CONNELLY CAREER HIGHSTackles: 11 vs. Nebraska, Oct. 29, 2016Tackles for Loss: 2.0 vs. Nebraska, Oct. 29, 2016Sacks: --Interceptions: 1 vs. Illinois, Nov. 12, 2016Passes Defended: 2 vs. Nebraska, Oct. 29, 2016

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64 Brett ConnorsOL ▪ Sr./Jr. ▪ 6-6 ▪ 304 New Berlin, Wis. (West)Honors and Awards 2016: Academic All-Big Ten, Big Ten Distinguished Scholar 2015: Academic All-Big Ten

2016 Season: Earned second letter, playing in all 14 games with 4 starts ... started at center at Michigan State on Sept. 24, at Michigan on Oct. 1, vs. Ohio State on Oct. 15 and at Iowa on Oct. 22 ... part of offensive line that helped Badgers rush for 203.1 yards per game

2015 Season: Earned first letter, playing in two games ... made Badgers debut vs. Miami (Ohio) on Sept. 12 ... saw action at Nebraska on Oct. 10


High School: Three-year letterwinner ... first-team All-Woodland Conference selection and honorable mention All-Suburban by Milwaukee Journal Sentinel as a junior and senior ... team captain in his senior year ... Woodland Conference All-Academic selection ... Glenn R Davis Foundation Scholar ... high school coach was Alexander Moroder

Personal: Parents are William and Carol Connors ... majoring in kinesiology

10 Seth CurrensS ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-3 ▪ 213 Pickerington, Ohio (Central)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: Three-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … first-team all-state by Associated Press as a senior, recording 73 tackles, 3 interceptions and 9 pass breakups … also recorded 669 passing yards, 254 receiving yards, 250 rushing yards and 15 total TDs as a senior … Columbus Dispatch All-Metro selection as a senior and special mention All-Metro as a junior … team MVP and team captain as a senior … finished four-year varsity career with 209 tackles, 13 intercep-tions and 26 pass breakups … also lettered in basketball and track and field … four-year honor roll student … high school coach was Jay Sharrett

Personal: Parents are Suzy Currens and Rick Currens ... major is personal finance

6 Danny Davis IIIWR ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-0 ▪ 186 Springfield, Ohio (Springfield)High School: Four-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … second-team all-state by Associated Press as a junior and senior … played running back,

receiver and returner … as a senior, offensive player of the year in Greater Western Ohio Conference National East Division … first-team All-Southwest District … rushed for 1,195 yards and 7 touchdowns on 171 car-ries (7.0 average) as a senior … also caught 22 passes for 559 yards and 6 TDs … averaged 22.1 yards on kick-off returns … also played basketball, earning first-team all-state honors as a senior and second-team all-state as a junior by Associated Press … set school scoring record with 1,774 career points … coach was Maurice Douglass Personal: Parents are Michelle and Paul Brumfield

28 Taiwan DealRB ▪ Sr./Jr. ▪ 6-1 ▪ 219 Capitol Heights, Md. (DeMatha)Honors and Awards 2015: Big Ten Freshman of the Week (Sept. 28)

Career: Has played in 16 games and owns 3 starts at running back … has logged 149 carries for 667 yards and six touchdowns 2016 Season: Earned second letter, seeing action in 6 games with 1 start (vs. Georgia State on Sept. 17) … playing time limited due to injury … recorded 32 carries for 164 yards … had a season-high 12 rushing attempts for 58 yards against Akron on Sept. 10 … ran for 41 yards vs. Illinois on Nov. 12 2015 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 10 games with two starts at running back … ranked second on team with 503 rushing yards on 117 attempts (4.3 average) … scored six rushing touchdowns … carried 26 times for 147 yards, both career highs, and scored two touchdowns vs. Hawai’I on Sept. 26 … rushed for 90 yards and two touchdowns on 22 carries at Minnesota on Nov. 28 … carried 14 times for 45 yards and first two touchdowns of career vs. Miami (Ohio) on Sept. 12 … logged 16 carries for 84 yards vs. Troy on Sept. 19 … carried 15 times for 59 yards vs. Iowa on Oct. 3 … posted 42 rushing yards on nine carries at Maryland on Nov. 7 … made Badgers debut by rushing six times for 14 yards vs. Alabama on Sept. 5 2014 Season: Redshirt season High School: Four-star recruit by Rivals, three-star recruit by ESPN.com, Scout and 247 Sports ... Maryland Gatorade Player of the Year as a senior in 2013 ... named first-team all-state, first-team Baltimore Sun All-Metro and first-team All-Washington Catholic Athletic Conference after rushing for 1,200 yards and 18 touchdowns as a senior, leading DeMatha to WCAC title ... as a junior, named second-team All-WCAC at running back after recording 1,017 rushing yards and scoring 21 TDs ... third-team All-WCAC at running back as a sophomore, rushing for 900 yards and 13 TDs ... finished DeMatha career with 3,117 rushing yards and 52 touchdowns ... as a freshman, recorded 55 total tackles, including five sacks, while playing defense ...

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high school coach was Elijah Brooks Personal: Parents are George Deal and Towanna Deal ... cousin Mikeal Hopkins plays basketball at Georgetown ... cousin Ian Thomas played linebacker at Illinois from 2007-11 ... honor roll student ... named Maryland Army National Guard Ring of Honor Student-Athlete of the Month as a junior in September 2012 ... majoring in sociology

DEAL CAREER RUSHING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Att Yds TD Y/C LG2015 10/2 117 503 6 4.3 172016 6/1 32 164 0 5.1 12Totals 16/3 149 667 6 4.5 17

DEAL CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2015 10/2 1 4 0 4.0 42016 6/1 0 0 0 0.0 0Totals 16/3 1 4 0 4.0 4

DEAL CAREER GAME-BY-GAME Rushing Receiving2015 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lgvs Alabama 6 14 0 4 1 4 0 4Miami (Ohio) 14 45 2 9 0 0 0 0Troy 16 84 0 13 0 0 0 0Hawai’i 26 147 2 17 0 0 0 0Iowa 15 59 0 10 0 0 0 0Nebraska 4 8 0 5 0 0 0 0Maryland 9 42 0 14 0 0 0 0Northwestern 3 6 0 6 0 0 0 0Minnesota 22 90 2 13 0 0 0 0vs. USC 2 8 0 4 0 0 0 0 Rushing Receiving2016 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lgvs LSU 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 0Akron 12 58 0 12 0 0 0 0Georgia State 7 34 0 10 0 0 0 0Illinois 6 41 0 11 0 0 0 0Purdue 4 20 0 9 0 0 0 0vs W. Mich. 2 9 0 9 0 0 0 0

DEAL CAREER HIGHSRush Attempts: 26 vs. Hawai’i, Sept. 26, 2015Rush Yards: 147 vs. Hawai’i, Sept. 26, 2015Rush TDs: 2 (3x) MR vs. Minnesota, Nov. 28, 2015Long Rush: 17 vs. Hawai’i, Sept. 26, 2015Receptions: 1 vs. Alabama, Sept. 5, 2015Receiving Yards: 4 vs. Alabama, Sept. 5, 2015Receiving TDs: --Long Reception: 4 vs. Alabama, Sept. 5, 2015

63 Michael DeiterOL ▪ Sr./Jr. ▪ 6-6 ▪ 328 Curtice, Ohio (Genoa)Honors and Awards 2017 Preseason: Outland Trophy watch list, Rimington Trophy watch list 2016: All-Big Ten honorable mention (consensus) 2015: All-Big Ten honorable mention (media), Big Ten All-Freshman (ESPN)

2016 Season: Earned second letter, starting all 14 games ... made 10 starts at center and four starts at left

guard ... part of offensive line that helped Badgers rush for 203.1 yards per game 2015 Season: Earned first letter, starting all 13 games ... made seven starts at left guard and six starts at center, including in season’s final five games ... was a constant for an offensive line beset with injuries that used seven different starting combinations ... offensive line helped offense produce 228.3 passing yards per game, the third-best average in school history 2014 Season: Redshirt season High School: Three-star recruit by ESPN.com, Rivals, Scout and 247 Sports ... named first-team All-Ohio on offensive line as a senior, also earning Associated Press District IV Lineman of the Year and Great Lakes Region Lineman of the Year honors while leading Genoa to 10-1 record ... first-team All-Northern Buckeye Conference selection as a junior and senior ... named all-conference as both offensive lineman and defensive lineman as a junior in 2012 ... two-time first-team all-district pick ... as a senior, ranked second at Genoa with 42 solo tackles, 17 tackles for loss and 6.5 sacks ... also lettered in baseball ... high school coach was Tim Spiess Personal: Parents are Dave and Deanne Deiter ... three-year high honor roll student ... majoring in retailing and consumer behavior

38 Sam DeLanyWR ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 5-10 ▪ 162 Delafield, Wis. (Kettle Moraine)High School: Honorable mention all-state by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association and unanimous first-team All-Classic Eight Conference as a senior … WFCA All-Region as a senior … team captain and MVP senior year … holds school career records with 91 receptions for 1,153 yards … also hauled in 8 touchdowns … also holds single-season school records with 73 receptions for 939 yards as a senior, scoring 7 touchdowns … had 25 tackles, 1 interception and 8 pass breakups on defense … also participated in hockey and track … won Division 1 state championship in 4x400-meter relay as a senior … four-year honor roll student … National Honor Society … coach was Justin Gumm

Personal: Parents are Joe and Elizabeth DeLany … volunteered with Best Buddies Program, youth camps, Young Life at food pantries and tutored elementary, middle and high school students

67 Jon DietzenOL ▪ Jr./So. ▪ 6-6 ▪ 336 Black Creek, Wis. (Seymour)2016 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 10 games with 8 starts at left guard ... missed 4 games due to injury ... made Badgers debut in Lambeau Field College Classic vs. LSU on Sept. 3 ... made first career start vs. Akron on Sept. 10, lining up at left guard ... part of

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offensive line that helped Badgers rush for 203.1 yards per game


High School: Four-star recruit by Scout ... three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN.com and Rivals ... two-time first-team all-state selection by WFCA and Associated Press ... as a senior, named recipient of Joe Thomas Award as state of Wisconsin’s top offensive lineman ... named Bay Conference Lineman of the Year as a senior ... helped Seymour advance to quarterfinals of WIAA Division 3 state playoffs as a junior and senior... team captain and team MVP as a senior ... also played hockey ... coach was Matt Molle

Personal: Parents are Bruce and Karen Dietzen ... enjoys hunting and fishing ... majoring in life sciences communications

14 D’Cota DixonS ▪ Sr./Sr. ▪ 5-10 ▪ 204 Oak Hill, Fla. (New Smyrna Beach)Honors and Awards 2017 Preseason: Nagurski Trophy watch list 2017: Wilma Rudolph Student-Athlete Achievement Award 2016: Third-team All-Big Ten, Academic All-Big Ten Career: Has played in 30 games with 14 starts at safety ... owns 79 total tackles, 2.5 TFLs, 1.0 sack, 4 intercep-tions and 5 pass breakups ... received medical hardship waiver for season-ending injury suffered as a freshman in 2014 2016 Season: Earned second letter, starting all 14 games at safety ... recorded 4 interceptions and 4 pass breakups ... logged 60 tackles, including 32 solo stops, 2.5 TFLs and 1.0 sack ... forced 1 fumble and recovered another ... sealed Badgers’ season-opening win over No. 5 LSU in Lambeau Field College Classic on Sept. 3 by making an interception on Tigers’ final offensive drive, the first pick of his career ... secured win over No. 7 Nebraska on Oct. 29 with fourth-down pass breakup in end zone in overtime ... also logged interception and made 3 tackles vs. Nebraska ... intercepted a pass in end zone and recorded career-high 9 tackles vs. No. 2 Ohio State on Oct. 15 ... recorded an interception and returned it 40 yards vs. Illinois on Nov. 12 ... recorded 7 tackles, including first career sack, and forced a fumble at No. 8 Michigan State on Sept. 24 ... made 7 tackles vs. No. 12 Western Michigan in Cotton Bowl on Jan. 2 ... also had 7 total stops at Northwestern on Nov. 5 ... recorded 6 tackles at Iowa on Oct. 22 ... recorded 4 tackles and broke up 2 passes at No. 4 Michigan on Oct. 1 ... logged 4 tackles and broke up a pass vs. Minnesota on Nov. 26 ... had 4 tackles in Big Ten Football Championship Game vs. No. 8 Penn State on Dec. 3 2015 Season: Earned first letter, playing in all 13 games … finished with 16 tackles, including 11 solo stops, as well as 1 pass breakup and 2 quarterback hurries

… recorded career-high 9 tackles, including 5 solo stops, in season opener vs. Alabama on Sept. 5, seeing extended action in place of starter Michael Caputo, who suffered injury in first quarter … logged 2 tackles vs. Northwestern on Nov. 21 2014 Season: Played in 3 games before suffering season-ending injury ... saw action vs. Bowling Green on Sept. 20 ... recorded 3 tackles vs. Western Illinois on Sept. 6 ... made Badgers debut in season opener vs. LSU on Aug. 30 High School: Three-star recruit by ESPN.com, Rivals, Scout and 247 Sports ... four-year starter at defensive back and a three-year team captain ... first-team all-state by Associated Press as a senior ... earned second-team all-state honors as a junior ... three-time all-area pick at defensive back and running back ... Daytona Quarterback Club Player of the Week as a senior Personal: Mother is Beth Caston ... brother Daryl Dixon played safety at Florida from 1999 to 2003 and is assistant coach at Ball State... major is rehabilitation psychology

DIXON CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2014 3/0 0 3 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 02015 13/0 11 5 16 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 12016 14/14 32 28 60 2.5-15 1.0-9 1 1 4 8Tot. 30/14 43 36 79 2.5-15 1.0-9 1 1 4 9

DIXON CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2014 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Western Ill. 0 3 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Bowling Green 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02015 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs Alabama 5 4 9 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Miami (Ohio) 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Troy 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Hawai’i 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Rutgers 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs. USC 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 1-0 1Akron 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Georgia State 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan State 4 3 7 1.0-9 1.0-9 1 0-0 0-0 0Michigan 2 2 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 2Ohio State 5 4 9 0.5-5 0.0-0 0 0-0 1-0 1Iowa 4 2 6 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 3 0 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 1-5 2Northwestern 5 2 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 1-40 1Purdue 1 1 2 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 2 2 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1vs Penn State 3 1 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 2 5 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

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DIXON CAREER HIGHSTackles: 9 (2x) MR vs. Ohio State, Oct. 15, 2016Tackles for Loss: 1.0 (2x) MR at Purdue, Nov. 19, 2016Sacks: 1.0 at Michigan State, Sept. 24, 2016Interceptions: 1 (4x) MR vs. Illinois, Nov. 12, 2016Passes Defended: 2 vs. Nebraska, Oct. 29, 2016

5 Garret DooleyOLB ▪ Sr.#/Sr. ▪ 6-3 ▪ 246 Rochester, Ill. (Rochester)Career: Played in 25 games with two starts ... recorded 43 tackles, including 24 solo stops, 6.5 tackles for loss and 3.5 sacks ... earned bachelor’s degree in personal finance in May 2017 2016 Season: Earned second letter, playing in all 14 games, including two starts ... made a tackle vs. LSU on Sept. 3 ... logged 1 solo tackle vs. Akron on Sept. 10 ... recorded a solo tackle vs. Georgia State on Sept. 17 ... made 3 tackles at Michigan State on Sept. 24 ... garnered 7 tackles, including 5 solo tackles and 1.0 sack, at Michigan on Oct. 1 ... logged 4 solo tackles vs. Ohio State on Oct. 15 ... recorded 7 tackles, includ-ing a career-high 2.5 tackles for loss, at Iowa on Oct. 22 ... made a career-high 7 tackles, including 1.0 sack, vs. Nebraska on Oct. 29 ... recorded 2 solo tackles, including 1.0 TFL, at Northwestern on Nov. 5 ... logged 2 tackles vs. Illinois on Nov. 12 ... garnered 2 tackles, including 0.5 sack at Purdue on Nov. 19 ... recorded 0.5 sack vs. Minnesota on Nov. 26 ... logged 1 solo tackle vs. Penn State in the Big Ten Championship Game on Dec. 3 ... made 1 solo tackle vs. Western Michigan in the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic

2015 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 11 games … recorded three tackles … logged career-high two tackles vs. Rutgers on Oct. 31 … also made a tackle vs. Iowa on Oct. 3

2014 Season: Did not play


High School: Four-star recruit according to ESPN ... rated three stars by Rivals and Scout ... rated as the No. 18 inside linebacker according to ESPN, No. 22 by Scouts and No. 25 by Rivals ... ranked as the No. 11 recruit in the state of Illinois by ESPN, No. 17 by Rivals ... made 132 tackles, including 18.0 for loss and 14.5 sacks, at middle linebacker ... on offense, ran for 1,456 yards and 32 touchdowns, adding 34 catches for 474 yards and five more touchdowns as a senior ... Class 4A first-team all-state, ILB Lemming Award Recipient, Chicago Tribune All-State selection ... first-team all-con-ference and Central State Eight Conference Player of the Year as a senior ... as a junior, recorded 1,209 rush-ing yards, 598 receiving yards and 31 total touchdowns to go along with 146 tackles, 21 tackles for loss, six sacks ... all-state honorable mention, first-team all-con-ference as a junior ... two-time academic all-state pick ... six-time academic all-conference selection between football and baseball ... Spanish National Honor Society ... head coach was Derek Leonard

Personal: Parents are Barbie and Greg Dooley ... cousin, Buck Casson, played football at Rice University (2003-06) ... cousin, Adam Casson, plays baseball at Parkland College (2011-present) ... volunteered with the Big Buddy program, Homes for Troops and Community Service Sundays ... enjoys golfing and playing the guitar ... majoring in personal finance

DOOLEY CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2013 Redshirt season2014 Did not play2015 11/0 0 3 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 02016 14/2 24 16 40 6.5-35 3.5-25 0 0 0 0Tot. 25/2 24 19 43 6.5-35 3.5-25 0 0 0 0

DOOLEY CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2015 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDMiami (Ohio) 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Troy 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Rutgers 0 2 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs. USC 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

2016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Akron 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Georgia State 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan State 1 2 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan 5 2 7 1.0-10 1.0-10 0 0-0 0-0 0Ohio State 4 0 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 4 3 7 2.5-10 0.5-2 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 4 3 7 1.0-8 1.0-8 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 2 0 2 1.0-2 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 2 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 1 1 2 0.5-1 0.5-1 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 1 1 0.5-4 0.5-4 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Penn State 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

DOOLEY CAREER HIGHSTackles: 7 (3x) MR vs. Nebraska, Oct. 29, 2016Tackles for Loss: 2.5 at Iowa, Oct. 22, 2016Sacks: 1.0 (2x) MR vs. Nebraska, Oct. 29, 2016Interceptions: --Passes Defended: --

16 Jack DunnWR ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 5-7 ▪ 180 Madison, Wis. (Edgewood)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: Second-team all-state by Associated Press as an all-purpose player as a senior, playing quarterback and defensive back … honorable mention all-state by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association … all-region by WFCA … led Edgewood with 1,861 rushing yards (averaging 7.5 yards per carry) and 25 touchdowns …

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also passed for 714 yards and 3 TDs … second-team all-conference as a junior, completing 62.2 percent of his passes for 1,356 yards and 15 TDs … also rushed for 576 yards and 8 TDs … also lettered in basketball … Academic All-State … National Honor Society … high honor roll student … high school coach was Alan Minnaert

Personal: Parents are Robert and Julie Dunn ... majoring in finance, investment and banking and real estate and urban land economics

79 David EdwardsOL ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-7 ▪ 315 Downers Grove, Ill. (North)Honors and Awards 2016: Academic All-Big Ten Notable: Former high school quarterback began career at UW as a tight end before moving to offensive line prior to start of training camp in 2016 2016 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 13 games with 7 starts at right tackle ... made Badgers debut in Lambeau Field College Classic vs. LSU on Sept. 3 ... made first career start vs. Nebraska on Oct. 29, lining up at right tackle ... part of offensive line that helped Badgers rush for 203.1 yards per game


High School: Three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … All- West Suburban Conference as a senior … played three seasons at quarterback for Downers Grove North, also playing defensive end, out-side linebacker and long snapper … helped lead team to pair of state quarterfinal appearances … totaled more than 2,000 yards of offense a veer option quarterback … garnered all-area status as a sophomore … team captain as a senior … also a four-year letterwinner and two-year team captain in basketball … notched all-area honorable mention in basketball as a sophomore … earned academic all-conference honors as a senior … high school coach was John Wander … was on the high honor roll all four years … ISHA Academic Award recipi-ent … academic all-conference

Personal: Parents are David and Pamela Edwards … father played football at Indiana … cousin, Garrett Edwards, played football at Illinois … uncle, Ron Leoni, also played football at Illinois … served as a volunteer coach and food pantry helper ... majoring in finance, investment and banking and real estate and urban land economics

53 T.J. EdwardsILB ▪ Jr./So. ▪ 6-1 ▪ 244 Lake Villa, Ill. (Lakes Community)Honors and Awards 2016: Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic Defensive MVP, honorable mention All-Big Ten (consensus) 2015: Freshman All-America (FWAA), Big Ten All-Freshman (ESPN), Big Ten Freshman of the Week (Oct. 19)

Career: Has made 25 starts in 26 games played … owns 173 tackles, 15.0 TFLs, 3.0 sacks, 2 forced fumbles and 6 pass breakups … started all 13 games for UW unit that ranked No. 1 nationally in scoring defense (13.7 ppg) and No. 2 in total defense (268.5 ypg) in 2015 … led Badgers in tackles in each of first two seasons 2016 Season: Earned second letter, playing in 13 games with 12 starts … finished with a team-best 89 tackles, including 8.5 TFLs and 3.0 sacks … also recorded 2 pass breakups and 3 interceptions ... had 10 tackles, an inter-ception and a forced fumble in the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic vs. Western Michigan on Jan. 2, earning Defensive MVP honors … logged 11 tackles, includ-ing 8 solo stops and a career-best 2.0 TFLs, against Minnesota on Nov. 26 … had 11 tackles, 7 unassisted, at Michigan on Oct. 1 … also recorded 11 tackles vs. Georgia State on Sept. 17 … logged an interception, a sack and 1.0 TFL vs. Purdue on Nov. 19

2015 Season: Earned first letter, starting all 13 games at inside linebacker … led team with 84 tackles … logged 6.5 tackles for loss, forced a fumble and recorded four pass breakups … made 12 tackles, includ-ing 1.0 TFL, in Badgers debut vs. Alabama on Sept. 5 … recorded career-high 16 tackles, including 1.5 TFLs and a forced fumble, vs. Purdue on Oct. 17, earning Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors … tallied nine total stops at Nebraska on Oct. 10 … had eight tackles, including 1.0 TFLs, vs. Northwestern on Nov. 21 … finished with seven total stops vs. Iowa on Oct. 3 … made six tackles vs. Minnesota on Nov. 28 … had four total tackles, including 1.0 TFL, in Holiday Bowl vs. USC on Dec. 30 … made five stops at Maryland on Nov. 7


High School: Three-star recruit by Rivals and Scout ... honorable mention all-state by the Illinois High School Football Coaches Association as a junior and senior ... first-team All-North Suburban Conference and all-area pick as a junior and senior ... as a senior, posted 20 tackles, 2 TFLs, 2 sacks and an interception in only three games on defense, while throwing for 11 TDs in limited action on offense ... as a junior, threw for 1,789 yards and 19 touchdowns while rushing for 492 yards and another 11 scores ... finished career with 17-3 record as Lakes’ starting quarterback, throwing for over 2,500 yards and 30 touchdowns ... also ran for 854 yards and 16 TDs in two seasons as QB ... also lettered four years in basketball and two in baseball ... high school coach was Luke Mertens

Personal: Parents are Cathy and Vince Edwards ...

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brother Lee Chiakas played rugby at Southern Illinois from 2006-08 ... major is life sciences communication

EDWARDS CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2015 13/13 41 43 84 6.5-11 0.0-0 1 0 0 42016 13/12 48 41 89 8.5-34 3.0-24 1 0 3 5Tot. 26/25 89 84 173 15.0-45 3.0-24 2 0 3 9

EDWARDS CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2015 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs Alabama 6 6 12 1.0-2 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Miami (Ohio) 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Troy 2 2 4 0.5-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Hawai’i 2 2 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Iowa 3 4 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 5 4 9 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 7 9 16 1.5-2 0.0-0 1 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 2 2 4 1.5-4 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 2Rutgers 1 2 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 3 2 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 2 6 8 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 4 2 6 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs. USC 3 1 4 1.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDAkron 1 1 2 1.0-1 1.0-1 0 0-0 0-0 0Georgia State 6 5 11 1.0-2 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan State 0 4 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 1-0 1Michigan 7 4 11 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Ohio State 5 4 9 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 2 5 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Nebraska 5 1 6 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 4 2 6 1.5-9 1.0-8 0 0-0 0-0 1Illinois 2 3 5 2.0-3 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 3 0 3 1.0-15 1.0-15 0 0-0 1-0 1Minnesota 8 3 11 2.0-4 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Penn State 1 3 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 4 6 10 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 0-0 1-0 1

EDWARDS CAREER HIGHSTackles: 16 vs. Purdue, Oct. 17, 2015Tackles for Loss: 2.0 (2x) MR vs. Minnesota, Nov. 26, 2016Sacks: 1.0 (3x) MR at Purdue, Nov. 19, 2016Interceptions: 1 (3x) MR vs. W. Michigan, Jan. 2, 2017Passes Defended: 2 vs. Illinois, Oct. 24, 2015

78 Jason ErdmannOL ▪ Jr./So. ▪ 6-6 ▪ 337 Richfield, Wis. (Slinger)2016 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 13 games ... made Badgers debut vs. Akron on Sept. 10


High School: As a senior, named first-team all-state by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association … second-team all-state by Associated Press … three-time first-team All-Little Ten Conference defensive lineman … two-time first-team all-conference offensive lineman … two-time all-area selection … 2014 West Bend Daily News Defensive Player of the Year … recorded 72 tackles, including 10 tackles for loss, six sacks and three blocked kicks as a senior … also rushed for one touchdown … as

a junior, registered 54 tackles, including seven for loss, one sack and two forced fumbles … as a sophomore, tallied 67 tackles, including 13 for loss, two sacks and two blocked kicks … three-time team lineman of the year … two-time team captain in football … also lettered in basketball and was team captain as a senior… landed on the academic honor roll seven semesters … coach was Bill Jacklin

Personal: Parents are Jeff and Kristen Erdmann … WIAA certified basketball referee … has coached youth football and basketball … enjoys snowmobiling, hunting and building ... life sciences communication major

18 Arrington FarrarILB ▪ Jr./Jr. ▪ 6-2 ▪ 237 Atlanta, Ga. (Woodward Academy)Honors and Awards 2016: Academic All-Big Ten Career: Played in 26 total games ... recorded 13 tackles, including 10 solo stops and a forced fumble 2016 Season: Earned second letter, playing in all 14 games ... finished with 7 tackles, including 5 solo stops, and 1 forced fumble ... recorded 1 solo tackle and a forced fumble vs. LSU on Sept. 3 ... logged 2 tackles, including 1 solo tackle, at Michigan State on Sept. 24 ... made 1 solo tackle at Michigan on Oct. 1 ... recorded 1 solo tackle vs. Ohio State on Oct. 15 ... made 1 tackle vs. Nebraska on Oct. 29 ... logged 1 solo tackle at Purdue on Nov. 19

2015 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 12 games … finished with six tackles, including five solo stops, as well as one quarterback hurry … recorded two tackles vs. Troy on Sept. 19 and vs. Northwestern on Nov. 21

High School: Four-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … selected for 2015 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl … first-team Class AAAA all-state selection at defensive back … racked up 107 tackles, six TFLs, two fumble recoveries, one forced fumble and one blocked field goal as a senior … also snagged two interceptions, including one returned for a touchdown, and had seven pass breakups … helped lead Woodward Academy to 2014 Georgia Class AAAA state semifi-nals, making 12 tackles and breaking up two passes in semifinal game … two-time first-team all-region, two-time first-team all-metro (South Fulton) and two-time first-team all-state selection … made Metro Atlanta All-Star team as a senior and participated in the Rising Senior Bowl as a junior … finished two-year varsity career with 205 tackles, eight TFLs, five interceptions, three forced fumbles and two blocked kicks … team captain as a senior … high school coach was John Hunt … also lettered four years in track and field … earned a Gold Eagle for a grade-point average above 3.8 as a freshman and a Silver Eagle (3.2 GPA and above) as a sophomore and junior

Personal: Parents are Felicia Perkins and Tony Farrar … cousin, Jonathan Perry, played football at North

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Carolina … grandfather, Armond Farrar, played football at Albany State University … member of school’s Service Leadership board … active in student government … was a Franklin D. Watkins Award Finalist... major is finance, investment and banking

FARRAR CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2015 12/0 5 1 6 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 02016 14/0 5 2 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 0 0 0Tot. 26/0 10 3 13 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 0 0 0

FARRAR CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2015 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDMiami (Ohio) 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Troy 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Hawai’i 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Rutgers 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs. USC 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 0-0 0-0 0Akron 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Georgia State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan State 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Ohio State 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 1 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Penn State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

FARRAR CAREER HIGHSTackles: 2 (3x) MR at Michigan St., Sept. 24, 2016Tackles for Loss: --Sacks: --Interceptions: --Passes Defended: --

73 Alex FentonOL ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-4 ▪ 299 Menomonie, Wis. (Menomonie)High School: Three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN and Scout … first-team all-state by Associated Press and Wisconsin Football Coaches Association … final-ist for Joe Thomas Award presented to state’s top senior offensive lineman … first-team All-Big Rivers Conference as a senior … part of offensive line that allowed just 1 sack on 265 pass plays during senior sea-son … moved to offensive line full time as a senior after playing defensive tackle and tight end as a junior … honorable mention all-conference as a junior … named team’s Most Valuable Underclassman as a junior … also

lettered in hockey and track … coach was Joe La Buda

Personal: Parents are James Fenton and Janelle Fenton … volunteered with Tuesday’s Table meal program for those in need … enjoys outdoor activities, including hunting and fishing

84 Jake FergusonTE ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-5 ▪ 230 Madison, Wis. (Madison Memorial)High School: Four-star recruit by 247 Sports and ESPN, three-star recruit by Rivals and Scout … selected for finals of Nike’s The Opening, rating as No. 2 tight end nationally … finished career with 1,795 receiving yards and 15 touchdowns … defensively, tallied 314 total tackles, 29 TFLs, 5 sacks, 5 interceptions and 4 forced fumbles … as a junior, named first-team All-Big Eight Conference as a wide receiver and linebacker … made All-Southwest Region at wide receiver by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association as a junior … caught 63 passes for 991 yards and 8 TDs as a junior, while also recording 99 tackles and 6 TFLs … second-team All-Big Eight as a sophomore … finished sophomore season with 133 tackles, including 22 TFLs and 2 sacks, and 3 interceptions … three-year team captain … helped lead Memorial to Division 1 state semifinal in basketball as a senior, earning third-team All-Big Eight Conference honors … honorable mention all-conference honors in basketball as a junior … also lettered in baseball … coach was Adam Smith Personal: Parents are Brad Ferguson and Dawn Ferguson … father played football at Nebraska … brother, Joe, plays safety for the Badgers … grandson of UW Director of Athletics and former football head coach Barry Alvarez

8 Joe FergusonS ▪ Sr.#/Sr. ▪ 6-1 ▪ 195 Madison, Wis. (Memorial)Honors and Awards 2016: Academic All-Big Ten 2015: Academic All-Big Ten 2014: Academic All-Big Ten

Career: Has played in 44 games with 1 start … owns 31 total tackles, including 0.5 TFL 2016 Season: Earned third letter, playing in all 14 games ... finished with 7 total tackles ... recorded 1 tackle vs. Akron on Sept. 10 ... logged 1 solo tackle at Michigan State on Sept. 24 ... garnered 3 total tack-les, including 2 solo stops vs. Nebraska on Oct. 29 ... recorded 1 tackle vs. Illinois on Nov. 12 ... logged 1 solo tackle at Purdue on Nov. 19

2015 Season: Earned second letter, appearing in 12 games … finished with 10 total tackles … recorded career-high 5 tackles vs. Rutgers on Oct. 31 … made 3 total stops vs. Minnesota on Nov. 28

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2014 Season: Earned first letter, playing in all 14 games with 1 start ... finished with 14 total tackles and 0.5 tackles for loss ... made first career start at safety vs. South Florida on Sept. 27 ... recorded a career-high 4 tackles, including 0.5 TFL, in season opener vs. LSU on Aug. 30 ... tallied 2 tackles at Iowa on Nov. 22 ... made 2 tackles vs. Nebraska on Nov. 15 ... made 2 tackles vs. Maryland on Oct. 25 ... recorded 1 tackle at Purdue on Nov. 8 ... defended a pass at Rutgers on Nov. 1 ... regis-tered 1 tackle at Northwestern on Oct. 4. ... recorded 1 tackle vs. Bowling Green on Sept. 20

2013 Season: Granted medical redshirt ... tallied 1 tack-le at Ohio State on Sept. 28 ... registered a QB hurry vs. Purdue on Sept. 21 ... saw action at Arizona State on Sept. 14 ... made his Badgers debut vs. Tennessee Tech on Sept. 7

High School: Threw for 1,454 yards and 13 touch-downs while rushing for 406 yards and 11 touchdowns as a senior ... first-team all-region, first-team all-confer-ence quarterback, second-team all-conference defen-sive back, all-city quarterback, team captain ... named to the 2012 IMG All-Madden Team ... ranked as the second-best quarterback in Wisconsin by Wissports ... threw for 1,247 yards and nine touchdowns in an injury shortened junior season, while rushing for 415 yards and five more touchdowns ... won all-city quarterback as a sophomore ... high school coach was Mike Galindo

Personal: Parents are Dawn and Brad Ferguson ... father played football at the University of Nebraska (1985-89) ... grandson of UW Director of Athletics Barry Alvarez ... volunteered at Wisconsin high school state football games and as a Little League coach ... majoring in real estate and urban land economics ... participated in study abroad program in Rome in summer of 2016

FERGUSON CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2013 4/0 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 02014 14/1 4 9 13 0.5-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 12015 12/0 2 8 10 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 02016 14/0 4 3 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0Tot. 44/1 11 20 31 0.5-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 1

FERGUSON CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2013 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDTenn. Tech 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Arizona St. 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Ohio State 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02014 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 0 4 4 0.5-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Western Ill. 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Bowling Green 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0South Florida 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at N’western 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 0 2 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Rutgers 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1at Purdue 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Iowa 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Ohio State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Auburn 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

2015 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs Alabama 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Miami (Ohio) 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Troy 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Hawai’i 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Rutgers 1 4 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 3 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs. USC 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Akron 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Georgia State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan State 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Ohio State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Penn State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

FERGUSON CAREER HIGHSTackles: 5 vs. Rutgers, Oct. 31, 2015Tackles for Loss: 0.5 vs. LSU, Aug. 30, 2014Sacks: --Interceptions: --Passes Defended: --

31 Lubern FigaroCB ▪ Sr./Sr. ▪ 6-0 ▪ 188 Everett, Mass. (Everett)Career: Has played in 38 games with 11 starts … owns 54 tackles, including 2.5 TFLs, as well as 7 pass break-ups and an interception 2016 Season: Earned third letter, playing in all 14 games with 4 starts … finished the season with 29 tackles, including 21 solo stops … logged 2 tackles and a career-best 3 pass breakups against Northwestern on Nov. 5 … had 4 tackles, a forced fumble and a pass breakup vs. Iowa on Oct. 22 … recorded a sack and a pass breakup against Minnesota on Nov. 26 … had a career-high 4 tackles vs. Georgia State on Sept. 17, vs. Ohio State on Oct. 15, at Iowa on Oct. 22 and at Purdue on Nov. 19

2015 Season: Earned second letter, playing in 11 games … recorded a solo tackle in Holiday Bowl vs. USC on Dec. 30

2014 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 13 games with seven starts ... started at safety in first career game, recording one tackle in season opener vs. LSU on Aug. 30 ... started four of first five career games ... grabbed first career interception and returned it 43 yards vs. Bowling Green on Sept. 20 ... made four tack-

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les, including 1.0 tackle for loss vs. Minnesota on Nov. 29 ... recorded four tackles at Northwestern on Oct. 4 ... forced a fumble and logged three tackles vs. South Florida on Sept. 27 ... logged three tackles vs. Auburn in Outback Bowl on Jan. 1 ... tallied two tackles vs. Ohio State in Big Ten Football Championship Game on Dec. 6 ... made two tackles vs. Nebraska on Nov. 15 ... tallied two tackles vs. Western Illinois on Sept. 6 ... recorded one tackle at Rutgers on Nov. 1

High School: Three-star recruit by ESPN.com, Scout and 247 Sports ... finished career with 117 tackles, 9 sacks, 7 interceptions and 13 pass breakups ... part of three Massachusetts Division 1A state championship teams at Everett ... as a senior, named All-Scholastic by the Boston Globe after posting 50 tackles, four sacks, three interceptions and five pass breakups ... as a junior, recorded 37 tackles, five sacks and three interceptions ... also played basketball ... high school coach was John Dibiaso

Personal: Parents are Lubren and Phanise Figaro ... cousin Nerlens Noel played basketball at Kentucky and now plays for Philadelphia 76ers ... cousin Jim Noel played football at Boston College from 2009-12 ... cousin Rodman Noel plays linebacker at NC State ... human development and family studies major

FIGARO CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2014 13/7 12 12 24 1.5-2 0.0-0 1 0 1 12015 11/0 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 02016 14/4 21 8 29 1.0-1 0.0-0 1 0 0 7Tot. 38/11 34 20 54 2.5-3 0.0-0 2 0 1 8

FIGARO CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2014 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Western Ill. 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 Bowling Green 1 1 2 0.5-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 1-43 1South Florida 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 0-0 0-0 0at N’western 1 3 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Rutgers 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 2 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 2 2 4 1.0-2 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Ohio State 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Auburn 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02015 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDMiami (Ohio) 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Troy 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Hawai’i 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Rutgers 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs. USC 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Akron 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Georgia State 3 1 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan State 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Michigan 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Ohio State 2 2 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

Iowa 3 1 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 0-0 0-0 1Nebraska 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 3Illinois 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 3 1 4 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 1 0 1 1.0-0 1.0.0 0 0-0 0-0 1vs Penn State 3 0 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

FIGARO CAREER HIGHSTackles: 4 (6x) MR at Purdue, Nov. 19, 2016Tackles for Loss: 1.0 (2x) MR at Purdue, Nov. 19, 2016Sacks: --Interceptions: 1 vs. Bowling Green, Sept. 20, 2014Passes Defended: 3 at Northwestern, Nov. 5, 2016

81 Troy FumagalliTE ▪ Sr.#/Sr. ▪ 6-6 ▪ 248 Aurora, Ill. (Waubonsie Valley)Honors and Awards 2017 (Preseason): First-team All-America (Sports Illustrated, Athlon), second-team All-America (AP) 2016: Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic Offensive MVP, second-team All-Big Ten (coaches), third-team All-Big Ten (media) 2015: All-Big Ten honorable mention (consensus) 2014: Academic All-Big Ten

Notable: Former walk-on earned scholarship prior to 2015 season

Career: Has played in 39 games with 20 starts … owns 89 catches for 1,080 yards and 3 touchdowns 2016 Season: Earned third letter, starting all 14 games at tight end … recorded 47 receptions for 580 yards, more than doubling his previous career totals … also recorded 2 touchdowns … caught 6 passes for 83 yards and recorded vital fourth-quarter touchdown in Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic vs. Western Michigan on Jan. 2, earning Offensive MVP honors … had a career-high 7 receptions for 100 yards in Lambeau Field College Classic vs. LSU on Sept. 3 … scored a touchdown against Iowa on Oct. 22, making 2 catches for 38 yards

2015 Season: Earned second letter, playing in 11 games with four starts … caught 28 passes for a total of 313 yards and one touchdown … caught six passes for 60 yards, both career highs, and scored first career touchdown at Nebraska on Oct. 10 … made catches of 7 and 23 yards on final offensive drive to set up game-winning field goal at Nebraska … logged five receptions for 52 yards at Illinois on Oct. 24 … caught three passes for 55 yards, including career-long 31-yard reception, vs. Rutgers on Oct. 31 … made four catches for 45 yards vs. Purdue on Oct. 17 … had two receptions for 36 yards in Holiday Bowl vs. USC on Dec. 30 … caught two passes for 28 yards vs. Northwestern on Nov. 28 … made three catches for 22 yards vs. Iowa on Oct. 3

2014 Season: Earned first letter, playing in all 14 games with two starts at tight end ... finished season with 14 catches for 187 yards ... had exactly one catch in 10 straight games from Sept. 6 to Nov. 22 ... made first

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career start and had one reception for a career-high 28 yards at Purdue on Nov. 8 ... earned start and recorded one catch for 12 yards at Iowa on Nov. 22 ... grabbed two catches for 18 yards vs. Auburn in Outback Bowl on Jan. 1, including a 14-yard grab on third down to set up game-winning field goal in overtime ... caught two passes for 24 yards in the Big Ten Football Championship Game vs. Ohio State on Dec. 6 ... tal-lied one reception vs. Nebraska on Nov. 15 ... caught one pass for 18 yards at Rutgers on Nov. 1 ... recorded one reception for 17 yards vs. Maryland on Oct. 25 ... tallied one catch for 12 yards vs. Illinois on Oct. 11 ... registered one reception for 11 yards at Northwestern on Oct. 4 ... logged one reception for 14 yards vs. South Florida on Sept. 27 ... recorded one catch for 22 yards vs. Bowling Green on Sept. 20 ... had one reception for 10 yards vs. Western Illinois


High School: Three-star recruit by ESPN, Rivals and Scout ... ranked as No. 32 tight end in class by ESPN ... finished career with 172 tackles, four sacks and six deflected passes ... also had 64 receptions for 1,770 yards ... also lettered in baseball ... academic all-state selection ... four-time academic all-conference honoree ... high honor roll student ... coach was Paul Murphy

Personal: Parents are Doug and Char Fumagalli ... father played football at Holy Cross ... brother, Drew, played baseball at Dayton ... brother, Ross, played football at Dayton ... participated in Link Crew and Young Life ... volunteered with Feed My Starving Children and Harvest Sunday collections ... hobbies are golf and bik-ing ... finance, investment and banking major

FUMAGALLI CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2014 14/2 14 187 0 13.4 282015 11/4 28 313 1 11.2 312016 14/14 47 580 2 12.3 30Totals 39/20 89 1080 3 12.1 31

FUMAGALLI CAREER GAME-BY-GAME Rushing Receiving2014 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lgvs LSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Western Ill. 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 10Bowling Green 0 0 0 0 1 22 0 22South Florida 0 0 0 0 1 14 0 14at N’western 0 0 0 0 1 11 0 11Illinois 0 0 0 0 1 12 0 12Maryland 0 0 0 0 1 17 0 17at Rutgers 0 0 0 0 1 18 0 18at Purdue 0 0 0 0 1 28 0 28Nebraska 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1at Iowa 0 0 0 0 1 12 0 12Minnesota 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs Ohio State 0 0 0 0 2 24 0 19vs Auburn 0 0 0 0 2 18 0 14 Rushing Receiving2015 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lgvs Alabama 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Troy 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1Iowa 0 0 0 0 3 22 0 12Nebraska 0 0 0 0 6 60 1 23Purdue 0 0 0 0 4 45 0 28Illinois 0 0 0 0 5 52 0 21Rutgers 0 0 0 0 3 55 0 31

Maryland 0 0 0 0 2 14 0 9Northwestern 0 0 0 0 2 28 0 22Minnesota 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs. USC 0 0 0 0 2 36 0 19 Rushing Receiving2016 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lgvs LSU 0 0 0 0 7 100 0 27Akron 0 0 0 0 2 16 0 10Georgia State 0 0 0 0 1 11 0 11Michigan State 0 0 0 0 4 42 0 19Michigan 0 0 0 0 2 12 0 7Ohio State 0 0 0 0 7 84 0 30Iowa 0 0 0 0 2 38 1 21Nebraska 0 0 0 0 4 48 0 30Northwestern 0 0 0 0 2 18 0 13Illinois 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0 3 52 0 28Minnesota 0 0 0 0 4 46 0 14vs Penn State 0 0 0 0 3 30 0 19vs W. Mich. 0 0 0 0 6 83 1 28

FUMAGALLI CAREER HIGHSReceptions: 7 (2x) MR vs. Ohio State, Oct. 15, 2016Receiving Yards: 100 vs. LSU, Sept. 3, 2016Receiving TDs: 1 (3x) MR vs. W. Michigan, Jan. 2, 2017Long Reception: 31 vs. Rutgers, Oct. 31, 2015

27 Rafael GaglianoneK ▪ Sr./Jr. ▪ 5-11 ▪ 232 Sao Paulo, Brazil (Chattanooga (Tenn.) Baylor) Honors and Awards 2014: All-Big Ten honorable mention (consensus)

Notable: Changed number to 27 (previously wore No. 10) prior to 2016 season in honor of former Nebraska kicker Sam Foltz, who was killed in auto accident in July 2016 ... received medical hardship waiver for season-ending injury suffered in third game of 2016 season Career: Has played in 29 games, serving as Badgers’ field goal and PAT kicker over his three seasons … owns 4 game-winning field goals, most in school history … converted game-winning kicks in Badgers’ bowl wins in 2015 Outback and 2015 Holiday bowls … converted a 47-yard game-winning kick in 2016 season-opener over No. 5 LSU in Lambeau Field College Classic on Sept. 3 … ranks No. 5 all-time at UW with 44 career made field goals … ranks third all-time in field goal percentage at 77.2% (44-for-57) … ranks third in Badgers history with 109 made PATs … PAT percentage of 98.2% (109-for-111) ranks first in school history ... converted 14 con-secutive field goal attempts to end his freshman season in 2014, matching Vitaly Pisetsky (1999) for the longest streak in school history ... went 2-for-3 from beyond 50 yards as freshman, becoming third UW player, and first freshman, in school history to hit multiple 50-yard field goals in a season (51 vs. LSU, 50 at Iowa) 2016 Season: Earned third letter, playing in 3 games before being sidelined by back injury … went 7-for-8 on field goal attempts with a long of 48 yards … went 10-for-10 on PATs … went 3-for-3 and delivered the game-winning field goal in Wisconsin’s season opening

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win in Lambeau Field College Classic vs. LSU on Sept. 3 … went 7-for-7 on PATs against Akron on Sept. 10

2015 Season: Earned second letter, playing in all 13 games … attempted 27 field goals, second-most in school history … went 18-for-27 (.667) on field goal attempts, with a long of 49 yards … went 40-for-40 on PATs … delivered game-winning field goals at Nebraska on Oct. 10 and in Holiday Bowl vs. USC on Dec. 30 … went 3-for-3 vs. USC and hit 29-yarder with 2:27 remaining to provide 23-21 win … converted 46-yarder with 4 seconds remaining to give UW lead in 23-21 win over Nebraska … went 3-for-3 on field goals vs. Miami (Ohio) on Sept. 12 … converted 2 of 3 field goals, including a 46-yarder, vs. Iowa on Oct. 3 … went 2-for-2 with a long of 49 vs. Rutgers on Oct. 31

2014 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 13 games as Badgers’ field goal specialist ... converted 19 of 22 field goal attempts for a percentage of .864 that ranked No. 8 among FBS kickers and stands No. 2 on Wisconsin’s single-season list ... was good on final 14 field goal attempts of the season ... went 14-for-15 on field goals inside 40 yards ... converted 59 of 61 PATs, the second-highest total in a season in UW history ... went 2-for-2 on field goals vs. Auburn in Outback Bowl on Jan. 1, kicking 29-yarder to tie game with 7 seconds remaining and then converting 25-yard game-winner in overtime ... made his Badgers debut by booting a 51-yard field goal vs. LSU on Aug. 30, becoming second UW fresh-man to make a 50-yarder on his first career attempt ... went 2-for-2 at Iowa on Nov. 22, connecting on a 50-yard attempt ... went 2-for-2 vs. Minnesota on Nov. 29 ... recorded a career-high three field goal attempts, and made a career-best three field goals, going 3-for-3 at Rutgers on Nov. 8 ... went 1-for-1 vs. Nebraska on Nov. 15 and vs. Maryland on Oct. 25 ... went 2-for-2 on field goals vs. South Florida on Sept. 27 and vs. Bowling Green on Sept. 20 ... recorded a career high with eight made PATs against Bowling Green ... went 1-for-2 on field goals vs. Illinois on Oct. 11, converting a 44-yarder ... went 0-for-1 at Northwestern on Oct. 4

High School: Three-star recruit by ESPN.com, Scout and 247 Sports ... named Tennessee Mr. Football Kicker of the Year after going 10-for-14 on field goals with a long of 57 yards and sending 42 of 44 kickoff attempts through the end zone ... finalist for Tennessee Mr. Football ... two-time all-state and all-region selection ... selected for Tennessee Athletic Coaches Association East-West All-Star Game ... has also lettered three years in soccer, helping lead Baylor to state title as a sopho-more ... high school coach was Phil Massey

Personal: Parents are Eduardo Gaglianone and Marta Nogueira ... brother Thiago Gaglianone played soccer at Cal Lutheran ... enjoys surfing ... life sciences com-munication major

GAGLIANONE CAREER KICKING STATISTICSYear G/S FGM FGA FG% Lg PAT PAT%2014 13/0 19 22 .864 51 59-61 .9672015 13/0 18 27 .667 49 40-40 1.0002016 3/0 7 8 .875 48 10-10 1.000Tot. 29/0 44 57 .772 51 109-111 .982

GAGLIANONE CAREER GAME-BY-GAME Field Goals Kickoffs PAT2014 M-A Lg Bk No Yds Avg TB OB M-Avs LSU 1-1 51 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 3-3Western Ill. 0-1 0 0 2 120 60.0 0 0 5-5Bowling Green 2-2 43 0 0 0 0 0 0 8-9South Florida 2-2 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 3-3at N’western 0-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-2Illinois 1-2 44 0 0 0 0 0 0 5-5 Maryland 1-1 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 6-6at Rutgers 3-3 46 0 0 0 0 0 0 4-4at Purdue 2-2 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 4-4Nebraska 1-1 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 8-8at Iowa 2-2 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-3Minnesota 2-2 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 4-4vs Auburn 2-2 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 4-4 Field Goals Kickoffs PAT2015 M-A Lg Bk No Yds Avg TB OB M-Avs Alabama 1-2 43 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2-2Miami (Ohio) 3-3 38 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 5-5Troy 0-1 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 4-4Hawai’i 0-1 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 4-4Iowa 2-3 46 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0-0Nebraska 3-5 46 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2-2Purdue 1-2 28 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 3-3Illinois 1-1 26 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 3-3Rutgers 2-2 49 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 6-6Maryland 1-2 28 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 3-3Northwestern 0-0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1-1Minnesota 1-2 46 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 4-4vs. USC 3-3 33 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2-2 Field Goals Kickoffs PAT2016 M-A Lg Bk No Yds Avg TB OB M-Avs LSU 3-3 48 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1-1Akron 1-1 33 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 7-7Georgia State 3-4 41 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2-2 GAGLIANONE CAREER HIGHSFG Made: 3 (6x) MR vs. Georgia St., Sept. 17, 2016FG Attempted: 5 at Nebraska, Oct. 10, 2015Long FG: 51 vs. LSU, Aug. 30, 2014PAT Made: 8 vs. Nebraska, Nov. 15, 2014PAT Attempted: 8 vs. Nebraska, Nov. 15, 2014Kickoffs: 2 vs. Western Ill., Sept. 6, 2014Kickoff Yards: 120 vs. Western Ill., Sept. 6, 2014Kickoff Average: 60.0 vs. Western Ill., Sept. 6, 2014

47 Griffin GradyOLB ▪ So./So. ▪ 6-3 ▪ 225 Dublin, Ohio (Coffman)2016 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 12 games ... finished with 4 total tackles, including 2 solo stops ... recorded 1 solo tackle vs. Akron on Sept. 10 ... notched 1 tackle vs. Ohio State on Oct. 15 ... garnered 2 tackles, including 1 solo tackle, vs. Illinois on Nov. 12

High School: Four-star prospect by Scout … three-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN and Rivals … Columbus Dispatch All-Metro selection and first-team All-Ohio Capital Conference as a senior, recording 151 tackles, 13 TFLs, 5 sacks, 4 forced fumbles, interception and 9 pass breakups … special mention All-Metro and second-team All-OCC as a junior, finishing with 119 tackles, 13 TFLs, 5.5 sacks, 1 forced fumble, 2 interceptions and

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5 pass breakups … team MVP as a senior … two-year team captain … finished three-year varsity career with 285 tackles, 28 TFLs, 12.5 sacks, 6 forced fumbles, 3 interceptions, 14 pass breakups and 3 blocked punts … also lettered in basketball … National Honor Society member … high school coach was Mark Crabtree

Personal: Parents are Rob Grady and Keyburn Grady … mother played basketball at UMass from 1987-91 and was team’s leading scorer as a senior … uncle, Mark Grady, played football at Eastern Illinois from 1987-91

GRADY CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2016 12/0 2 2 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0Tot. 12/0 2 2 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0

GRADY CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDAkron 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Georgia State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Ohio State 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Penn State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

GRADY CAREER HIGHSTackles: 2 vs. Illinois, Nov. 12, 2016Tackles for Loss: --Sacks: --Interceptions: --Passes Defended: --

22 Cade GreenWR ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 5-11 ▪ 185 Austin, Texas (Lake Travis)High School: Three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … finished career with 194 receptions for 2,965 yards and 37 touchdowns … helped lead Lake Travis to Class 6A Division I state championship as a senior, making 56 catches for 1,044 yards and 13 TDs … second-team All-Central Texas as a senior … third-team All-Central Texas as a junior … honorable mention all-state by Texas Sports Writers Association as a junior, with 72 receptions for 1,172 yards and 14 TDs … first-team all-district as a junior and senior … second-team all-district as a sophomore, recording 57 receptions for 702 yards and 8 touchdowns … two-time team offensive MVP … team captain as a senior … also played lacrosse, earning first-team all-state and team MVP honors as a junior … three-time academic all-district selection .. coach was Hank Carter Personal: Parents are Todd and Brenda Green … godfa-ther, Doug Piper, played quarterback at the University of San Diego (1988-90) … uncle, Don Fialek, played football at Ferris State … uncle, Jim Ellington, competed

in track at Rice (1962-66) … great-grandfather, Luther Reynolds, competed in wrestling at Navy … enjoys fish-ing and hunting

50 Izayah Green-MayOLB ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-6 ▪ 217 Bolingbrook, Ill. (Bolingbrook)High School: Three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … three-time defensive MVP at Bolingbrook … coach was John Ivlow Personal: Parents are Elvin Green and Vanessa May … enjoys music, drawing, poetry and writing

37 Garrett GroshekRB ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 5-11 ▪ 216 Amherst Junction, Wis. (Amherst)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: Named state Offensive Player of the Year by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association as a senior, leading Amherst to Division 5 state championship ... first-team all-state by WFCA and Associated Press ... Dave Kreig Award as state’s top senior quarterback ... as a senior, completed 68.8 percent of his passes for 2,398 yards and 41 touchdowns against three interceptions ... also rushed for 1,432 yards and 16 TDs ... led Amherst to state semifinals in all three years as varsity quarter-back, including runner-up finish in 2014 and state title in 2015 ... honorable mention all-state by Associated Press as a junior in 2014, throwing for 1,825 yards and 16 touchdowns while rushing for 1,281 yards 20 TDs ... three-time first-team All-Central Wisconsin Conference 8 selection and two-time league player of the year ... finished career with 5,236 passing yards and 72 TD passes ... rushed for 4,447 yards and 57 TDs ... WIAA Scholar Athlete ... also lettered in basketball, baseball, track and golf ... coach was Mark Lusic

Personal: Parents are Jill and Wayne Groshek ... National Honor Society member ... hobbies are golfing and video games ... volunteered as coach and official for youth sports programs ... personal finance major

89 Deron HarrellWR ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-2 ▪ 181 Denver, Colo. (East)High School: Three-star prospect by ESPN ... Denver Prep League Offensive MVP and first-team all-confer-ence pick as a senior, completing 61.5 percent of his passes for 1,347 yards and 17 touchdowns along with 330 rushing yards ... also first-team all-conference at defensive back, logging four interceptions ... second-team all-conference at defensive back as a junior, recording three INTs ... first-team all-conference at QB as a sophomore, throwing for 1,621 yards and 17 touch-

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downs ... two-year team captain ... three-time team MVP … also a four-year starter in basketball ... second-team all-state selection and first-team All-Denver Prep League as a sophomore, helping East win Class 5A state cham-pionship ... high school coach was Spencer Colter Personal: Parents are Damian Harrell and Lani Harrell ... father played football at Florida State and is a mem-ber of Arena Football League Hall of Fame, standing as league’s career record-holder in receptions (1,164), receiving yards (15,134), and touchdown receptions (357) ... father was two-time Arena League Offensive MVP (2005, 2006) and was named one of 10 best play-ers in league history in 2012

94 Matt HenningsenDE ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-3 ▪ 275 Menomonee Falls, Wis. (Menomonee Falls)High School: First-team all-state by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association, both as offensive lineman and defensive lineman … second-team all-state by Associated Press … swept Greater Metro Conference Offensive Lineman of the Year and Defensive Lineman of the Year awards as a senior … first-team All-Greater Metro Conference as an offensive lineman junior and senior seasons … also first-team all-conference as a defensive lineman as a senior … WFCA All-Region as a junior … two-time team captain … also lettered in bas-ketball and track and field … team captain in basketball … four-year high honor roll student … named scholar athlete as a senior ... National Honor Society … National Spanish Honor Society … National Science Honor Society … coach was Dan Lutz

Personal: Parents are Peter and Helen Henningsen … volunteered with local football and basketball programs and helped raise money for the MACC Fund

20 Faion HicksCB ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 5-10 ▪ 186 Miami, Fla. (Flanagan)High School: Three-star recruit by ESPN, Rivals and Scout … finished career with 7 interceptions and 75 tackles … rushed for 1,356 yards and 13 touchdowns … second-team All-Broward County by South Florida Sun Sentinel as a senior after helping lead Flanagan to regional semifinals … recorded 30 tackles and 3 interceptions as a senior … selected for Miami Dolphins Dade vs. Broward All-Star Game … as a junior, helped clinch Flanagan’s state title with fourth-quarter touch-down run in 2015 Class 8A championship game … honorable mention All-Broward County as a sophomore and junior … rushed for 856 yards and 8 touchdowns as a sophomore … ran for 500 yards and 3 TDs as a junior … three-year team captain … coach was Standford Samuels

Personal: Parents are Dhalid Johnson and Schevette Glinton … enjoys playing chess

39 Zach HintzeK ▪ Jr./So. ▪ 6-0 ▪ 182 Fond du Lac, Wis. (St. Mary’s Springs)2016 Season: Did not play


High School: Kohl’s All-American as a senior … named MVP of Wisconsin Division 6 state championship game after leading St. Mary’s Springs to title and setting state championship record with 49-yard field goal … 2014 Kevin Stemke Award winner as the state’s top senior kicker … kicked state-record 61-yard field goal in 2014 playoff game, earning Kohl’s Kicking National Player of the Week for breaking 68-year-old record … first-team all-state kicker by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association and Associated Press … went 15-for-20 on field goal attempts as a senior … finished career 21-for-30 on field goals with no misses under 40 yards … two-time unanimous All-Badgerland Conference pick at kicker … as a senior, named All-Badgerland as a defen-sive back … also lettered in basketball, soccer and track and field … honor roll student … coach was Bob Hyland

Personal: Parents are Dan and Jean Hintze … twice named Key Club District Award winner as outstand-ing volunteer … four-year Key Club Commitment to Excellence Award recipient … performed hundreds of hours of community service for several organiza-tions … worked three summers as a volunteer at Agnesian Healthcare … traveled on mission trips to the Philippines and Dominican Republic ... major is biology

96 Billy HirschfeldDE ▪ Sr./Jr. ▪ 6-6 ▪ 305 Okauchee, Wis. (Hartland Arrowhead)Career: Played in 16 games ... recorded 5 tackles, including 1.0 TFL and a pass breakup 2016 Season: Earned second letter, playing in 12 games ... finished with 2 tackles ... recorded 1 tackle vs. Illinois on Nov. 12 ... made 1 solo tackle vs. Minnesota on Nov. 26

2015 Season: Earned first letter, playing in four games … recorded three tackles, including 1.0 TFL … also logged one pass breakup … recorded one tackle each vs. Miami (Ohio) on Sept. 12, vs. Troy on Sept. 19 and vs. Hawaii on Sept. 26 … logged first career TFL vs. Miami (Ohio)


High School: Three-star recruit by ESPN.com, Rivals, Scout and 247 Sports ... played for Team USA in International Bowl ... finished career with 184 tackles, 49 TFLs, 35 sacks, 9 forced fumbles, 8 pass breakups and 2 blocked field goals ... recipient of Tim Krumrie Award as top defensive lineman in Wisconsin ... first-team all-state selection by Associated Press and Wisconsin Football Coaches Association as a junior and senior, helping lead Arrowhead to consecutive Division

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1 state titles ... as a senior, named Classic 8 Conference Co-Defensive Player of the Year after recording 68 tackles, 21 TFLs, 15 sacks, 5 pass breakups and 4 forced fumbles ... two-time first-team all-region, all-area and All-Classic 8 selection ... as a junior, recorded 64 tackles, 17 TFLs, 11 sacks, 3 forced fumbles ... also had 52 tackles, 11 TFLs, 9 sacks and 2 forced fumbles as a sophomore ... also lettered three years in basketball ... head coach was Greg Malling

Personal: Parents are Ronnie and Antoinette Hirschfeld ... has a sister, Anne ... selected to Principal’s Cabinet ... major is life sciences communication

HIRSCHFELD CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2015 4/0 2 1 3 1.0-2 0.0-0 0 0 0 12016 12/0 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0Tot. 16/0 3 2 5 1.0-2 0.0-0 0 0 0 1

HIRSCHFELD CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2015 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDMiami (Ohio) 1 0 1 1.0-2 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Troy 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Hawai’i 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Rutgers 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Akron 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Penn State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0HIRSCHFELD CAREER HIGHSTackles: 1 (5x) MR vs. Minnesota, Nov. 26, 2016Tackles for Loss: 1.0 (2x) MR vs. Troy, Sept. 19, 2015Sacks: --Interceptions: --Passes Defended: 1 vs. Hawai’i, Sept. 26, 2015

12 Alex HornibrookQB ▪ Jr./So. ▪ 6-4 ▪ 215 West Chester, Pa. (Malvern Prep)Honors and Awards 2016: Academic All-Big Ten Notable: Made first career start at Michigan State on Sept. 24, 2016, leading Badgers to 30-6 win ... started 9 consecutive games before being sidelined by injury suf-fered on Nov. 26 vs. Minnesota 2016 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 12 games with 9 starts ... completed 58.6% of his passes (106 of 181) for 1,262 yards, 9 touchdowns and 7 intercep-tions ... passing yardage total of 1,262 was second-best by a freshman in school history ... went 16-for-26 for 195 yards and 1 touchdown in first career start at No. 8 Michigan State on Sept. 24 ... completed 16 of 28 passes for 214 yards, 1 touchdown and 1 interception

vs. No. 2 Ohio State on Oct. 15 ... was 10-for-16 for 71 yards with 1 touchdown pass and 1 interception in overtime win over No. 7 Nebraska on Oct. 29 ... entered game vs. Georgia State on Sept. 17 and com-pleted 8 of 12 passes for 122 yards and a touchdown to lead comeback win ... went 2-for-2 for 19 yards and 1 touchdown vs. No. 12 Western Michigan in Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic, helping Badgers match Cotton Bowl record for highest team completion percentage (92.9%, 13-for-14) ... completed 11 of 19 passes for 197 yards at Iowa on Oct. 22 ... went 11-for-19 for 92 yards at Northwestern on Nov. 5 ... completed 7 of 12 passes for 85 yards and 1 touchdown vs. Illinois on Nov. 12 ... went 7-for-9 for 89 yards and 1 touchdown at Purdue on Nov. 19 ... made Badgers debut vs. Akron on Sept. 3, going 5-for-5 for 61 yards and recording first career touchdown pass


High School: Three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN.com, Rivals and Scout … as a senior, completed 63 per-cent of his passes for a school-record 2,156 yards and school-record 26 touchdowns … finished career with a school-record 3,356 passing yards and 38 touchdowns … winner of 2014 Pennsylvania Mini Max Award from Maxwell Football Club … first-team All-Inter-Academic League as a senior … also named first-team All-Main Line and first-team All-City by the Philadelphia Daily News … three-year team captain … coach was Aaron Brady

Personal: Parents are Jeff and Dawn Hornibrook … father, Jeff, played football at Temple … great uncle John Hornibrook played football at Miami (Fla.) … uncle Ben Davis was No. 2 pick in 1995 Major League Baseball Draft and went on to play for Padres, Mariners and White Sox … distinguished honor roll student … member of National Honor Society … volunteer for Make-A-Wish Foundation … National Spanish Award … Distinguished Honors ... majoring in real estate and urban land economics

HORNIBROOK CAREER PASSING STATISTICSYear G/S C A Int Yds TD Pct Lg Effic2016 12/9 106 181 7 1262 9 .586 57 125.8Tot. 12/9 106 181 7 1262 9 .586 57 125.8

HORNIBROOK CAREER GAME-BY-GAME PASSING2016 Start Att Cmp Int Pct Yards TD EfficAkron 5 5 0 1.000 61 1 268.5Georgia St. 12 8 1 .667 122 1 162.9Michigan St. * 26 16 1 .615 195 1 129.5Michigan * 25 9 3 .360 88 1 54.8Ohio State * 28 16 1 .571 214 1 126.0Iowa * 19 11 0 .579 197 0 145.0Nebraska * 16 10 1 .625 71 1 107.9Northwestern * 19 11 0 .579 92 0 98.6Illinois * 12 7 0 .583 85 1 145.3Purdue * 9 7 0 .778 89 1 197.5Minnesota * 8 4 0 .500 29 0 80.5vs W. Mich. 2 2 0 1.000 19 1 344.8

HORNIBROOK CAREER HIGHSCompletions: 16 (2x) MR vs. Ohio State, Oct. 15, 2016Attempts: 28 vs. Ohio State, Oct. 15, 2016Yards: 214 vs. Ohio State, Oct. 15, 2016Touchdowns: 1 (9x) MR vs. W. Michigan, Jan. 2, 2017Interceptions: 3 at Michigan, Oct. 1, 2016Long Pass: 57 at Iowa, Oct. 22, 2016

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98 Kraig HoweDE ▪ Jr./So. ▪ 6-3 ▪ 278 Dayton, Ohio (Archbishop Alter)2016 Season: Did not play


High School: Three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … 2014 Associated Press All-Ohio co-Defensive Player of the Year … first-team all-state selection by AP as a senior and second-team pick as a junior … two-time first-team All-Southwest Ohio selection by AP, including 2014 Defensive Player of the Year… recorded 106 total tackles and 13 TFLs as a senior … led Archbishop Alter to Ohio Class IV state championship game and 15-1 overall record in 2014 … helped Alter’s defense hold opponents to 10.8 points and less than 100 rushing yards per game … finished career with 229 tackles and 24 TFLs … team captain as a senior … also lettered three years in basketball and was two-year team captain … honor roll student … coach was Ed Domsitz

Personal: Parents are Paul and Teri Howe … father played football at Dayton … mother played basketball at Dayton … participated in mission trip to Agua Viva Children’s Home in Guatemala … member of Key Club … also member of Polar Bears, coaching basketball for children with special needs … enjoys weightlifting and video games ... communication arts major

9 Rachid IbrahimRB ▪ Sr.#/Sr. ▪ 6-0 ▪ 195 Rockville, Md. (Avalon/Pittsburgh)Notable: Transferred to Wisconsin in June 2017 Career: Played in 26 games over first two seasons at Pittsburgh under then-head coach Paul Chryst … rushed for 399 yards on 60 carries (6.7 avg.) … caught 20 passes for 161 yards and a touchdown … did not play in final two years at Pitt after suffering torn Achilles tendon prior to 2015 season 2016 Season (at Pittsburgh): Did not play 2015 Season (at Pittsburgh): Did not play in after sus-taining a torn Achilles tendon during training camp 2014 Season (at Pittsburgh): Played in all 13 games … averaged 8.0 yards per carry, rushing for 263 yards on 33 attempts ... had 11 receptions for 73 yards (6.6 avg.) and two kickoff returns for 30 yards (15.0 avg.) … posted career highs with 91 yards on 14 carries (6.5 avg.) vs. Delaware on Aug. 30 ...had 66 yards on just 3 carries (22.0 avg.), including career-long 50-yard run, vs. Georgia Tech on Oct. 25 ... logged 23 yards on 3 carries (7.7 avg.) vs. Syracuse on Nov. 22 2013 Season (at Pittsburgh): Played in all 13 games as a true freshman ... rushed for 136 yards on 27 carries

(5.0 avg.) ... had 9 receptions for 88 yards (9.8 avg.) and a TD ... recorded season-high 51 rushing yards on 4 carries (12.8 avg.) and also caught a 23-yard TD pass vs. Miami on Nov. 29 … had 26 yards on 4 carries (6.5 avg.) and 1 catch for 17 yards vs. Virginia on Sept. 28 ... began returning kickoffs in the final three games of the year and averaged 19.8 yards on 6 returns ... had a season-long 26-yard kick return vs. Miami High School: First-team Maryland Small School All-State ... three-time Capital Area Football Conference (CAFC) Offensive Player of the Year ... led Avalon to three consecutive CAFC championships with a com-bined record of 25-8 (.758) … set school record with 4,835 rushing yards, averaging 9.1 yards per carry in three-year varsity career … had 7 games with more than 200 rushing yards, including school-record 370 yards vs. Riverdale Baptist as a senior ... broke Maryland single-game scoring record with 50 points (8 touchdowns and a 2-point conversion) and matched single-game state record for touchdowns in a 64-55 victory over Model, logging 298 yards on 29 carries (10.3 avg.) ... selected for Maryland Crab Bowl senior all-star game and the Big 33 Football Classic (Pennsylvania vs. Maryland) ... also played basketball … head coach was Tad Shields Personal: Son of Victoire and the late Ali Ibrahim ... speaks fluent French ... has one brother ... majored in communications at Pittsburgh … pursuing master’s degree in educational leadership and policy analysis

45 Alec IngoldFB ▪ Jr./Jr. ▪ 6-2 ▪ 246 Green Bay, Wis. (Bay Port)Honors and Awards 2016: Academic All-Big Ten Notable: Moved from linebacker to running back early in freshman season in 2015 Career: Has played in 24 games … owns 67 carries for 175 yards and 8 touchdowns … has made 6 receptions for 55 yards and 2 touchdowns 2016 Season: Earned second letter, playing in all 14 games … recorded 18 carries for 44 yards and 2 touch-downs … also recorded 6 receptions for 55 yards and 2 touchdown receptions … caught a 19-yard touchdown pass vs. Purdue on Nov. 19, rushing 4 times for 6 yards and adding another touchdown on the ground … rushed 3 times for 8 yards vs. Illinois on Nov. 12, also making a 15-yard reception … had 3 carries for a season-high 13 yards vs. Michigan State on Sept. 24 … caught 6-yard touchdown pass vs. Akron on Sept. 10

2015 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 10 games … logged 49 carries for 131 yards and six touchdowns … carried nine times for 19 yards and two touchdowns vs. Purdue on Oct. 17 … logged career-high 13 carries for 26 yards and one touchdown at Illinois on Oct. 24 … scored first career touchdown and carried eight times for 14 yards at Nebraska on Oct. 10 … also scored TDs

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at Maryland on Nov. 7 and at Minnesota on Nov. 21 … made Badgers debut by carrying seven times for a career-high 60 yards vs. Hawai’I on Sept. 26

High School: Three-star recruit by ESPN and Scout … named 2014 Associated Press Wisconsin Player of the Year … first-team all-state by AP and Wisconsin Football Coaches Association … 2014 Gatorade Wisconsin Player of the Year … finalist for Dave Krieg Award for state’s most outstanding senior quarterback … led Bay Port to 2014 Wisconsin Division 1 state semifinals … as a senior, averaged 178.8 rushing yards per game, totaling 2,324 yards and 29 touchdowns on the season … completed 61.3 percent of his passes for 1,411 yards and 15 TDs … also posted a 1,024-yard rushing season with 22 TDs at running back as a sophomore, earn-ing first-team All-Fox River Classic Conference honors … in 34 career games, rushed for 4,208 yards and 61 touchdowns while completing 60.5 percent of his passes for 2,838 yards and 28 TDs … lettered four years in wrestling and one year in baseball … first-team all-conference in wrestling as a freshman, sophomore and junior … was member of the state runner-up wrestling squad as a junior … landed on the high honor roll in seven semesters … coach was Gary Westerman

Personal: Parents are Pat Ingold and Chris Ingold … father was a two-time All-American wrestler at Northern Michigan … has volunteered at the Salvation Army and as wrestling referee for youth tournaments ... major is personal finance

INGOLD CAREER RUSHING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Att Yds TD Y/C LG2015 10/0 49 131 6 2.7 262016 14/0 18 44 2 2.4 6Totals 24/0 67 175 8 2.6 26

INGOLD CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2015 10/0 0 0 0 0 02016 14/0 6 55 2 9.2 19Totals 24/0 6 55 2 9.2 19

INGOLD CAREER GAME-BY-GAME Rushing Receiving2015 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD LgHawai’i 7 60 0 26 0 0 0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Nebraska 8 14 1 6 0 0 0 0Purdue 9 19 2 7 0 0 0 0Illinois 13 26 1 8 0 0 0 0Rutgers 6 9 0 6 0 0 0 0Maryland 3 -1 1 1 0 0 0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Minnesota 3 4 1 2 0 0 0 0vs. USC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rushing Receiving2016 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lgvs LSU 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 2Akron 2 4 0 2 1 6 1 6Georgia State 1 4 0 4 2 13 0 12Michigan State 3 13 0 6 0 0 0 0Michigan 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 0Ohio State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Nebraska 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0

Northwestern 2 5 0 3 0 0 0 0Illinois 3 8 0 3 1 15 0 15Purdue 4 6 1 3 1 19 1 19Minnesota 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0vs Penn State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs W. Mich. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

INGOLD CAREER HIGHSRush Attempts: 13 vs. Illinois, Oct. 24, 2015Rush Yards: 60 vs. Hawai’i, Sept. 26, 2015Rush TDs: 2 vs. Purdue, Oct. 17, 2015Long Rush: 26 vs. Hawai’i, Sept. 26, 2015Receptions: 2 vs. Georgia St., Sept. 17, 2016Receiving Yards: 19 at Purdue, Nov. 19, 2016Receiving TDs: 1 (2x) MR at Purdue, Nov. 19, 2016Long Reception: 19 at Purdue, Nov. 19, 2016

32 Leon JacobsOLB ▪ Sr.#/Sr. ▪ 6-2 ▪ 245 San Pedro, Calif. (Golden Valley)Notable: Played outside linebacker in 2013, inside line-backer in 2014 and 2015 and fullback in 2016 before moving to outside linebacker during spring practice in 2017 … received medical hardship waiver to regain sea-son of eligibility lost to injuries in 2015 Career: Has played in 45 games with 4 starts … has recorded 82 total tackles, including 6.0 TFLs and 3.0 sacks … has also recorded 1 interception 2016 Season: Earned third letter, playing in all 14 games … had 37 tackles, including 1.0 TFL, 1.0 sack and an interception … recorded 11 tackles, including 7 solo stops, vs. Nebraska on Oct. 29 … had 4 tackles in Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic vs. Western Michigan on Jan. 2 … made first career interception against Minnesota on Nov. 26, returning it 25 yards … recorded a sack vs. Akron on Sept. 10

2015 Season: Played in four games with three starts at inside linebacker before suffering season-ending injury … finished with 10 tackles, including 2.0 TFLs and 0.5 sacks … made five tackles in season opener vs. Alabama on Sept. 5 … had four total tackles, including 1.0 TFL and 0.5 sack, vs. Miami (Ohio) on Sept. 12 … recorded 1.0 TFL vs. Hawai’I on Sept. 26

2014 Season: Earned second letter, playing in all 14 games with one start at inside linebacker ... finished with 28 total tackles, including 2.0 TFLs and 1.5 sacks ... in first career start, recorded 12 tackles, including 2.0 for loss and 1.5 sacks, and had a quarterback hurry vs. Illinois on Oct. 11 ... made four tackles vs. Bowling Green on Sept. 20 ... logged two tackles vs. Ohio State in Big Ten Football Championship Game on Dec. 6 ... notched two tackles vs. Maryland on Oct. 25 ... opened the season with two tackles vs. LSU on Aug. 30 ... tal-lied one tackle at Iowa on Nov. 22 ... made one tackle vs. Nebraska on Nov. 15 ... recorded one tackle at Rutgers on Nov. 1 ... logged one tackle vs. South Florida on Sept. 27 ... registered one tackle at Northwestern on Oct. 4 ... recorded one tackle vs. Western Illinois on Sept. 6

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2013 Season: Earned first letter, playing in all 13 games ... finished season with seven total tackles, including 1.0 TFL ... registered two tackles at Arizona State on Sept. 14 ... recorded first tackle for loss vs. Purdue on Sept. 21 ... recorded one tackle in the Capital One Bowl against South Carolina on Jan. 1 ... made one tackle vs. Northwestern on Oct. 12 ... had one tackle at Ohio State on Sept. 28 ... recorded one tackle vs. Tennessee Tech on Sept. 7 ... made Badgers debut vs. UMass on Aug. 31

High School: Three-star recruit according to ESPN ... rated as the No. 77 outside linebacker according to ESPN, No. 119 by Scout ... ranked as the No. 89 recruit in the state of California by ESPN ... first-team all-conference as a senior ... rushed for 847 yards and six touchdowns as a senior ... also recorded 19 tackles, three sacks, a forced fumble and a defensive touchdown ... four-year letterwinner in basketball ... three-time second-team All-Del Rey League selection in basketball ... honor roll student ... head coach was Robert Fisher

Personal: Parents are Tony and Theresa Jacobs ... vol-unteered as math and science tutor ... enjoys listening to music and playing basketball ... majoring in personal finance ... participated in study abroad program in Rome in summer of 2016

JACOBS CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2013 13/0 4 3 7 1.0-5 0.0-0 0 0 0 02014 14/1 18 10 28 2.0-11 1.5-10 0 0 0 02015 4/3 5 5 10 2.0-4 0.5-3 0 0 0 02016 14/0 24 13 37 1.0-7 1.0-7 0 0 1 1Tot. 45/4 51 31 82 6.0-27 3.0-20 0 0 1 1

JACOBS CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2013 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDUMass 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Tenn. Tech 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Arizona St. 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 1 0 1 1.0-5 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Ohio State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Illinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0BYU 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Indiana 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Penn State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs S. Carolina 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02014 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Western Ill. 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Bowling Green 2 2 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0South Florida 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at N’western 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 8 4 12 2.0-11 1.5-10 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Rutgers 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Iowa 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Ohio State 0 2 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Auburn 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

2015 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs Alabama 3 2 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0Miami (Ohio) 1 3 4 1.0-3 0.5-3 0 0 0 0Troy 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0Hawai’i 1 0 1 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0 0 02016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Akron 2 0 2 1.0-7 1.0-7 0 0-0 0-0 0Georgia State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan State 4 1 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Ohio State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 7 4 11 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 1 3 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 3 0 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 3 2 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 1-25 1vs Penn State 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 2 2 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

JACOBS CAREER HIGHSTackles: 12 vs. Illinois, Oct. 11, 2014Tackles for Loss: 2.0 vs. Illinois, Oct. 11, 2014Sacks: 1.5 vs. Illinois, Oct. 11, 2014Interceptions: 1 vs. Minnesota, Nov. 26, 2016Passes Defended: 1 vs. Minnesota, Nov. 26, 2016

12 Natrell JamersonS ▪ Sr./Sr. ▪ 6-0 ▪ 198 Ocala, Fla. (Vanguard)Notable: Began career as wide receiver before moving to cornerback for 2015 and 2016 seasons … expected to play safety in 2017 Career: Has played in 33 games with 2 starts … logged 23 rushing yards as a freshman wide receiver before moving to cornerback … has returned 33 kicks for 722 yards (21.9 average) and 1 touchdown … owns 37 total tackles, including 29 solo stops and 1.5 TFLs … also has 4 pass breakups 2016 Season: Earned third letter, playing in 8 games with 2 starts as a nickel back … earned first career start against Akron on Sept. 10, returning 1 kick for 26 yards, as well as logging 4 tackles and a pass breakup … had 3 kick returns for a season-best 62-yards in Big Ten Football Championship Game vs. Penn State on Dec. 3, also making 3 solo tackles … made a career-high 5 tackles, all solo stops, vs. Purdue on Nov. 19 … also returned 3 kicks for 61 yards against the Boilermakers … recorded 2 pass breakups vs. Minnesota on Nov. 26

2015 Season: Earned second letter, playing in all 13 games as Badgers’ primary kickoff returner … returned 21 kickoffs for an average of 22.3 yards per runback … scored 98-yard touchdown on kickoff return at Maryland on Nov. 7 … finished with career-high 125 yards on three kickoff returns at Maryland … finished season with 14 total tackles, including 0.5 TFL … logged career-high four tackles at Minnesota on Nov. 28

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2014 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 12 games as a wide receiver ... rushed for a career-high 23 yards on one attempt vs. Illinois on Oct. 11 ... returned a kickoff 21 yards vs. Maryland on Oct. 25 ... also saw action vs. Auburn in Outback Bowl on Jan. 1, at Iowa on Nov. 22, vs. Nebraska on Nov. 15, at Purdue on Nov. 8, at Rutgers on Nov. 1, vs. Northwestern on Oct. 4, vs. South Florida on Sept. 27, vs. Bowling Green on Sept. 20 and vs. Western Illinois on Sept. 6

High School: Three-star recruit by ESPN.com, Scout and 247 Sports ... finished career with 119 catches for 2,096 yards and 42 touchdowns ... first-team Class 6A all-state selection by Associated Press as a senior after post-ing 68 receptions for 1,195 yards and 17 touchdowns, along with two kickoff returns for touchdown ... named District 7 MVP by Florida Athletic Coaches Association ... two-time all-district and all-county pick as a senior and junior ... as a junior, caught 33 passes for 643 yards and seven TDs on way to being named to the All-North Florida first team ... coach was Alex Casteneda

Personal: Mother is Uvonda Wilkerson ... human devel-opment and family studies major

JAMERSON CAREER RUSHING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Att Yds TD Y/C LG2014 12/0 1 23 0 23.0 232015 13/0 0 0 0 0.0 02016 8/2 0 0 0 0.0 0Totals 33/2 1 23 0 23.0 23

JAMERSON CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2014 12/0 0 0 0 0.0 02015 13/0 0 0 0 0.0 02016 8/2 0 0 0 0.0 0Totals 33/2 0 0 0 0.0 0

JAMERSON CAREER KICK RETURN STATISTICSYear GP/GS Ret Yds TD Avg Lg2014 12/0 1 21 0 21.0 212015 13/0 20 448 1 22.4 982016 8/2 12 253 0 21.1 39Totals 33/2 33 722 1 21.9 98

JAMERSON CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2014 12/0 3 1 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 02015 13/0 10 4 14 0.5-2 0.0-0 0 0 0 02016 8/2 16 3 19 1.0-2 0.0-0 0 0 0 4Tot. 33/2 29 8 37 1.5-4 0.0-0 0 0 0 4

JAMERSON CAREER GAME-BY-GAME RUSH/RECEIVE Rushing Receiving2014 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD LgWestern Ill. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Bowling Green 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0South Florida 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0at N’western 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Illinois 1 23 0 23 0 0 0 0Maryland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0at Rutgers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0at Purdue 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0at Iowa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs Auburn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Rushing Receiving2015 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lgvs Alabama 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Miami (Ohio) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Troy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Hawai’i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Rutgers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Maryland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs. USC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rushing Receiving2016 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lgvs LSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Akron 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs Penn State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

JAMERSON CAREER GAME-BY-GAME KICK RETURNS2014 Ret Yds TD Avg LgMaryland 1 21 0 21.0 212015 Ret Yds TD Avg Lgvs Alabama 4 84 0 21.0 33Miami (Ohio) 1 28 0 28.0 28Troy 2 48 0 24.0 26Hawai’i 1 17 0 17.0 17Iowa 2 25 0 12.5 17Nebraska 0 0 0 0.0 0Purdue 1 10 0 10.0 10Illinois 4 64 0 16.0 31Rutgers 0 0 0 0.0 0Maryland 3 125 1 41.7 98Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0 0vs. USC 2 47 0 23.5 242016 Ret Yds TD Avg Lgvs LSU 2 34 0 17.0 17Akron 1 26 0 26.0 26Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0 0Illinois 2 47 0 23.5 25Purdue 3 61 0 20.3 39Minnesota 1 23 0 23.0 23vs Penn State 3 62 0 20.7 23

JAMERSON CAREER GAME-BY-GAME DEFENSE2014 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDWestern Ill. 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 Bowling Green 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0South Florida 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Rutgers 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Auburn 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

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2015 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs Alabama 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Miami (Ohio) 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Troy 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Hawai’i 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Rutgers 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 3 1 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs USC 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Akron 3 1 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Purdue 5 0 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 2vs Penn State 3 0 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

JAMERSON CAREER HIGHSRush Attempts: 1 vs. Illinois, Oct. 11, 2014Rush Yards: 23 vs. Illinois, Oct. 11, 2014Rush TDs: --Long Rush: 23 vs. Illinois, Oct. 11, 2014Receptions: --Receiving Yards: --Receiving TDs: --Long Reception: --Kickoff Returns: 4 (2x) MR at Illinois, Oct. 24, 2015Kickoff Return Yards: 125 at Maryland, Nov. 7, 2015Long Kickoff Return: 98 (TD) at Maryland, Nov. 7, 2015Tackles: 5 at Purdue, Nov. 19, 2016Tackles for Loss: --Sacks: --Interceptions: --Passes Defended: 2 vs. Minnesota, Nov. 26, 2016

57 Alec JamesDE ▪ Sr.#/Sr. ▪ 6-3 ▪ 272 Brookfield, Wis. (East)Honors and Awards 2016: All-Big Ten honorable mention (coaches) 2015: Academic All-Big Ten 2014: Academic All-Big Ten

Career: Has played in 39 games with 12 starts … played in 12 games for UW unit that ranked No. 1 nationally in scoring defense (13.7 ppg) and No. 2 in total defense (268.5 ypg) in 2015 … has recorded 48 total tackles, 7.0 TFLs, 4.5 sacks and 5 pass breakups 2016 Season: Earned third letter, playing in 13 games with 9 starts … had 23 tackles with 13 solo stops and 3.5 TFLs … forced a fumble and recorded 3 pass breakups … logged a career-best 8 tackles against Ohio State on Oct. 15 … recorded 3 tackles in Lambeau Field College Classic vs. LSU on Sept. 3 … made 3 tackles vs. Iowa on Oct. 22 … broke up a pass in the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic vs. Western Michigan on Jan. 2

2015 Season: Earned second letter, playing in 12 games with one start at defensive end … finished with 17 total tackles, 2.0 tackles for loss, 1.0 sacks and one pass breakup … recorded career-high seven tackles vs. Northwestern on Nov. 21 … had two tackles, including first sack of career, in season opener vs. Alabama on Sept. 5 … made two stops vs. Troy on Sept. 19 … made one tackle and broke up a pass at Nebraska on Oct. 10

2014 Season: Earned first letter, playing in all 14 games with two starts at defensive end ... totaled eight tackles, including 1.5 TFLs, one fumble recovery and one pass defended ... recorded two tackles, including 1.0 TFL, in Badgers debut vs. LSU on Aug. 30 ... logged two tack-les, including 0.5 TFL, recovered a fumble and broke up a pass vs. Bowling Green on Sept. 20 ... recorded one tackle each at Rutgers on Nov. 1, vs. Maryland on Oct. 25, vs. Illinois on Oct. 11 and at Northwestern on Oct. 4


High School: Four-star recruit according to ESPN ... rated three stars by Rivals and Scout ... No. 29 defen-sive end as rated by ESPN, No. 64 by Scout ... ranked as the No. 1 recruit in the state of Wisconsin according to ESPN, No. 2 according to Rivals ... had 97 tackles, 25.0 for loss, 12 sacks and four forced fumbles as a senior ... 2012 Wisconsin Football Coaches Association Defensive Player of the Year ... unanimous first-team all-state, first-team all-conference, first-team all-area and all-area Player of the Year according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel ... Greater Metro Conference defen-sive lineman of the year ... Tim Krumrie Award winner as the most outstanding senior defensive lineman in Wisconsin ... first-team all-state, first-team all-conference, Greater Metro Conference defensive line-man of the year, second-team all-area according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel as a junior ... all-conference honorable mention as a sophomore ... three-year letter-winner in track, qualifying for state meet in 4x100 and 4x200 relays ... head coach was Tom Swittel

Personal: Parents are Heidi James and Jimmie James ... father played football at Minnesota and went on to pro-fessional career in NFL and USFL ... enjoys working out and playing video games ... majoring in personal finance

JAMES CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2014 14/2 5 3 8 1.5-2 0.0-0 0 1 0 12015 12/1 7 10 17 2.0-4 1.0-2 0 0 0 12016 13/9 13 10 23 3.5-20 3.5-20 1 0 0 3Tot. 39/12 25 23 48 7.0-26 4.5-22 1 1 0 5

JAMES CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2014 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 2 0 2 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Western Ill. 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Bowling Green 0 2 2 0.5-1 0.0-0 0 1-0 0-0 1South Florida 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at N’western 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Rutgers 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

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Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Ohio State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Auburn 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02015 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs Alabama 1 1 2 1.0-2 1.0-2 0 0-0 0-0 0Miami (Ohio) 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Troy 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Hawai’i 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Rutgers 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 2 5 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs. USC 1 0 1 1.0-2 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 2 1 3 1.0-9 1.0-9 0 0-0 0-0 0Akron 1 0 1 1.0-1 1.0-1 0 0-0 0-0 0Georgia State 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan State 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan 2 0 2 1.0-9 1.0-9 0 0-0 0-0 0Ohio State 4 4 8 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 1 1 2 0.5-1 0.5-1 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1vs W. Mich. 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1

JAMES CAREER HIGHSTackles: 8 vs. Ohio State, Oct. 15, 2016Tackles for Loss: 1.0 (6x) MR at Michigan, Oct. 1, 2016 Sacks: 1.0 (4x) MR at Michigan, Oct. 1, 2016Interceptions: --Passes Defended: 1 (4x) MR vs. W. Michigan, Jan. 2, 2017

5 Chris JamesRB ▪ Jr./Jr. ▪ 5-10 ▪ 219 Chicago, Ill. (Notre Dame College Prep/Pittsburgh)Awards and Honors 2017 Preseason: Doak Walker Award watch list

Notable: Transferred to Wisconsin prior to 2016 season ... redshirted season per NCAA transfer rules 2016 Season: Redshirt season

2015 Season (at Pittsburgh): Played in 10 games, recording 56 carries for 253 rushing yards ... had 11 carries for 94 yards (8.6 avg.) vs. Virginia on Oct. 10 ... carried 12 times for 44 yards vs. North Carolina on Oct. 29 ... has seven carries for 32 yards vs. Youngstown State on Sept. 5 ... logged seven carries for 31 yards at Syracuse on Oct. 24

2014 Season (at Pittsburgh): Was a top reserve at run-ning back, playing in all 13 games as a true freshman ... rushed for 437 yards and four touchdowns on 87 car-ries (5.0 avg.) and added one reception for 23 yards ... logged 19 carries for 122 yards as sub for injured James Conner vs. Syracuse on Nov. 22 ... carried 11 times

for 58 yards and a touchdown at Miami on Nov. 29 ... rushed for 77 yards and two touchdowns on 14 carries (5.5 avg.) in his college debut vs. Delaware on Aug. 30

High School: Four-star recruit by Rivals and Scout ... three-star recruit by 247 Sports and ESPN ... rushed for 4,220 yards and 53 touchdowns as a three-year starter at Notre Dame College Prep ... rushed for 1,734 yards and 20 touchdowns on 252 carries (6.9 avg.) as a senior ... ran for 2,089 yards and 29 TDs on 315 carries (6.6 avg.) as a junior ... two-time Chicago Tribune All-State selection ... an offseason workout video became a viral hit and has more than four million views on YouTube ... coach was Mike Hennessey

Personal: Parents are Christopher James and the late Tonya Holmes ... was raised by grandmother Audrey Davis from age 4 following death of his mother ... has two brothers and sisters

36 Hunter JohnsonRB ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-0 ▪ 209 Darlington, Wis. (Darlington)High School: Wisconsin Football Coaches Association Offensive Player of the Year as a senior … first-team all-state by WFCA and Associated Press … Elroy “Crazylegs” Hirsch Award winner as state’s top senior running back … rushed for 2,171 yards and 41 touchdowns on 172 carries as a senior … Southwest Wisconsin Activities League Offensive Player of the Year as a junior and senior … also was second-team All-SWAL at linebacker as a junior … Southwest Shrine Club Queen B Radio Offensive Player of the Year as a senior and Defensive Player of the Year as a junior … carried 207 times for 2,365 yards and 42 touchdowns as a junior … team captain … finished career with 500 carries for 5,596 rushing yards and 98 touchdowns .. averaged 130 rushing yards per game … also logged 763 receiving yards and scored 9 touchdowns as a receiver … also played basketball … helped lead Darlington to Division 4 state championship game as a senior … honor roll student … National Honor Society … coach was Scott Zywicki

Personal: Parents are Joel and Sheila Johnson … vol-unteered at basketball camps and community Cinco de Mayo festival ... majoring in communication arts

2 Patrick Johnson IIS ▪ So./So. ▪ 5-11 ▪ 204 Washington, D.C. (The Bullis School)2016 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 13 games ... finished with 3 tackles ... garnered 2 tackles, including 1 solo stop vs. Akron on Sept. 10 ... made 1 solo tackle vs. Penn State in the Big Ten Football Championship Game on Dec. 3

High School: Three-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … missed senior season due to injury … second-team all-state (private school) and first-team All-Interstate Athletic Conference as a junior, recording

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48 tackles, 5 interceptions and scoring 6 total touch-downs while amassing 693 all-purpose yards … helped Bullis to back-to-back conference championships in two seasons at school … attended McKinely Tech for two years prior to transferring to Bullis … named second-team All-DCIAA as a sophomore at McKinley, logging 53 tackles and 6 interceptions on defense while also scoring 6 total touchdowns and punting for team … also lettered in track and field … honor roll student … high school coach was Pat Cilento

Personal: Parents are Patrick Johnson and Iris Johnson

JOHNSON CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2016 13/0 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0Tot. 13/0 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0

JOHNSON CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDAkron 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Georgia State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Ohio State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Penn State 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

JOHNSON CAREER HIGHSTackles: 2 vs. Akron, Sept. 10, 2016Tackles for Loss: --Sacks: --Interceptions: --Passes Defended: --

59 Tyler JohnsonOLB ▪ Jr./So. ▪ 6-3 ▪ 243 Menasha, Wis. (Menasha)Honors and Awards 2016: Academic All-Big Ten 2016 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 7 games


High School: Honorable mention all-state selection by Associated Press as a senior … at quarterback, led Menasha to Wisconsin Division 2 state championship with 7-for-9 passing performance for 107 yards, 25 carries for 129 rushing yards and four total touchdowns … first-team All-Bay Conference selection as a senior … completed 54.4 percent of his passes for 1,466 yards and 20 touchdowns while rushing for 1,521 yards (117.0 per game) and scoring another 20 TDs on the ground … finished career with 2,926 rushing yards, 2,606 passing yards and 62 total TDs … two-year team captain … team MVP in his senior season … also lettered four years in basketball and three years in

baseball … was a three-time team captain in basketball and named team MVP as a junior … coach was Jeramie Korth

Personal: Parents are Jim and Kristin Johnson … hob-bies include computer design … in high school, was stu-dent ambassador of Bionics/Chainz and volunteered at youth sports camps and tournaments ... major is biology

JOHNSON CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2015 Redshirt season2016 7/0 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0Tot. 7/0 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0

JOHNSON CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Akron 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Ohio State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

JOHNSON CAREER HIGHSTackles: --Tackles for Loss: --Sacks: --Interceptions: --Passes Defended: --

75 Micah KapoiOL ▪ Sr./Jr. ▪ 6-3 ▪ 326 Kapolei, Hawaii (Kapolei)Career: Has played in 25 games with 12 starts ... has started 8 games at left guard and 4 at right guard 2016 Season: Earned second letter, playing in 13 games with 2 starts at left guard ... started at left guard in season-opening Lambeau Field College Classic vs. LSU on Sept. 3 and vs. Georgia State on Sept. 17 ... part of line that helped Badgers rush for 203.1 yards per game

2015 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 12 games with 10 starts ... made four starts at right guard and six starts at left guard ... was starter at left guard when Badgers posted season-high 257 rushing yards and four touchdowns at Minnesota on Nov. 28


High School: Three-star recruit by ESPN.com ... first-team all-state and first-team All-Oahu Interscholastic Association selection as a senior ... selected for HUB Goodwill Senior Bowl, Samoa Bowl and NUC all-star games ... second-team All-OIA and third-team all-state as a junior ... also three-year letterwinner in basketball and two-year letterwinner in track ... coach was Darren Hernandez

Personal: Parents are Dean Kapoi and Patti Kapoi ... cousin Mana Greig played football at Oregon from 2009-13 ... named to Principal’s List as a senior ... major is retailing and consumer behavior

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62 Patrick KaslOL ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-5 ▪ 325 Wyoming, Minn. (Forest Lake)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: Three-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … first-team all-state by Associated Press as a senior … first-team All-Metro by Minneapolis Star Tribune … first-team all-district … Offensive Lineman of the Year in East Metro Conference’s Blue Division … All-East Metro Blue … credited with more than 50 pancake blocks as a senior … also played multiple positions on defensive line, logging 16 sacks in career … two-year team captain … earned all-confer-ence honors in wrestling as a junior, recording 17 falls, and is currently ranked No. 3 in state at heavyweight … two-time all-conference selection in track and field, competing in discus and shot put … finished fourth in discus at Class AA state meet as a junior … Academic All-State by Minnesota Football Coaches Association as a senior … National Honor Society member … high school coach was Jeff Wilson

Personal: Parents are Craig and Mary Beth Kasl … grandfather, Bill Miller, played football at Southern Illinois ... chemical engineering major

24 Adam KrumholzWR ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-1 ▪ 201 Stoughton, Wis. (Stoughton)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: Caught 42 passes for 803 yards and 10 touchdowns in eight games as senior ... finished eighth in high jump at Wisconsin Division 1 state meet as a senior, clearing 6-2 ... also qualified for state meet in long jump and triple jump as a senior ... state meet as part of 4x400 relay as a junior ... also lettered in basket-ball ... coach was Dan Prahl

Personal: Parents are Kurt Krumholz and Maja Christiansen ... enjoys skiiing, snowboarding, snorkling and hockey ... volunteered with Stoughton youth sports programs

98 Collin LarshK ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 5-10 ▪ 182 Marshall, Wis. (Monona Grove)High School: First-team all-state by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association as a senior … Kevin Stemke Award winner as state’s top senior kicker … unanimous first-team All-Badger Conference kicker and punter as a senior, also earning honorable mention as a cornerback … recorded 55 touchbacks as a senior … finished career 9-for-13 on field goals and 82-for-86 on PATs … all-conference honorable mention kicker and punter as a junior … team captain … finished career with 11 recep-

tions for 168 yards and 4 touchdowns, in addition to 70 tackles and 1 sack on defense … finished career 82-for-86 on PATs, 9-13 field goals, 66 touchbacks, average 35 yards per punt … also competed in basketball, baseball and track … coach was Brandon Beckwith

Personal: Parents are Chris and Kathleen Larsh … rang bells for Salvation Army, coached youth camps and vol-unteered at middle schools

46 Gabe LloydTE ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-4 ▪ 247 Green Bay, Wis. (Northeast Wisconsin Lutheran)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: Rushed for 2,305 yards and 42 touch-downs durinv varsity career ... also caught 34 passes for 899 yards and 16 touchdowns ... on defense, recorded 203 tackles, 10 sacks, two forced fumbles and an inter-ception ... also averaged 44 yards per punt ... first-team all-state by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association and as a senior ... named Great 8 Conference Player of the Year and first-team all-conference at defensive end and running back ... finished senior season with 1,471 rushing yards, 149 receiving yards, 28 total TDs and 51 tackles with 5 sacks ... as a junior, first-team All-Great 8 at defensive end and tight end, making 18 catches for 583 yards and 10 touchdowns and logging 65 tackles and five sacks ... helped NEW Lutheran reach state semifinals in basketball as a junior ... also lettered in golf ... coach was Dick Hasseler

Personal: Parents are Doug Lloyd and Angela Kornowski ... father played football at North Dakota State from 1985-88 and was selected by the Los Angeles Raiders in the sixth round of the 1989 NFL Draft ... honor roll student ... volunteered with youth sports programs and assisting middle school students ... hobbies including golfing, boating and art

15 Anthony LottiP ▪ So./So. ▪ 6-0 ▪ 191 Flowery Branch, Ga. (West Hall)2016 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 12 games … tallied 51 punts for 1,923 yards … placed 25 punts inside the 20 yard line … punted 7 times, placing 6 inside the 20, against Northwestern on Nov. 5, averag-ing 37.3 yards … averaged a career-best 43.0 yards on 7 punts vs. Minnesota on Nov. 26, accumulating 301 yards with a long of 60 … averaged 40.8 yards on 5 punts vs. Michigan State on Sept. 24 … averaged 39.2 yards on 5 punts against Nebraska on Oct. 29 … made his debut with the Badgers against Akron on Sept. 10, punting twice for 75 yards

High School: Five-star prospect by Kohl’s … ranked No. 8 punter nationally by Kohl’s … three-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN and Rivals … first-team All-American by Kohl’s as a senior, averaging 45.4 yards on 49

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punts, including 19 placed inside the 20-yard line and 15 of 50-plus yards … named first-team all-state by Atlanta Journal Constitution and Georgia Sportswriters Association as a junior and senior … Region 7AAA Special Teams Player of the Year as a senior … averaged 45.2 yards on 28 punts as a junior … for two-year var-sity career, averaged 45.4 yards on 77 punts … three-time Region 7AAA Scholar-Athlete … high school coach was father, Tony Lotti

Personal: Parents are Tony and Debbie Lotti … father played football at Tennessee Wesleyan, punting from 1985-89, and earned training camp invitation from New England Patriots

LOTTI CAREER PUNTING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Punts Yds Avg In-20 Lg2016 12/0 51 1923 37.7 25 60Totals 12/0 51 1923 37.7 25 60

LOTTI CAREER GAME-BY-GAME PUNTING2016 P Yds Avg Lg Blk TB FC 50+ I20Akron 2 75 37.5 42 0 0 0 0 1Georgia State 2 72 36.0 42 0 0 2 0 1Michigan State 5 204 40.8 48 0 0 1 0 2Michigan 5 174 34.8 40 0 0 0 0 2Iowa 4 123 30.8 37 0 0 0 0 2Nebraska 5 196 39.2 49 0 0 1 0 0Northwestern 7 261 37.3 53 0 0 3 1 6Illinois 4 148 37.0 46 0 0 1 0 2Purdue 3 105 35.0 41 0 0 0 0 2Minnesota 7 301 43.0 60 0 1 1 1 4vs Penn State 4 139 34.8 39 0 0 2 0 2vs W. Mich. 3 125 41.7 44 0 0 1 0 1

LOTTI CAREER HIGHSPunts: 7 (2x) MR vs. Minnesota, Nov. 26, 2016Punting Yards: 301 vs. Minnesota, Nov. 26, 2016Punting Average: 43.0 vs. Minnesota, Nov. 26, 2016Long Punt: 60 vs. Minnesota, Nov. 26, 2016

97 Isaiahh LoudermilkDE ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-7 ▪ 306 Howard, Kan. (West Elk)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: Three-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN and Rivals … first-team all-state in 8-man football by Kansas Football Coaches Association and Wichita Eagle as a senior, logging 97 tackles, 2 sacks and 2 interceptions along with 5 touchdown receptions … helped 10-1 West Elk earn its first-ever playoff win as a senior … first-team All-South Central Border League as a sophomore, junior and senior … three-time all-district and all-area selection … finished career with 267 tackles, 22 sacks and 3 interceptions on defense and logged 8 touchdown receptions on offense … two-year team MVP … first-team all-state in basketball by Kansas Basketball Coaches Association as a junior, averaging 19.2 points, 14.7 rebounds and 5.5 blocks per game … also honorable mention all-state by KBCA as a sopho-more, averaging 14.6 points and 9.9 rebounds per game … three-time All-SCBL in basketball … also competed in baseball and track and field, winning conference title in

shot put as a junior … National Honor Society … honor roll student … high school coach was Chris Haag

Personal: Parents are Stacy Howell and Carteze Loudermilk … father played basketball at Independence Community College and Creighton ... personal finance major

19 Karé LylesQB ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-0 ▪ 212 Scottsdale, Ariz. (Saguaro)Notable: Enrolled for 2016 spring semester ... missed spring practice due to injury 2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: Three-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … led Saguaro to back-to-back state championships as a junior (Division III) and senior (Division II) … all-state by Arizona Football Coaches Association as a junior … named AIA first-team All-Section (all divisions) as a junior and senior … team MVP and team captain as a senior … completed 70.5 percent of his passes during two-year varsity career, throwing for 6,981 yards, 87 touchdowns and 11 interceptions … posted a completion percentage of 71.1 while racking up 3,420 yards and 40 touchdowns as a junior … threw for 3,561 yards and 47 TDs while completing 70.1 per-cent of his passes as a senior … high school coach was Jason Mohns

Personal: Parents are Ann and Kevin Lyles … has a brother, Kayden … father played quarterback and tight end at Wisconsin from 1993-96

76 Kayden LylesOL ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-3 ▪ 320 Madison, Wis. (Middleton)High School: Four-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … unanimous first-team all-state selec-tion by Associated Press as a senior … named all-state by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association as a senior ... recipient of Joe Thomas Award as state’s top senior offensive lineman … first-team All-Big 8 Conference as a senior … played first three seasons at Saguaro High School in Scottsdale, Arizona … first-team all-section by Arizona Football Coaches Association as a junior and second-team all-section as a sophomore … two-time all-city selection Personal: Parents are Ann and Kevin Lyles … brother, Karé, plays quarterback for the Badgers … father played quarterback and tight end at Wisconsin from 1993-96 … volunteered as youth football coach

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31 Tyler MaisS ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-1 ▪ 202 Waunakee, Wis. (Waunakee)High School: First-team all-state by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association and Associated Press as a junior and senior … named Badger North Conference co-Defensive Player of the Year as a senior, finishing with 60 tackles, 3 interceptions and 2 fumble recoveries … earned first-team All-Badger North honors at both defensive back and wide receiver as a junior and senior … named team MVP as a junior and senior ... team captain as a senior … also played lacrosse, twice earning all-conference honorable mention … WFCA Academic All-State selection … high honor roll student … head coach was Pat Rice Personal: Parents are Matt and Lynn Mais … volun-teered with Madison Women’s Care Center, Waunakee Neighborhood Connection and Food for Kidz program

58 Mike Maskalunas ILB ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-3 ▪ 234 Long Grove, Ill. (Adlai E. Stevenson)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: As a starting guard, helped 14-0 Stevenson to Class 8A state championship and North Suburban Conference title as a junior … team captain as a senior, starting at inside linebacker … also lettered in basketball and baseball … two-time North Suburban Conference All-Academic … 2014 Illinois State Scholar … recipient of the Ambassador Award, Stevenson’s highest honor, as a junior … National Honor Society … four-year honor roll student … high school coach was Bill McNamara

Personal: Parents are Mark and Kristin Maskalunas … father played golf at DePaul from 1984-88 … grand-father, Ron Maskalunas, played football at Purdue … uncle, Eric Maskalunas, played football at Augustana (Ill.) from 1988-92

30 Aaron MaternowskiFB ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-0 ▪ 235 Slinger, Wis. (Slinger)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: First-team all-state by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association and Associated Press … recorded 66 tackles and 6 sacks as a senior defensive lineman … also named honorable mention all-state as an offensive lineman … all-region by WFCA as a junior … three-time first-team All-Little Ten Conference selection as a defensive lineman … named first-team All-Little Ten at both offensive line and defensive line as a junior and senior… team captain and team MVP as a senior … high honor roll student … high school coach was Bill Jacklin

Personal: Parents are Curt Maternowski and Kelly Maternowski … father played football at Wisconsin from 1988-91 … brother, Alec, played football at Pittsburgh from 2014-15 ... biology major

28 Blake MielkeS ▪ Jr./So. ▪ 6-2 ▪ 200 Hartland, Wis. (Arrowhead)2016 Season: Did not play


High School: Finished high school career with 546 rushing yards and four rushing TDs … collected 887 career passing yards with eight touchdowns … compiled 578 receiving yards in 42 grabs with six touchdowns in his senior season alone … also tallied one rushing touchdown and one passing touchdown in the 11 games he played as a senior … saw action in eight games as a junior and collected 495 rushing yards with three touchdowns (9.33 yards per carry) … also threw for 833 yards and seven touchdowns … two-time team captain … also lettered two years in track … high school coach was Greg Malling

Personal: Parents are Dave and Marybeth Mielke … father, Dave, played football at Wisconsin from 1981-85 … mother, Marybeth, played volleyball at UW-Whitewater from 1982-86 … raised more than $3,000 in four weeks with his sister for Wisconsin Upside Down … Special Olympics volunteer … helped the “Stop the ‘R’ Word Campaign ... finance, investment and banking major

68 David MoormanOL ▪ Jr./So. ▪ 6-5 ▪ 314 Northville, Mich. (Northville)Honors and Awards 2016: Academic All-Big Ten 2016 Season: Earned first letter, playing in all 14 games ... made Badgers debut in Lambeau Field College Classic vs. LSU on Sept. 3


High School: Four-star recruit by Scout … three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN and Rivals … first-team all-state selection by Associated Press as a senior in 2014 … also named first-team all-area and first-team All-Kensington Lakes Activities Association … also named All-KLAA as a sophomore and junior … two-year team captain … selected to play for Team USA vs. Canada in 2015 International Bowl … also lettered in basketball … four-year Academic All-Conference honoree … coach was Matt Ladach

Personal: Parents are Joe Moorman and Pam Moorman … father played football for Eastern Michigan from 1986-89 … cousin, Tyler Moorman, plays soccer for University of Detroit … member of high school’s leader-

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11 Nick NelsonCB ▪ Sr./Jr. ▪ 5-11 ▪ 208 Bowie, Md. (Suitland/Hawai’i)Notable: Transferred to Wisconsin prior to 2016 season ... redshirted per NCAA transfer rules 2016 Season: Redshirt season

2015 Season (at Hawai’i): Started all 13 games at cor-nerback ... finished with 53 total tackles, including 1.5 TFLs and 1.0 sack ... recorded 15 pass breakups and a forced fumble ... logged a career-high 11 total tackles, including 10 solo stops, and broke up three passes in season-opener vs. Colorado on Sept. 3 ... made nine tackles, including 0.5 TFL, and broke up a pass at Wisconsin on Sept. 26 ... recorded seven tackles, including 1.0 sack, and had two pass breakups vs. San Jose State on Nov. 21 ... had three tackles and three pass breakups at Nevada on Oct. 24 ... broke up three passes and made one tackle at Ohio State on Sept. 12 ... made six tackles at UNLV on Nov. 7

2014 Season (at Hawai’i): Played in 10 games with eight starts at cornerback ... recorded 36 total tackles, including 31 solo stops ... logged six pass breakups and a forced fumble ... made six tackles and broke up three passes vs. Wyoming on Oct. 11 ... had four tackles, broke up a pass and forced a fumble at Colorado State on Nov. 8 ... recorded seven tackles vs. Nevada on Oct. 25 ... had six tackles at San Jose State on Nov. 15 ... made four tackles, including 1.0 TFL, vs. Utah State on Nov. 1 ... had four tackles at San Diego State on Oct. 18

High School: Three-star recruit by ESPN ... played wide receiver and defensive back ... finished senior season with 20 catches for 503 yards and five touchdowns ... helped Suitland to county and regional championships and a Class 4A state runner-up finish ... honorable men-tion all-state and first-team all-county at receiver as a senior ... team MVP as a senior ... selected for 2014 Offense-Defense All-American Bowl

Personal: Parents are Mack and Nicole Nelson ... born in Florence, S.C. ... majoring in life sciences communica-tion

25 Scott NelsonS ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-2 ▪ 194 Detroit, Mich. (University of Detroit Jesuit)High School: Three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … finished four-year varsity career with 164 tackles and 10 interceptions … honorable mention all-state by Associated Press and Detroit Free Press as a senior, logging 50 tackles, 2 interceptions and scoring 13 total touchdowns in just five games … first-team all-state by Detroit Free Press and honorable mention all-state by Associated Press as a junior, recording 59

tackles, 8 pass breakups and 5 interceptions, including 2 returned for touchdowns … also totaled 1,955 all-pur-pose yards and 21 TDs as a quarterback and receiver as a junior … two-time All-Detroit pick by Detroit News … named All-Detroit Catholic High School League as a junior and senior … recorded 45 tackles and 2 intercep-tions as a sophomore … two-year team MVP and team captain … lettered in basketball and baseball … honor roll student … coach was Oscar Olejniczak Personal: Parents are Howard Nelson and Linda Kammer-Nelson … father played football at Sagninaw Valley State … mother competed in track and field at Saginaw Valley State … brother, Adam, played football at Alma College … sister, Erin, plays basketball at Albion College … volunteered weekly at Detroit homeless shelter

85 Zander NeuvilleTE ▪ Sr./Jr. ▪ 6-5 ▪ 258 Waupaca, Wis. (Waupaca)Honors and Awards 2016: Academic All-Big Ten 2015: Big Ten Distinguished Scholar, Academic All-Big Ten

Notable: Former walk-on was awarded scholarship prior to 2015 season

Career: Has played in all 27 games over first 2 seasons, making 1 start at tight end … owns 1 pass breakup on defense 2016 Season: Earned second letter, playing in all 14 games … played on all three phases, seeing action at tight end, defensive end and on special teams … earned first career start in Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic vs. Western Michigan on Jan. 2, lining up at tight end

2015 Season: Earned first letter, playing in all 13 games … recorded a pass breakup vs. Miami (Ohio) on Sept. 12.


High School: As a senior, named first-team all-state by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association and second-team all-state by Associated Press ... unanimous first-team All-Eastern Valley Conference pick and Eastern Valley Conference Defensive Player of the Year as a senior in 2013 ... named to Appleton Post-Crescent All-Area first team as a senior ... named team’s most valu-able player and Wapauca High School Senior Athlete of the Year ... led team in tackles with 99 in nine games as a senior ... second-team all-conference pick as a junior ... was also a three-year letterwinner in basketball and baseball ... served as team captain in football, basketball and baseball ... unanimous first-team All-EVC in bas-ketball as a senior and led the conference in scoring at 18.2 points per game and rebounding at 8.7 boards per game ... high school coach was John Koronkiewicz

Personal: Parents are Jeff and Shannon Neuville ... cousin, Noel Bouche, played quarterback at South Dakota State ... majoring in biology

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NEUVILLE CAREER RUSHING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Att Yds TD Y/C LG2015 13/0 0 0 0 0.0 02016 14/1 0 0 0 0.0 0Totals 27/1 0 0 0 0.0 0

NEUVILLE CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2015 13/0 0 0 0 0.0 02016 14/1 0 0 0 0.0 0Totals 27/1 0 0 0 0.0 0

NEUVILLE CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2015 13/0 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 12016 14/1 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0Tot. 27/1 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 1

NEUVILLE CAREER GAME-BY-GAME RUSH/RECEIVE Rushing Receiving2016 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lgvs LSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Akron 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Georgia State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Michigan State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Michigan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ohio State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs Penn State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs W. Mich 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

NEUVILLE CAREER GAME-BY-GAME - DEFENSE2015 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs Alabama 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Miami (Ohio) 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Troy 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Hawai’i 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Rutgers 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs. USC 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs. LSU 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Akron 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Georgia State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Ohio State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Penn State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

NEUVILLE CAREER HIGHSRushing Yards: --Rushing TDs: --Long Rush: --Receptions: --Receiving Yards: --Receiving TDs: --Long Reception: --Tackles: --Tackles for Loss: --Sacks: --Interceptions: --Passes Defended: 1 vs. Miami (Ohio), Sept. 13, 2015

34 Chikwe ObasihDE ▪ Sr.#/Sr. ▪ 6-3 ▪ 275 Brookfield, Wis. (Central)Honors and Awards 2016: All-Big Ten honorable mention (consensus), Academic All-Big Ten 2015: All-Big Ten honorable mention (media), Academic All-Big Ten 2014: Academic All-Big Ten

Career: Has played in 41 games with 31 starts … owns 84 total tackles, including 9.0 TFLs and 4.0 sacks … started all 13 games for UW unit that ranked No. 1 nationally in scoring defense (13.7 ppg) and No. 2 in total defense (268.5 ypg) in 2015 2016 Season: Earned third letter, playing in all 14 games with 11 starts … finished with 22 tackles, includ-ing 1.5 TFLs, and 4 pass breakups … logged 2 pass breakups and 2 tackles, both solo stops, in Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic vs. Western Michigan on Jan. 2 … recorded 3 tackles and recovered a fumble in Lambeau Field College Classic vs. LSU on Sept. 3 … had season-high 5 tackles vs. Nebraska on Oct. 29 … recorded 3 tackles and 1.0 sack vs. Minnesota on Nov. 26

2015 Season: Earned second letter, starting all 13 games at defensive end … recorded 41 tackles, includ-ing 5.0 TFLs and 1.0 sack … recorded career-high seven tackles vs. Northwestern on Nov. 21 … had five tackles, including 1.0 TFL, in season opener vs. Alabama on Sept. 5 … logged five stops vs. Troy on Sept. 19 … recorded four tackles, including 1.5 TFLs, at Maryland on Nov. 7 … had four tackles, including 1.0 TFL, vs. Purdue on Oct. 17 … made four tackles in Holiday Bowl vs. USC on Dec. 30 … recorded three tackles at Nebraska on Oct. 10 and vs. Illinois on Oct. 24

2014 Season: Earned first letter, playing in all 14 games with seven starts at defensive end ... finished season with 21 total tackles, including 2.5 TFLs and 1.5 sacks ... contributed to Badgers unit that ranked No. 4 in total defense (294.1 yards per game) and No. 17 in scoring defense (20.8 points per game) ... made Badgers debut with a career-high six tackles, including 0.5 TFL, vs. LSU on Aug. 30 ... made first career start and recorded a pass breakup vs. Western Illinois on Sept. 6 ... recorded three tackles vs. Bowling Green on Sept. 20 ... made two tackles vs. Auburn in Outback Bowl on Jan. 1 ... logged two tackles, including 1.5 tackles for loss and

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first career sack vs. Illinois on Oct. 11 ... notched two tackles at Northwestern on Oct. 4 ... tallied two tackles vs. South Florida on Sept. 27 ... made one tackle vs. Ohio State in Big Ten Football Championship Game on Dec. 6, vs. Minnesota on Nov. 22, vs. Nebraska on Nov. 15 and vs. Maryland on Oct. 25


High School: Four-star recruit according to Rivals ... rated three stars by ESPN and Scout ... ranked as the No. 45 defensive end by Scout, No. 46 by ESPN ... rated the No. 1 recruit in the state of Wisconsin by Rivals, No. 2 by ESPN ... selected to 2013 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl ... finished three-year varsity career with 223 tackles, 49 tackles for loss, 17 sacks, nine forced fumbles, six fumble recoveries and an interception ... first-team all-state by Associated Press and WFCA ... first-team all-conference, first-team all-area accord-ing to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel as a senior ... finished senior season with 101 tackles, 24 TFLs, 7.5 sacks, 5 forced fumbles and 2 fumble recoveries ... first-team all-conference, honorable mention all-area as a junior ... had 83 tackles, 15.5 TFLs, six sacks and two forced fumbles during junior season ... head coach was Jamie Meulemans

Personal: Full name is Chikwerendu Obasih ... father is Kemakolam Obasih ... sister, Chidera Obasih, competes in track and field at Indiana State ... father was born and raised in Nigeria before moving to the United States at age 17 when he received a full academic scholarship to Ohio University ... volunteered on Boy Scouts service projects and as youth football coach ... majoring in finance, investment and banking and risk management and insurance

OBASIH CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2014 14/7 8 13 21 2.5-10 1.5-8 0 0 0 12015 13/13 19 22 41 5.0-15 1.0-9 0 0 0 02016 14/11 10 12 22 1.5-8 1.5-8 0 1 0 4Tot. 41/31 37 47 84 9.0-33 4.0-25 0 1 0 5

OBASIH CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2014 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 1 5 6 0.5-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Western Ill. 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Bowling Green 1 2 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0South Florida 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at N’western 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 1 1 2 1.5-9 1.0-7 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Rutgers 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Ohio State 0 1 1 0.5-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Auburn 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02015 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs Alabama 4 1 5 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Miami (Ohio) 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Troy 4 1 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Hawai’i 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 1 1 2 1.5-2 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

Purdue 0 4 4 1.0-9 1.0-9 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 3 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Rutgers 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 2 2 4 1.5-3 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 2 5 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs. USC 2 2 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 1-0 0-0 0Akron 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Georgia State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan 0 2 2 0.5-1 0.5-1 0 0-0 0-0 1Ohio State 0 3 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 3 2 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Northwestern 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 2 1 3 1.0-7 1.0-7 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Penn State 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 2

OBASIH CAREER HIGHSTackles: 7 vs. Northwestern, Nov. 21, 2015Tackles for Loss: 1.5 (3x), MR vs.Maryland, Nov. 7, 2015Sacks: 1.0 (3x) MR vs. Minnesota, Nov. 26, 2016Interceptions: --Passes Defended: 2 vs. Western Michigan, Jan. 2, 2017

54 Chris OrrILB ▪ So./So. ▪ 6-0 ▪ 223 DeSoto, Texas (DeSoto)Career: Has played in 11 games with 7 starts at inside linebacker over two injury-affected seasons ... owns 46 tackles, 2.0 TFLs, 0.5 sacks, 1 forced fumble and 2 pass breakups ... received medical hardship waiver for season-ending injury suffered in 2016 2016 Season: Played in 1 game with 1 start ... started at inside linebacker in Lambeau Field College Classic vs. LSU on Sept. 3 ... suffered season-ending torn ACL on first defensive snap of the season

2015 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 10 games with six starts at inside linebacker … registered 46 total tackles, ranking sixth on team, including 2.0 TFLs and 0.5 sack … also forced one fumble and broke up two passes … logged career-high 14 tackles, including 11 solo stops, vs. Troy on Sept. 19 … also had a TFL and pass breakup vs. Troy … made eight tackles vs. Iowa on Oct. 3 … had seven tackles, including 0.5 sack, vs. Purdue on Oct. 17 … recorded 0.5 TFL in Holiday Bowl vs. USC on Dec. 30 … made four tackles vs. Miami (Ohio) on Sept. 12 and vs. Hawai’I on Sept. 26 … recorded two tackles in Badgers debut vs. Alabama on Sept. 5

High School: Three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN and Scout … honorable mention all-state by Associated Press as a senior … named first-team all-district as a junior and senior … voted DeSoto team MVP as a senior

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… racked up 183 tackles, with four forced fumbles, three fumble recovers, an interception and two defen-sive TDs as a senior ... had 172 tackles, eight forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries as a junior … fin-ished two-year varsity career with 374 total tackles, 13 forced fumbles, four fumble recoveries and three defen-sive TDs … team captain as a senior … graduated in top 10 percent of his class … National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society … coach was Todd Peterman

Personal: Parents are Terry and Rita Orr … father played tight end in the NFL for the Washington Redskins from 1986-1993 and played college football at Texas … has three brothers, Terrance, Zachary and Nick … brother, Zachary, is a linebacker for the Baltimore Ravens … brother, Nick, is a safety at TCU … member of DeSoto Youth Advisory Council, Peer Assistance Leadership, Desoto Night Out, Youth Usher Board, IMPACT Youth Ministry, IMPACT Choir, Season of Service Ministry and Spanish Club ... life sciences communication major

ORR CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2015 10/6 24 22 46 2.0-11 0.5-5 0 1 0 22016 1/1 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0Tot. 11/7 24 22 46 2.0-11 0.5-5 0 1 0 2

ORR CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2015 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs Alabama 0 2 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Miami (Ohio) 1 3 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Troy 11 3 14 1.0-5 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Hawai’i 3 1 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 4 4 8 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 1 2 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 3 4 7 0.5-5 0.5-5 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 2 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 1-0 0-0 0Minnesota 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs. USC 0 1 1 0.5-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

ORR CAREER HIGHSTackles: 14 vs. Troy, Sept. 19, 2015Tackles for Loss: 1.0 vs. Troy, Sept. 19, 2015Sacks: --Interceptions: --Passes Defended: 1 (2x) MR vs. Troy, Sept. 19, 2015

11 Jazz PeavyWR ▪ Sr.#/Sr. ▪ 6-0 ▪ 189 Kenosha, Wis. (Tremper)Career: Has played in 29 games with 14 starts … owns 63 receptions for 903 yards and 5 touchdowns … also has recorded 21 carries for 318 rushing yards and a touchdown, all coming as a junior in 2016 … has made 19 punt returns for 108 yards 2016 Season: Earned third letter, playing in all 14 games with 11 starts … had 43 catches for 635 receiv-ing yards (14.8 average) and 5 touchdowns … averaged 15.1 rushing yards per carry and scored 1 rushing touchdown … returned 17 punts for 99 yards … scored 2 touchdowns vs. Akron on Sept. 10, making 7 recep-tions for 100 yards, all career-high totals … carried 3

times for 50 yards in Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic vs. Western Michigan on Jan. 2 … caught 4 passes for 53 yards in Big Ten Football Championship Game vs. Penn State on Dec. 3 … rushed for 83 yards and made 4 catches for 47 yards vs. Minnesota on Nov. 26 … ran for a 46-yard touchdown on lone carry against Northwestern on Nov. 5 … scored a touchdown vs. Ohio State on Oct. 15 with 4 receptions for 76 yards, adding 6 carries for 70 yards … scored touchdown receptions against Illinois on Nov. 12 and against Purdue on Nov. 19 … had 1 punt return for 15 yards against Georgia State on Sept. 17

2015 Season: Earned second letter, playing in all 13 games with three starts … made 20 catches for 268 yards … also had two punt returns for total of 9 yards … recorded five receptions for 88 yards, including a 42-yarder, all career highs, vs. Northwestern on Nov. 21 … caught four passes for 44 yards at Nebraska on Oct. 10 … made three catches for 18 yards vs. Troy on Sept. 19 … logged two receptions for 15 yards vs. Miami (Ohio) on Sept. 12 … had two catches for 48 yards vs. Purdue on Oct. 17 … caught two passes for 31 yards at Maryland on Nov. 7 … made first reception of career for 14 yards in season opener vs. Alabama on Sept. 5

2014 Season: Played in two games ... saw action vs. Maryland on Oct. 25 and at Rutgers on Nov. 1


High School: Three-star recruit according to ESPN and Rivals ... rated as the No. 177 wide receiver by ESPN ... rated as the No. 9 recruit in the state by ESPN, No. 11 by Rivals ... had 38 catches for 535 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior ... first-team all-state, first-team all-conference, all-region ... team MVP and captain ... Kenosha Alan Ameche Award finalist ... caught 26 pass-es for 425 yards and eight touchdowns as a junior ... first-team all-state, first-team all-conference, all-region ... career totals of 115 catches for 1774 yards and 37 touchdowns ... coach was Frank Matrise

Personal: Parents are Linda and Jeff Peavy ... volun-teered with Boys and Girls Club youth football camp ... helped distribute gifts to children at the Holiday House ... enjoys weight lifting, basketball and video games ... majoring in community and nonprofit leadership

PEAVY CAREER RUSHING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Att Yds TD Y/C LG2014 2/0 0 0 0 0.0 02015 13/3 0 0 0 0.0 02016 14/11 21 318 1 15.1 71Totals 29/14 21 318 1 15.1 71

PEAVY CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2014 2/0 0 0 0 0.0 02015 13/3 20 268 0 13.4 422016 14/11 43 635 5 14.8 36Totals 29/14 63 903 5 14.3 42

PEAVY CAREER PUNT RETURN STATISTICSYear GP/GS Ret Yds TD Avg Lg2014 2/0 0 0 0 0.0 02015 13/3 2 9 0 4.5 92016 14/11 17 99 0 5.8 24Totals 29/14 19 108 0 5.7 24

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PEAVY CAREER GAME-BY-GAME RUSH/RECEIVE Rushing Receiving2014 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD LgMaryland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0at Rutgers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rushing Receiving2015 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lgvs Alabama 0 0 0 0 1 14 0 14Miami (Ohio) 0 0 0 0 2 15 0 10Troy 0 0 0 0 3 18 0 9Hawai’i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0 4 44 0 16Purdue 0 0 0 0 2 48 0 28Illinois 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Rutgers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Maryland 0 0 0 0 2 31 0 22Northwestern 0 0 0 0 5 88 0 42Minnesota 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 10vs. USC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rushing Receiving2016 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lgvs LSU 0 0 0 0 2 11 0 7Akron 1 23 0 23 7 100 2 34Georgia State 1 8 0 8 3 67 0 14Michigan State 0 0 0 0 4 96 0 31Michigan 2 23 0 17 1 7 0 7Ohio State 6 70 0 28 4 76 1 36Iowa 1 3 0 3 3 26 0 12Nebraska 1 2 0 2 3 25 0 12Northwestern 1 46 0 46 4 73 0 32Illinois 1 5 0 5 3 29 1 17Purdue 0 0 0 0 1 25 1 25Minnesota 3 83 0 71 4 47 0 14vs Penn State 1 5 0 5 4 53 0 24vs W. Mich. 3 50 0 51 0 0 0 0

PEAVY CAREER GAME-BY-GAME PUNT RETURNS2015 Ret Yds TD Avg LgHawai’i 1 0 0 0.0 0Rutgers 1 9 0 9.0 92016 Ret Yds TD Avg LgAkron 2 4 0 2.0 4Georgia State 2 15 0 7.5 15Michigan 3 21 0 7.0 12Iowa 1 10 0 10.0 10Northwestern 2 25 0 12.5 13Illinois 2 14 0 7.0 10Purdue 2 2 0 1.0 2Minnesota 2 8 0 4.0 5vs Penn State 1 0 0 0.0 0vs W. Mich. 0 0 0 0.0 0

PEAVY CAREER HIGHSRush Attempts: 6 vs. Ohio State, Oct. 15, 2016Rush Yards: 83 vs. Minnesota, Nov. 26, 2016Rush TDs: 1 at Northwestern, Nov. 5, 2016Long Rush: 71 vs. Minnesota, Nov. 26, 2016Receptions: 7 vs. Akron, Sept. 10, 2016Receiving Yards: 100 vs. Akron, Sept. 10, 2016Receiving TDs: 2 vs. Akron, Sept. 10, 2016Long Reception: 42 vs. Northwestern, Nov. 21, 2015Punt Returns: 3 at Michigan, Oct. 1, 2016Punt Return Yds: 25 at Northwestern, Nov. 5, 2016Long Punt Ret.: 15 vs. Georgia St., Sept. 17, 2016

49 Kyle PennistonTE ▪ Jr./So. ▪ 6-4 ▪ 244 Orange, Calif. (Mater Dei)2016 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 12 games with 3 starts … finished with 6 receptions for 102 yards and 2 touchdowns … scored go-ahead 1-yard touch-down in fourth quarter vs. Georgia State on Sept. 17, finishing with career-high 3 receptions for 35 yards … scored a 7-yard touchdown on his lone reception vs. Illinois on Nov. 12 … caught a career-long 54-yard pass at Iowa on Oct. 22 … made 1 reception for 6 yards in Big Ten Football Championship Game vs. Penn State on Dec. 3 … made Badgers debut in Lambeau Field College Classic vs. LSU on Sept. 3


High School: Four-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN.com and Rivals ... ranked as No. 6 tight end in nation by Rivals and No. 10 by ESPN.com ... selected to 2015 Under Armour All-America Game ... caught 31 passes for 419 yards and two touchdowns as a senior ... made 11 catches for 131 yards and a touchdown as a junior ... coach was Bruce Rollinson

Personal: Parents are Scott and Teri Penniston ... father Scott played college football at California Lutheran ... enjoys scuba diving ... majoring in economics

PENNISTON CAREER RUSHING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Att Yds TD Y/C LG2015 Redshirt season2016 12/3 0 0 0 0.0 0Totals 12/3 0 0 0 0.0 0

PENNISTON CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2015 Redshirt season2016 12/3 6 102 2 17.0 54Totals 12/3 6 102 2 17.0 54

PENNISTON CAREER GAME-BY-GAME Rushing Receiving2016 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lgvs LSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Akron 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Georgia State 0 0 0 0 3 35 1 29Michigan State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Michigan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0 1 54 0 54Northwestern 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0 1 7 1 7Purdue 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs Penn State 0 0 0 0 1 6 0 6vs W. Mich. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

PENNISTON CAREER HIGHSRush Attempts: --Rush Yards: --Rush TDs: --Long Rush: --Receptions: 3 vs. Georgia St., Sept. 17, 2016Receiving Yards: 54 at Iowa, Oct. 22, 2016

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Receiving TDs: 1 (2x) MR vs. Illinois, Nov. 12, 2016Long Reception: 54 at Iowa, Oct. 22, 2016

82 Emmet PerryWR ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-2 ▪ 184 Grand Prairie, Texas (DeSoto)High School: Three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … saw first major game action as a senior, recording 45 receptions for 830 yards and 9 touchdowns … helped DeSoto claim Class 6A Division II state championship with 16-0 record … head coach was Todd Peterman … wide receivers coach was Terrance Orr II, brother of Badgers linebacker Chris Orr Personal: Parents are Latasha and Chester Johnson … volunteered with Feed DeSoto at Thanksgiving

52 David PfaffDE ▪ Jr./So. ▪ 6-2 ▪ 275 Mequon, Wis. (Homestead)2016 Season: Did not play


Personal: Three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN and Scout … 2014 Wisconsin Football Coaches Association Defensive Player of the Year … first-team all-state selec-tion by WFCA and Associated Press as a senior and junior … received Tim Krumrie Award as state’s most outstanding senior defensive lineman … led Homestead to Wisconsin Division 2 state semifinals as a senior in 2014 … helped Homestead allow just 13.1 points and 188.9 total yards per game … four-year team captain … two-time MVP … four-year Merit Award recipient … also lettered in track, wrestling and swimming … coach was Dave Keel

Personal: Parents are David and Barbara Pfaff … Eagle Scout … enjoys snowmobiling, hunting and watching movies ... majoring in community and nonprofit leader-ship

95 Keldric PrestonDE ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-4 ▪ 257 Tampa, Fla. (Robinson)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: Three-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … first-team All-Western Conference as a senior, recording 64 tackles, 5 sacks, 2 forced fumbles and a blocked field goal … second-team All-Hillsborough County by Tampa Tribune as a senior … second-team All-Western Conference as a sophomore and junior … finished career with 135 tackles, 12 sacks, 4 forced fumbles and 2 pass breakups … team MVP as a senior … two-year team captain … also competed in track and field … high school coach was Shawn Taylor

Personal: Parents are Kelven and Jacqueline Preston … brother, Quinton, played football at Assumption College ... human development and family studies major

3 Kendric PryorWR ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 5-11 ▪ 185 Hazel Crest, Ill. (Homewood-Flossmoor)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: Three-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … first-team all-state by Champaign News-Gazette as a senior, logging 43 receptions for 1,152 yards and 12 touchdowns … first-team All-Southwest Suburban Conference as a junior and senior ... recorded 33 catches for 704 yards and 7 TDs as a junior … also three-year letterwinner in basketball, earn-ing honorable mention all-state honors as a sophomore … high school coach was Craig Buzea

Personal: Parents are Keith Pryor and Cynthia Pryor … relatives Tony Pryor (Indiana State), Keith Pryor (Eureka), Ontario Pryor (Eastern Michigan) and Troy Pryor (Illinois) all played college football

20 Austin RameshFB ▪ Sr.#/Sr. ▪ 6-1 ▪ 255 Land O’ Lakes, Wis. (Northland Pines)Career: Has played in 27 games with 9 starts at fullback … has recorded 17 carries for 58 yards and 2 rush-ing touchdowns … owns 7 catches for 54 yards and 1 touchdown reception 2016 Season: Earned third letter, playing in 11 games with 9 starts … had a career-high 4 carries for 12 yards vs. Akron on Sept. 10, scoring first career touchdown … had 2 carries for 7 yards, scoring go-ahead touchdown in fourth quarter vs. Ohio State on Oct. 15 … converted game-clinching first down with a 10-yard run in fourth quarter of Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic vs. Western Michigan on Jan. 2 … caught a 14-yard pass vs. Iowa on Oct. 22

2015 Season: Earned second letter, playing in nine games with two starts … caught one pass for 12 yards vs. Iowa on Oct. 3

2014 Season: Earned first letter, playing in seven games with two starts at fullback ... finished season with three catches for 18 yards and a touchdown ... started and caught 3-yard touchdown pass for first career reception in first career game vs. Western Illinois on Sept. 6 ... had one catch for 9 yards at Northwestern on Oct. 4 ... started and made one reception for 6 yards vs. Bowling Green on Sept. 20 ... also saw action vs. Auburn in Outback Bowl on Jan. 1, vs. Minnesota on Nov. 22, vs. Illinois on Oct. 11 and vs. South Florida on Sept. 27


High School: Three-star recruit according to ESPN, Rivals and Scout ... ranked as the No. 58 outside line-

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backer by Rivals, No. 96 by ESPN ... rated the No. 3 fullback by Scout ... ranked as the No. 5 recruit in the state of Wisconsin according to ESPN and Rivals ... rushed for 1,670 yards, 19 touchdowns, 12 receptions for 279 yards and three touchdowns while making 93 tackles on defense as a senior ... first-team all-state as a linebacker and running back, first-team all-conference, conference player of the year, first-team all-region ... team MVP and captain ... lead the state in rushing with 2,263 yards, 19 touchdowns, 335 receiving yards and three touchdowns receiving, with 98 tackles and a sack on defense as a junior ... first-team all-conference, conference player of the year, team MVP and captain ... sophomore year, ran for 1,650 yards to go with 42 receiving yards, 22 total touchdowns ... first-team all-conference, team MVP ... career totals include 5,939 rushing yards, which is third all-time in the state of Wisconsin, 60 rushing touchdowns, 9.4 yards per carry and 169.7 rushing yards per game ... also earned four varsity letters in hockey, including earn-ing all-conference honorable mention as a sophomore, second-team all-conference as a junior ... head coach was Eric Swanson

Personal: Parents are Shelly and Chad Ramesh ... father played football at Ripon College ... honor roll student throughout high school ... enjoys hunting and snowmobiling ... volunteered with the Special Olympics Project UNIFY, the Eagle River Recreation Association and other local community service events ... majoring in rehabilitation psychology

RAMESH CAREER RUSHING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Att Yds TD Y/C LG2014 7/2 0 0 0 0.0 02015 9/2 0 0 0 0.0 02016 11/9 17 58 2 3.4 10Totals 27/13 17 58 2 3.4 10

RAMESH CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2014 7/2 3 18 1 6.0 92015 9/2 1 12 0 12.0 122016 11/9 3 24 0 8.0 14Totals 27/13 7 54 1 7.7 14

RAMESH CAREER GAME-BY-GAME Rushing Receiving2014 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD LgWestern Ill. 0 0 0 0 1 3 1 3Bowling Green 0 0 0 0 1 6 0 6South Florida 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0at N’western 0 0 0 0 1 9 0 9Illinois 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs Auburn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rushing Receiving2015 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD LgHawai’i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0 1 12 0 12Nebraska 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Rutgers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Maryland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Rushing Receiving2016 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lgvs LSU 2 10 0 7 1 11 0 11Akron 4 12 1 5 0 0 0 0Georgia State 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0Michigan State 2 9 0 5 0 0 0 0Michigan 2 4 0 2 0 0 0 0Ohio State 2 7 1 4 0 0 0 0Iowa 1 1 0 1 1 14 0 14Nebraska 0 0 0 0 1 -1 0 -1Minnesota 1 3 0 3 0 0 0 0vs Penn State 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0vs W. Mich. 1 10 0 10 0 0 0 0

RAMESH CAREER HIGHSRush Attempts: 4 vs. Akron, Sept. 10, 2016Rush Yards: 12 vs. Akron, Sept. 10, 2016Rush TDs: 1 (2x) MR vs. Ohio State, Oct. 15, 2016Long Rush: 10 vs. Western Michigan, Jan. 2, 2017Receptions: 1 (6x) MR at Iowa, Oct. 22, 2016Receiving Yards: 14 at Iowa, Oct. 22, 2016Receiving TDs: 1 vs. Western Ill., Sept. 6, 2014Long Reception: 14 at Iowa, Oct. 22, 2016

93 Garrett RandDE ▪ So./So. ▪ 6-2 ▪ 272 Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton)2016 Season: Earned first letter, playing in all 14 games ... finished with 5 tackles ... recorded 1 solo tackle vs. Akron on Sept. 10 ... garnered 2 tackles, including 1 solo stop, vs. Nebraska on Oct. 29 ... made 1 solo tackle vs. Minnesota on Nov. 26 ... logged 1 tackle vs. Penn State in the Big Ten Championship Game on Dec. 3

High School: Four-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … earned invitation to 2016 U.S. Army All-American Bowl … named top defensive lineman at The Opening Los Angeles Regional … received Curley Culp Award as state’s top senior defensive lineman from National Football Foundation … two-time first-team All-Section I selection … named Section I Player of the Year as a senior, logging 92 tackles, 29 TFLs, 15 sacks and 20 quarterback hurries … recorded 66 tackles (18.5 TFLs, 9.5 sacks) as a junior and 71 tackles (16 TFLs, 7 sacks) as a sophomore … finished career with 248 tackles, 66 TFLs, 32.5 sacks, 3 forced fumbles and 73 QB hurries … also lettered in wrestling, earning all-state honors as a freshman … high school coach was Steve Belles

Personal: Parents are Scotty and Tomaara Rand

RAND CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2016 14/0 3 2 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0Tot. 14/0 3 2 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0

RAND CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Akron 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Georgia State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

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Michigan 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Ohio State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Penn State 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

RAND CAREER HIGHSTackles: 3 vs. Nebraska, Oct. 29, 2016Tackles for Loss: --Sacks: --Interceptions: --Passes Defended: --

74 Gunnar RobergeNT ▪ Jr./So. ▪ 6-4 ▪ 304 Seymour, Wis. (Seymour)2016 Season: Did not play


High School: Honorable mention all-state by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association as a senior … all-region by WFCA as a senior … two-time first-team All-Bay Conference … ended his career with 103 tackles, including 15 tackles for loss and 11.5 sacks … also had four forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and four blocked kicks … named team MVP as a senior, recording 46 tackles, seven TFLs and four sacks and logging one forced fumble, two fumble recoveries and four blocked kicks … as a junior, registered 49 tackles, including eight tackles for loss, four sacks and three forced fumbles … also lettered in wrestling … honor roll student … high school coach was Matt Molle

Personal: Parents are Donovan Roberge and Jessie Woldt … enjoys exercising, reading and writing ... major is kinesiology

38 P.J. RosowskiK/P ▪ Sr./Jr. ▪ 6-3 ▪ 217 Stoughton, Wis. (Stoughton)Honors and Awards 2015: Academic All-Big Ten 2016: Academic All-Big Ten

Career: Has played in 19 games … took over as Badgers’ kickoff specialist as a sophomore in 2016 … has logged 87 kickoffs for 5,532 yards (63.7 average) … also has recorded 16 punts for 590 yards 2016 Season: Earned second letter, playing in all 14 games as kickoff specialist … kicked off 79 times for 5,032 yards, averaging 63.7 yards per kick (third-best in Big Ten) … recorded touchbacks on 64.6% of kickoffs (51 of 79), ranking No. 15 nationally and No. 2 in Big

Ten … also punted 15 times for 550 yards, placing 3 punts inside the 20 … booted career-best 51-yard punt and averaged 40.8 yards per punt in Lambeau Field College Classic vs. LSU on Sept. 3, also logging 4 kick-offs for a career-best 65.0-yard average … kicked off career-high 9 times on two occasions, averaging 63.2 yards against Illinois on Nov. 12 and averaging 62.0 yards vs. Akron on Sept. 10 … matched career high by averaging 65.0 yards per kickoff four times, including in Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic vs. Western Michigan on Jan. 2

2015 Season: Earned first letter, playing in five games … made Badgers debut vs. Miami (Ohio) on Sept. 12, punting once for 40 yards … recorded eight kickoffs over four games, averaging 62.5 yards per kick … kicked off three times vs. Rutgers on Oct. 31 and three times vs. Maryland on Nov. 7 … also logged single kickoffs vs. Iowa on Oct. 3 and at Minnesota on Nov. 28


High School: First-team all-area punter and second-team All-Badger South Conference kicker and punter as a senior ... earned All-Badger South honorable mention as a junior ... Guy Sundt Award winner as Stoughton’s most outstanding athlete ... won Viking Award and Rotary Leadership Award as a senior ... averaged 41.3 yards on 39 punts as a senior, with four kicks over 50 yards a long of 67 ... also logged 47 tackles ... also let-tered in basketball and baseball, serving as team captain for all three sports ... unanimous first-team All-Badger South pitcher as a senior ... also first-team All-Badger South in basketball as a senior ... National Honor Society member ... high school coach was Jason Thiry

Personal: Parents are Paul and Ellen Rosowski ... father was a punter at UW-River Falls ... sister, Lauren, plays volleyball at UW-La Crosse... member of Students Against Destructive Decisions in high school ... majoring in geological engineering

ROSOWSKI CAREER PUNTING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Punts Yds Avg In-20 Lg2015 5/0 1 40 40.0 0 402016 14/0 15 550 36.7 3 51Totals 19/0 16 590 36.9 3 51

ROSOWSKI CAREER KICKING STATISTICSYear G/S FGM FGA FG% Lg PAT PAT%2015 5/0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 .0002016 14/0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 .000Tot. 19/0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 .000

ROSOWSKI CAREER KICKOFF STATISTICSYear G/S No. Yards Avg.2015 5/0 8 500 62.52016 14/0 79 5032 63.7Tot. 19/0 87 5532 63.6

ROSOWSKI CAREER GAME-BY-GAME PUNTING2015 P Yds Avg Lg Blk TB FC 50+ I20Miami (Ohio) 1 40 40.0 40 0 0 0 0 0Iowa 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0Rutgers 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0Maryland 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0Minnesota 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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2016 P Yds Avg Lg Blk TB FC 50+ I20vs LSU 4 163 40.8 51 0 0 0 1 2Akron 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0Georgia St. 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0Michigan St. 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0Michigan 4 147 36.8 42 0 0 3 0 0Ohio State 5 178 35.6 44 0 0 2 0 1Iowa 1 28 28.0 28 0 0 0 0 0Nebraska 1 34 34.0 34 0 0 0 0 0Northwestern 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0Illinois 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0Purdue 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0Minnesota 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs Penn State 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs W. Mich. 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0

ROSOWSKI CAREER GAME-BY-GAME KICKING Field Goals Kickoffs PAT2015 M-A Lg Bk No Yds Avg TB OB M-AMiami (Ohio) 0-0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0-0Iowa 0-0 0 0 1 62 62.0 0 0 0-0Rutgers 0-0 0 0 3 186 62.0 1 0 0-0Maryland 0-0 0 0 3 192 64.0 0 0 0-0Minnesota 0-0 0 0 1 60 60.0 0 0 0-0 Field Goals Kickoffs PAT2016 M-A Lg Bk No Yds Avg TB OB M-Avs LSU 0-0 0 0 4 260 65.0 3 0 0-0Akron 0-0 0 0 9 558 62.0 5 1 0-0Georgia St. 0-0 0 0 6 386 64.3 5 0 0-0Michigan St. 0-0 0 0 6 385 64.2 2 0 0-0Michigan 0-0 0 0 2 130 65.0 1 0 0-0Ohio State 0-0 0 0 5 325 65.0 4 0 0-0Iowa 0-0 0 0 4 250 62.5 2 0 0-0Nebraska 0-0 0 0 4 260 65.0 2 0 0-0Northwestern 0-0 0 0 5 323 64.6 4 0 0-0Illinois 0-0 0 0 9 569 63.2 6 0 0-0Purdue 0-0 0 0 8 503 62.0 6 0 0-0Minnesota 0-0 0 0 6 372 62.0 5 0 0-0vs Penn State 0-0 0 0 6 386 64.3 2 0 0-0vs W. Mich. 0-0 0 0 5 325 65.0 4 0 0-0

ROSOWSKI CAREER HIGHSPunts: 5 vs. Ohio State, Oct. 15, 2016Punting Yards: 178 vs. Ohio State, Oct. 15, 2016Punting Average: 40.8 vs. LSU, Sept. 3, 2016Long Punt: 51 vs. LSU, Sept. 3, 2016FG Made: --FG Attempted: --Long FG: --PAT Made: --PAT Attempted: --Kickoffs: 9 (2x) MR vs. Illinois, Nov. 12, 2016Kickoff Yards: 569 vs. Illinois, Nov. 12, 2016Kickoff Average: 65.0 (4x) MR vs. W. Michigan, Jan. 2, 2017Touchbacks: 6 (2x) MR at Purdue, Nov. 19, 2016

43 Peter RoyWR ▪ Sr./Jr. ▪ 6-0 ▪ 195 Muskego, Wis. (Muskego)2016 Season: Did not play

2015 Season: Did not play


High School: Recorded 650 passing yards, 1,960 rush-ing yards and accounted for 37 total touchdowns ... first-team All-Classic 8 Conference running back as a junior and senior ... two-year team captain ... team MVP as a senior ... member of U19 and U17 Wisconsin Selects rugby team ... four-year honor roll student ... head coach was Ken Krause

Personal: Parents are Michael and Sharon Roy ... vol-unteered with Youth All Sports Camp, NFL Play 60 and MS Walk ... enjoys hunting and golfing ... majoring in kinesiology

17 George RushingWR ▪ Sr./Sr. ▪ 6-1 ▪ 200 Miramar, Fla. (Cardinal Gibbons)Career: Has played in 39 games with 1 start … owns 18 receptions for 208 yards … has 7 carries for 40 rushing yards 2016 Season: Earned third letter, playing in all 14 games … recorded 12 catches for 136 yards … recorded multiple catches in 5 games … caught a season-long 19-yard pass against Georgia State on Sept. 17 … caught 2 passes for 18 yards in Lambeau Field College Classic vs. LSU on Sept. 3 … had 2 receptions for season-best 27 yards in Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic vs. Western Michigan on Jan. 2

2015 Season: Earned second letter, playing in 11 games … caught one pass for 10 yards vs. Northwestern on Nov. 21 … logged one rushing attempt for 6 yards vs. Iowa on Oct. 3 … also had one carry for 1 yard vs. Purdue on Oct. 17

2014 Season: Earned first letter, playing in all 14 games with one start ... finished season with five catches for 62 yards and four carries for 17 rushing yards ... earned start at wide receiver in first career game vs. LSU on Aug. 30 ... carried for a 16-yard run vs. Auburn in Outback Bowl on Jan. 1 ... caught two passes for 32 yards, including a career-long 24-yard reception, and carried once for 1 yard at Rutgers on Nov. 1 ... caught a 13-yard pass vs. Maryland on Oct. 25 ... had a 10-yard reception vs. Western Illinois on Sept. 6 ... caught a 7-yard pass at Purdue on Nov. 8 ... logged two carries for 8 yards vs. Bowling Green on Sept. 20 ... carried once for 8 yards vs. South Florida on Sept. 27

High School: Three-star recruit by ESPN.com, Rivals, Scout and 247 Sports ... named third-team all-state and first-team all-county as a senior ... recorded 49 recep-tions for 670 yards and 18 touchdowns despite playing with two other teammates that also accepted FBS scholarship offers ... tallied 26 receptions for 549 yards and nine TDs as a junior ... also a three-year letterwin-ner in track ... high school coach was Mike Morrill

Personal: Parents are George Rushing Jr. and Kimberly Ford and Pierre Eric ... father played football at Florida from 1990-93 ... majoring in human development and family studies

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RUSHING CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2014 14/1 5 62 0 12.4 242015 11/0 1 10 0 10.0 102016 14/0 12 136 0 11.3 19Totals 39/1 18 208 0 11.6 24

RUSHING CAREER RUSHING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Att Yds TD Y/C LG2014 14/1 5 33 0 6.6 162015 11/0 2 7 0 3.5 62016 14/0 0 0 0 0.0 0Totals 39/1 7 40 0 5.7 16

RUSHING CAREER GAME-BY-GAME Rushing Receiving2014 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lgvs LSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Western Ill. 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 10Bowling Green 2 8 0 5 0 0 0 0South Florida 1 8 0 8 0 0 0 0at N’western 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Illinois 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Maryland 0 0 0 0 1 13 0 13at Rutgers 1 1 0 1 2 32 0 24at Purdue 0 0 0 0 1 7 0 7Nebraska 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0at Iowa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs Ohio State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs Auburn 1 16 0 16 0 0 0 0 Rushing Receiving2015 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lgvs Alabama 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Miami (Ohio) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Troy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Hawai’i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Iowa 1 6 0 6 0 0 0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Purdue 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Rutgers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Maryland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 10 Rushing Receiving2016 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lgvs LSU 0 0 0 0 2 18 0 11Akron 0 0 0 0 2 14 0 13Georgia State 0 0 0 0 2 26 0 19Michigan State 0 0 0 0 2 24 0 15Michigan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ohio State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0 1 15 0 15Illinois 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0 1 12 0 12vs Penn State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs W. Mich. 0 0 0 0 2 27 0 16

RUSHING CAREER HIGHSRush Attempts: 2 vs. Bowling Green, Sept. 20, 2014Rush Yards: 16 vs. Auburn, Jan. 1, 2015Rush TDs: --Long Rush: 16 vs. Auburn, Jan. 1, 2015Receptions: 2 (6x) MR vs. W. Michigan, Jan. 2, 2017

Receiving Yards: 32 vs. Rutgers, Nov. 1, 2014Receiving TDs: --Long Reception: 24 vs. Rutgers, Nov. 1, 2014

21 Mark SaariRB ▪ Sr./Jr. ▪ 6-0 ▪ 219 Montreal, Wis. (Hurley)Honors and Awards 2015: BIg Ten Distinguished Scholar

2016 Season: Did not play 2015 Season: Played in 1 game … logged 3 carries for no net gain, with a long of 3 yards, vs. Miami (Ohio) on Sept. 12


High School: Honorable mention all-state by Associated Press as a senior ... Great Western Conference Offensive Back of the Year as a senior ... first-team All-GWC ... finished career with 2,441 rushing yards and 31 rushing touchdowns (scored 33 total TDs) ... registered 143 career tackles, with one forced fumble, four fumble recoveries and three interceptions ... also lettered in basketball and track and field ... National Football Foundation scholar-athlete ... held 4.0 GPA ... coach was Scott Erickson

Personal: Parents are Joe and Kathy Saaari … cousin, Rob Dicinno, wrestled for Drexel University … active with volunteer work … enjoys weight training, hunting and pick-up sports ... majoring in kinesiology

SAARI CAREER RUSHING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Att Yds TD Y/C LG2015 1/0 3 0 0 0.0 32016 Did not playTotals 1/0 3 0 0 0.0 3

SAARI CAREER GAME-BY-GAME Rushing Receiving2015 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD LgMiami (Ohio) 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0

SAARI CAREER HIGHSRush Attempts: 3 vs. Miami (Ohio), Sept. 12, 2015Rush Yards: 0 vs. Miami (Ohio), Sept. 12, 2015Rush TDs: --Long Rush: 3 vs. Miami (Ohio), Sept. 12, 2015Receptions: --Receiving Yards: --Receiving TDs: --

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99 Olive SagapoluNT ▪ Jr./Jr. ▪ 6-2 ▪ 346 Huntington Beach, Calif. (Mater Dei)Career: Has played in 22 games with 9 starts … owns 21 tackles, including 2.0 TFLs and 1.0 sack 2016 Season: Earned second letter, playing in 9 games with 5 starts … missed 5 games due to injury … had 14 tackles, including 1.0 sack … made career-high 5 tackles, with 2 solo stops, at Michigan on Oct. 1 … had 3 tackles in Big Ten Football Championship Game vs. Penn State on Dec. 3 … logged 2 solo tackles, including first career sack, vs. Minnesota on Nov. 26 … recorded 2 tackles in Lambeau Field College Classic vs. LSU on Sept. 3

2015 Season: Earned first letter, playing in all 13 games with four starts at nose tackle … finished with seven tackles, including 1.0 TFL … made four tackles at Nebraska on Oct. 10 … recorded two stops vs. Iowa on Oct. 3 … logged 1.0 TFL in Holiday Bowl vs. USC on Dec. 30

High School: Three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … as a senior, named first-team All-California Interscholastic Federation for Pac-5 Division … first-team All-Trinity league … first-team All-Orange County … played in the Polynesian All-American Bowl … finished senior season with 24 tackles, including 2 TFLs, a sack and a fumble recovery … 2014 Rack and Line Leader … lettered all four years … recognized as team’s Most Valuable Offensive Lineman as a freshman, Most Improved Player as a junior and Most Valuable Defensive Lineman as a senior … also lettered in cheer-leading … high school coach was Bruce Rollinson

Personal: Parents are Tulimalefo’I Martina Sagapolu and Jess Roberts … uncle, Domata Peko, played football at Michigan State and now plays for Cincinnati Bengals … uncle, Tupe Peko, played football at Michigan State and for three years with the Indianapolis Colts … Monarchs for Marines counselor ... volunteered with Welcome Home Ministry, County of Los Angeles Service Project, City of Garden Grove Memorial, Bruce Rollinson Fundamental Football Camp and Seabreeze Church … enjoys swimming in the ocean, playing the ukulele and singing ... major is community and nonprofit leadership

SAGAPOLU CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2015 13/4 1 6 7 1.0-4 0.0-0 0 0 0 02016 9/5 8 6 14 1.0-6 1.0-6 0 0 0 0Tot. 22/9 9 12 21 2.0-10 1.0-6 0 0 0 0

SAGAPOLU CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2015 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs Alabama 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Miami (Ohio) 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Troy 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Hawai’i 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 0 2 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 4 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Rutgers 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

Maryland 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs. USC 1 0 1 1.0-4 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Akron 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Georgia State 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan 2 3 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Ohio State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 2 0 2 1.0-6 1.0-6 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Penn State 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

SAGAPOLU CAREER HIGHSTackles: 5 at Michigan, Oct. 1, 2016Tackles for Loss: 1.0 (2x) MR vs. Minnesota, Nov. 26, 2016Sacks: 1.0 vs. Minnesota, Nov. 26, 2016Interceptions: --Passes Defended: --

70 Josh SeltznerOL ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-4 ▪ 313 Columbus, Wis. (Columbus)High School: First-team all-state by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association and second-team all-state by Associated Press as a senior … unanimous Capital North Conference Offensive Lineman of the Year and first-team all-conference pick as a senior … also first-team all-conference as a defensive tackle sophomore and junior years … recorded 74 tackles, 18 tackles for loss and 5 sacks during junior season … … registered 47 total tackles, 6 tackles for loss and 3 sacks as a sopho-more … as a senior, had 29 total tackles, 6 TFLs and 2.5 sacks … team captain … won state championship in shot put and placed fifth in discus at Division 2 state meet as a senior … set school record in shot put with throw of 60 feet, 5 inches … finished fifth in shot put at state meet both as a sophomore and junior … also competed in basketball … coach was Scott Hilber Personal: Parents are Jeff and Carmin Seltzner

7 Bradrick ShawRB ▪ Jr./So. ▪ 6-1 ▪ 220 Birmingham, Ala. (Hoover)Honors and Awards 2017 Preseason: Doak Walker Award watch list 2016: Academic All-Big Ten 2016 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 11 games with 1 start … had 88 carries for 457 yards and 5 touchdowns … ran 15 times for 62 yards in Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic vs. Western Michigan on Jan. 2 … scored 2 touchdowns vs. Purdue on Nov. 19, carrying 8 times for 68 yards … ran for 23 yards on 2 carries vs. Nebraska on Oct. 29, scoring a touchdown … earned first career start vs. Illinois on Nov. 12, recording 19

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High School: Four-star recruit by ESPN and Rivals … three-star recruit by 247 Sports and Scout …named second-team all-state by Alabama Sports Writers Association as a senior … helped Hoover win Alabama Class 7A state title for its third-straight state champi-onship … rushed for 1,255 yards and 17 touchdowns, averaging 6.8 yards per carry … rushed for 220 yards and three TDs on just seven carries in game vs. Tuscaloosa County … ran for 101 yards and two TDs in Class 7A state championship game … only second fresh-man in school history to move up to varsity team … two-year team captain … also won letters in basketball, indoor and outdoor track … won the Emerging Elite long jump at New Balance Indoor Nationals as a junior … helped Hoover to state track title as a senior, winning Class 7A triple jump (47-1 3/4) and finishing second in long jump (22-7 1/4) … coach was Josh Nibblett

Personal: Parents are Brad Shaw Sr. and Karen Shaw … brother, Brad Shaw Jr., plays football at South Alabama … oldest brother, Marcus, played football at South Florida from 2010-13 ... life sciences communication major

SHAW CAREER RUSHING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Att Yds TD Y/C LG2015 Redshirt season2016 11/1 88 457 5 5.2 35Totals 11/1 88 457 5 5.2 35

SHAW CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2015 Redshirt season2016 11/1 1 6 0 6.0 6Totals 11/1 1 6 0 6.0 6

SHAW CAREER GAME-BY-GAME Rushing Receiving2016 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lgvs LSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Akron 9 74 1 35 0 0 0 0Georgia State 15 62 0 19 0 0 0 0Ohio State 1 6 0 6 0 0 0 0Iowa 1 8 0 8 0 0 0 0Nebraska 2 23 1 21 0 0 0 0Northwestern 11 54 0 25 0 0 0 0Illinois 19 80 1 12 1 6 0 6Purdue 8 68 2 33 0 0 0 0Minnesota 7 20 0 8 0 0 0 0vs Penn State 15 62 0 20 0 0 0 0

SHAW CAREER HIGHSRush Attempts: 19 vs. Illinois, Nov. 12, 2016Rush Yards: 80 vs. Illinois, Nov. 12, 2016Rush TDs: 2 at Purdue, Nov. 19, 2016Long Rush: 35 vs. Akron, Sept. 10, 2016Receptions: 1 vs. Illinois, Nov. 12, 2016Receiving Yards: 6 vs. Illinois, Nov. 12, 2016Receiving TDs: --Long Reception: 6 vs. Illinois, Nov. 12, 2016

94 Conor SheehyDE ▪ Sr./Sr. ▪ 6-4 ▪ 293 Milwaukee, Wis. (Marquette)Honors and Awards 2017 Preseason: Bednarik Award watch list, Nagurski Trophy watch list 2016: Third-team All-Big Ten (coaches), honorable men-tion All-Big Ten (media) 2015: Academic All-Big Ten

Career: Has played in 40 games with 19 starts … owns 60 tackles, including 8.0 TFLs and 4.5 sacks 2016 Season: Earned third letter, playing in 13 games with 11 starts … logged 27 tackles, 4.0 TFLs and 2.5 sacks, as well as 1 forced fumble … recorded 5 tackles, including career-high 4 solo stops, vs. Northwestern on Nov. 5, adding 1.0 sack and a forced fumble … had 3 tackles, including a sack, against Ohio State on Oct. 15 … recorded 3 tackles against Minnesota on Nov. 26

2015 Season: Earned second letter, playing in all 13 games with six starts at nose tackle and two starts at defensive end … made 31 total tackles, including 3.0 for loss and 2.0 sacks … also had one pass breakup … logged career-high five tackles vs. Northwestern on Nov. 21 … had four tackles, including 0.5 TFL, at Illinois on Oct. 24 … finished with three tackles, including 1.0 sack, vs. Troy on Sept. 19 … made three tackles, includ-ing 0.5 sack, vs. Iowa on Oct. 3 … recorded three total stops at Nebraska on Oct. 10 … made two tackles, including 0.5 TFL, in Holiday Bowl vs. USC on Dec. 30 … had two tackles, including 0.5 sack, vs. Miami (Ohio) on Sept. 12 … also recorded two tackles vs. Hawai’I on Sept. 26, vs. Purdue on Oct. 17, vs. Rutgers on Oct. 31 and at Maryland on Nov. 7

2014 Season: Earned first letter, playing in all 14 games ... finished with two total tackles, including 1.0 TFL ... made his Badgers debut and recorded first career tackle in season opener vs. LSU on Aug. 30 ... had one tackle vs. Western Illinois on Sept. 6

High School: Four-star recruit by Scout ... three-star recruit by ESPN.com, Rivals and 247 Sports ... finished career with 218 total tackles, 43 TFLs, 14 sacks and three forced fumbles ... first-team all-state selection by the Associated Press and Wisconsin Football Coaches Association as a senior ... named Greater Metro Conference Defensive Player of the Year and Athlete of the Year ... finished senior season with 100 tackles, 20 TFLs and four sacks ... earned WFCA all-state honors as a junior, finishing with 70 tackles, 20 TFLs and eight sacks ... two-time all-area, all-region and all-conference first team selection ... named second-team all-confer-ence as a sophomore after recording 48 tackles, three TFLs and two sacks ... took second place in national powerlifting competition as a sophomore ... also com-peted in baseball, track and field and wrestling ... head coach was Jeff Mazurczak

Personal: Parents are Tim and Elizabeth Sheehy ... father played baseball at Wisconsin from 1977-78 ... sister, Anna, competed in crew at Duke from 2009-10 ... personal finance major

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SHEEHY CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2014 14/0 1 1 2 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0 0 02015 13/8 8 23 31 3.0-9 2.0-7 0 0 0 12016 13/11 12 15 27 4.0-19 2.5-18 1 0 0 0Tot. 40/19 21 39 60 8.0-29 4.5-25 1 0 0 1

SHEEHY CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2014 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Western Ill. 1 0 1 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Bowling Green 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0South Florida 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at N’western 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Rutgers 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Ohio State 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Auburn 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02015 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs Alabama 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Miami (Ohio) 0 2 2 0.5-3 0.5-3 0 0-0 0-0 0Troy 1 2 3 1.0-3 1.0-3 0 0-0 0-0 0Hawai’i 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 0 3 3 0.5-1 0.5-1 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 3 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 2 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 1 3 4 0.5-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Rutgers 0 2 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 3 2 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1vs. USC 1 1 2 0.5-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Akron 0 2 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Georgia State 1 2 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan State 0 2 2 1.0-2 0.5-1 0 0-0 0-0 0Michigan 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Ohio State 2 1 3 1.0-10 1.0-10 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Northwestern 4 1 5 1.5-7 1.0-7 1 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 0 1 1 0.5-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 2 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 1 2 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

SHEEHY CAREER HIGHSTackles: 5 (2x) MR at Northwestern, Nov. 5, 2016Tackles for Loss: 1.5 at Northwestern, Nov. 5, 2016Sacks: 1.0 (3x) MR at Northwestern, Nov. 5, 2016Interceptions: --Passes Defended: 1 at Minnesota, Nov. 28, 2015

77 Blake SmithbackOL ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-2 ▪ 292 Waunakee, Wis. (Waunakee)High School: First-team all-state by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association and second-team all-state by Associated Press as a senior … Badger Conference North Lineman of the Year as a senior … two-time first-team All-Badger Conference North selection … WFCA All-Region as a junior and senior … honorable mention all-conference as a sophomore … team captain … two-time team MVP … WFCA Academic All-State … coach was Pat Rice Personal: Parents are Jon and Jenny Smithback … father played football at UW-River Falls … volunteered at the Waunakee Neighborhood Connection, food pantry and elementary school

23 Mason StokkeILB ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-2 ▪ 226 Menomonie, Wis. (Menomonie)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: Three-star prospect by 247 Sports, Rivals and Scout … first-team all-state as both a linebacker and running back by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association and Associated Press as a senior, rush-ing for 1,740 yards and 29 touchdowns while logging 184 tackles, 22 TFLs, 2 sacks, 3 forced fumbles and 3 interceptions … 2015 WFCA Defensive Player of the Year … named 2015 John Anderson Award winner as state’s top senior linebacker … named league’s offensive and defensive MVP by Big Rivers Conference … three-time first-team All-Big Rivers selection … three-year team captain … won state wrestling title at 195 lbs. as a junior, not surrendering a single point during state tournament and finishing season with 45-0 record … finished third at state at 152 lbs. as a sophomore … four-year Academic All-State selection … National Honor Society … high school coach was Joe LaBuda

Personal: Parents are Randy and Bobbie Stokke … brother, Neico, plays football at Minnesota State ... majoring in personal finance

4 A.J. TaylorWR ▪ So./So. ▪ 5-11 ▪ 202 Kansas City, Mo. (Rockhurst)2016 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 13 games … logged 3 receptions for 53 yards … had 4 carries for 19 rushing yards … caught 2 passes vs. Akron on Sept. 10, including a career-long 35-yard reception … had 2 carries for 24 yards vs. Iowa on Oct. 22 … caught 1 pass for 14 yards against Georgia State on Sept. 17

High School: Four-star prospect by Rivals … three-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN and Scout … selected for

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2016 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl … first-team all-state running back by Missouri Football Coaches Association and Missouri media as a senior, rushing for 1,721 yards and 16 touchdowns … also recorded 338 receiving yards and 5 TD catches … finished senior season with 2,560 all-purpose yards and 22 total TDs … second-team all-state as a junior, rushing for 864 yards and 11 TDs and adding 215 yards and 3 TDs as a receiver … helped Rockhurst to 12-2 record and state runner-up finish in Class 6 as a junior … for his career, totaled 2,828 rushing yards (7.6 ypc) and 29 TDs, along with 609 receiving yards and 8 TD catches … honor roll student … high school coach was Tony Severino

Personal: Parents are Andrea Taylor and Joseph Taylor ... personal finance major

TAYLOR CAREER RUSHING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Att Yds TD Y/C LG2016 13/0 4 19 0 4.8 23Totals 13/0 4 19 0 4.8 23

TAYLOR CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICSYear GP/GS Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2016 13/0 3 53 0 17.7 35Totals 13/0 3 53 0 17.7 35

TAYLOR CAREER GAME-BY-GAME Rushing Receiving2016 Att Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lgvs LSU 1 -1 0 -1 0 0 0 0Akron 0 0 0 0 2 39 0 35Georgia State 0 0 0 0 1 14 0 14Michigan State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ohio State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Iowa 2 24 0 23 0 0 0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Northwestern 1 -4 0 -4 0 0 0 0Illinois 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs Penn State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs W. Mich. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TAYLOR CAREER HIGHSRush Attempts: 2 at Iowa, Oct. 22, 2016Rush Yards: 24 at Iowa, Oct. 22, 2016Rush TDs: --Long Rush: 23 at Iowa, Oct. 22, 2016Receptions: 2 vs. Akron, Sept. 10, 2016Receiving Yards: 39 vs. Akron, Sept. 10, 2016Receiving TDs: --Long Reception: 35 vs. Akron, Sept. 10, 2016

23 Jonathan TaylorRB ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 5-11 ▪ 214 Salem, N.J. (Salem)High School: Four-star recruit by Rivals … three-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN and Scout … finished career with 4,642 rushing yards and 51 total touch-downs … first-team all-state as a senior … named South Jersey Boys’ Athlete of the Year by Philadelphia Inquirer as a senior … South Jersey Times Offensive Player of the Year … Big North Offensive Player of the Year …

Mini Maxwell Award recipient … set New Jersey single-season record with 2,815 rushing yards as a senior … also broke South Jersey single-season record of 2,510 yards that was previously held by former Badgers’ run-ning back Corey Clement … scored 35 rushing touch-downs as a senior … as a junior, rushed for 1,383 yards and 15 touchdowns, earning first-team all-conference and first-team All-Group 1 honors … second-team all-conference honoree as a sophomore, rushing for 500 yard and 5 TDs … two-year team captain … two-time team MVP … won back-to-back New Jersey Meet of Champions titles in 100 meters as a junior (10.61 seconds) and senior (10.63 into headwind) … set 100-meter best of 10.49 in winning sectional title in 2017 … won four Group 1 state championships, claiming both the 100 meters and 4x100 relay titles as a junior in 2016 and senior in 2017 … named South Jersey Times Boys Track Athlete of the Year as a junior and senior … honor roll student … International Baccalaureate candi-date … coach was Montrey Wright Personal: Parents are Elizabeth Taylor and Jonathan James … father played basketball at San Francisco State (1982-86) … volunteered with community food drive, as peer tutor and with Operation India project to rebuild a classroom for students in India

46 Nick ThomasILB ▪ Jr./So. ▪ 6-2 ▪ 225 Bradenton, Fla. (IMG Academy)Honors and Awards 2016: Academic All-Big Ten 2016 Season: Did not play


High School: Three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN.com, Rivals and Scout ... helped IMG go 10-1 in 2014 (earning No. 1 ranking in state of Florida) and 9-2 in its inaugural season in 2013 ... finished four-year varsity career with 278 tackles, 29 TFLs and 7.5 sacks ... recorded 99 total tackles, 8 TFLs and 1.5 sacks as a junior in 2013 ... racked up 88 total tackles, 14 TFLs and 4.0 sacks as a senior ... two-year team captain ... played first two seasons at Concordia (Kan.) High School, recording 78 tackles and 7 TFLs while rushing for 834 yards and 15 touchdowns as a sophomore ... named first-team All-North Central Kansas League and first-team all-district both seasons ... two-time all-con-ference and all-district first team selection in baseball at Concordia, helping team reach state championship game as a freshman and state semifinals as a sopho-more ... coach at IMG Academy was Chris Weinke

Personal: Parents are Jerry and LeAnne Thomas ... cousin John Logan Forsythe played baseball at Arkansas, was selected by San Diego in the 2008 Major League Baseball Draft and plays for the Tampa Bay Rays ... cousin Blake Forsythe played baseball at Tennessee, was selected by the New York Mets in the 2010 MLB Draft and plays in the Oakland A’s organiza-tion ... Thomas family hosted Ashley Ford, who played

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basketball at Nebraska, during her college career ... mem-ber of National Honor Society ... recipient of Wendy’s High School Heisman school award ... named Academic Scholar-Athlete as a senior ... volunteered at senior citi-zens center, food back and church ... majoring in biology

45 Hegeman TiedtOLB ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-4 ▪ 237 Burlington, Wis. (Burlington)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: All-region by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association as a junior and senior … first-team All-Southern Lakes Conference as a junior and senior … all-county by Racine Journal Times as a junior and senior … logged 94 total tackles, 16 TFLs, 7 sacks and 2 forced fumbles as a senior … finished junior season with 84 total stops, 19 TFLs and 3 sacks … also four-year let-terwinner in wrestling … high school coach was Steve Tenhagen

Personal: Parents are Darin and Heidi Tiedt … father was a three-time All-American in wrestling at UW-Parkside from 1990-94 and is member of school’s athletic hall of fame

25 Derrick TindalCB ▪ Sr./Sr. ▪ 5-11 ▪ 181 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Boyd Anderson)Honors and Awards 2016: All-Big Ten honorable mention (consensus) Career: Has played in 38 games with 20 starts … owns 76 tackles, including 2.0 TFLs and 1.0 sack … has record-ed 17 pass breakups and 3 interceptions 2016 Season: Earned third letter, starting all 14 games at cornerback … logged 34 tackles, including 28 unassisted, as well as 3 interceptions, a forced fumble and 11 pass breakups … had multiple passes defended in 5 games … recorded 3 unassisted tackles and grabbed first career interception in Lambeau Field College Classic vs. LSU on Sept. 3, returning the pick 43 yards … had season-high 5 tackles vs. Georgia State on Sept. 17 and in Big Ten Football Championship Game vs. Penn State on Dec. 3 … recorded 2 tackles in Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic vs. Western Michigan on Jan. 2 … made 4 solo tackles at Michigan on Oct. 1 and returned an interception for 46 yards … recorded 4 solo tackles vs. Northwestern on Nov. 5 … made 1 interception vs. Michigan State on Sept. 24

2015 Season: Earned second letter, playing in 12 games with four starts at defensive back … logged 32 total tackles, including 0.5 TFL … finished with five pass breakups … recorded career-high eight tackles, includ-ing 0.5 TFL, and broke up a pass vs. Troy on Sept. 19 … posted team-high seven stops and one pass breakup vs. Miami (Ohio) on Sept. 12 … recorded three tackles and broke up two passes at Nebraska on Oct. 10 … made

three tackles at Illinois on Oct. 24, vs. Rutgers on Oct. 31 and at Maryland on Nov. 7

2014 Season: Earned first letter, playing in 12 games with two starts ... logged 10 tackles, including 1.0 TFL ... started at safety vs. Bowling Green on Sept. 20 and finished with two tackles ... started at nickelback vs. Maryland on Oct. 25 ... tallied a career-high four tackles and recorded first career TFL, a sack, at Northwestern on Oct. 4 ... made his Badgers debut and recorded two tackles vs. Western Illinois on Sept. 6 ... logged a tackle vs. Ohio State in Big Ten Football Championship Game on Dec. 6 ... recorded one tackle vs. Illinois on Oct. 11 ... saw action at Iowa on Nov. 22, vs. Nebraska on Nov. 15, at Purdue on Nov. 8, at Rutgers on Nov. 1 vs. Maryland on Oct. 25 and vs. South Florida on Sept. 27

High School: Three-star recruit by ESPN.com, Scout and 247 Sports ... first-team All-Broward County and second-team all-state selection as a senior after recording 33 tackles, seven pass breakups and five interceptions ... finished career with 150 tackles, 10 interceptions and 13 pass breakups ... had 47 tackles and three interceptions as a junior to earn third-team all-county recognition ... also competed in track and field ... high school coach was Wayne Blair

Personal: Parents are Derrick Tindal and the late Regina Singletary ... cousin Corey Tindal plays football at Marshall and was 2013 Conference USA Co-Freshman of the Year ... cousin Willie Tindal plays football at Southwest Baptist ... majoring in human development and family studies

TINDAL CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2014 12/2 10 0 10 1.0-6 1.0-6 0 0 0 12015 12/4 18 14 32 0.5-1 0.0-0 0 0 0 52016 14/14 28 6 34 0.5-0 0.0-0 1 0 3 14Tot. 38/20 56 20 76 2.0-7 1.0-6 1 0 3 20

TINDAL CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2014 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDWestern Ill. 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Bowling Green 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0South Florida 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at N’western 4 0 4 1.0-6 1.0-6 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0at Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1at Iowa 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Ohio State 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Auburn 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 02015 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs Alabama 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Miami (Ohio) 1 6 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Troy 5 3 8 0.5-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Hawai’i 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Iowa 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 3 0 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 2Purdue 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Illinois 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Rutgers 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Maryland 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Northwestern 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs USC 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

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2016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDvs LSU 3 0 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 1-43 2Akron 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 0-0 0-0 2Georgia State 3 2 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Michigan State 0 1 1 0.5-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 1-0 2Michigan 4 0 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 1-46 1Ohio State 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 2Iowa 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Nebraska 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 2Northwestern 4 0 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1Illinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1vs Penn State 4 1 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs W. Mich. 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

TINDAL CAREER HIGHSTackles: 8 vs. Troy. Sept. 19, 2015Tackles for Loss: 1.0 at N’western, Oct. 4, 2014Sacks: 1.0 at N’western, Oct. 4, 2014Interceptions: 1 (3x) MR at Michigan, Oct. 1, 2016Passes Defended: 2 (6x) MR vs. Nebraska, Oct. 29, 2016

17 Andrew Van GinkelOLB ▪ Sr./Jr. ▪ 6-4 ▪ 234 Rock Valley, Iowa (Rock Valley/Iowa Western C.C.)2016 Season (at Iowa Western): Played in 11 games … logged 50 tackles, including 13.0 TFLs and 3.5 sacks … also recorded an interception and a fumble recovery 2015 Season (at South Dakota): Started all 11 games at defensive end … first-team All-Missouri Valley Football Conference … finished third in voting for STATS FCS National Freshman of the Year, highest among defensive players … Missouri Valley Football Conference Freshman of the Year ... named to MVFC All-Newcomer team … led conference and ranked 10th nationally at 1.7 tackles for loss per game … finished season with 18.5 TFLs and 9.0 sacks ... recorded 56 total tackles, 3 fumble recoveries, 2 forced fumbles and 2 pass breakups 2014 Season (at South Dakota): Redshirt season … two-time defensive scout team player of the week High School: First-team all-state selection at defensive back as a senior … selected for Iowa Shrine Bowl all-star game … finished career for Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley with 176 total tackles, 21.5 TFLs, 10 interceptions and 10 fumble recoveries … team went 32-4 during his three varsity seasons … recorded 95 tackles, including 14.5 for loss, as a senior … also played quarterback as a senior, throwing for 1,466 yards and 17 touchdowns while also rushing for 1,413 yards and 15 TDs ... five-time state qualifier in track, including bids in long jump and 4x100 and 4x200 relays as a senior … also lettered in basketball … coach was Cory Brandt Personal: Parents are Henry and Karen Van Ginkel … brother, Kyle, plays linebacker at Northwestern (Iowa) College … brother, Nate, played football at Northwestern (Iowa) College from 2010-13 ... majoring in agricultural business management

71 Cole Van LanenOL ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-5 ▪ 307 Green Bay, Wis. (Bay Port)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: Four-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … invited to 2016 U.S. Army All-American Bowl … two-time first-team all-state by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association and Associated Press as a junior and senior … two-time Fox River Classic Conference Offensive Lineman of the Year and first-team All-FRCC selection … second-team All-FRCC as a sopho-more … team captain and team MVP as a senior … swept discus and shot put titles at 2015 Wisconsin Division 1 state meet as a junior … finished state runner-up in both discus and shot put as a sophomore … high school coach was Gary Westerman

Personal: Parents are Thomas and Angie Van Lanen … father swept Wisconsin Division 2 state titles in discus and shot put in 1994 ... personal finance major

15 Danny Vanden BoomQB ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-5 ▪ 197 Kimberly, Wis. (Kimberly)High School: Three-star recruit by Scout … Gatorade Wisconsin Player of the Year … first-team all-state by Associated Press and Wisconsin Football Coaches Association … recipient of Dave Krieg Award as state’s top senior quarterback … led Kimberly to back-to-back Division 1 state championships and 28-0 record as starting quarterback … completed 146 of 218 passes for 2,366 yards and 31 touchdowns against just 5 inter-ceptions as a senior … honorable mention all-state as a junior, completing 145 of 211 passes for 2,499 yards, 25 touchdowns and no interceptions … led 28-point rally over final 13 minutes of 2015 state championship game to secure Kimberly’s third-straight title … two-time all-region by WFCA … unanimous first-team All-Fox Valley Association as a junior and senior … Fox Valley Association Offensive Player of the Year as a senior … helped lead Kimberly to Division 1 state title in baseball as a senior pitcher with a 7-3 record and 1.36 ERA … first-team all-conference selection as a senior … first-team all-state and All-FVA at shortstop as a junior … hit .330 with 5 home runs while posting a 4-1 record and 1.26 ERA on the mound as a junior ... also lettered in basketball, earning first-team All-Fox Valley Association honors as a senior … second-team All-FVA and all-defensive team as a junior, averaging 15.0 points and 6.5 rebounds

Personal: Parents are Matt and Amy Vanden Boom … father played defensive back at Wisconsin, earning first-team All-America (1981), first-team All-Big Ten (1981, 82) and Academic All-America (1982) honors before being selected by Buffalo in the 1983 NFL Draft … cousin Paul Verlander played basketball at Nebraska (2004-09) … enjoys fishing and golfing … volunteered with Difference MAKER Football Camp for students with disabilities

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27 Cristian VolpentestaCB ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 5-9 ▪ 191 Highland Park, Ill. (Highland Park)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: First-team All-Central Suburban League as a junior and senior … Champaign News-Gazette special mention all-state as a junior … first-team all-area as a senior, recording 69 tackles, 5 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, 3 pass breakups and an interception … two-year team defensive MVP … Central Suburban League Scholar-Athlete … high school coach was Joe Horeni

Personal: Parents are Anthony and Josie Volpentesta … cousin, Joey Orlando, plays football at Drake ... personal finance major

69 Aaron VopalDE ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-6 ▪ 298 De Pere, Wis. (De Pere)High School: Three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout … finished two-year varsity career with 117 tackles, 20 TFLs and 7.5 sacks … first-team all-state by Associated Press and Wisconsin Football Coaches Association as a senior, recording 69 tackles, 11 TFLs and 4.5 sacks … first-team All-Fox River Classic Conference as a junior and senior … all-region by WFCA as a junior and senior … as a junior, recorded 48 tackles, 9 TFLs and 3 sacks … team captain as a senior … three-year varsity starter in basketball … coach was Chad Michalkiewicz Personal: Parents are Edward and Cynthia Vopal … father was an offensive lineman at Northern Michigan

30 Coy WannerTE ▪ Fr./Fr. ▪ 6-3 ▪ 247 Green Bay, Wis. (Preble)High School: Three-year team captain … team MVP as a junior and senior … finished career with 2,200 passing yards, over 1,300 rushing yards and 27 touchdowns in 17 starts … limited to 6 games by injury as a junior … holds school records for highest single-game completion percentage (100 percent, 9-for-9) and for longest touch-down pass (94 yards) … ranks fourth on career-passing yardage list … set team record in “Iron Man” competition as part of team strength and conditioning program … won High School Quarterback Challenge at Lambeau Field in 2016 … also competed in track and field … four-year high honor roll student … National Honor Society … coach was Tim Larsen Personal: Parents are Jeff Wanner and Kim Wanner-Psenicka … uncle, Greg Wanner, played golf at UW-Green Bay … received National Honor Society award for community service … volunteered at “the Hive,” a food and supply pantry at school, and the Preble student store

39 Jake WhalenFB ▪ Jr./So. ▪ 6-1 ▪ 246 Wausau, Wis. (West)2016 Season: Earned first letter, playing in four games ... recorded 1 tackle vs. Penn State in the Big Ten Championship Game on Dec. 3


High School: Three-star recruit by 247 Sports and Scout … first-team all-state selection by Associated Press and Wisconsin Football Coaches Association … recipient of John Anderson Award as state’s most outstanding senior linebacker … named Valley Football Association’s co-Offensive Player of the Year as a fullback and Defensive Player of the Year as a linebacker … racked up 104 tackles, 8 TFLs and 1.0 sack as a senior … helped West’s defense allow just 11.0 points and 159.3 total yards per game … also averaged 100.1 rushing yards per game, finishing season with 1,001 yards and eight touchdowns … for career, rushed for 1,688 yards and 18 TDs, averag-ing 5.7 yards per carry … two-year team captain and two-time offensive MVP and once as defensive MVP … won four letters in track and field and two in wrestling … coach was Kevin Grundy

Personal: Parents are Kerry and Michele Whalen … sis-ter, Carissa, played volleyball at North Dakota State and South Florida … major is undeclared

WHALEN CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICSYear G/S UT AT Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FF FR INT PD2015 Redshirt season2016 4/0 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0Tot. 4/0 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0

WHALEN CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2016 UT AT Tot TFL-Y Sk-Y FF FR INT PDIllinois 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Purdue 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0vs Penn State 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0

WHALEN CAREER HIGHSTackles: 1 vs. Penn State, Dec. 3, 2016

21 Caesar WilliamsCB ▪ So./Fr. ▪ 6-0 ▪ 183 Grand Prairie, Texas (South)2016 Season: Redshirt season

High School: Three-star prospect by 247 Sports, ESPN and Scout … first-team all-district as a senior, leading District 8-6A with three interceptions … also recorded nine pass breakups and scored a kickoff return touch-down … finished career with 12 interceptions, logging three picks each season … team MVP as a senior … also lettered in track and field … high school coach was Brent Whitson

Personal: Parents are Tracy Adamson and Herbert Williams … mother competed in track and field at Clark Atlanta University

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2016 Season in ReviewSchedule & Results

Date Opponent Result TV Attendance

Sept. 3 vs. #5 LSU W, 16-14 ABC 77,823 Lambeau Field College Classic (Lambeau Field — Green Bay, Wis.)

Sept. 10 AKRON W, 54-10 BTN 77,331

Sept. 17 GEORGIA STATE W, 23-17 BTN 79,883

Sept. 24 at #8 Michigan State* W, 30-6 BTN 75,505

Oct. 1 at #4 Michigan* L, 14-7 ABC 111,846

Oct. 15 #2 OHIO STATE* L, 30-23 (OT) ABC 81,541

Oct. 22 at Iowa* W, 17-9 ESPN 70,585

Oct. 29 #7 NEBRASKA* W, 23-17 (OT) ESPN 80,833

Nov. 5 at Northwestern* W, 21-7 ABC 42,016

Nov. 12 ILLINOIS* W, 48-3 ESPN2 79,340

Nov. 19 at Purdue* W, 49-20 ABC 30,465

Nov. 26 MINNESOTA* W, 31-17 BTN 77,216

Dec. 3 vs. #8 Penn State L, 31-38 FOX 65,018 Big Ten Football Championships Game (Lucas Oil Stadium — Indianapolis, Ind.)

Jan. 2 vs. #12 Western Michigan W, 24-16 ESPN 59,615 Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic (AT&T Stadium — Arlington, Texas)

HOMES GAMES IN CAPS | Rankings reflect AP Top 25 at time of game | *Big Ten Conference game

Season NotesWisconsin faced a gauntlet in Paul Chryst’s second year as head coach in 2016, but the Badgers put together one of the most successful seasons in school history in the face of a schedule that included six opponents ranked among the top 10 of the Associated Press poll.

Triumphs over No. 5-ranked LSU in the inaugural college game at historic Lambeau Stadium in Green Bay and No. 12 Western Michigan in the Cotton Bowl Classic bookended a season that saw UW post a 6-2 record away from Camp Randall Stadium. The Badgers finished with a No. 8 ranking in the final AP poll, claimed the seventh 11-win season in school history and made their fourth appearance in the six-year history of the Big Ten Football Championship Game.

With consensus first-team All-American and first-round NFL draft pick Ryan Ramczyk anchoring things at left tackle, UW enjoyed a resurgence of its running game as senior Corey Clement rushed for 1,375 yards and 15 touchdowns. The Badgers also found success under cen-ter with Chryst balancing a quarterback tandem of senior Bart Houston and freshman Alex Hornibrook.

Defense was once again a driver for UW, with the unit led by first-team All-American and first-round NFL pick T.J. Watt at outside linebacker. The Badgers boasted All-Big Ten players at every level of the unit in defensive end Conor Sheehy, outside linebacker Vince Biegel, inside linebackers Jack Cichy and T.J. Edwards, cornerback Sojourn Shelton and safeties D’Cota Dixon and Leo Musso.

UW allowed only 15.6 points per game to rank fourth nationally in scoring defense and also posted top-10 rankings in total defense (301.4 yards per game), rushing defense (98.8 yards per game) and pass effi-ciency defense (106.9). The Badgers also led all Power Five programs with 22 interceptions.

Some notes on 2016: � The Badgers scored four wins over teams in the

top 12 of Associated Press poll (No. 5 LSU, No. 7 Nebraska, No. 8 Michigan State and No. 12 Western Michigan)

� UW won the Big Ten West Division championship for the second time in three seasons of the league's cur-rent divisional alignment.

� The Badgers swept their three rivalry games with wins over Iowa, Minnesota and Nebraska.

� Wisconsin's seniors finished as winningest class in school history at 41-13 (.759). The class went 26-7 (.788) in conference play, 23-4 (.852) at Camp Randall Stadium and 10-1 (.909) in rivalry games.

� Among the Badgers' 17 All-Big Ten honorees, four players were named first-team All-Big Ten: RB Corey Clement, LT Ryan Ramczyk, CB Sojourn Shelton and OLB T.J. Watt.

� Wisconsin had 24 Academic All-Big Ten selections � The Badgers led the nation in time of possession,

at 34:58, and ranked No. 2 in fewest penalties per game, at 3.4.

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Team Statistics WISCONSIN OPPONENTSSCORING 397 218 Points Per Game 28.4 15.6 Points Off Turnovers 100 40FIRST DOWNS 284 229 Rushing 142 83 Passing 130 130 Penalty 12 16RUSHING YARDAGE 2843 1383 Yards gained rushing 3177 1741 Yards lost rushing 334 358 Rushing Attempts 658 421 Average Per Rush 4.3 3.3 Average Per Game 203.1 98.8 TDs Rushing 31 9PASSING YARDAGE 2507 2836 Comp-Att-Int 202-323-10 229-436-22 Average Per Pass 7.8 6.5 Average Per Catch 12.4 12.4 Average Per Game 179.1 202.6 TDs Passing 14 13TOTAL OFFENSE 5350 4219 Total Plays 981 857 Average Per Play 5.5 4.9 Average Per Game 382.1 301.4KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 26-515 29-579PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 21-143 23-168INT RETURNS: #-Yards 22-252 10-44KICK RETURN AVERAGE 19.8 20.0PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 6.8 7.3INT RETURN AVERAGE 11.5 4.4FUMBLES-LOST 14-6 17-6PENALTIES-Yards 48-455 62-488 Average Per Game 32.5 34.9PUNTS-Yards 66-2473 76-3178 Average Per Punt 37.5 41.8 Net punt average 34.6 38.6KICKOFFS-Yards 81-5126 52-3173 Average Per Kick 63.3 61.0 Net kick average 40.4 40.1TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 34:58 25:023RD-DOWN Conversions 90/204 50/179 3rd-Down Pct 44% 28%4TH-DOWN Conversions 6/12 7/19 4th-Down Pct 50% 37%SACKS BY-Yards 34-218 24-149MISC YARDS 0 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 48 24FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 20-27 17-23ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-1RED-ZONE SCORES (49-58) 84% (30-38) 79%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (37-58) 64% (17-38) 45%PAT-ATTEMPTS (45-47) 96% (23-24) 96%ATTENDANCE 476144 330417 Games/Avg Per Game 6/79357 5/66083

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalWisconsin 88 128 81 94 6 397Opponents 22 78 51 60 7 218

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Individual StatisticsRUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GClement, Corey 13 314 1421 46 1375 4.4 15 68 105.8Ogunbowale, Dare 14 91 519 13 506 5.6 5 48 36.1Shaw, Bradrick 11 88 485 28 457 5.2 5 35 41.5Peavy, Jazz 14 21 320 2 318 15.1 1 71 22.7Deal, Taiwan 6 32 165 1 164 5.1 0 12 27.3Ramesh, Austin 11 17 58 0 58 3.4 3 10 5.3Ingold, Alec 14 18 44 0 44 2.4 2 6 3.1Cephus, Quintez 14 5 44 3 41 8.2 0 20 2.9Taylor, A.J. 13 4 24 5 19 4.8 0 23 1.5Wheelwright, Robert 14 1 6 0 6 6.0 0 6 0.4Dooley, Garret 14 1 5 0 5 5.0 0 5 0.4Houston, Bart 11 28 75 75 0 0.0 0 13 0.0Team 11 15 0 69 -69 -4.6 0 0 -6.3Hornibrook, Alex 12 23 11 92 -81 -3.5 0 3 -6.8Total 14 658 3177 334 2843 4.3 31 71 203.1Opponents 14 421 1741 358 1383 3.3 9 38 98.8

PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Long Avg/GHornibrook, Alex 12 125.81 106-181-7 58.6 1262 9 57 105.2Houston, Bart 11 149.70 96-141-3 68.1 1245 5 47 113.2Clement, Corey 13 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Total 14 135.85 202-323-10 62.5 2507 14 57 179.1Opponents 14 106.91 229-436-22 52.5 2836 13 75 202.6

RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GFumagalli, Troy 14 47 580 12.3 2 30 41.4Peavy, Jazz 14 43 635 14.8 5 36 45.4Wheelwright, Robert 14 34 448 13.2 1 47 32.0Ogunbowale, Dare 14 24 208 8.7 1 34 14.9Rushing, George 14 12 136 11.3 0 19 9.7Clement, Corey 13 12 132 11.0 0 26 10.2Steffes, Eric 14 7 34 4.9 1 14 2.4Penniston, Kyle 12 6 102 17.0 2 54 8.5Ingold, Alec 14 6 55 9.2 2 19 3.9Cephus, Quintez 14 4 94 23.5 0 57 6.7Taylor, A.J. 13 3 53 17.7 0 35 4.1Ramesh, Austin 11 3 24 8.0 0 14 2.2Shaw, Bradrick 11 1 6 6.0 0 6 0.5Total 14 202 2507 12.4 14 57 179.1Opponents 14 229 2836 12.4 13 75 202.6

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongPeavy, Jazz 17 99 5.8 0 24Finco, Ricky 2 16 8.0 0 15Clement, Corey 2 28 14.0 0 24Total 21 143 6.8 0 24Opponents 23 168 7.3 1 55

INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD LongMusso, Leo 5 16 3.2 0 16Shelton, Sojourn 4 48 12.0 0 40Dixon, D’Cota 4 45 11.2 0 40Tindal, Derrick 3 89 29.7 0 46Edwards, T.J. 3 0 0.0 0 0Jacobs, Leon 1 25 25.0 0 25Connelly, Ryan 1 12 12.0 0 12Watt, T.J. 1 17 17.0 1 17Total 22 252 11.5 1 46Opponents 10 44 4.4 1 21

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KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongJamerson, Natrell 12 253 21.1 0 39Ogunbowale, Dare 10 213 21.3 0 41Ingold, Alec 2 31 15.5 0 19Neuville, Zander 1 13 13.0 0 13Clement, Corey 1 4 4.0 0 4Peavy, Jazz 0 1 0.0 0 1Total 26 515 19.8 0 41Opponents 29 579 20.0 0 77

FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongMusso, Leo 1 66 66.0 1 66Shelton, Sojourn 1 9 9.0 0 9Dixon, D’Cota 1 22 22.0 0 22Connelly, Ryan 1 12 12.0 1 12Total 4 109 27.2 2 66Opponents 1 6 6.0 0 6

|--------------------- PATs ---------------------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsClement, Corey 15 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 90Endicott, Andrew 0 13-19 35-37 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 74Peavy, Jazz 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36Ogunbowale, Dare 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36Gaglianone, Rafael 0 7-8 10-10 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 31Shaw, Bradrick 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30Ingold, Alec 4 0-0 0-0 1-1 0 0-0 0 0 26Ramesh, Austin 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18Fumagalli, Troy 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Penniston, Kyle 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Wheelwright, Robert 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Steffes, Eric 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Connelly, Ryan 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Watt, T.J. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Musso, Leo 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Team 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2Total 48 20-27 45-47 1-1 0 0-0 0 1 397Opponents 24 17-23 23-24 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 218

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GClement, Corey 13 315 1375 0 1375 105.8Houston, Bart 11 169 0 1245 1245 113.2Hornibrook, Alex 12 204 -81 1262 1181 98.4Ogunbowale, Dare 14 91 506 0 506 36.1Shaw, Bradrick 11 88 457 0 457 41.5Peavy, Jazz 14 21 318 0 318 22.7Deal, Taiwan 6 32 164 0 164 27.3Ramesh, Austin 11 17 58 0 58 5.3Ingold, Alec 14 18 44 0 44 3.1Cephus, Quintez 14 5 41 0 41 2.9Taylor, A.J. 13 4 19 0 19 1.5Wheelwright, Robert 14 1 6 0 6 0.4Dooley, Garret 14 1 5 0 5 0.4Team 11 15 -69 0 -69 -6.3Total 14 981 2843 2507 5350 382.1Opponents 14 857 1383 2836 4219 301.4

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PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 50+ BlkdLotti, Anthony 51 1923 37.7 60 1 13 25 2 0Rosowski, P.J. 15 550 36.7 51 0 5 3 1 0Total 66 2473 37.5 60 1 18 28 3 0Opponents 76 3178 41.8 70 5 21 24 17 0

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct <19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Lg BlkGaglianone, Rafael 7-8 87.5 0-0 1-1 2-3 4-4 0-0 48 0Endicott, Andrew 13-19 68.4 0-0 4-4 5-7 4-6 0-2 46 0

FG SEQUENCE Wisconsin OpponentsLSU (30),(48),(47) -Akron (33) (32)Georgia State (41),(28),30,(41) 45,(45)Michigan State (41) (48),(40)Michigan - 31,43,40Ohio State (46),(32),(22) (25),(40),(31)Iowa 32,52,(36) (41),(47),38,(25)Nebraska (44),45 (35)Northwestern 35,(40),(28),51 -Illinois (37),(21) (31),39Purdue - (28),(30)Minnesota (33) (21)Penn State 48,(23) (24)Western Michigan (30) (27)Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLnRosowski, P.J. 79 5032 63.7 51 1 Endicott, Andrew 2 94 47.0 0 0 Total 81 5126 63.3 51 1 579 40.4 24Opponents 52 3173 61.0 23 3 515 40.1 24

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/GClement, Corey 13 1375 132 28 4 0 1539 118.4Peavy, Jazz 14 318 635 99 1 0 1053 75.2Ogunbowale, Dare 14 506 208 0 213 0 927 66.2Fumagalli, Troy 14 0 580 0 0 0 580 41.4Shaw, Bradrick 11 457 6 0 0 0 463 42.1Wheelwright, Robert 14 6 448 0 0 0 454 32.4Jamerson, Natrell 8 0 0 0 253 0 253 31.6Deal, Taiwan 6 164 0 0 0 0 164 27.3Rushing, George 14 0 136 0 0 0 136 9.7Cephus, Quintez 14 41 94 0 0 0 135 9.6Ingold, Alec 14 44 55 0 31 0 130 9.3Penniston, Kyle 12 0 102 0 0 0 102 8.5Tindal, Derrick 14 0 0 0 0 89 89 6.4Ramesh, Austin 11 58 24 0 0 0 82 7.5Taylor, A.J. 13 19 53 0 0 0 72 5.5Shelton, Sojourn 14 0 0 0 0 48 48 3.4Dixon, D’Cota 14 0 0 0 0 45 45 3.2Steffes, Eric 14 0 34 0 0 0 34 2.4Jacobs, Leon 14 0 0 0 0 25 25 1.8Watt, T.J. 14 0 0 0 0 17 17 1.2Finco, Ricky 12 0 0 16 0 0 16 1.3Musso, Leo 14 0 0 0 0 16 16 1.1Neuville, Zander 14 0 0 0 13 0 13 0.9Connelly, Ryan 14 0 0 0 0 12 12 0.9Dooley, Garret 14 5 0 0 0 0 5 0.4Team 11 -69 0 0 0 0 -69 -6.3Hornibrook, Alex 12 -81 0 0 0 0 -81 -6.8Total 14 2843 2507 143 515 252 6260 447.1Opponents 14 1383 2836 168 579 44 5010 357.9

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|-----------Tackles-----------| |-Sacks-| |--------Pass Def--------| |--Fumbles--| Blkd GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf53 Edwards, T.J. 13 48 41 89 8.5-34 3.0-24 3-0 2 3 . 1 . .19 Musso, Leo 14 50 24 74 3.0-5 . 5-16 1 . 1-66 . . .42 Watt, T.J. 14 38 25 63 15.5-93 11.5-84 1-17 4 13 1-0 2 . .48 Cichy, Jack 7 45 15 60 7.0-15 1.5-3 . 2 3 . 2 . .14 Dixon, D’Cota 14 32 28 60 2.5-15 1.0-9 4-45 4 4 1-22 1 . .43 Connelly, Ryan 14 36 23 59 7.0-11 . 1-12 3 . 1-12 . . .47 Biegel, Vince 12 29 15 44 6.0-16 4.0-14 . 1 7 . 1 . .5 Dooley, Garret 14 24 16 40 6.5-35 3.5-25 . . 3 . . . .32 Jacobs, Leon 14 24 13 37 1.0-7 1.0-7 1-25 . . . . . .25 Tindal, Derrick 14 28 6 34 0.5-0 . 3-89 11 . . 1 . .8 Shelton, S. 14 23 8 31 1.0-1 . 4-48 12 1 1-9 . . .31 Figaro, Lubern 14 21 8 29 1.0-1 . . 7 1 . 1 . .94 Sheehy, Conor 13 12 15 27 4.0-19 2.5-18 . . 2 . 1 1 .57 James, Alec 13 13 10 23 3.5-20 3.5-20 . 3 2 . 1 . .34 Obasih, Chikwe 14 10 12 22 1.5-8 1.5-8 . 4 2 1-0 . . .1J Jamerson, N. 8 16 3 19 1.0-2 . . 4 . . . . .56 Baun, Zack 12 9 6 15 3.5-18 . . . . . 1 . .65 Sagapolu, Olive 9 8 6 14 1.0-6 1.0-6 . . . . . . .21 Farrar, A. 14 5 2 7 . . . . . . 1 . .36 Ferguson, Joe 14 4 3 7 . . . . . . . . .9 Booker, Titus 14 5 1 6 . . . . . . . . .93 Rand, Garrett 14 3 2 5 . . . . . . . . .51 Grady, Griffin 12 2 2 4 . . . . . . . . .22 Johnson, P. 13 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .38 Rosowski, P.J. 14 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .23 Ogunbowale, D. 14 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .96 Hirschfeld, B. 12 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .11 Peavy, Jazz 14 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .1B Bondoc, Evan 9 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .39 Whalen, Jake 4 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .60 Udelhoven, C. 14 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .41 Praschak, Max 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .20 Ramesh, Austin 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .30 Trezy, Serge 13 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .24 Brookins, K. 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .15 Wheelwright, R. 14 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .66 Benzschawel, B. 14 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .TM Team 11 . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Total 14 500 290 790 74-306 34-218 22-252 58 41 6-109 13 1 1 Opponents 14 589 456 1045 83.0-269 24-149 10-44 26 17 6-6 8 . .

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Individual SuperlativesWISCONSINRushes 35 Clement at Iowa (Oct. 22)Yards Rushing 164 Clement vs Ohio St. (Oct. 15) Clement vs Penn St. (Dec. 3)TD Rushes 3 Clement vs Illinois (Nov. 12)Long Rush 71 Peavy vs Minnesota (Nov. 26)Pass attempts 31 Houston vs LSU (Sept. 1)Pass completions 19 Houston vs LSU (Sept. 1)Yards Passing 231 Houston vs Akron (Sept. 10)TD Passes 2 Houston vs Akron (Sept. 10)Long Pass 57 Hornibrook at Iowa (Oct. 22)Receptions 7 Fumagalli vs LSU (Sept. 1) Peavy vs Akron (Sept. 10) Fumagalli vs Ohio St. (Oct. 15)Yards Receiving 100 Fumagalli vs LSU (Sept. 1) Peavy vs Akron (Sept. 10)TD Receptions 2 Peavy vs Akron (Sept. 10)Long Reception 57 Cephus at Iowa (Oct. 22)Field Goals 3 Gaglianone vs LSU (Sept. 1) Gaglianone vs Georgia St. (Sept. 17) Endicott vs Ohio St. (Oct. 15)Long Field Goal 48 Gaglianone vs LSU (Sept. 1)Punts 7 Lotti at Northwestern (Nov. 5) Lotti vs Minnesota (Nov. 26)Punting Avg 43 Lotti vs Minnesota (Nov. 26)Long Punt 60 Lotti vs Minnesota (Nov. 26)Punts inside 20 6 Lotti at Northwestern (Nov. 5)Long Punt Return 24 Clement vs Nebraska (Oct. 29) Peavy at Northwestern (Nov. 5)Long Kickoff Ret. 41 Ogunbowale vs Georgia St. (Sept. 17)Tackles 15 Cichy vs Ohio St. (Oct. 15)Sacks 2.5 Watt at Michigan St. (Sept. 24)Tackles For Loss 3.5 Watt at Michigan St. (Sept. 24) Cichy vs Ohio St. (Oct. 15)Interceptions 2 Musso vs Illinois (Nov. 12) Shelton vs Minnesota (Nov. 26)

OPPONENTSRushes 23 Fournette vs. LSU (Sept. 1)Yards Rushing 138 Fournette vs. LSU (Sept. 1)TD Rushes 2 Barrett vs. Ohio St. (Oct. 15)Long Rush 38 Ball vs. Akron (Sept. 10)Pass attempts 52 Thorson at Northwestern (Nov. 5)Pass completions 28 Thorson at Northwestern (Nov. 5)Yards Passing 384 McSorley vs. Penn St. (Dec. 3)TD Passes 4 McSorley vs. Penn St. (Dec. 3)Long Pass 75 Blough at Purdue (Nov. 19)Receptions 12 Carr at Northwestern (Nov. 5)Yards Receiving 155 Yancey at Purdue (Nov. 19) Blacknall vs. Penn St. (Dec. 3)TD Receptions 2 Yancey at Purdue (Nov. 19) Blacknall vs. Penn St. (Dec. 3)Long Reception 75 Yancey at Purdue (Nov. 19)Field Goals 3 Durbin vs. Ohio St. (Oct. 15)Long Field Goal 48 Geiger at Michigan St. (Sept. 24)Punts 8 Coluzzi at Iowa (Oct. 22) Niswander at Northwestern (Nov. 5)Punting Avg 53.8 Johnston vs. Ohio St. (Oct. 15)Long Punt 70 Johnston vs. Ohio St. (Oct. 15)Punts inside 20 4 Allen at Michigan (Oct. 1)Long Punt Return 55 Natson vs. Akron (Sept. 10)Long Kickoff Ret. 77 King at Iowa (Oct. 22)Tackles 16 Jewell at Iowa (Oct. 22)Sacks 2 Key vs. LSU (Sept. 1) Johnson at Iowa (Oct. 22)Tackles For Loss 3 Rallis vs. Minnesota (Nov. 26) Cothran vs. Penn St. (Dec. 3)Interceptions 2 Stribling at Michigan (Oct. 1) Gerry vs. Nebraska (Oct. 29)

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|---RUSHING---| |---RECEIVING---| |------------PASSING--------------| |-----KICK RET-----| |---PUNT RET---| totOpponent No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg offvs LSU 42 134 1 14 19 205 0 27 19-31-2 205 0 27 2 34 0 17 0 0 0 0 339AKRON 55 294 4 35 20 292 3 47 20-27-0 292 3 47 3 62 0 26 3 19 0 15 586GEORGIA STATE 49 187 1 19 18 213 1 29 18-30-1 213 1 29 2 60 0 41 2 15 0 15 400at Michigan State 41 122 2 22 16 195 1 31 16-26-1 195 1 31 2 37 0 19 0 0 0 0 317at Michigan 28 71 0 19 9 88 1 24 9-25-3 88 1 24 1 18 0 18 3 21 0 12 159OHIO STATE 46 236 1 68 16 214 1 36 16-28-1 214 1 36 2 36 0 19 1 4 0 4 450at Iowa 48 167 1 34 15 256 1 57 15-25-0 256 1 57 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 10 423NEBRASKA 38 223 2 41 14 114 1 30 14-23-2 114 1 30 2 45 0 25 1 24 0 24 337at Northwestern 57 190 2 46 13 143 0 32 13-22-0 143 0 32 1 13 0 13 2 25 0 24 333ILLINOIS 64 363 4 48 8 92 2 24 8-14-0 92 2 24 2 47 0 25 3 15 0 10 455at Purdue 56 221 4 33 12 191 2 34 12-15-0 191 2 34 5 77 0 39 2 2 0 0 412MINNESOTA 47 210 4 71 13 152 0 22 13-22-0 152 0 22 1 23 0 23 2 8 0 5 362vs Penn State 49 241 3 67 16 174 0 26 16-21-0 174 0 26 3 62 0 23 1 0 0 0 415vs W. Michigan 38 184 2 51 13 178 1 28 13-14-0 178 1 28 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 362

|---------TACKLES---------| |-SACKS-| |-FUMBLE-| |---PASS DEFENSE---| Blkd |---PAT Attempts---|Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds QBH Brk Kick Kick Run Rcv Saf Ptsvs LSU 32 22 54 3.0-15 2.0-10 2 1-0 2-43 2 2 0 1-1 0 0 0 16AKRON 30 10 40 6.0-22 4.0-20 1 1-9 1-0 0 5 0 7-7 0 0 1 54GEORGIA STATE 33 16 49 5.0-30 1.0-15 1 0-0 0-0 1 4 1 2-2 0 0 0 23at Michigan State 35 22 57 7.0-24 4.0-20 1 1-66 3-8 7 4 0 4-3 0 0 0 30at Michigan 52 24 76 6.0-35 4.0-32 0 0-0 1-46 3 5 0 1-1 0 0 0 7OHIO STATE 45 34 79 7.0-31 2.0-12 1 0-0 1-0 3 3 0 2-2 0 0 0 23at Iowa 36 20 56 4.0-18 2.0-10 2 0-0 0-0 5 3 0 2-2 0 0 0 17NEBRASKA 46 30 76 3.0-10 1.0-8 0 0-0 2-5 1 10 0 3-2 0 0 0 23at Northwestern 38 10 48 6.0-20 2.0-15 1 1-22 0-0 8 7 0 1-1 1 0 0 21ILLINOIS 17 26 43 6.0-11 0.0-0 0 0-0 4-68 2 3 0 6-6 0 0 0 48at Purdue 29 12 41 7.0-28 4.0-24 0 0-0 3-17 0 1 0 7-7 0 0 0 49MINNESOTA 35 24 59 7.0-36 5.0-32 0 0-0 4-65 4 6 0 4-4 0 0 0 31vs Penn State 39 18 57 4.0-12 1.0-7 1 2-12 0-0 4 1 0 4-4 0 0 0 31vs W. Michigan 33 22 55 3.0-14 2.0-13 3 0-0 1-0 1 4 0 3-3 0 0 0 24

Opponent Game-By-Game Statistics

|---RUSHING---| |---RECEIVING---| |------------PASSING--------------| |-----KICK RET-----| |---PUNT RET---| totOpponent No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg offvs LSU 29 126 0 30 12 131 1 31 12-21-2 131 1 31 2 22 0 17 1 3 0 3 257AKRON 21 88 0 38 14 136 0 35 14-25-1 136 0 35 3 47 0 29 2 54 1 55 224GEORGIA STATE 24 33 1 9 20 269 1 60 20-30-0 269 1 60 1 7 0 7 0 0 0 0 302at Michigan State 27 75 0 19 20 250 0 40 20-43-3 250 0 40 4 70 0 21 1 13 0 13 325at Michigan 44 130 1 22 20 219 1 46 20-32-1 219 1 46 1 14 0 14 2 19 0 13 349OHIO STATE 45 185 2 22 17 226 1 43 17-29-1 226 1 43 2 31 0 18 3 10 0 13 411at Iowa 27 83 0 12 17 153 0 21 17-33-0 153 0 21 2 90 0 77 1 0 0 0 236NEBRASKA 44 152 2 19 12 153 0 36 12-31-2 153 0 36 2 34 0 19 4 36 0 15 305at Northwestern 19 39 0 28 28 277 1 32 28-52-0 277 1 32 1 17 0 17 1 1 0 1 316ILLINOIS 21 99 0 22 7 101 0 35 7-24-4 101 0 35 3 43 0 18 2 5 0 6 200at Purdue 22 71 0 34 15 222 2 75 15-31-3 222 2 75 2 37 0 22 0 0 0 0 293MINNESOTA 38 128 1 32 9 158 1 35 9-26-4 158 1 35 1 69 0 69 4 21 0 9 286vs Penn State 29 51 1 22 22 384 4 70 22-31-0 384 4 70 4 83 0 29 1 5 0 5 435vs W. Michigan 31 123 1 23 16 157 1 22 16-28-1 157 1 22 1 15 0 15 1 1 0 0 280

|---------TACKLES---------| |-SACKS-| |-FUMBLE-| |---PASS DEFENSE---| Blkd |---PAT Attempts---|Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds QBH Brk Kick Kick Run Rcv Saf Ptsvs LSU 35 36 71 5.0-16 2.0-8 1 1-6 2-21 0 2 0 2-2 0 0 0 14AKRON 52 38 90 5.0-11 1.0-6 0 0-0 0-0 1 3 0 1-1 0 0 0 10GEORGIA STATE 50 30 80 2.0-9 1.0-5 1 1-0 1-0 1 2 0 2-2 0 0 0 17at Michigan State 29 56 85 7.0-21 2.0-11 1 1-0 1-4 3 4 0 0-0 0 0 0 6at Michigan 26 26 52 2.0-13 2.0-13 0 0-0 3-9 3 5 0 2-2 0 0 0 14OHIO STATE 43 32 75 8.0-42 4.0-34 1 0-0 1-0 3 1 0 3-3 0 0 0 30at Iowa 39 40 79 2.0-18 2.0-18 1 1-0 0-0 3 1 0 0-0 0 0 0 9NEBRASKA 42 18 60 4.0-12 2.0-10 0 0-0 2-10 0 2 0 2-2 0 0 0 17at Northwestern 57 22 79 8.0-13 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1 3 0 1-1 0 0 0 7ILLINOIS 45 54 99 6.0-16 1.0-5 0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0-0 0 0 0 3at Purdue 46 22 68 8.0-19 2.0-9 0 1-0 0-0 0 0 0 2-2 0 0 0 20MINNESOTA 42 34 76 10.0-27 1.0-8 1 1-0 0-0 1 0 0 2-2 0 0 0 17vs Penn State 49 30 79 8.0-25 2.0-12 2 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 5-5 0 0 0 38vs W. Michigan 34 18 52 8.0-27 2.0-10 0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2-1 0 0 0 16

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ParticipationName GP/GS LSU AKR GSU MSU MICH OSU IOWA NEB NU ILL PUR MINN PSU WMUAllen, Connor 14/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXBaun, Zack 12/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX ... XXX XXX XXX ... XXX XXX XXXBenzschawel, B. 14/14 START START START START START START START START START START START START START STARTBiegel, Vince 12/12 START START START START ... ... START START START START START START START STARTBondoc, Evan 9/- ... XXX ... ... ... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX ...Booker, Titus 14/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXBrookins, K. 11/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX ... XXX XXX ... XXX XXX XXX XXX ...Cephus, Quintez 14/5 XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX START XXX START START START XXX XXX STARTCichy, Jack 7/7 START START START START START START START ... ... ... ... ... ... ...Clement, Corey 13/13 START START ... START START START START START START START START START START STARTConnelly, Ryan 14/8 XXX START XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX START START START START START START STARTConnors, Brett 14/4 XXX XXX XXX START START START START XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXDeal, Taiwan 6/1 XXX XXX START ... ... ... ... ... ... XXX XXX ... ... XXXDeiter, Michael 14/14 START START START START START START START START START START START START START STARTDietzen, Jon 10/8 XXX START ... ... ... ... XXX START START START START START START STARTDixon, D’Cota 14/14 START START START START START START START START START START START START START STARTDooley, Garret 14/2 XXX XXX XXX XXX START START XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXDretzka, Ian 2/- ... XXX ... ... ... ... ... ... ... XXX ... ... ... ...Edwards, David 14/7 XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX START START START START START START STARTEdwards, T.J. 13/12 ... XXX START START START START START START START START START START START STARTEndicott, A. 12/- XXX ... ... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXErdmann, Jason 13/- ... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXFarrar, A. 14/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXFerguson, Joe 14/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXFigaro, Lubern 14/4 XXX XXX START XXX START XXX XXX XXX XXX START XXX XXX START XXXFinco, Ricky 12/- ... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX ...Fumagalli, Troy 14/14 START START START START START START START START START START START START START STARTGaglianone, R. 3/- XXX XXX XXX ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...Grady, Griffin 12/- ... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX ... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXHirschfeld, B. 12/- XXX XXX ... XXX XXX ... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXHornibrook, A. 12/9 ... XXX XXX START START START START START START START START START ... XXXHouston, Bart 11/5 START START START ... ... ... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX START STARTIngold, Alec 14/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXJacobs, Leon 14/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXJamerson, N. 8/2 XXX START ... ... ... ... ... ... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX STARTJames, Alec 13/9 START START XXX XXX START START START START START XXX START START ... XXXJohnson, P. 13/- ... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXJohnson, Tyler 7/- XXX XXX ... ... ... XXX XXX ... XXX XXX XXX ... ... ...Kapoi, Micah 14/2 START XXX START XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXLotti, Anthony 12/- ... XXX XXX XXX XXX ... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXMaxwell, Jacob 7/7 START START START START START START START ... ... ... ... ... ... ...Moorman, David 14/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXMusso, Leo 14/14 START START START START START START START START START START START START START STARTNeuville, Z. 14/1 XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX STARTObasih, Chikwe 14/11 XXX START START START XXX XXX START START START START START START START STARTOgunbowale, D. 14/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXOrr, Chris 1/1 START ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...Patterson, J. 2/- ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... XXX XXX ... ... ...Peavy, Jazz 14/10 START START START START START START START START XXX XXX XXX START START XXXPenniston, Kyle 12/3 XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX ... XXX ... START XXX START XXX XXX STARTPraschak, Max 2/- ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... XXX XXX ... ... ...Ramczyk, Ryan 14/14 START START START START START START START START START START START START START STARTRamesh, Austin 11/8 START START START START START XXX START START ... ... ... START XXX XXXRand, Garrett 14/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXRosowski, P.J. 14/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXRushing, George 14/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXSagapolu, Olive 9/5 START XXX XXX START XXX START ... ... ... ... ... XXX START STARTShaw, Bradrick 11/1 XXX XXX XXX ... ... XXX XXX XXX XXX START XXX XXX XXX ...Sheehy, Conor 13/11 START XXX START START START START START START START START START START ... XXXShelton, S. 14/14 START START START START START START START START START START START START START STARTSteffes, Eric 14/5 XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX START XXX XXX START START START XXX START XXXTaylor, A.J. 13/- XXX XXX XXX XXX ... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXTindal, Derrick 14/14 START START START START START START START START START START START START START STARTTrezy, Serge 13/- XXX XXX XXX ... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX

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Name GP/GS LSU AKR GSU MSU MICH OSU IOWA NEB NU ILL PUR MINN PSU WMUUdelhoven, C. 14/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXWatt, T.J. 14/14 START START START START START START START START START START START START START STARTWhalen, Jake 4/- ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... XXX XXX XXX XXX ...Wheelwright, R. 14/9 START START START START START START XXX START XXX XXX XXX START START XXX

Key: START - starter, XXX - played, ... - did not play

Individual Game-By-Game StatisticsPASSINGHornibrook, Alex Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds EfficAkron 5 5 0 100.0 61 1 35 0 0 268.5Georgia State 12 8 1 66.7 122 1 29 0 0 162.9Michigan State 26 16 1 61.5 195 1 31 2 11 129.5Michigan 25 9 3 36.0 88 1 24 2 13 54.8Ohio State 28 16 1 57.1 214 1 36 4 34 126.0Iowa 19 11 0 57.9 197 0 57 2 18 145.0Nebraska 16 10 1 62.5 71 1 30 0 0 107.9Northwestern 19 11 0 57.9 92 0 17 0 0 98.6Illinois 12 7 0 58.3 85 1 24 1 5 145.3Purdue 9 7 0 77.8 89 1 28 2 9 197.5Minnesota 8 4 0 50.0 29 0 12 0 0 80.4Western Michigan 2 2 0 100.0 19 1 11 0 0 344.8TOTALS 181 106 7 58.6 1262 9 57 13 90 125.8

Houston, Bart Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds EfficLSU 31 19 2 61.3 205 0 27 2 8 103.9Akron 22 15 0 68.2 231 2 47 1 6 186.4Georgia State 18 10 0 55.6 91 0 24 1 5 98.0Iowa 6 4 0 66.7 59 1 21 0 0 204.3Nebraska 7 4 1 57.1 43 0 16 2 10 80.2Northwestern 3 2 0 66.7 51 0 32 0 0 209.5Illinois 1 1 0 100.0 7 1 7 0 0 488.8Purdue 6 5 0 83.3 102 1 34 0 0 281.1Minnesota 14 9 0 64.3 123 0 22 1 8 138.1Penn State 21 16 0 76.2 174 0 26 2 12 145.8Western Michigan 12 11 0 91.7 159 0 28 2 10 203.0TOTALS 141 96 3 68.1 1245 5 47 11 59 149.7

Clement, Corey Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds EfficIllinois 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0TOTALS 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

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DN

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Nat

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16

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19

1-1

3-1

DN

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NP

DN

P D

NP

DN

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NP

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1-

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1 1-

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NP

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8-6

14

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2-3

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NP

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NP

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(S)

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7 1-

0 -

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2016 Game RecapsGame 1

Wisconsin 16 #5 LSU 14Sept. 3 Green Bay, Wis. | Lambeau Field (77,823) Lambeau Field College Classic

Rafael Gaglianone booted the 47-yard field goal in the fourth quarter. Wisconsin’s defense backed up their strong-legged kicker with a late-game interception.

The Badgers staved off the fifth-ranked Tigers’ desperate last-ditch drive for a 16-14 victory when safety D’Cota Dixon intercepted a pass with 57 seconds left.

The Badgers defense pitched a shutout well into the third quarter, forcing two fumbles and frustrating LSU QB Brandon Harris. But Wisconsin led just 6-0 at halftime after squandering early scoring chances, including a stop on fourth-and-1 from the LSU 23.

Quarterback Bart Houston, making his first career start, was 19 of 31 for 205 yards with two interceptions. Corey Clement ran for 86 yards and a touchdown on 21 carries.

But in the end, the Badgers celebrated at Lambeau Field, home of the NFL’s Green Bay Packers.

Game StatisticsScore by Quarter 1 2 3 4 FLSU 0 0 14 0 14Wisconsin 0 6 7 3 16 Scoring SummaryQ Time Scoring Play2nd 4:13 WIS - Gaglianone 30 field goal, 9-24 4:12 0:54 WIS - Gaglianone 48 field goal, 5-15 0:553rd 10:55 WIS - Clement 5 run (Gaglianone kick), 5-58 1:56 5:28 LSU - White 21 interception return (Delahoussaye kick) 4:21 LSU - Dural 10 pass from Harris (Delahoussaye kick), 2-41 0:184th 3:47 WIS - Gaglianone 47 field goal, 8-48 4:27

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHINGLSU — Fournette, Leonard 23-138; Guice, Derrius 2-3; Harris, Brandon 4-minus 15WIS — Clement, Corey 21-86; Ogunbowale, Dare 9-44; Ramesh, Austin 2-10; Deal, Taiwan 1-2; Taylor, A.J. 1-minus 1; Houston, Bart 5-minus 1

PASSINGLSU — Harris, Brandon 12-21-2-131. WIS — Houston, Bart 19-31-2-205

RECEIVINGLSU — Dural, Travin 5-50; Fournette, Leonard 3-38; Dupre, Malachi 3-24; Smith, DeSean 1-19.WIS — Fumagalli, Troy 7-100; Wheelwright, Rob 4-60; Rush-ing, George 2-18; Peavy, Jazz 2-11; Ramesh, Austin 1-11; Ingold, Alec 1-2; Steffes, Eric 1-2; Ogunbowale, Dare 1-1

Game 2 #10 Wisconsin 54 Akron 10Sept. 10 Madison, Wis. | Camp Randall Stadium (77,331)

Wisconsin rushed for 294 yards and passed for another 292 yards in a 54-10 win over Akron, its first game with more than 290 in each category since at least 1996.

Corey Clement ran for 111 yards and two scores, Jazz Peavy finished with 100 yards and caught two touchdowns and Wisconsin stuffed Akron’s spread offense, limiting the Zips to 224 yards and just 10 first downs.

Wisconsin’s defense recorded a safety and forced two turnovers to build a 30-10 halftime lead.

Bart Houston was 15 of 22 for 231 yards, while freshman Alex Hornibrook made his collegiate debut going 5-for-5 for 61 yards with a touchdown pass.

Game StatisticsScore by Quarter 1 2 3 4 FAkron 0 10 0 0 10Wisconsin 9 21 10 14 54

Scoring SummaryQ Time Scoring Play1st 8:05 WIS - Clement 4 run (Gaglianone kick), 13-83 6:55 2:28 WIS - Team Safety 2nd 13:45 WIS - Clement 1 run (Gaglianone kick), 8-53 3:32 4:58 WIS - Peavy 13 pass from Houston (Gaglianone kick), 9-73 4:12 3:12 AKR - Natson 55 punt return (O’Leary kick) 2:10 WIS - Peavy 34 pass from Houston (Gaglianone kick), 3-67 0:57 0:00 AKR - O’Leary 32 field goal, 8-60 2:103rd 6:25 WIS - Gaglianone 33 field goal, 12-57 6:44 1:07 WIS - Ingold 6 pass from Hornibrook (Gaglianone kick), 8-83 4:224th 11:17 WIS - Ramesh 1 run (Gaglianone kick), 7-63 3:27 7:54 WIS - Shaw 35 run (Gaglianone kick), 3-44 1:23

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHINGAKRON — Ball, Warren 7-71; Morgan, Manny 3-25; Jones, Denzel 4-6; Edwards, Van 2-3; Chapman, T. 2-minus 4; Woodson, Thomas 3-minus 13.WIS — Clement, Corey 21-111; Shaw, Bradrick 9-74; Deal, Taiwan 12-58; Peavy, Jazz 1-23; Ogunbowale, Dare 4-18; Ramesh, Austin 4-12; Ingold, Alec 2-4; Houston, Bart 2-minus 6.

PASSINGAKRON — Woodson, Thomas 9-19-1-108; Chapman, T. 5-6-0-28.WIS — Houston, Bart 15-22-0-231; Hornibrook, A. 5-5-0-61.

RECEIVINGAKRON — Young, Anthony 4-32; Natson, JoJo 3-44; Lane, Jerome 3-43; Smith, Kwad. 1-10; Wolf, Austin 1-3; Goodman, Tyrell 1-3; Ball, Warren 1-1.WIS — Peavy, Jazz 7-100; Wheelwright, Rob 4-99; Taylor, A.J. 2-39; Fumagalli, Troy 2-16; Rushing, George 2-14; Cephus, Quintez 1-10; Steffes, Eric 1-8; Ingold, Alec 1-6.

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Game 3#9 Wisconsin 23 Georgia State 17Sept. 17 Madison, Wis. | Camp Randall Stadium (79,883)

Backup quarterback Alex Hornibrook led No. 9 Wisconsin to three scoring drives in the second half, helping the Badgers to a 23-17 win over Georgia State.

Hornibrook took over for Bart Houston late in the third quarter. The freshman finished 8 of 12 for 122 yards, including a 1-yard touchdown pass to Kyle Penniston with 7:25 left to give the Badgers the lead for good, 20-17.

Houston, a senior making his third career start, was 10 of 18 for 91 yards.

Georgia State’s Conner Manning threw for a career-high 269 yards and a score. Kyler Neal’s 9-yard touchdown run with 11:36 left gave the Panthers a brief lead before the Badgers defense reasserted itself.

The Badgers didn’t commit a penalty during the game, marking the first time since Nov. 15, 1997 that the Badgers were not flagged for an infraction.

Game StatisticsScore by Quarter 1 2 3 4 FGeorgia State 0 0 10 7 17Wisconsin 6 0 7 10 23

Scoring SummaryQ Time Scoring Play1st 7:20 WIS - Gaglianone 41 field goal, 15-52 7:401st 0:51 WIS - Gaglianone 28 field goal, 10-58 5:093rd 6:00 GSU - ten Lohuis 45 field goal, 10-49 4:253rd 2:58 WIS - Ogunbowale 2 run (Gaglianone kick), 6-69 2:563rd 0:19 GSU - Davis 13 pass from Manning (ten Lohuis kick), 6-75 2:394th 11:36 GSU - Neal 9 run (ten Lohuis kick), 3-68 1:064th 7:25 WIS - Penniston 1 pass from Hornibrook (Gaglianone kick), 8-59 4:034th 3:36 WIS - Gaglianone 41 field goal, 7-19 2:17

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHINGGSU — Neal 15-41; Boyd 1-9; Dorn 2-5; Smith 1-5; Scaife 1-0; Kirk 2-minus 1.WIS — Ogunbowale, Dare 20-65; Shaw, Bradrick 15-62; Deal, Taiwan 7-34; Houston, Bart 3-14; Peavy, Jazz 1-8; Ingold, Alec 1-4; Ramesh, Austin 1-1.

PASSINGGSU — Manning, 20-29-0-269; Smith, 0-1-0-0.WIS — Houston, Bart 10-18-0-91; Hornibrook, A. 8-12-1-122.

RECEIVINGGSU — Davis 8-93; Rucker 6-38; Smith 5-131; Dorn 1-7.WIS — Wheelwright, Rob 4-35; Peavy, Jazz 3-67; Penniston, Kyle 3-35; Rushing, George 2-26; Ingold, Alec 2-13; Ogun-bowale, Dare 2-12; Taylor, A.J. 1-14; Fumagalli, Troy 1-11.

Game 4#11 Wisconsin 30 #8 Michigan State 6Sept. 24 East Lansing, Mich. | Spartan Stadium (75,505)

By the time Alex Hornibrook’s first start was over, there wasn’t much question about whether he could handle one of the toughest road tests in the Big Ten.

Hornibrook threw for 195 yards and a touchdown, and 11th-ranked Wisconsin turned its early-season showdown with No. 8 Michigan State into a rout, beating the Spartans 30-6. The Badgers have now tallied two top-10 wins for the first time since 1962.

The freshman quarterback outplayed fifth-year senior Tyler O’Connor, his Michigan State counterpart. The Badgers were the better team in the first half and then outscored the Spartans 17-0 in the third quarter.

Michigan State was down 13-6 early in the third and had the ball in Wisconsin territory when LJ Scott’s fumble bounced to Wisconsin’s Leo Musso in the secondary. O’Connor was the only player with a decent shot at him on the return, and Musso spun past the quarterback and went all the way to the end zone for a 66-yard touchdown.

Running back Corey Clement returned from a one-game absence due to injury by running for two touchdowns for Wisconsin. The Badgers defense didn’t allow a touchdown, held MSU to just 75 yards rushing and forced four turnovers.

Game StatisticsScore by Quarter 1 2 3 4 FWisconsin 7 6 17 0 30Michigan State 3 3 0 9 6

Scoring SummaryQ Time Scoring Play1st 8:03 MSU - Geiger 48 field goal, 7-16, 1:311st 0:25 WIS - Steffes 1 pass from Hornibrook (Endicott kick), 16-65 7:382nd 7:14 WIS - Clement 1 run (kick failed), 6-28 2:402nd 1:18 MSU - Geiger 40 field goal, 15-62, 5:513rd 13:10 WIS - Musso 66 fumble recovery (Endicott kick)3rd 4:58 WIS - Endicott 41 field goal, 10-54 5:403rd 3:52 WIS - Clement 5 run (Endicott kick), 1-5 0:06

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHINGWIS — Ogunbowale 9-55; Clement 23-54; Ingold 3-13; Ramesh 2-9; Hornibrook 4-minus-9.MSU — Scott 14-61; Lewerke 1-16; London 1-6; O’Connor 7-5; Corley 2-3; Holmes 1-0.

PASSINGWIS — Hornibrook 16-26-1-195.MSU — O’Connor 18-38-3-224; Lewerke 2-4-0-26.

RECEIVINGWIS — Peavy 4-96; Fumagalli 4-42; Wheelwright 3-34; Rushing 2-24; Steffes 2-2; Clement 1-minus-3.MSU — Price 5-58; Madaris 5-49; Corley 4-84; Shelton 3-23; Stewart 1-16; Lyles 1-10; Sokol 1-10.

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Game 5#4 Michigan 14 #8 Wisconsin 7Oct. 1 Ann Arbor, Mich. | Michigan Stadium (111,846)

The No. 8 Wisconsin football team suffered its first loss of the season as No. 4 Michigan held on to beat the Badgers 14-7 at Michigan Stadium.

With 2:59 remaining and no timeouts left, the Badgers went for it on fourth-and-10 from their 8 yard line and Alex Hornibrook’s deep pass was picked off by Michigan’s Jourdan Lewis.

Hornibrook, in his second start, threw a game-tying, 17-yard TD pass to Dare Ogunbowale midway through the third quarter.

Michigan’s Wilton Speight delivered what turned out to be the game-winning score with a 46-yard touchdown pass to Amara Darboh midway through the fourth quarter that proved to be the difference.

Carrying 17 times for 68 yards, UW senior running back Corey Clement became the 16th player in program history to rush for 2,000 yards in a career.

Game StatisticsScore by Quarter 1 2 3 4 FWisconsin 0 0 7 0 7Michigan 0 7 0 7 14

Scoring SummaryQ Time Scoring Play2nd 14:56 MICH - Hill 1 run (Allen kick), 11-77, 4:413rd 8:03 WIS - Ogunbowale 17 pass from Hornibrook (Endicott kick), 5-31 2:254th 7:56 MICH - Darboh 46 pass from Speight (Tice kick), 4-64 1:53

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHINGWIS — Clement 17-68; Peavy 2-23; Ramesh 2-4; Ogun-bowale 2-3; Ingold 1-2; Hornibrook 3-minus-16.MICH — Smith 17-66; Isaac 8-48; Evans 8-34; Chesson 2-8; Morris 1-2; Hill 2-2; Crawford 1-0; Speight 5-minus-30.

PASSINGWIS — Hornibrook 9-25-3-88.MICH — Speight 20-30-1-219

RECEIVING WIS — Wheelwright 3-46; Ogunbowale 3-23; Fumagalli 2-12; Peavy 1-7.MICH — Darboh 6-87; Chesson 5-52; Butt 3-31; Perry 2-26; Smith 2-9; Evans 1-9; Poggi 1-5.

Game 6#2 Ohio State 30 #8 Wisconsin 23 (OT)Oct. 15 Madison, Wis. | Camp Randall Stadium (81,541)

After leading for three quarters, No. 8 Wisconsin fell to No. 2 Ohio State, 30-23, in overtime at a sold-out Camp Randall Stadium.

Ohio State’s J.T. Barrett threw a 7-yard touchdown pass to receiver Noah Brown to capitalize on the Buckeyes’ overtime possession. Wisconsin’s ensuing drive to the 4 yard line ended with a sack of quarterback Alex Hornibrook on fourth-and-goal.

Wisconsin coach Paul Chryst dug deep into the playbook to throw off the Buckeyes in the first half, running receiver Jazz Peavy on jet sweeps and passing out of tight formations.

Corey Clement ran for 164 yards on 25 carries for Wisconsin, earning yards for the Badgers’ balanced offense. Wisconsin collected 236 yards rushing and Hornibrook compiled a career-high 214 yards passing. The Badgers were also the first team in the country this year to score a rushing touchdown against the Buckeyes.

Barrett ran for two touchdowns for the Buckeyes, who passed their toughest road test of the season against the Badgers.

Game StatisticsScore by Quarter 1 2 3 4 OT FOhio State 3 3 7 10 7 30Wisconsin 10 6 0 7 0 23

Scoring SummaryQ Time Scoring Play1st 9:03 WIS - Endicott 46 field goal 8-52, 3:481st 6:17 WIS - Peavy 24 pass from Hornibrook (Endicott kick) 4-95, 1:081st 2:46 OSU - Durbin 25 field goal 11-67, 3:312nd 8:43 OSU - Durbin 40 field goal 9-56, 3:162nd 2:47 WIS - Endicott 32 field goal 13-61, 5:562nd 0:14 WIS - Endicott 22 field goal 10-61, 1:433rd 2:52 OSU - Barrett 1 run (Durbin kick), 13-47, 4:544th 14:09 OSU - Barrett 8 run (Durbin kick), 6-38, 2:394th 7:54 WIS - Ramesh 4 run (Endicott kick), 11-81, 6:114th 3:57 OSU - Durbin 31 field goal 9-61, 3:57OT 15:00 OSU - Brown 7 pass from Barrett (Durbin kick) 4-25, 0:00

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHINGWIS — Clement 25-164; Peavy 6-70; Ogunbowale 7-23; Ramesh 2-7; Shaw 1-6; Hornibrook 5-minus-34.OSU — Barrett 21-92; Weber 11-46; Samuel 12-46; Wilson 1-1.

PASSINGWIS — Hornibrook 16-28-1-214.OSU — Barrett 17-29-1-226.

RECEIVINGWIS — Fumagalli 7-84; Peavy 4-76; Wheelwright 2-36; Ogunbowale 2-0; Clement 1-18.OSU — Samuel 6-58; Brown 4-48; Campbell 2-18; Wilson 1-43; Baugh 1-29; Clark 1-12; Hill 1-10; McLaurin 1-8.

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Game 7#10 Wisconsin 17 Iowa 9Oct. 22 Iowa City, Iowa | Kinnick Stadium (70,585)

Corey Clement ran for 134 yards and a touchdown as 10th-ranked Wisconsin used a stout defense to beat Iowa, 17-9. Alex Hornibrook had 197 yards passing for the Badgers, who won for the fourth straight time in Iowa City.

Back-to-back narrow losses to Ohio State and Michigan gave Wisconsin a two-game losing streak, but the Badgers shut down a late Iowa surge to snap that run.

Backup Bart Houston threw a touchdown pass for Wisconsin, and Clement’s 1-yard TD run put the Badgers ahead 14-6 midway through the third quarter. Houston, the senior who had ceded the starting job to Hornibrook, was 4 of 6 passing for 59 yards and led the Badgers to their first touchdown. Houston’s package included some read option plays, giving the Badgers a different look.

Wisconsin was carried by its defense. The Badgers allowed just 236 yards on 60 plays and held the Hawkeyes without a touchdown for the first time all season — just a week after Iowa scored 49 points against Purdue.

The Badgers overcame two missed field goals and a fumble that Iowa recovered in its own end zone, and their defense stopped Iowa 11 times on 13 third downs.

Game StatisticsScore by Quarter 1 2 3 4 FWisconsin 0 7 7 3 17Iowa 0 6 0 3 9

Scoring SummaryQ Time Scoring Play2nd 10:06 WIS - Fumagalli 17 pass from Houston (Endicott kick), 8-58 4:45 3:49 IOWA - Duncan 41 field goal, 6-20 2:45 0:00 IOWA - Recinos 47 field goal, 8-51 0:543rd 7:20 WIS - Clement 1 run (Endicott kick), 4-62 2:044th 1:24 WIS - Endicott 36 field goal, 9-62 4:01 0:43 IOWA - Duncan 25 field goal, 6-16 0:41

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHINGWIS — Clement, Corey 35-134; Taylor, A.J. 2-24; Ogunbowale, D.2-10; Houston, Bart 1-8; Shaw, Bradrick 1-8; Peavy, Jazz 1-3; Ramesh, Austin1-1; Team 2-minus 4; Hornibrook, A. 3-minus 17.IOWA — Wadley, Akrum 10-44; Daniels, LeShun 10-35; Beathard, C.J. 6-5; McCarron, Riley 1-minus 5; Scheel, Jay 0-4.

PASSINGWIS — Hornibrook, A. 11-19-0-197; Houston, Bart 4-6-0-59.IOWA — Beathard, C.J. 17-33-0-153.

RECEIVINGWIS — Ogunbowale, D. 4-51; Peavy, Jazz 3-26; Fumagalli, Troy 2-38; Clement, Corey 2-11; Cephus, Quintez 1-57; Penniston, Kyle 1-54; Ramesh, Austin 1-14; Steffes, Eric 1-5.IOWA — Wadley, Akrum 7-72; McCarron, Riley 6-47; Fant, Noah 1-14; Daniels, LeShun 1-8; Scheel, Jay 1-6; Smith, Jerminic 1-6.

Game 8#11 Wisconsin 23 #7 Nebraska 17 (OT)Oct. 29 Madison, Wis. | Camp Randall Stadium (80,833)

Dare Ogunbowale scored on an 11-yard run in overtime, and No. 11 Wisconsin held on to beat No. 7 Nebraska, 23-17, at Camp Randall Stadium as the Badgers scored their third win of the season over a top-10 team.

On Nebraska’s ensuing overtime possession, the Badgers stopped Nebraska on fourth-and-8 from the 23 after safety D’Cota Dixon swatted away a Tommy Armstrong pass intended for Stanley Morgan Jr.

With its sixth win, Wisconsin became bowl eligible for the 15th-consecutive season, extending the longest active bowl streak in the Big Ten.

The Badgers improved to 3-0 against Huskers since the Freedom Trophy’s inception in 2014 and have won five of their six games vs. Nebraska since it joined the Big Ten in 2011.

Nebraska rallied from a 10-point deficit in the fourth quarter. Drew Brown’s 35-yard field goal with 3:43 left tied the game at 17.

Wisconsin had a chance to win it with 1:43 left, but Andrew Endicott’s 45-yard field-goal try went wide left.

But a tough-as-nails defense bailed out the Badgers again.

Game StatisticsScore by Quarter 1 2 3 4 OT FNebraska 0 7 0 10 0 17Wisconsin 7 3 7 0 6 23

Scoring SummaryQ Time Scoring Play1st 9:38 WIS - Shaw 21 run (Endicott kick), 2-51 0:432nd 13:41 NEB - Ozigbo 1 run (Brown kick), 6-42 2:12 6:53 WIS - Endicott 44 field goal, 7-25 3:183rd 8:17 WIS - Wheelwright 9 pass from Hornibrook (Endicott kick), 13-73 6:364th 13:45 NEB - Armstrong 2 run, 14-75 5:58 3:43 NEB - Brown 25 field goal, 6-16 0:41OT 15:00 WIS - Ogunbowale 11 run (kick failed), 5-25 0:00

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHINGNEB — Newby, Terrell 17-77; Armstrong, Tommy 13-39; Ozigbo, Devine 10-33; Wilbon, Mikale 2-2; Pierson-El, De’Mornay 1-2; Westerkamp, Jordan 1-minus-1.WIS — Ogunbowale, Dare 11-120; Clement, Corey 19-82; Shaw, Bradrick 2-23; Wheelwright, Rob 1-6; Peavy, Jazz 1-2; Ingold, Alec 1-1; Team 1-minus 1; Houston, Bart 2-minus 10

PASSINGNEB — Armstrong, Tommy 12-31-2-153. WIS — Hornibrook, Alex 10-16-1-71; Houston, Bart 4-7-1-43.

RECEIVINGNEB — Morgan Jr, Stanley 5-58; Westerkamp, Jordan 3-62; Reilly, Brandon 2-19; Pierson-El, De’Mornay 1-14; Newby, Terrell 1-0.WIS — Wheelwright, Rob 5-43; Fumagalli, Troy 4-48; Peavy, Jazz 3-25; Ogunbowale, Dare 1-minus-1; Ramesh, Austin 1-minus-1.3

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Game 9#8 Wisconsin 21 Northwestern 7Nov. 5 Evanston, Ill. | Ryan Field (42,016)

No. 8 Wisconsin kept hope alive for a shot at the Big Ten West Division title after defeating Northwestern 21-7 on the road.

Corey Clement ran for 106 yards and a touchdown and Jazz Peavy scored on a 46-yard run to lead the Badgers in scoring.

Wisconsin’s defense proved dominant again. Wisconsin held Northwestern to a season-low 39 yards rushing. The Wildcats entered the game averaging 139.

Conor Sheehy forced a big fumble when he sacked Clayton Thorson with the Wildcats threatening early in the fourth quarter. That led to Clement’s 2-yard TD run that made it a 14-point game.

The Wildcats drove to the 19 early in the quarter, but with the ball on the 30, Thorson fumbled as he was sacked by Sheehy. D’Cota Dixon returned it 22 yards to the Wildcats’ 45, and Clement ran it in from the 2. The two-point conversion run by Alec Ingold made it 21-14 with 8:51 left.

Alex Hornibrook completed 11 of 19 passes for 92 yards, and the Badgers rolled up 333 yards while holding a large edge in time of possession (40:25-19:35).

Game StatisticsScore by Quarter 1 2 3 4 FWisconsin 0 10 3 8 21Northwestern 0 7 0 0 7

Scoring SummaryQ Time Scoring Play 2nd 11:11 WIS - Endicott 40 field goal, 7-34, 3:13 7:33 WIS - Peavy 46 run (Endicott kick), 5-68, 2:25 0:39 NU - Carr 13 pass from Thorson (Mitchell kick), 8-87, 1:023rd 8:06 WIS - Endicott 28 field goal, 7-22, 3:144th 8:57 WIS - Clement 2 run (Ingold run), 9-45, 4:32

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHINGWIS — Clement, Corey 32-106; Shaw, Bradrick 11-54; Peavy, Jazz 1-46; Ogunbowale, Dare 3-12; Houston, Bart 2-6; Ingold, Alec 2-5; Hornibrook, Alex 2-2; Taylor, A.J. 1-minus-4; Team 3-minus-37.NU — Jackson, Justin 13-42; Thorson, Clayton 6-minus-3.

PASSINGWIS — Hornibrook, Alex 11-19-0-92; Houston, Bart 2-3-0-51.NU — Thorson, Clayton 28-52-0-277.

RECEIVINGWIS — Peavy, Jazz 4-73; Wheelwright, Rob 3-28; Fumagalli, Troy 2-18; Clement, Corey 2-11; Rushing 1-18; Ogunbowale, Dare 1-minus-2.NU — Carr 12-132; Scanlan 5-46; Nagel, Flynn 4-37; Dickerson 2-30; Vault, Solomon 1-15, Jackson, Joe. 1-1

Game 10#7 Wisconsin 48 Illinois 3Nov. 12 Madison, Wis. | Camp Randall Stadium (79,340)

Wisconsin celebrated Homecoming in a big way, rolling to a 48-3 victory against Illinois. Corey Clement ran for 123 yards and three touchdowns and the seventh-ranked Badgers intercepted Illinois quarterback Jeff George Jr. four times to seal a decisive Big Ten West Division win.

Dare Ogunbowale added 103 yards on seven carries for Wisconsin and the team rushed for a season-high 363 yards at Camp Randall Stadium.

Wisconsin led by 18 after the first quarter with two scores from Clement, and 31-3 at the half.

Wisconsin’s defense continued to shine and held Illinois without a third-down conversion (0-for-9), the first time the Badgers have completed that feat since at least 1998. Safety Leo Musso had two of the Badgers’ four interceptions.

Illinois mustered just 60 total yards and three first downs in the second half.

Wisconsin, conversely, ran the ball on 29 of the final 30 plays to put the game away.

Game StatisticsScore by Quarter 1 2 3 4 FIllinois 3 0 0 0 3Wisconsin 21 10 3 14 48

Scoring SummaryQ Time Scoring Play1st 9:25 WIS - Clement 2 run (Endicott kick), 4-51 1:49 6:59 WIS - Clement 4 run (Endicott kick), 2-8 0:44 3:22 ILL - McLaughlin 31 field goal, 9-65 3:32 0:13 WIS - Peavy 8 pass from Hornibrook (Endicott kick), 6-78 3:042nd 12:24 WIS - Penniston 7 pass from Houston (Endicott kick), 7-43 2:42 0:04 WIS - Endicott 37 field goal, 4--9 1:113rd 7:10 WIS - Endicott 21 field goal, 11-58 6:224th 14:18 WIS - Clement 2 run (Endicott kick), 11-70 6:09 5:01 WIS - Shaw 3 run (Endicott kick), 12-75 7:53

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHINGILL — Foster, Kendrick 15-75; Corbin, Reggie 3-21; Vaughn, Ke’Shawn 1-2; George, Jeff, Jr. 1-minus 1).WIS — Clement, Corey 25-123; Ogunbowale, Dare 7-103; Shaw, Bradrick 19-80; Deal, Taiwan 6-41; Ingold, Alec 3-8; Peavy, Jazz 1-5; Dooley, Garret 1-5; Hornibrook, Alex 2-minus 2.

PASSINGILL — George, Jeff, Jr. 5-16-4-79; Lunt, Wes 2-8-0-22. WIS — Hornibrook, Alex 7-12-0-85; Houston, Bart 1-1-0-7; Clement 0-1-0-0.

RECEIVINGILL — Hardee, Justin 2-47; Mays, Sam 2-16; Grant, Zach 1-15; Turner, Malik 1-12; Foster, Kendrick 1-11.WIS — Peavy, Jazz 3-29; Clement, Corey 1-24; Ingold, Alec 1-15; Wheelwright, Rob 1-11; Penniston, Kyle 1-7; Shaw, Bradrick 1-6.

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Game 11#6 Wisconsin 49 Purdue 20Nov. 19 West Lafayette, Ind. | Ross-Ade Stadium (30,465)

T.J. Watt returned an interception 17 yards for a touchdown, and No. 6 Wisconsin scored 35 points in the final 8 1/2 minutes of the first half of a 49-20 victory against the lowly Boilermakers.

Coach Paul Chryst inserted fifth-year senior Bart Houston at QB, and everything changed for the Badgers in the second quarter. The opening-day starter immediately led Wisconsin on an 87-yard drive that ended with Alec Ingold’s 1-yard plunge for a 7-3 lead. Watt picked off David Blough on the next offensive play.

Bradrick Shaw scored on a 7-yard run with 3:03 left in the half. After another Blough interception, Houston hooked up with a wide-open Ingold on a 19-yard TD pass and Shaw added a 33-yard TD run in the last minute of the half.

Corey Clement rushed for 112 yards and a touchdown for Wisconsin.

Game StatisticsScore by Quarter 1 2 3 4 FWisconsin 0 35 7 7 49Purdue 3 7 3 7 20

Scoring SummaryQ Time Scoring Play1st 4:56 PUR - Dellinger 28 field goal, 14-55 5:072nd 8:34 WIS - Ingold 1 run (Endicott kick), 10-87 4:30 8:26 WIS - Watt 17 interception return (Endicott kick) 3:03 WIS - Shaw 7 run (Endicott kick), 8-54 4:30 2:49 WIS - Ingold 19 pass from Houston (Endicott kick), 1-19 0:07 2:38 PUR - Yancey 75 pass from Blough (Dellinger kick), 1-75 0:11 0:51 WIS - Shaw 33 run (Endicott kick), 5-65 1:473rd 8:47 PUR - Dellinger 30 field goal, 9-28 3:42 3:23 WIS - Peavy 25 pass from Hornibrook (Endicott kick), 10-62 5:244th 7:41 WIS - Clement 6 run (Endicott kick), 15-74 8:28 4:15 PUR - Yancey 10 pass from Blough (Dellinger kick), 8-73 3:26

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHINGWIS — Clement, Corey 27-112; Shaw, Bradrick 8-68; Deal, Taiwan 4-20; Houston, Bart 4-14; Cephus, Quintez 2-10; Ingold, Alec 4-6; Ogunbowale, Dare 2-minus 2; Team 1-minus 2; Hornibrook, Alex 4-minus 5. PUR — Lankford-Johnson 5-41; Jones, Markell 8-30; Blough, David 8-2; Wegher, Jack 1-minus 2.

PASSINGWIS — Hornibrook, Alex 7-9-0-89; Houston, Bart 5-6-0-102.PUR — Blough, David 14-30-3-206; Sindelar 1-1-0-16.

RECEIVINGWIS — Ogunbowale, Dare 3-62; Fumagalli, Troy 3-52; Wheelwright, Rob 2-25; Peavy, Jazz 1-25; Ingold, Alec 1-19; Cephus, Quintez 1-5; Steffes, Eric 1-3.PUR — Yancey, DeAngelo 6-155; Phillips 3-17; Posey, Cameron 2-12; Marshall, Bilal 2-10; Herdman, Cole 1-16; Jones, Markell 1-12.

Game 12#5 Wisconsin 31 Minnesota 17Nov. 26 Madison, Wis. | Camp Randall Stadium (77,216)

A fourth-quarter flourish erased memories of a jittery first half for No. 6 Wisconsin against Minnesota.

The latest installment of the most-played rivalry in major college football ended with a familiar scene: the Badgers triumphantly holding up Paul Bunyan’s Axe.

Corey Clement ran for two fourth-quarter touchdowns and a big-play defense pitched a second-half shutout in a 31-17 win over the Golden Gophers to keep the trophy in Madison for a 13th straight season.

Mitch Leidner threw four interceptions in the second half for Minnesota. The protection around him crumbled as the Badgers mixed up their defensive pressures.

Senior cornerback Sojourn Shelton, a four-year starter playing in his last home game, had two interceptions.

On offense, Wisconsin’s running game finally caught up in the fourth quarter.

Jazz Peavy went 71 yards on a jet sweep down the right sideline to the Minnesota 11. Two plays later, Clement bowled into the end zone from 2 yards to give Wisconsin the lead for good, 24-17, with 6:42 left.

Game StatisticsScore by Quarter 1 2 3 4 FMinnesota 3 14 0 0 17Wisconsin 0 7 3 21 31

Scoring SummaryQ Time Scoring Play1st 10:11 MINN - Carpenter 21 field goal, 12-72 4:492nd 9:19 WIS - Ingold 1 run (Endicott kick), 10-80 5:34 9:05 MINN - Wolitarsky 13 pass from Leidner (Carpenter kick), 1-13 0:05 0:53 MINN - Leidner 3 run (Carpenter kick), 7-68 2:103rd 9:03 WIS - Endicott 33 field goal, 12-60 5:574th 11:58 WIS - Clement 2 run (Endicott kick), 3-19 1:17 6:42 WIS - Clement 2 run (Endicott kick), 3-87 1:19 6:15 WIS - Ogunbowale 8 run (Endicott kick), 1-8 0:05

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHINGMINN — Leidner, Mitch 16-46; Smith, Rodney 13-45; Brooks, Shannon 9-37.WIS — Clement, Corey 26-100; Peavy, Jazz 3-83; Shaw, Bradrick 7-20;Ogunbowale, Dare 4-7; Ramesh, Austin 1-3; Ingold, Alec 1-1; Houston, Bart 3-minus1; Team 2-minus 3.

PASSINGMINN — Leidner, Mitch 9-26-4-158. WIS — Houston, Bart 9-14-0-123; Hornibrook, A. 4-8-0-2.

RECEIVINGMINN — Wolitarsky,Drew 4-76; Still, Rashad 3-48; Smith, Rodney 1-25; Carter, Eric 1-9.WIS — Peavy, Jazz 4-47; Fumagalli, Troy 4-46; Wheelwright, Robert 2-19; Cephus, Quintez 1-22; Rushing, George 1-12; Ogunbowale, Dare 1-6.

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Game 13#8 Penn State 38 #6 Wisconsin 31Dec. 3 Indianapolis, Ind. | Lucas Oil Stadium (65,018)Big Ten Football Championship Game

Wisconsin built a 28-7 lead, but Penn State quarterback Trace McSorley led an epic 38-31 come-from-behind victory over No. 6 Wisconsin in the Big Ten Football Championship Game.

No. 8 Penn State trailed 28-7 with 5:15 left in the first half. That’s when McSorley and the Nittany Lions’ offense finally got in sync by scoring touchdowns on each of their next four possessions — the last an 18-yard TD pass to Saquon Barkley with 13:41 left in the game. The Nittany Lions never trailed again.

Wisconsin played without starting quarterback Alex Hornibrook but jumped to the big lead behind Corey Clement, who ran 21 times for 164 yards, including a 67-yard TD run in the first quarter.

Game StatisticsScore by Quarter 1 2 3 4 FWisconsin 14 14 3 0 31Penn State 7 7 14 10 38

Scoring SummaryQ Time Scoring Play1st 5:27 WIS - Ramesh 1 run (Endicott kick), 14-81 8:00 3:06 WIS - Clement 67 run (Endicott kick), 2-72 0:45 1:10 PSU - Gesicki 33 pass from McSorley (Davis kick), 5-75 1:562nd 9:42 WIS - Connelly 12 fumble rec. (Endicott kick) 5:15 WIS - Ogunbowale 7 run (Endicott kick), 5-42 2:31 0:58 PSU - Blacknall 40 pass from McSorley (Davis kick), 8-90 1:273rd 10:58 PSU - Blacknall 70 pass from McSorley (Davis kick), 1-70 0:11 4:22 PSU - Barkley 1 run (Davis kick), 8-63 3:17 0:16 WIS - Endicott 23 field goal, 9-70 4:064th 13:41 PSU - Barkley 18 pass from McSorley (Davis kick), 4-81 1:30 5:14 PSU - Davis 24 field goal, 9-58 4:38

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHING WIS —Clement, Corey 21-164; Shaw, Bradrick 15-62; Ogunbowale, D. 6-26; Peavy, Jazz 1-5; Ramesh, Austin 1-1; Cephus, Quintez 1-minus 3; Houston, Bart 4-minus 14.PSU — Barkley, Saquon 19-83; Robinson, Andre 3-7; TEAM 1-minus 19; McSorley, Trace 6-minus 20.

PASSINGWIS — Houston, Bart 16-21-0-174.PSU — McSorley, Trace 22-31-0-384.

RECEIVINGWIS — Peavy, Jazz 4-53; Ogunbowale, D. 4-28; Clement, Corey 3-43; Fumagalli, Troy 3-30; Steffes, Eric 1-14; Penniston, Kyle 1-6.PSU — Hamilton, D. 8-118; Blacknall, S. 6-155; Gesicki, Mike 3-58; Godwin, Chris3-33; Barkley, Saquon 2-20.

Game 14#8 Wisconsin 24 #12 Western Michigan 16Jan. 2 Arlington, Texas | AT&T Stadium (59,615)81st Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic

No. 8 Wisconsin sank No. 12 Western Michigan’s hopes of an undefeated season to claim the 2017 Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic, 24-16, for its third-consecutive win in a bowl game.

Badgers tight end Troy Fumagalli was named Offensive Most Valuable Player, while inside linebacker T.J. Edwards earned the defensive honor.

With 14 minutes left, Fumagalli’s 8-yard TD catch — an acrobatic leap in the back of the end zone between two defenders — made it 24-10. The touchdown was Fumagalli’s second awe-inspiring play after hauling in a one-handed 20-yard grab on the Badgers’ opening drive.

Quarterbacks Bart Houston and Alex Hornibrook combined to complete 13 of 14 passes, matching the Cotton Bowl record for team completion percentage (92.9%).

Game StatisticsScore by Quarter 1 2 3 4 FWisconsin 14 3 0 7 24W. Michigan 0 7 3 6 16

Scoring SummaryQ Time Scoring Play1st 8:52 WIS - Clement 2 run (Endicott kick), 11-75 6:08 3:23 WIS - Ogunbowale 1 run (Endicott kick), 7-88 3:522nd 5:27 WMU - Terrell 2 run (Hampton kick), 16-65 8:45 0:18 WIS - Endicott 30 field goal, 9-63 5:093rd 10:00 WMU - Hampton 27 field goal, 11-65 5:004th 12:26 WIS - Fumagalli 8 pass from Hornibrook (Endicott kick),3-12 1:26 3:27 WMU - Davis 11 pass from Terrell (kick failed), 16-75 8:59

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHING WIS — Clement, Corey 22-71; Peavy, Jazz 3-50; Quintez, Cephus 2-34; Ogunbowale, Dare 5-22; Ramesh, Austin 1-10; Deal, Taiwan 2-9; TEAM 1-minus 2; Houston, Bart 2-minus 10WMU — Brogan, Jamauri 16-58; Franklin, J. 7-53; Terrell, Zach 7-14; TEAM 1-minus 2

PASSINGWIS — Houston, Bart 11-12-0159; Hornibrook, Alex 2-2-0-19WMU — Terrell, Zach 16-28-1-157

RECEIVINGWIS — Fumagalli, Troy 6-83; Clement, Corey 2-28; Ogunbowale, Dare 2-28; Rushing, George 2-27; Wheelwright, Rob 1-12WMU — Davis, Corey 6-73; Fraklin, J 4-33; Thompson, C. 4-32; Henry, Michael 2-19

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RushingRushing Yards Quarter: 189, Melvin Gordon vs. Nebraska (2), 11/15/2014Half: 258, Michael Bennett vs. Oregon, 9/9/2000 Game: 408, Melvin Gordon vs. Nebraska, 11/15/2014Season: 2,587, Melvin Gordon, 2014Career: 7,125, Ron Dayne, 1996-99

Rushing Attempts Quarter: 16, Ron Dayne vs. Minnesota, 11/9/1996 Half: 31, Ron Dayne vs. Minnesota, 11/9/1996 Game: 50, Ron Dayne vs. Minnesota, 11/9/1996 Season: 356, Montee Ball, 2012Career: 1,220, Ron Dayne, 1996-99

Highest Average Per Carry Game (10 att.): 19.5, Melvin Gordon vs. Bowling Green, 9/20/2014Season (100 att.): 7.81, Melvin Gordon, 2013 Career (300 att.): 7.79, Melvin Gordon, 2011-14

Rushing Touchdowns Game: 5, Billy Marek vs. Minnesota, 11/23/1974; Anthony Davis vs. Minnesota, 11/23/2002; Brian Calhoun vs. Bowling Green 9/3/2005 and Illinois, 10/29/2005; Melvin Gordon vs. Bowling Green 9/20/2014Season: 33, Montee Ball, 2011Career: 77, Montee Ball, 2009-12

100-yard Rushing Games Season: 12, Melvin Gordon, 2014 Career: 33, Ron Dayne, 1996-99 Consecutive: 17, Brent Moss, 1993-94

200-yard Rushing Games Season: 6, Melvin Gordon, 2014Career: 14, Ron Dayne, 1996-99 Consecutive: 3, Billy Marek, 1974; Ron Dayne, 1996; Ron Dayne, 1999; Melvin Gordon, 2014

Highest Rushing Average Per Game Season: 184.8, Melvin Gordon, 2014Career: 151.6, Ron Dayne, 1996-99

Rushing Yards in Consecutive Games Two: 628, Ron Dayne, 1996 Three: 874, Ron Dayne, 1996 Four: 987, Ron Dayne, 1996 Five: 1,233, Ron Dayne, 1996 Six: 1,477, Ron Dayne, 1996

PassingPassing Yards Game: 423, Darrell Bevell vs. Minnesota, 10/23/1993 Season: 3,175, Russell Wilson, 2011 Career: 7,686, Darrell Bevell, 1992-95

Pass Attempts Game: 54, Randy Wright vs. Iowa, 11/5/1983 Season: 370, Joel Stave, 2015Career: 1,052, Darrell Bevell, 1992-95

Pass Completions Game: 35, Darrell Bevell vs. Iowa, 11/18/1995 Season: 225, Joel Stave, 2015Career: 646, Darrell Bevell, 1992-95 Consecutive: 17, Tanner McEvoy vs. Western Illinois, 9/6/2014

Highest Completion Percentage Game (10 att.): .944, Darrell Bevell (17-18) vs. Northwestern, 10/9/1993 Season: .729, Scott Tolzien (194-266), 2010 Career: .681, Scott Tolzien (410-602), 2008-10

Passing Touchdowns Game: 5, Darrell Bevell vs. Nevada, 9/4/1993; Jim Sorgi vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 Season: 31, Russell Wilson, 2011 Career: 59, Darrell Bevell, 1992-95

Highest Pass Efficiency Rating Game (15 att.): 296.68, John Stocco vs. Indiana, 9/30/2006 Season: 191.8, Russell Wilson, 2011Career: 191.8, Russell Wilson, 2011

Most 200-yard Passing Games Season: 9, Joel Stave, 2015Career: 18, Joel Stave, 2012-15Consecutive: 7, John Stocco, 2005

Most 300-yard Passing Games Season: 3, Randy Wright, 1983; John Stocco, 2005Career: 4, John Stocco, 2003-06; Randy Wright, 1981-83Consecutive: 3, Randy Wright, 1983

ReceivingMost Yards Receiving Game: 258, Lee Evans vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 Season: 1,545, Lee Evans, 2001 By a WR: 1,545, Lee Evans, 2001 By a RB: 571, Brian Calhoun, 2005 By a TE: 982, Travis Beckum, 2007 Career: 3,468, Lee Evans, 1999-2003 By a WR: 3,468, Lee Evans, 1999-2003 By a RB: 670, James White, 2010-13 By a TE: 2,149, Travis Beckum, 2006-08

Most Receptions Game: 13, Matt Nyquist vs. Iowa, 11/18/1995 By a WR: 12, Jared Abbrederis vs. PSU, 11/30/2013 By a RB: 11, Brian Calhoun vs. Northwestern, 10/8/2005 By a TE: 13, Matt Nyquist vs. Iowa, 11/18/1995Season: 75, Lee Evans, 2001; Travis Beckum, 2007 By a WR: 75, Lee Evans, 2001 By a RB: 53, Brian Calhoun, 2005 By a TE: 75, Travis Beckum, 2007Career: 202, Brandon Williams, 2002-05; Jared Abbbrederis, 2010-13 By a WR: 202, Brandon Williams, 2002-05; Jared Abbbrederis, 2010-13 By a RB: 73, James White, 2010-13 By a TE: 159, Travis Beckum, 2006-08

Most Consecutive Games With a Pass Reception Career: 38, Lee Evans, 1999-2003

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Highest Average Per Reception Game (3 rec.): 47.3, Larry Mialik vs. Penn State, 10/3/1970 Season (30 rec.): 21.3, Larry Mialik, 1970 Career (50 rec.): 20.1, Tony Simmons, 1994-97 Most Receiving Touchdowns Game: 5, Lee Evans vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 Season: 13, Lee Evans, 2003 Career: 27, Lee Evans, 1999-2003

ScoringMost Points Game: 30, Billy Marek vs. Minnesota, 11/23/1974; Anthony Davis vs. Minnesota, 11/23/2002; Lee Evans vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003; Brian Calhoun vs. Bowling Green, 9/3/2005 and Illinois, 10/29/2005; P.J. Hill vs. The Citadel, 9/15/2007; Melvin Gordon vs. Bowling Green, 9/20/2014 By a Kicker: 17, Philip Welch vs. Indiana, 11/13/2010Season: 236, Montee Ball, 2011 By a Kicker: 118, Philip Welch, 2010Career: 500, Montee Ball, 2009-12 By a Kicker: 384, Philip Welch, 2008-11

Most Touchdowns Game: 5, Billy Marek vs. Minnesota, 11/23/1974; Anthony Davis vs. Minnesota, 11/23/2002; Lee Evans vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003; Brian Calhoun vs. Bowling Green, 9/3/2005 and Illinois, 10/29/2005; P.J. Hill vs. The Citadel, 9/15/2007; Melvin Gordon vs. Bowling Green, 9/20/2014Season: 39, Montee Ball, 2011Career: 83, Montee Ball, 2009-12

Most Extra Points Game: 11, Philip Welch vs. Indiana, 11/13/2010Season: 67, Philip Welch, 2010Career: 202, Philip Welch, 2008-11

Highest Extra Point Percentage Game (8 att.): 100.0, Vince Lamia vs. Missouri, 10/5/1974; Kevin Rohde vs. Minnesota, 10/15/1983; Rick Schnetzky vs. Eastern Michigan, 9/10/1994; Matt Davenport vs. San Jose State, 9/13/1997; Vitaly Pisetsky vs. Indiana, 10/16/1999; Mike Allen vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003; Philip Welch vs. Austin Peay, 9/25/2010; Philip Welch vs. Indiana, 11/13/2010; Philip Welch vs. Northwestern, 11/27/2010Season (25 att.): 100.0, Gary Kroner, 1962; Roger Jaeger, 1971; Mark Doran, 1981; Mark Neuser, 2001; Mike Allen, 2002; Taylor Mehlhaff, 2006; Philip Welch, 2010; Jack Russell, 2013Career (50 att.): 98.1, Philip Welch, 2008-11

Most Field GoalsGame: 4, Vince Lamia vs. Minnesota, 11/20/1976; Todd Gregoire vs. Kentucky, 12/29/1984; Todd Gregoire vs. Ohio State, 11/7/1987; Rich Thompson vs. Bowling Green, 9/19/1992; Rich Thompson vs. Purdue, 10/17/1992; Matt Davenport vs. Minnesota, 11/7/1998; Vitaly Pisetsky vs. Michigan State, 10/23/1999; Philip Welch vs. Michigan, 9/27/2008Season: 22, Rich Thompson, 1992Career: 65, Todd Gregoire, 1984-87

Highest Field Goal PercentageGame (4 att.): 100.0, Vince Lamia vs. Minnesota, 11/20/1976; Todd Gregoire vs. Kentucky, 12/29/1984; Rich Thompson vs. Bowling Green, 9/19/1992; Rich Thompson vs. Purdue, 10/17/1992; Matt Davenport vs. Minnesota, 11/7/1998; Vitaly Pisetsky

vs. Michigan State, 10/23/1999Season (15 att.): 90.5, Matt Davenport (19-21), 1998Career (30 att.): 86.8, Matt Davenport (33-38), 1997-98

Total OffenseMost YardsGame: 416, Darrell Bevell vs. Minnesota, 10/23/1993Season: 3,199, Russell Wilson, 2011Career: 7,477, Darrell Bevell, 1992-95

Most Total Offensive PlaysGame: 61, Randy Wright vs. Iowa, 11/5/1983Season: 445, Tyler Donovan, 2007Career: 1,289, Brooks Bollinger, 1999-2002

Most TDs Responsible ForGame: 5, Billy Marek vs. Minnesota, 11/23/1974; Mike Kalasmiki vs. Minnesota, 11/17/1979; Jess Cole vs. Minnesota, 11/22/1980; Randy Wright vs. Purdue, 11/12/1983; Darrell Bevell vs. Nevada, 9/4/1993; Mike Samuel vs. San Jose State, 9/13/1997; Brooks Bollinger vs. Michigan State, 10/26/2002; Anthony Davis vs. Minnesota, 11/23/2002; Jim Sorgi vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003; Lee Evans vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003; Brian Calhoun vs. Bowling Green, 9/3/2005 and Illinois, 10/29/2005; P.J. Hill vs. The Citadel, 9/15/2007; Scott Tolzien vs. Michigan, 11/14/2009; James White vs. Nebraska 12/1/2012; Melvin Gordon vs. Bowling Green, 9/20/2014Season: 40, Montee Ball, 2011; Russell Wilson, 2011Career: 84, Montee Ball, 2009-12

All-Purpose Yardage Most All-Purpose YardageGame: 347, Ron Dayne vs. Hawaii, 11/30/1996 Kick Returns Only: 241, Troy Vincent vs. Western Illinois, 9/14/1991Season: 2,242, Ron Dayne, 1996Career: 7,429, Ron Dayne, 1996-99

Kickoff and Punt ReturnsMost Kickoff Return YardsGame: 201, Jared Abbrederis vs. Oregon, 1/2/2012Season: 967, David Gilreath, 2007Career: 3,025, David Gilreath (2007-10)

Most Kickoff ReturnsGame: 8, Jared Abbrederis vs. Oregon, 1/2/2012Season: 42, David Gilreath, 2007Career: 135, David Gilreath (2007-10)

Highest Avg. Per Kickoff ReturnGame (3 ret.): 42.7, Selvie Washington vs. Neb, 9/21/1974Season (10 ret.): 29.6, Ira Matthews, 1976 Career (30 ret.): 25.8, Jared Abbrederis, 2010-13

Most Kickoff Returns For TDsGame: 1, many times (MR: Natrell Jamerson at Maryland, 11/7/2015)Season: 2, Ira Matthews, 1976; Nick Davis, 1999Career: 2, Danny Crooks, 1969-71; Ira Matthews, 1975-78; Nick Davis, 1998-2001

Most Punt Return YardsGame: 158, Earl Girard vs. Iowa, 11/8/1947Season: 470, Jim Leonhard, 2003Career: 1,347, Jim Leonhard, 2001-04

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Most Punt ReturnsGame: 10, Bill Lane vs. Indiana, 11/3/1951Season: 38, Keith Jackson, 1994Career: 105, Jim Leonhard, 2001-04

Highest Average Per Punt ReturnGame (3 ret.): 52.7, Earl Girard vs. Iowa, 11/8/1947Season (15 ret.): 16.9, Ira Matthews, 1978 Career (25 ret.): 13.7, Brandon Williams, 2002-05

Most Punt Returns For TDsGame: 2, Earl Girard vs. Iowa, 11/8/1947Season: 3, Ira Matthews, 1978Career: 4, Ira Matthews, 1975-78

PuntingMost Yards PuntingGame: 514, Ken DeBauche vs. Michigan, 9/23/2006 Season: 3,323, Drew Meyer, 2012Career: 10,660, Kevin Stemke, 1997-2000

Most PuntsGame: 12, Dave Fronek vs. Nebraska, 10/9/1965; Bob Schaffner vs. Iowa, 10/19/1968; Brad Brekke vs. Miami (Fla.), 9/9/1989Season: 80, Drew Meyer, 2012Career: 256, Drew Meyer, 2012-15

Highest Average Per PuntGame (3 punts): 52.2, Dick Mileager vs. Kansas, 10/2/1976Season (30 punts): 44.8, Ken DeBauche, 2005Career (100 punts): 43.5, Kevin Stemke, 1997-2000

InterceptionsMost InterceptionsGame: 4, Clarence Bratt vs. Minnesota, 11/20/1954Season: 11, Jim Leonhard, 2002Career: 21, Jamar Fletcher, 1998-2000; Jim Leonhard, 2001-04

Most Interception Return YardageGame: 103, Bob Radcliffe vs. Navy, 10/15/1949; Ed Withers vs. Iowa, 10/14/1950Season: 179, Jamar Fletcher, 2000Career: 459, Jamar Fletcher, 1998-2000

Highest Average Per Int. ReturnSeason (min. 4 ret.): 30.5, Pat Levenhagen, 1955Career (min. 8 ret.): 25.0, Ed Withers, 1949-51

Most Interception Ret. for TDsGame: 2, Bob Radcliffe vs. Navy, 10/15/1949Season: 3, Jamar Fletcher, 1998Career: 5, Jamar Fletcher, 1998-2000

DefenseMost TacklesGame: 28, Dave Crossen vs. Purdue, 11/5/1977 By a LB: 28, Dave Crossen vs. Purdue, 11/5/1977 By a DB: 23, Scott Nelson vs. Iowa, 10/13/1990Season: 181, Dave Lokanc, 1972 By a DL: 135, Tim Krumrie, 1981 By a LB: 181, Dave Lokanc, 1972 By a DB: 144, Reggie Holt, 1991Career: 451, Pete Monty, 1993-96 By a DL:444, Tim Krumrie, 1979-82 By a LB: 451, Pete Monty, 1993-96 By a DB: 359, Greg Thomas, 1987-90

Most Tackles For LossGame: 6.5, Alex Lewis vs. Purdue, 10/18/2003Season: 31, Tom Burke, 1998Career: 58, Tarek Saleh, 1993-96

Most Quarterback SacksGame: 6, Tim Jordan vs. Northwestern, 10/19/1985 Season: 22, Tom Burke, 1998Career: 33, Tarek Saleh, 1993-96

Most Passes DefendedGame: 6, Mike Echols vs. Purdue, 11/6/1999Season: 25, Mike Echols, 2000; Jim Leonhard, 2002Career: 62, Mike Echols, 1998-2001

Most Fumbles RecoveredGame: 3, Michael Reid vs. Ohio State, 11/16/1985Season: 5, Ed Bosold, 1972Career: 9, Scott Erdmann, 1975-78

Most Blocked KicksGame: 3, Richard Johnson vs. Missouri, 9/15/1984Season: 6, Richard Johnson, 1984Career: 8, Richard Johnson, 1982-84

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Games Played (All 50+) 1. Beau Allen, 2010-13 DL 54 Vince Biegel, 2012-16 LB 54 Jordan Fredrick, 2012-15 WR 54 Ryan Groy, 2010-13 OL 54 Rob Havenstein, 2011-14 OL 54 Ethan Hemer, 2010-13 DL 54 Darius Hillary, 2012-15 CB 54 Drew Meyer, 2012-15 P 54 Sojourn Shelton, 2013-16 CB *54 Dezmen Southward, 2010-13 DB 54 11. Jared Abbrederis, 2010-13 WR 53 Chris Borland, 2009-13 LB 53 Patrick Butrym, 2008-11 DL 53 Michael Caputo, 2012-15 S 53 Jacob Pedersen, 2010-13 TE 53 Devin Smith, 2008-12 DB 53 Connor Udelhoven, 2013-16 LS 53 18. Ethan Armstrong, 2010-13 LB 52 Bradie Ewing, 2008-11 FB 52 Antonio Fenelus, 2008-11 CB 52 Aaron Henry, 2007, 09-11 DB 52 Derek Landisch, 2011-14 LB 52 Leo Musso, 2013-16 S 52 Mike Newkirk, 2005-08 DL 52 Brad Nortman, 2008-11 P 52 Conor O’Neill, 2010-13 LB 52 Jonathan Orr, 2002-05 WR 52 James White, 2010-13 RB 52 Brandon Williams, 2002-05 WR 52 Kyle Zuleger, 2010-13 DB 52 31. Brett Bell, 2001-05 DB 51 Jake Byrne, 2008-11 TE 51 Ken DeBauche, 2004-07 P 51 Jim Leonhard, 2001-04 DB 51 Taylor Mehlhaff, 2004-07 K 51 Culmer St. Jean, 2007-10 LB 51 Scott Starks, 2001-04 DB 51 Ben Strickland, 2004-07 DB 51 Rick Wagner, 2009-12 OL 51 Brandon White, 2002-05 WR 51 Mark Zalewski, 2002-06 LB 51 Tyler Marz, 2012-15 OL 51 43. Sam Arneson, 2011-14 TE 50 Dan Buenning, 2001-04 OL 50 Darrin Charles, 2001-04 WR 50 Tyler Dippel, 2010-13 DL 50 David Gilreath, 2007-10 WR 50 Anttaj Hawthorne, 2001-04 DL 50 DeAndre Levy, 2005-08 LB 50 Eric Mahlik, 1997-2000 DL 50 Joe Monty, 2003-96 DL 50 Matt Shaughnessy, 2005-08 LB 50 Kraig Urbik, 2005-08 OL 50 * Includes school-record 51 career starts

Starts at Quarterback 1. Darrell Bevell, 1992-95 43 2. Brooks Bollinger, 1999-2002 42 3. Joel Stave, 2012-15 41 4. Mike Samuel, 1996-98 38 5. John Stocco, 2004-06 36 6. Neil Graff, 1969-71 31 7. Tony Lowery, 1987-91 26 Scott Tolzien, 2009-10 26 9. Mike Howard, 1984-86 24 10. Randy Wright, 1982-83 23 Quarterback Wins 1. Joel Stave, 2012-15 (41 starts) 31 2. Brooks Bollinger, 1999-2002 (42) 30 3. John Stocco, 2004-06 (36) 29 4. Mike Samuel, 1996-98 (38) 27 5. Darrell Bevell, 1992-95 (43) 26 6. Scott Tolzien, 2009-10 (26) 21 7. Jim Miller, 1953-55 (22) 15 8. Randy Wright, 1982-83 (23) 14 9. Neil Graff, 1969-71 (31) 11 Mike Howard, 1984-86 (24) 11 Gregg Bohlig, 1973-74 (22) 11 Tyler Donovan, 2006-07 (15) 11 Russell Wilson, 2011 (14) 11

Quarterback Winning Percentage (Minimum 15 starts) 1. Scott Tolzien, 2009-10 .808 (21-5) 2. John Stocco, 2004-06 .806 (29-7) 3. Joel Stave, 2012-15 .756 (31-10) 4. Tyler Donovan, 2006-07 .733 (11-4) 5. Brooks Bollinger, 1999-2002 .714 (30-12) 6. Mike Samuel, 1996-98 .711 (27-11) 7. Jim Miller, 1953-55 .705 (15-6-1) 8. Robert Petruska, 1948-50 .656 (10-5-1) 9. Darrell Bevell, 1992-95 .640 (26-14-3)10. Randy Wright, 1982-83 .609 (14-9)

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1. Ron DayneYear Att. Yards Avg. TD1996 325 2,109 6.5 211997 263 1,457 5.5 151998 295 1,525 5.2 151999 337 2,034 6.0 20Total 1,220 7,125 5.8 71

2. Montee BallYear Att. Yards Avg. TD2009 98 391 4.0 42010 163 996 6.1 182011 307 1,923 6.3 332012 356 1,830 5.1 22Total 924 5,140 5.6 77

3. Melvin GordonYear Att. Yards Avg. TD2011 20 98 4.9 12012 62 621 10.0 32013 206 1,609 7.8 122014 343 2,587 7.5 29Total 631 4,915 7.8 45

4. Anthony DavisYear Att. Yards Avg. TD2001 291 1,466 5.0 112002 300 1,555 5.2 132003 116 682 5.9 72004 201 973 4.8 11Total 908 4,676 5.1 42

5. James WhiteYear Att. Yards Avg. TD2010 156 1,052 6.7 142011 141 713 5.1 62012 125 806 6.9 122013 221 1,444 6.5 13Total 643 4,015 6.2 45

6. P.J. HillYear Att. Yards Avg. TD2006 311 1,569 5.0 152007 233 1,212 5.2 142008 226 1,161 5.1 13Total 770 3,942 5.1 42

7. Billy MarekYear Att. Yards Avg. TD1972 1 6 6.0 01973 241 1,207 5.0 131974 205 1,215 5.9 181975 272 1,281 4.7 13Total 719 3,709 5.2 44

8. Brent MossYear Att. Yards Avg. TD1991 61 219 3.6 11992 165 739 4.5 91993 312 1,637 5.2 161994 156 833 5.3 8Total 694 3,428 4.9 34

9. Terrell FletcherYear Att. Yards Avg. TD1991 109 446 4.1 41992 96 496 5.2 01993 165 996 6.0 91994 244 1,476 6.0 12Total 614 3,414 5.6 25

10. John ClayYear Att. Yards Avg. TD2008 155 884 5.7 92009 287 1,517 5.3 182010 187 1,012 5.4 14Total 629 3,413 5.4 41

Career RecordsYards 1. Ron Dayne, 1996-99 7,125 2. Montee Ball, 2009-12 5,140 3. Melvin Gordon, 2011-14 4,915 4. Anthony Davis, 2001-04 4,676 5. James White, 2010-13 4,015 6. P.J. Hill, 2006-08 3,942 7. Billy Marek, 1972-75 3,709 8. Brent Moss, 1991-94 3,428 9. Terrell Fletcher, 1991-94 3,414 10. John Clay, 2008-10 3,413 11. Alan Ameche, 1951-54 3,345 12. Corey Clement, 2013-16 3,092 13. Larry Emery, 1983-86 2,979 14. Rufus Ferguson, 1970-72 2,814 15. Carl McCullough, 93, 95-97 2,111 16. Alan Thompson, 1969-71 2,005 17. Marvin Artley, 1985-88 1,991 18. Michael Bennett, 1999-2000 1,979 19. Brooks Bollinger, 1999-2002 1,767 20. Larry Canada, 1973-76 1,714 Attempts 1. Ron Dayne, 1996-99 1,220 2. Montee Ball, 2009-12 924 3. Anthony Davis, 2001-04 908 4. P.J. Hill, 2006-08 770 5. Billy Marek, 1972-75 719 6. Alan Ameche, 1951-54 701 7. Brent Moss, 1991-94 694 8. James White, 2010-13 643 9. Melvin Gordon, 2011-14 631 10. John Clay, 2008-10 629

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Touchdowns 1. Montee Ball, 2009-12 77 2. Ron Dayne, 1996-99 71 3. James White, 2010-13 45 Melvin Gordon, 2011-14 45 5. Billy Marek, 1972-75 44 6. Anthony Davis, 2001-04 42 P.J. Hill, 2006-08 42 8. John Clay, 2008-10 41 9. Corey Clement, 2013-16 36 10. Brent Moss, 1991-94 34 Average Per Carry (Minimum 300 attempts) 1. Melvin Gordon, 2011-14 7.79 2. James White, 2010-13 6.24 3. Ron Dayne, 1996-99 5.84 4. Montee Ball, 2009-12 5.56 5. Terrell Fletcher, 1991-94 5.56 6. John Clay, 2008-10 5.43 7. Michael Bennett, 1999-2000 5.39 8. Corey Clement, 2013-16 5.37 9. Billy Marek, 1972-75 5.16 10. Anthony Davis, 2001-04 5.15

Season RecordsYards 1. Melvin Gordon, 2014 2,587 2. Ron Dayne, 1996 2,109 3. Ron Dayne, 1999 2,034 4. Montee Ball, 2011 1,923 5. Montee Ball, 2012 1,830 6. Michael Bennett, 2000 1,681 7. Brent Moss, 1993 1,637 8. Brian Calhoun, 2005 1,636 9. Melvin Gordon, 2013 1,609 10. P.J. Hill, 2006 1,569 11. Anthony Davis, 2002 1,555 12. Ron Dayne, 1998 1,525 13. John Clay, 2009 1,517 14. Terrell Fletcher, 1994 1,476 15. Anthony Davis, 2001 1,466 16. Ron Dayne, 1997 1,457 17. James White, 2013 1,444 18. Corey Clement, 2016 1,375 19. Billy Marek, 1975 1,281 20. P.J. Hill, 2007 1,236 Attempts 1. Montee Ball, 2012 356 2. Brian Calhoun, 2005 348 3. Melvin Gordon, 2014 343 4. Ron Dayne, 1999 337 5. Ron Dayne, 1996 325 6. Corey Clement, 2016 314 7. Brent Moss, 1993 312 8. P.J. Hill, 2006 311 9. Michael Bennett, 2000 310 10. Montee Ball, 2011 307

Touchdowns 1. Montee Ball, 2011 33 2. Melvin Gordon, 2014 29 3. Brian Calhoun, 2005 22 Montee Ball, 2012 22 5. Ron Dayne, 1996 21 6. Ron Dayne, 1999 20 7. Billy Marek, 1974 18 John Clay, 2009 18 Montee Ball, 2010 18 10. Brent Moss, 1993 16 Average Per Carry (Minimum 100 attempts) 1. Melvin Gordon, 2013 7.81 2. Melvin Gordon, 2014 7.54 3. Troy King, 1982 6.75 4. James White, 2010 6.74 5. James White, 2013 6.53 6. Ron Dayne, 1996 6.49 7. Marvin Artley, 1987 6.45 James White, 2012 6.45 9. Montee Ball, 2011 6.26 10. Larry Emery, 1984 6.19

Game RecordsYards 1. Melvin Gordon vs. Nebraska, 11/15/2014 408 2. Ron Dayne vs. Hawaii, 11/30/1996 339 3. Billy Marek vs. Minnesota, 11/23/1974 304 4. Anthony Davis vs. Minnesota, 11/23/2002 301 5. Ron Dayne vs. Minnesota, 11/9/1996 297 6. Michael Bennett vs. N’western, 9/23/2000 293 7. Michael Bennett vs. Oregon, 9/9/2000 290 8. Ron Dayne vs. Illinois, 11/23/1996 289 9. Melvin Gordon vs. Northwestern, 10/4/2014 259 10. Brian Calhoun vs. Bowling Green, 9/3/2005 258 11. Ron Dayne vs. San Jose State, 9/13/1997 254 12. Melvin Gordon vs. Bowl. Green, 9/20/2014 253 13. Melvin Gordon vs. Auburn, 1/1/2015 251 14. Zach Brown vs. Minnesota, 11/17/2007 250 15. P.J. Hill vs. Northwestern, 10/7/2006 249 16. Anthony Davis vs. Akron, 9/6/2003 247 Montee Ball at Purdue, 10/13/12 247 18. Ron Dayne vs. Utah, 12/27/1996 246 Ron Dayne vs. UCLA, 1/1/1999 246 20. Ron Dayne vs. Purdue, 11/2/1996 244

Attempts 1. Ron Dayne vs. Minnesota, 11/9/1996 50 2. Michael Bennett vs. N’western, 9/23/2000 48 3. Anthony Davis vs. Minnesota, 11/23/2002 45 4. Billy Marek vs. Minnesota, 11/23/1974 43 Brian Calhoun vs. Bowling Green, 9/3/2005 43

Touchdowns 1. Billy Marek vs. Minnesota, 11/23/1974 5 Anthony Davis vs. Minnesota, 11/23/2002 5 Brian Calhoun vs. Bowling Green, 9/3/2005 5 Brian Calhoun vs. Illinois, 10/29/2005 5 Melvin Gordon vs. Bowling Green, 9/20/2014 5 5. Billy Marek vs. Iowa, 11/10/1973 4 Billy Marek vs. Iowa, 11/23/1974 4 Jess Cole vs. Minnesota, 11/22/1980 4 Ron Dayne vs. Illinois, 11/23/1996 4 Ron Dayne vs. Hawaii, 11/30/1996 4 Ron Dayne vs. San Diego State, 9/13/1997 4

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Ron Dayne vs. UCLA, 1/1/1999 4 Ron Dayne vs. Ohio State, 10/2/1999 4 P.J. Hill vs. The Citadel, 9/15/2007 4 James White vs. Austin Peay, 9/25/2010 4 Montee Ball at Michigan, 11/20/2010 4 Montee Ball vs. Northwestern, 11/27/2010 4 Montee Ball vs. Nebraska, 10/1/2011 4 Montee Ball vs. Penn State, 11/26/2011 4 James White vs. Nebraska, 12/1/2012 4 Melvin Gordon vs. Illinois, 10/11/2014 4 Melvin Gordon vs. Nebraska, 11/15/2014 4

Average Per Carry (Minimum 10 attempts) 1. Melvin Gordon vs. Bowl. Green, 9/20/2014 19.5 2. Melvin Gordon vs. Nebraska, 11/15/2014 16.3 3. Ken Starch vs. Colorado, 9/28/1974 14.9 4. Terrell Fletcher vs. Indiana, 9/24/1994 14.6 5. Ken Starch vs. Wyoming, 10/6/1973 14.2 6. James White vs. Austin Peay, 9/25/2010 13.2 7. James White vs. UMass, 8/31/2013 13.0 8. Melvin Gordon vs. Arizona State, 9/13/2013 12.9 9. Clarence Self vs. Purdue, 9/27/1947 12.7 Ron Dayne vs. San Jose State, 9/13/1997 12.7

Longest Runs92 (TD) James White vs. Indiana, 11/16/201391 (TD) Tom Brigham vs. Western Michigan, 9/21/196390 (TD) David Gilreath vs. Indiana, 11/8/200888 (TD) Ken Starch vs. Colorado, 9/28/197488 Melvin Gordon vs. Iowa, 11/22/201486 (TD) Danny Lewis vs. West Virginia, 10/5/195784 (TD) Earl Maves vs. Marquette, 9/21/194683 Michael Bennett vs. Oregon, 9/9/200082 Ira Matthews vs. Minnesota, 11/25/197881 Harland Carl vs. Marquette, 9/29/195181 (TD) Billy Marek vs. Missouri, 10/5/197480 (TD) Melvin Gordon vs. Arizona State, 9/14/2013

Pre-Modern Era (Prior to 1946)90 (TD) Eddie Gillette vs. Northwestern, 10/12/191285 (TD) Norsky Larson vs. Minnesota, 10/29/189885 Norsky Larson vs. Chicago, 11/28/190184 (TD) A.G. Findlay vs. Minnesota, 11/4/1905

Rushing Yardage Records By ClassSeasonSeniors 1. Ron Dayne, 1999 2,034 2. Montee Ball, 2012 1,830 3. Terrell Fletcher, 1994 1,476 4. James White, 2013 1,444 5. Corey Clement, 2016 1,375

Juniors 1. Melvin Gordon, 2014 2,587 2. Montee Ball, 2011 1,923 3. Michael Bennett, 2000 1,681 4. Brent Moss, 1993 1,637 5. Brian Calhoun, 2005 1,636

Sophomores 1. Melvin Gordon, 2013 1,609 2. Anthony Davis, 2002 1,555 3. John Clay, 2009 1,517 4. Ron Dayne, 1997 1,457 5. P.J. Hill, 2007 1,236

Freshmen 1. Ron Dayne, 1996 2,109 2. P.J. Hill, 2006 1,569 3. Anthony Davis, 2001 1,466 4. James White, 2010 1,052 5. John Clay, 2008 884

GameSeniors 1. Montee Ball at Purdue, 2012 247 2. Terrell Fletcher vs. Duke, 1995 241 3. Ron Dayne vs. Cincinnati, 1999 231 4. Marck Harrison vs. Purdue, 1984 225 5. Ron Dayne vs. Purdue, 1999 222

Juniors 1. Melvin Gordon vs. Nebraska, 2014 408 2. Billy Marek vs. Minnesota, 1974 304 3. Michael Bennett vs. Northwestern, 2000 293 4. Michael Bennett vs. Oregon, 2000 290 5. Melvin Gordon vs. Northwestern, 2014 259

Sophomores 1. Anthony Davis vs. Minnesota, 2002 301 2. Ron Dayne vs. San Jose State, 1997 254 3. Billy Marek vs. Wyoming, 1973 226 4. Alan Thompson vs. Oklahoma, 1969 220 5. Dwayne Smith vs. Michigan State, 2003 207 Ron Dayne vs. Illinois, 1997 207

Freshmen 1. Ron Dayne vs. Hawaii, 1996 339 2. Ron Dayne vs. Minnesota, 1996 297 3. Ron Dayne vs. Illinois, 1996 289 4. Zach Brown vs. Minnesota, 2007 250 5. P.J. Hill vs. Northwestern, 2006 249 Ron Dayne vs. Utah, 1996 246

1,000-Yard Rushers (Season)Alan Ameche (1,079 yards), 1952Marquette (22-86-0); #2 Illinois (32-118-1); at Ohio State (25-106-0); at Iowa (13-54-1); #8 UCLA (14-31-0); at Rice (23-118-0); Northwestern (31-142-0); at Indiana (20-162-3); Minnesota (25-129-2); #5 USC (28-133-0)

Rufus Ferguson (1,222 yards), 1971Northern Illinois (16-93-2); at #15 Syracuse (26-149-2); #18 LSU (23-97-1); at Northwestern (6-46-0); Indiana (27-152-3); Michigan State (25-103-1); at #12 Ohio State (23-136-0); at Iowa (28-126-0); Purdue (11-16-0); Illinois (25-93-0); at Minnesota (29-211-1)

Rufus Ferguson (1,004 yards), 1972Northern Illinois (17-165-2); Syracuse (28-153-2); at LSU (17-63-0); Northwestern (34-197-2); at Indiana (15-64-0); at Michigan State (18-79-0); #4 Ohio State (21-79-0); Iowa (19-92-1); at Purdue (DNP); at Illinois (DNP); Minnesota (36-112-0)

Billy Marek (1,207 yards), 1973Purdue (14-34-0); #19 Colorado (13-75-0); at #2 Nebraska (30-145-0); Wyoming (29-226-3); #1 Ohio State (13-49-0); at #4 Michigan (9-31-1); Indiana (33-146-2); at Michigan State (13-48-0); Iowa (30-203-4); Northwestern (26-119-2); at Minnesota (31-131-1)

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Billy Marek (1,215 yards), 1974at Purdue (DNP); #4 Nebraska (21-45-1); at Colorado (16-81-0); Missouri (13-123-3); at #1 Ohio State (16-77-0); #3 Michigan (9-42-0); at Indiana (DNP); #20 Michigan State (24-107-2); at Iowa (34-206-4); at Northwestern (29-230-3); Minnesota (43-304-5)

Billy Marek (1,281 yards), 1975#2 Michigan (21-58-0); South Dakota (12-93-3); #5 Missouri (31-117-2); Kansas (19-77-1); at Purdue (25-152-1); #1 Ohio State (12-38-0); Northwestern (36-198-2); Illinois (39-198-2); at Iowa (17-59-1); Indiana (31-182-1); at Minnesota (29-118-0)

Larry Emery (1,113 yards), 1985Northern Illinois (17-122-2); UNLV (24-110-0); at Wyoming (20-136-3); #5 Michigan (19-104-0); #1 Iowa (19-104-0); Northwestern (17-42-1); at Illinois (20-101-2); Indiana (28-188-0); at Minnesota (25-124-0); at #3 Ohio State (28-85-0); Michigan State (15-45-0)

Brent Moss (1,637 yards), 1993Nevada (19-74-0); at SMU (27-181-1); Iowa State (21-104-3); at Indiana (32-198-1); Northwestern (15-125-2); at Purdue (29-139-1); at Minnesota (27-130-2); #24 Michigan (26-128-0); #3 Ohio State (25-129-1); at Illinois (27-124-1); Michigan State (28-147-2); #13 UCLA (36-158-2)

Terrell Fletcher (1,476 yards), 1994Eastern Michigan (11-100-3); at #7 Colorado (15-82-0); #21 Indiana (10-146-2); at Michigan State (12-58-0); at Northwestern (26-186-3); Purdue (19-141-1); Minnesota (28-101-0); at #10 Michigan (14-39-0); at Ohio State (8-25-0); Cincinnati (21-165-1); Illinois (41-192-0); #25 Duke (39-241-2)

Carl McCullough (1,038 yards), 1995#13 Colorado (28-151-0); at Stanford (34-204-1); SMU (26-130-1); at #6 Penn State (27-98-0); #4 Ohio State (23-102-1); at #11 Northwestern (23-74-0); Michigan State (19-91-0); at Purdue (10-26-0); at Minnesota (11-30-0); Iowa (DNP); Illinois (35-132-0)

Ron Dayne (2,109 yards), 1996Eastern Michigan (8-53-1); at UNLV (13-90-1); Stanford (12-75-0); #3 Penn State (24-129-2); at #2 Ohio State (21-65-0); #14 Northwestern (28-139-1); at Michigan State (15-81-0); Purdue (30-244-2); Minnesota (50-297-3); at Iowa (17-62-0); at Illinois (41-289-4); at Hawaii (36-339-4); Utah (30-246-3)

Ron Dayne (1,457 yards), 1997#17 Syracuse (13-46-0); Boise State (DNP); at San Jose State (20-254-3); San Diego State (26-145-4); Indiana (34-202-2); at Northwestern (25-93-2); Illinois (28-207-2); at Purdue (26-141-1); at Minnesota (40-183-1); #12 Iowa (7-24-0); #1 Michigan (DNP); at #6 Penn State (30-126-0); #11 Georgia (14-36-0)

Ron Dayne (1,525 yards), 1998at San Diego State (DNP); Ohio (20-111-3); UNLV (13-108-0); Northwestern (22-168-1); at Indiana (28-130-1); Purdue (33-127-1); at Illinois (39-190-3); at Iowa (39-164-1); Minnesota (35-133-1); #15 Michigan (16-53-0); #14 Penn State (23-95-0); #6 UCLA (27-246-4)

Ron Dayne (2,034 yards), 1999Murray State (20-135-3); Ball St. (31-158-1); at Cincinnati (28-231-1); #4 Michigan (22-88-1); at #12 Ohio State (32-161-4); at #25 Minnesota (25-80-1); Indiana (17-167-2); #11 Michigan State (34-214-2); at Northwestern (35-162-2); at #17 Purdue (32-222-1); Iowa (27-216-1); #22 Stanford (34-200-1)

Michael Bennett (1,681 yards), 2000Western Michigan (30-128-1); Oregon (28-290-2); Cincinnati (DNP); Northwestern (48-293-2); at #9 Michigan (30-123-0); #8 Ohio State (20-106-1); at Michigan State (23-59-0); #17 Purdue (28-188-1); at Iowa (29-81-1); Minnesota (DNP); at Indiana (22-112-1); at Hawaii (36-218-1); UCLA (16-83-1)

Anthony Davis (1,466 yards), 2001Virginia (24-147-0); at #7 Oregon (13-130-1); #19 Fresno State (24-137-0); at Penn State (37-200-0); Western Kentucky (19-89-2); Indiana (DNP); at #21 Ohio State (26-103-1); at Illinois (24-116-2); Michigan State (32-101-0); Iowa (36-132-1); #11 Michigan (27-103-1); at Minnesota (29-208-3)

Anthony Davis (1,555 yards), 2002Fresno State (36-184-0); at UNLV (20-81-0); West Virginia (19-75-1); Northern Illinois (14-49-1); Arizona (16-110-2); #20 Penn State (11-46-0); at Indiana (18-108-1); #4 Ohio State (25-144-1); at Michigan State (29-170-0); at #9 Iowa (16-34-0); Illinois (DNP); at #12 Michigan (26-154-1); Minnesota (45-301-5); #14 Colorado (25-99-1)

Brian Calhoun (1,636 yards), 2005Bowling Green (43-258-5); Temple (11-42-1); at North Carolina (38-171-2); #14 Michigan (35-155-1); Indiana (26-101-1); at Northwestern (23-122-1); at #22 Minnesota (23-110-3); Purdue (20-62-0); at Illinois (35-197-5); at #10 Penn State (20-38-1); Iowa (15-18-0); at Hawaii (29-149-1); vs. #7 Auburn (30-213-1)

P.J. Hill (1,569 yards), 2006Bowling Green (22-130-1); Western Illinois (22-101-3); San Diego State (26-184-1); at #6 Michigan (20-54-0); at Indiana (23-129-3); Northwestern (35-249-1); Minnesota (25-164-2); at Purdue (29-161-2); Illinois (12-50-0); Penn State (31-148-0); at Iowa (28-77-1); Buffalo (19-86-1); #12 Arkansas (19-36-0)

P.J. Hill (1,236 yards), 2007Washington State (21-84-2); UNLV (30-147); The Citadel (25-168-4); Iowa (29-113-1); Michigan State (34-155-2); Illinois (21-83-1); Penn St. (19-75-1); Northern Illinois (21-184-2); Indiana (12-57-1); Michigan (5-14); Tennessee (16-132)

P.J. Hill (1,161 yards), 2008Akron (26-210-2); Marshall (18-57-2); Fresno State (26-112); Michigan (22-70); Ohio State (16-63-1); Penn State (15-58); Iowa (8-34); Illinois (3-9); Michigan State (20-106-1); Indiana (19-126-3); Minnesota (24-117-2); Cal-Poly (14-59-2); Florida State (15-140)

John Clay (1,517 yards), 2009NIU (14-43-2); Fresno State (21-143-1); Wofford (12-70); Michigan State (32-142-1); Minnesota (32-184-3); Ohio State (20-59); Iowa (21-75); Purdue (24-123-3); Indiana (15-134-1); Michigan (26-151-1); Northwestern (23-100-1); Hawaii (24-172-3); Miami (22-121-2)

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James White (1,052 yards), 2010UNLV (11-59); San Jose State (6-25); Arizona State (6-40); Austin Peay (11-145-4); Michigan State (10-98-2); Minnesota (19-118-2); Ohio State (17-75-1); Iowa (6-10); Indiana (19-144-2); Michigan (23-181-2); Northwestern (20-134-1); TCU (8-23) John Clay (1,012 yards), 2010UNLV (17-123-2); San Jose State (23-137-2); Arizona State (22-123-1); Austin Peay (15-118-1); Michigan State (17-80); Minnesota (21-111-3); Ohio State (21-104-2); Iowa (24-91-2); Purdue (12-42); Northwestern (4-7); TCU (11-76-1)

Montee Ball (1,923 yards), 2011UNLV (10-63-3); Oregon State (18-118-2); Northern Illinois (20-91-2); South Dakota (15-88-2); Nebraska (30-151-4); Indiana (14-142-3); Michigan State (18-115-1); Ohio State (17-85-1); Purdue (20-223-3); Minnesota (23-166-2); Illinois (38-224-2); Penn State (25-156, 4); Michigan State (27-137-3); Oregon (32-164-1)

Montee Ball (1,830 yards), 2012UNI (32-120-1); at Oregon State (15-61-0), Utah State (37-139-1); UTEP (9-40-1); at #22 Nebraska (32-90-3); Illinois (19-116-2); at Purdue (29-247-3); Minnesota (24-171-2); Michigan State (22-46-0); at Indiana (27-198-3); Ohio State (39-191-1); at Penn State (27-111-1); vs. #12 Nebraska (21-202-3); vs #6 Stanford (24-100-1)

Melvin Gordon (1,609 yards), 2013UMass (13-144-1); Tennessee Tech (9-140-1); at Arizona State (15-193-2); Purdue (16-147-3); at #4 Ohio State (15-74-0); #19 Northwestern (22-172-1); at Illinois (17-142-3); at Iowa (17-68-0); BYU (19-86-0); Indiana (13-146-1); at Minnesota (12-69-0); Penn State (13-91-0); vs. #8 South Carolina (25-143-0)

James White (1,444 yards), 2013UMass (11-143-1); Tennessee Tech (22-109-1); at Arizona State (12-45-0); Purdue (16-145-1); at #4 Ohio State (8-31-1); #19 Northwestern (19-101-1); at Illinois (20-98-2); at Iowa (19-132-2); BYU (23-147-2); Indiana (20-205-1); at Minnesota (26-125-1); Penn State (13-56-0); vs. #8 South Carolina (12-107-0)

Melvin Gordon (2,587 yards), 2014vs. #13 LSU (16-140-1); Western Illinois (17-38-0); Bowling Green (13-253-5); South Florida (32-181-2); at Northwestern (27-259-1); Illinois (27-174-4); Maryland (22-122-3); at Rutgers (19-128-2); at Purdue (25-205-1); #11 Nebraska (25-408-4); at Iowa (31-200-2); #22 Minnesota (29-151-1); vs. #6 Ohio State (26-76-0): vs. #19 Auburn (34-251-3)

Corey Clement (1,375 yards), 2016\vs. #5 LSU (21-86-1); Akron (21-111-2); at #8 Michigan State (23-54-2); at #4 Michigan (17-68-0); #2 Ohio State (25-164-0); at Iowa (35-134-1); #7 Nebraska (19-82-0); at Northwestern (32-112-1); Illinois (25-123-3); at Purdue (27-112-1); Minnesota (26-100-2); vs. #8 Penn State (21-164-1); vs. #12 Western Michigan (22-71-1)

100-Yard Rushing Performances300 or more yards408 Melvin Gordon Nebraska 11/15/2014339 Ron Dayne Hawaii 11/30/1996 304 Billy Marek Minnesota 11/23/1974 301 Anthony Davis Minnesota 11/23/2002

200-299 yards297 Ron Dayne Minnesota 11/9/1996 293 Michael Bennett Northwestern 9/23/2000290 Michael Bennett Oregon 9/9/2000289 Ron Dayne Illinois 11/23/1996 259 Melvin Gordon Northwestern 10/4/2014258 Brian Calhoun Bowling Green 9/3/2005254 Ron Dayne San Jose State 9/13/1997 253 Melvin Gordon Bowling Green 9/20/2014251 Melvin Gordon Auburn 1/1/2015250 Zach Brown Minnesota 11/17/2007249 P.J. Hill Northwestern 10/7/2006247 Anthony Davis Akron 9/6/2003247 Montee Ball Purdue 10/13/2012246 Ron Dayne Utah 12/27/1996 246 Ron Dayne UCLA 1/1/1999244 Ron Dayne Purdue 11/2/1996 241 Terrell Fletcher Duke 1/2/1995 231 Ron Dayne Cincinnati 9/18/1999230 Billy Marek Northwestern 11/16/1974 226 Billy Marek Wyoming 10/6/1973 225 Marck Harrison Purdue 11/10/1984224 Montee Ball Illinois 11/19/2011223 Montee Ball Purdue 11/5/2011222 Ron Dayne Purdue 11/6/1999220 Alan Thompson Oklahoma 9/20/1969 218 Michael Bennett Hawaii 11/25/2000216 Ron Dayne Iowa 11/13/1999216 Melvin Gordon Nebraska 12/1/2012214 Ron Dayne Michigan State 10/23/1999213 Anthony Davis Illinois 10/2/2004213 Brian Calhoun Auburn 1/2/2006211 Rufus Ferguson Minnesota 11/20/1971210 P.J. Hill Akron 8/30/2008208 Anthony Davis Minnesota 11/24/2001207 Ron Dayne Illinois 10/11/1997 207 Dwayne Smith Michigan State 11/15/2003206 Billy Marek Iowa 11/9/1974 205 James White Indiana 11/16/2013205 Melvin Gordon Purdue 11/8/2014204 Carl McCullough Stanford 9/16/1995 203 Billy Marek Iowa 11/10/1973 203 Marck Harrison Ohio State 10/27/1984 202 Ron Dayne Indiana 9/27/1997 202 Montee Ball Nebraska 12/1/2012200 Alan Ameche Minnesota 11/24/1951 200 Ron Dayne Stanford 1/1/2000200 Anthony Davis Penn State 9/22/2001200 Melvin Gordon Iowa 11/22/2014

150-199 yards198 Billy Marek Northwestern 10/25/1975 198 Brent Moss Indiana 9/25/1993198 Montee Ball Indiana 11/10/2012197 Rufus Ferguson Northwestern 10/7/1972 197 Brian Calhoun Illinois 10/29/2005193 Dwayne Smith Illinois 9/27/2003193 Melvin Gordon Arizona State 9/14/2013192 Terrell Fletcher Illinois 11/19/1994 191 Montee Ball Ohio State 11/17/2012190 Ron Dayne Illinois 10/17/1998 189 Billy Marek Illinois 10/30/1975

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188 Larry Emery Indiana 11/2/1985 188 Michael Bennett Purdue 10/21/2000186 Terrell Fletcher Northwestern 10/8/1994 185 Larry Emery Michigan 9/22/1984 184 Ken Starch Wyoming 10/6/1973 184 Anthony Davis Fresno State 8/23/2002184 P.J. Hill San Diego State 9/16/2006184 P.J. Hill Northern Illinois 10/20/2007184 John Clay Minnesota 10/3/2009183 Ron Dayne Minnesota 10/25/1997 182 Billy Marek Indiana 11/15/1975 181 Brent Moss SMU 9/11/1993181 James White Michigan 11/20/2010181 Melvin Gordon South Florida 9/27/2014178 Montee Ball Northwestern 11/27/2010175 James White Minnesota 10/20/2012175 Melvin Gordon Illinois 10/11/2014174 Larry Emery Northwestern 9/29/1984 173 Brent Moss Michigan State 10/1/1994173 Montee Ball Michigan 11/20/2010172 John Clay Hawaii 12/5/2009 172 Melvin Gordon Northwestern 10/12/2013171 Brian Calhoun North Carolina 9/18/2005170 Carl McCullough Boise State 9/6/1997170 Anthony Davis Michigan State 10/26/2002168 Ron Dayne Northwestern 9/26/1998168 Anthony Davis Ohio State 10/9/2004168 P.J. Hill The Citadel 9/15/2007168 David Gilreath Indiana 11/8/2008167 Ron Dayne Indiana 10/16/1999167 Anthony Davis West Virginia 8/30/2003167 Montee Ball Indiana 11/13/2010166 Troy King Northwestern 10/30/1982166 Montee Ball Minnesota 11/12/2011166 Montee Ball Minnesota 10/20/2012165 Robert Teague Northwestern 11/5/1949 165 Terrell Fletcher Cincinnati 11/12/1994 164 Gary Ellerson Northern Illinois 9/10/1983 164 Ron Dayne Iowa 10/24/1998 164 P.J. Hill Minnesota 10/14/2006164 Montee Ball Oregon 1/2/2012164 Corey Clement Illinois 10/11/2014164 Corey Clement Ohio State 10/15/2016164 Corey Clement Penn State 12/3/2016162 Alan Ameche Indiana 11/15/1952 162 Ron Dayne Northwestern 10/30/1999161 Ron Dayne Ohio State 10/2/1999161 P.J. Hill Purdue 10/21/2006161 James White Indiana 11/10/2012160 Danny Lewis Marquette 9/29/1956 160 Ronald Smith Minnesota 11/21/1964 158 Brent Moss Iowa 10/10/1992 158 Brent Moss UCLA 1/1/1994 158 Ron Dayne Ball State 9/11/1999158 Tanner McEvoy Bowling Green 9/20/2014157 Alan Ameche Northwestern 11/8/1952 157 John Smith Iowa 10/21/1967156 Montee Ball Penn State 11/29/2011155 Earl Maves Marquette 9/21/1946155 Brian Calhoun Michigan 9/24/2005155 P.J. Hill Michigan State 9/29/2007155 Dare Ogunbowale Minnesota 11/28/2015154 Anthony Davis Michigan 11/16/2002153 Rufus Ferguson Syracuse 9/23/1972 153 Larry Canada Minnesota 11/20/1976 152 Rufus Ferguson Indiana 10/9/1971 152 Billy Marek Purdue 10/11/1975 151 Carl McCullough Colorado 9/2/1995151 John Clay Michigan 11/14/2009151 Montee Ball Nebraska 10/1/2011

151 Melvin Gordon Minnesota 11/29/2014

100-149 yards149 Rufus Ferguson Syracuse 9/18/1971 149 Ken Starch Colorado 9/28/1974 149 Brian Calhoun Hawaii 11/25/2005149 Corey Clement Tennessee Tech 9/7/2013148 Alan Ameche Purdue 10/20/1951 148 Terrell Fletcher Bowling Green 9/19/1992 148 P.J. Hill Penn State 11/4/2006147 Brent Moss Michigan State 12/4/1993147 Anthony Davis Virginia 8/25/2001147 P.J. Hill UNLV 9/8/2007147 Melvin Gordon Purdue 9/21/2013147 James White BYU 11/9/2013147 Taiwan Deal Hawai’i 9/26/2015146 Billy Marek Indiana 10/27/1973 146 Terrell Fletcher Indiana 9/24/1994 146 Melvin Gordon Indiana 11/16/2013145 Alan Ameche Illinois 11/14/1953 145 Billy Marek Nebraska 9/29/1973 145 Brent Moss Northwestern 10/8/1994 145 Ron Dayne San Diego State 9/20/1997145 James White Austin Peay 9/25/2010145 James White Purdue 9/21/2013144 Robert Teague Indiana 10/29/1949144 Anthony Davis Ohio State 10/19/2002144 James White Indiana 11/13/2010144 Melvin Gordon UMass 8/31/2013143 John Clay Fresno State 9/12/2009143 James White UMass 8/31/2013143 Melvin Gordon South Carolina 1/1/2014142 John Clay Michigan State 9/26/2009142 Montee Ball Indiana 10/15/2011142 Melvin Gordon Illinois 10/19/2013141 Charles Thomas Marquette 9/24/1955 141 Terrell Fletcher Purdue 10/15/1994 141 Ron Dayne Purdue 10/18/1997 140 Steve Vinci Utah 9/19/1987140 P.J. Hill Florida State 12/27/2008140 Melvin Gordon Tenn. Tech 9/7/2013140 Melvin Gordon LSU 8/30/2014139 Dave Mohapp Iowa 10/27/1979 139 Brent Moss Purdue 10/16/1993 139 Terrell Fletcher Illinois 11/11/1993 139 Ron Dayne Northwestern 10/19/1996 139 Montee Ball Utah State 9/15/2012138 Clarence Self Iowa 11/8/1947 138 Dave Mohapp Michigan State 10/18/1980 138 Marvin Artley Utah 9/19/1987 137 Brent Moss Minnesota 11/14/1992 137 Anthony Davis Fresno State 9/8/2001137 John Clay San Jose State 9/11/2010137 Montee Ball Michigan State 12/3/2011136 Rufus Ferguson Ohio State 10/23/1971 136 Gary Ellerson Indiana 10/22/1983 136 Larry Emery Wyoming 9/28/1985 136 Marvin Artley Northern Illinois 9/17/1988 135 Michael Morgan Indiana 10/26/1974 135 Aaron Stecker UNLV 9/14/1996 135 Ron Dayne Murray State 9/4/1999135 Booker Stanley Arizona 9/18/2004134 Danny Lewis Purdue 10/12/1957 134 Ira Matthews Minnesota 11/25/1978 134 Sean Wilson California 9/23/1989134 John Clay Indiana 11/7/2009134 James White Northwestern 11/27/2010134 Corey Clement Iowa 10/22/2016133 Alan Ameche USC 1/1/1953 133 Ron Dayne Minnesota 11/7/1998

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120 Montee Ball Northern Iowa 9/1/2012120 Dare Ogunbowale Nebraska 10/29/2016119 Rollie Strehlow Marquette 9/30/1950 119 Billy Marek Northwestern 11/17/1973 119 Eddie Faulkner Iowa 11/8/1997 119 Booker Stanley North Carolina 9/20/2003119 Booker Stanley Penn State 10/4/2003119 Dwayne Smith Iowa 11/22/2003118 Billy Marek Minnesota 11/22/1975 118 Brent Moss Colorado 9/17/1994118 John Clay Austin Peay 9/25/2010118 James White Minnesota 10/9/2010118 Montee Ball Oregon State 9/10/2011117 Bill Hutchinson Iowa 10/18/1952117 Alan Ameche Iowa 10/30/1954 117 Billy Marek Missouri 9/27//1975 117 Larry Emery UNLV 9/20/1986 117 Anthony Davis Northwestern 10/23/2004117 P.J. Hill Minnesota 11/15/2008117 Dare Ogunbowale Nebraska 10/10/2015116 Alan Ameche Illinois 10/4/1952 116 Alan Ameche Rice 11/1/1952116 Leon Hunt Northwestern 10/21/1989 116 Anthony Davis Illinois 10/20/2001116 Montee Ball Illinois 10/7/2012115 Alan Ameche Penn State 9/26/1953 115 Tony Davis Iowa 11/4/1972115 Montee Ball Indiana 11/7/2009115 Montee Ball Michigan State 10/22/2011115 Corey Clement Rutgers 10/31/2015114 Larry Canada Washington State 9/25/1976 114 Marvin Artley Minnesota 11/14/1987 114 Robert Williams Ball State 9/15/1990 114 Aaron Stecker Minnesota 11/11/1995 114 Eddie Faulkner San Jose State 9/13/1997 114 Michael Bennett Indiana 10/16/1999113 Clarence Bratt Purdue 10/17/1953 113 Danny Lewis Illinois 11/16/1957 113 Tom Stauss Minnesota 11/25/1978 113 Joe Armentrout Wyoming 9/28/1985 113 Carlos Daniels San Diego State 9/5/1998 113 Brooks Bollinger Iowa 11/13/1999113 P.J. Hill Iowa 9/22/2007112 Alan Ameche Marquette 10/3/1953 112 Alan Thompson Minnesota 11/22/1969 112 Rufus Ferguson Minnesota 11/25/1972 112 Selvie Washington Colorado 9/22/1973 112 Jim Henderson Northwestern 10/21/1989112 Terrell Fletcher Northwestern 11/23/1991 112 Terrell Fletcher Michigan State 12/4/1993 112 Aaron Stecker SMU 9/23/1995 112 Michael Bennett Indiana 11/11/2000112 Brooks Bollinger Penn State 9/22/2001112 Brooks Bollinger Minnesota 11/23/2002112 P.J. Hill Fresno State 9/13/2008112 John Clay Indiana 11/8/2008112 Melvin Gordon UTEP 9/22/2012112 Dare Ogunbowale Miami (Ohio) 9/12/2015112 Corey Clement Northwestern 11/5/2016112 Corey Clement Purdue 11/19/2016111 Robert Williams Iowa 10/13/1990 111 Ron Dayne Ohio 9/12/1998111 John Clay Michigan State 11/1/2008111 John Clay Minnesota 10/9/2010111 Montee Ball Penn State 11/24/2012111 Corey Clement Bowling Green 9/20/2014111 Corey Clement Akron 9/10/2016110 Larry Emery UNLV 9/21/1985 110 Brent Moss Indiana 9/24/1994 110 Anthony Davis Arizona 9/21/2002

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110 Dwayne Smith Michigan State 10/26/2002110 Brian Calhoun Minnesota 10/15/2005109 Clarence Self California 10/11/1947 109 Lisle Blackbourne Indiana 10/29/1949 109 Alan Thompson LSU 9/25/1971 109 Lionell Crawford Minnesota 11/12/1988 109 James White Nebraska 12/1/2012109 James White Tenn. Tech 9/7/2013108 Rufus Ferguson Illinois 11/13/1971 108 Marvin Artley Northwestern 10/24/1987 108 Lionell Crawford Ohio State 11/18/1989 108 Ron Dayne UNLV 9/19/1998 108 Anthony Davis Indiana 10/12/2002108 Zach Brown Michigan 11/10/2007108 Corey Clement Indiana 11/16/2013107 Alan Ameche Marquette 9/25/1954 107 Rufus Ferguson Northwestern 10/2/1971 107 Billy Marek Michigan State 11/2/1974 107 Marvin Artley Ohio State 11/7/1987 107 Carl McCullough Eastern Michigan 9/7/1996107 John Clay Cal Poly 11/22/2008107 James White South Carolina 1/1/2014106 Wally Dreyer Marquette 11/13/1948 106 Larry Emery Minnesota 11/8/1986 106 Terrell Fletcher Northwestern 10/9/1993 106 Brent Moss Michigan 10/29/1994 106 Michael Bennett Ohio State 10/7/2000106 P.J. Hill Michigan State 11/1/2008105 Harland Carl Marquette 9/29/1951 105 Alan Ameche Ohio State 10/11/1952 105 Marck Harrison Michigan State 11/17/1984 105 Joe Armentrout Kentucky 12/29/1984105 Corey Clement Auburn 1/1/2015104 Alan Thompson Iowa 10/11/1969 104 Ken Starch Purdue 9/15/1973 104 Troy King Indiana 11/6/1982 104 Larry Emery Iowa 10/12/1985 104 Brent Moss Iowa State 9/18/1993104 John Clay Ohio State 10/16/2010103 Harland Carl Illinois 10/4/1952 103 Harland Carl Illinois 11/14/1953 103 Danny Lewis Ohio State 10/26/1957 103 Ralph Kurek Iowa 10/17/1964 103 Rufus Ferguson Michigan State 10/16/1971 103 Chucky Davis Purdue 10/3/1981 103 Anthony Davis Ohio State 10/13/2001103 Anthony Davis Michigan 11/17/2001103 Dare Ogunbowale Illinois 11/12/2016102 Harland Carl Minnesota 11/22/1952 102 Richard Schmitsch Pittsburgh 10/14/1967 102 Carl McCullough Ohio State 10/14/1995 102 Carl McCullough Michigan 11/15/1997102 Corey Clement UMass 8/31/2013101 Ben Bendrick Northwestern 11/6/1948 101 John Williams UCLA 9/27/1980 101 Larry Emery Illinois 10/26/1985 101 Jason Burns Purdue 10/15/1994 101 Terrell Fletcher Minnesota 10/22/1994 101 Anthony Davis Michigan State 10/27/2001101 Brian Calhoun Indiana 10/1/2005101 P.J. Hill Western Illinois 10/28/2006101 James White Northwestern 10/12/2013100 Dale Hackbart Michigan State 11/1/1958 100 Louis Holland Western Michigan 9/21/1963 100 Alan Thompson Indiana 10/25/1969 100 Michael Morgan Northwestern 11/16/1974 100 Terrell Fletcher Eastern Michigan 9/10/1994100 John Clay Northwestern 11/21/2009100 Montee Ball Stanford 1/1/2013100 Corey Clement Minnesota 11/26/2016

Career 100-Yard Rushing 1. Ron Dayne, 1996-99 33 (14 were 200+) 2. Montee Ball, 2009-12 26 (4) 3. Anthony Davis, 2001-04 24 (5) 4. Melvin Gordon, 2011-14 22 (7) 5. P.J. Hill, 2006-08 20 (2) 6. Brent Moss, 1991-94 19 (0) 7. John Clay, 2008-10 18 (0) James White, 2010-13 18 (1) 9. Billy Marek, 1972-75 17 (5) Alan Ameche, 1951-54 17 (1) Corey Clement, 2013-16 16 (0) 12. Larry Emery, 1983-86 15 (0) Terrell Fletcher, 1991-94 15 (1)

Season 100-Yard Rushing 1. Melvin Gordon, 2014 12 2. Brent Moss, 1993 10 3. Ron Dayne, 1999 10 Anthony Davis, 2001 10 Montee Ball, 2011 10 Montee Ball, 2012 10 7. Ron Dayne, 1998 9 Brian Calhoun, 2005 9 John Clay, 2009 9 James White, 2013 9 11. Michael Bennett, 2000 8 P.J. Hill, 2006 8 Melvin Gordon, 2013 8 Corey Clement, 2016 8 15. Alan Ameche, 1952 7 Rufus Ferguson, 1971 7 Larry Emery, 1985 7 Terrell Fletcher, 1994 7 Brent Moss, 1994 7 Ron Dayne, 1996 7 Ron Dayne, 1997 7 Anthony Davis, 2002 7

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200-Yard Duosvs. Nebraska, 12/1/2012216: Melvin Gordon (RB)202: Montee Ball (RB)

100-Yard TriosBowling Green, 9/20/2014253: Melvin Gordon (RB)158: Tanner McEvoy (QB)111: Corey Clement (RB)

Indiana, 11/16/2013205: James White (RB)146: Melvin Gordon (RB)108: Corey Clement (RB)

Tennessee Tech, 9/7/2013149: Corey Clement (RB)140: Melvin Gordon (RB)109: James White (RB)

UMass, 8/31/2013144: Melvin Gordon (RB)143: James White (RB)101: Corey Clement (RB)

vs. Nebraska, 12/1/2012216: Melvin Gordon (RB)202: Montee Ball (RB)109: James White (RB)

at Indiana, 11/8/2008168: David Gilreath (WR)126: P.J. Hill (RB)112: John Clay (RB)

100-Yard DuosIllinois, 11/12/2016123: Corey Clement103: Dare Ogunbowale

Auburn, 1/1/2015251: Melvin Gordon105: Corey Clement

Rutgers, 11/1/2014131: Corey Clement128: Melvin Gordon

Illinois, 10/11/2014175: Melvin Gordon164: Corey Clement

South Carolina, 1/1/2014143: Melvin Gordon 107: James White

Northwestern, 10/12/2013 172: Melvin Gordon 101: James White

Purdue, 9/21/2013147: Melvin Gordon 145: James White

Indiana, 11/10/2012198: Montee Ball161: James White

Minnesota, 10/20/2012175: James White166: Montee Ball

Purdue, 10/13/2012247: Montee Ball124: James White

Northwestern, 11/27/2010178: Montee Ball134: James White

Michigan, 11/20/2010181: James White173: Montee Ball

Indiana, 11/13/2010167: Montee Ball144: James White

Minnesota, 10/9/2010118: James White111: John Clay

Austin Peay, 9/25/2010145: James White118: John Clay

Indiana, 11/7/2009134: John Clay115: Montee Ball

Michigan State, 11/1/2008111: John Clay106: P.J. Hill Minnesota, 11/23/2002301: Anthony Davis112: Brooks Bollinger

Michigan State, 10/26/2002170: Anthony Davis110: Dwayne Smith

Penn State, 9/22/2001200: Anthony Davis112: Brooks Bollinger

Iowa, 11/13/1999216: Ron Dayne113: Brooks Bollinger

Indiana, 10/16/1999167: Ron Dayne114: Michael Bennett

San Jose State, 9/13/1997254: Ron Dayne 114: Eddie Faulkner

SMU, 9/23/1995112: Aaron Stecker130: Carl McCullough

Purdue, 10/15/1994141: Terrell Fletcher101: Jason Burns Northwestern, 10/8/1994186: Terrell Fletcher145: Brent Moss

Indiana, 9/24/1994146: Terrell Fletcher110: Brent Moss

Eastern Mich., 9/10/1994129: Brent Moss100: Terrell Fletcher

Michigan State, 12/4/1993147: Brent Moss112: Terrell Fletcher

Illinois, 11/11/1993139: Terrell Fletcher124: Brent Moss

Northwestern, 10/9/1993125: Brent Moss106: Terrell Fletcher

Iowa State, 9/18/1993124: Terrell Fletcher104: Brent Moss

Northwestern, 10/21/1989116: Leon Hunt112: Jim Henderson

Utah, 9/19/1987140: Steve Vinci138: Marvin Artley

Wyoming, 9/28/1985 136: Larry Emery113: Joe Armentrout

Northern Illinois, 9/14/1985122: Larry Emery120: Joe Armentrout

Indiana, 11/6/1982127: Larry Emery104: Troy King

Minnesota, 11/25/1978134: Ira Matthews113: Tom Stauss

Northwestern, 9/23/1978125: Ira Matthews123: Tom Stauss

Northwestern, 11/16/1974230: Billy Marek 100: Michael Morgan

Wyoming, 10/6/1973226: Billy Marek184: Ken Starch

Iowa, 10/30/1971126: Rufus Ferguson124: Alan Thompso

Indiana, 10/25/1969129: Joe Dawkins100: Alan Thompson

Illinois, 11/14/1953145: Alan Ameche103: Harland Carl

Minnesota, 11/22/1952102: Harland Carl125: Alan Almeche

llinois, 10/4/1952116: Alan Ameche113: Harland Carl

Indiana, 10/29/1949144: Robert Teague109: Lisle Blackbourne

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Passing RecordsTop 10 Career Leaders

1. Darrell BevellYear PC-PA Pct. Yards TD1992 125-245 .510 1,479 81993 187-276 .678 2,390 191994 139-231 .602 1,544 171995 195-300 .650 2,273 15Total 646-1052 .614 7,686 59

2. Joel StaveYear PC-PA Pct. Yards TD2012 70-119 .588 1,104 62013 208-336 .619 2,494 222014 110-206 .534 1,350 92015 225-370 .608 2,687 10Total 613-1031 .595 7,635 48

3. John StoccoYear PC-PA Pct. Yards TD2003 10-17 58.8 123 02004 169-321 52.6 1,999 92005 197-328 60.1 2,920 212006 158-268 59.0 2,185 17Total 534-934 .572 7,227 47

4. Brooks BollingerYear PC-PA Pct. Yards TD1999 82-140 .586 1,133 82000 110-209 .526 1,479 102001 91-177 .514 1,257 62002 131-245 .535 1,758 14Total 414-771 .537 5,627 38

5. Scott TolzienYear PC-PA Pct. Yards TD2008 5-8 .625 107 02009 211-328 .643 2,705 162010 194-266 .729 2,459 16Total 410-602 .681 5,271 32

6. Randy WrightYear PC-PA Pct. Yards TD1981 30-61 .492 382 41982 174-330 .527 2,292 151983 173-323 .536 2,329 19Total 377-714 .528 5,003 38

7. Mike SamuelYear PC-PA Pct. Yards TD1995 11-31 .355 166 21996 148-254 .583 1,752 81997 141-254 .555 1,896 81998 90-172 .523 1,175 6Total 390-711 .549 4,989 24

8. Jim SorgiYear PC-PA Pct. Yards TD2000 46-69 .667 615 62001 64-132 .485 1,096 92002 38-70 .543 536 12003 140-248 .565 2,251 17Total 288-519 .555 4,498 33

9. Tony LoweryYear PC-PA Pct. Yards TD1987 42-89 .472 572 21988 67-121 .554 712 11990 159-280 .568 1,757 51991 87-158 .551 965 6Total 355-648 .548 4,006 14

10. Neil GraffYear PC-PA Pct. Yards TD1969 93-191 .487 1,086 61970 83-174 .477 1,313 111971 97-186 .522 1,300 5Total 273-551 .495 3,699 22

Career Records Passing Yards 1. Darrell Bevell, 1992-95 7,686 2. Joel Stave, 2012-15 7,635 3. John Stocco, 2003-06 7,227 4. Brooks Bollinger, 1999-2002 5,627 5. Scott Tolzien, 2008-2010 5,271 6. Randy Wright, 1981-83 5,003 7. Mike Samuel, 1995-98 4,989 8. Jim Sorgi, 2000-03 4,498 9. Tony Lowery, 1987-88, 1990-91 4,006 10. Neil Graff, 1969-71 3,699 11. Mike Howard, 1983-86 3,402 12. Tyler Donovan, 2004-07 3,227 13. Russell Wilson, 2011 3,175 14. Jim Haluska, 1952, 54-55 3,093 15. Ron Miller, 1960-61 2,838 16. Mike Kalasmiki, 1977-79 2,626 17. Gregg Bohlig, 1972-74 2,579 18. Mike Carroll, 1975-76 2,335 19. Hal Brandt, 1962-64 2,293 20. Bud Keyes, 1985-87 2,181

Career Pass Attempts 1. Darrell Bevell, 1992-95 1,052 2. Joel Stave, 2012-15 1,031 3. John Stocco, 2003-06 934 4. Brooks Bollinger, 1999-2002 771 5. Randy Wright, 1981-83 714 6. Mike Samuel, 1995-98 711 7. Tony Lowery, 1987-88, 1990-91 648 8. Scott Tolzien, 2008-2010 602 9. Neil Graff, 1969-71 551 10. Mike Howard, 1983-86 547

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Pass Completions 1. Darrell Bevell, 1992-95 646 2. Joel Stave, 2012-15 613 3. John Stocco, 2003-06 534 4. Brooks Bollinger, 1999-2002 414 5. Scott Tolzien, 2008-2010 410 6. Mike Samuel, 1995-97 390 7. Randy Wright, 1981-83 377 8. Tony Lowery, 1987-88, 1990-91 355 9. Mike Howard, 1983-86 307 10. Jim Sorgi, 2000-03 288

Completion Percentage (Minimum 300 attempts) 1. Russell Wilson, 2011 .728 2. Scott Tolzien, 2008-2010 .681 3. Darrell Bevell, 1992-95 .614 4. Joel Stave, 2012-15 .595 5. Tyler Donovan, 2004-07 .588 6. John Stocco, 2003-06 .572 7. Mike Howard, 1983-86 .561 8. Jim Sorgi, 2000-03 .555 9. Mike Samuel, 1995-97 .549 10. Tony Lowery, 1987-88, 1990-91 .548

Passing Touchdowns 1. Darrell Bevell, 1992-95 59 2. Joel Stave, 2012-15 48 3. John Stocco, 2003-06 47 4. Randy Wright, 1981-83 38 Brooks Bollinger, 1999-2002 38 6. Jim Sorgi, 2000-03 33 Russell Wilson, 2011 33 8. Scott Tolzien, 2008-2010 32 9. Mike Samuel, 1995-97 24 10. Neil Graff, 1969-71 22 Tyler Donovan, 2004-07 22

Pass Efficiency (Minimum 300 attempts) 1. Russell Wilson, 2011 191.8 2. Scott Tolzien, 2008-10 153.2 3. Jim Sorgi, 2000-03 141.2 4. John Stocco, 2003-06 134.1 5. Darrell Bevell, 1992-95 133.9 6. Joel Stave, 2012-15 129.9 7. Brooks Bollinger, 1999-2002 126.9 8. Randy Wright, 1981-83 118.7 9. Mike Samuel, 1995-97 117.1 10. Ron Miller, 1960-61 116.1

Season RecordsPassing Yards 1. Russell Wilson, 2011 3,175 2. John Stocco, 2005 2,920 3. Scott Tolzien, 2009 2,705 4. Joel Stave, 2015 2,687 5. Tyler Donovan, 2007 2,607 6. Joel Stave, 2013 2,494 7. Scott Tolzien, 2010 2,459 8. Darrell Bevell, 1993 2,390 9. Randy Wright, 1983 2,329 10. Randy Wright, 1982 2,292 11. Darrell Bevell, 1995 2,273 12. Jim Sorgi, 2003 2,251 13. John Stocco, 2006 2,185 14. Mike Howard, 1984 2,127 15. John Stocco, 2004 1,999

16 Mike Samuel, 1997 1,896 17. Brooks Bollinger, 2002 1,758 18. Tony Lowery, 1990 1,757 19. Mike Samuel, 1996 1,752 20. Mike Carroll, 1976 1,627 Pass Attempts (All 300) 1. Joel Stave, 2015 370 2. Joel Stave, 2013 336 3. Tyler Donovan, 2007 333 4. Randy Wright, 1982 330 5. John Stocco, 2005 328 Scott Tolzien, 2009 328 7. Randy Wright, 1983 323 8. John Stocco, 2004 321 9. Mike Howard, 1984 314 10. Russell Wilson, 2011 309 11. Darrell Bevell, 1995 300

Pass Completions 1. Russell Wilson, 2011 225 Joel Stave, 2015 225 3. Scott Tolzien, 2009 211 4. Joel Stave, 2013 208 5. John Stocco, 2005 197 6. Darrell Bevell, 1995 195 7. Scott Tolzien, 2010 194 8. Tyler Donovan, 2007 193 9. Darrell Bevell, 1993 187 10. Mike Howard, 1984 182 Completion Percentage (Minimum 100 attempts) 1. Scott Tolzien, 2010 .729 2. Russell Wilson, 2011 .728 3. Darrell Bevell, 1993 .678 4. Bart Houston, 2016 .651 5. Darrell Bevell, 1995 .650 6. Scott Tolzien, 2009 .643 7. Joel Stave, 2013 .619 8. Joel Stave, 2015 .608 9. John Coatta, 1950 .602 Darrell Bevell, 1994 .602 Passing Touchdowns 1. Russell Wilson, 2011 33 2. Joel Stave, 2013 22 3. John Stocco, 2005 21 4. Randy Wright, 1983 19 Darrell Bevell, 1993 19 6. John Stocco, 2006 17 Darrell Bevell, 1994 17 Jim Sorgi, 2003 17 Tyler Donovan, 2007 17 10. Scott Tolzien, 2009 16 Scott Tolzien, 2010 16

Pass Efficiency (Minimum 200 attempts) 1. Russell Wilson, 2011 191.8 2. Scott Tolzien, 2010 165.9 3. Darrell Bevell, 1993 155.2 4. John Stocco, 2005 150.5 5. Jim Sorgi, 2003 148.1 6. John Stocco, 2006 143.9 7. Scott Tolzien, 2009 143.0 8. Joel Stave, 2013 138.1 9. Darrell Bevell, 1995 137.8 10. Brooks Bollinger, 2002 129.3

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Game RecordsGame Passing Yards (All 300-Yard Games) 1. Darrell Bevell vs. Minnesota, 10/23/1993 423 2. Ron Vander Kelen vs. USC, 1/1/1963 401 3. Tyler Donovan vs. Illinois, 10/6/2007 392 4. Jim Sorgi vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 380 5. Tony Lowery vs. Northwestern, 10/20/1990 355 6. Darrell Bevell vs. Iowa, 11/18/1995 352 7. Russell Wilson vs. N. Illinois, 9/17/2011 347 8. Russell Wilson vs. South Dakota, 9/24/2011 345 9. Joel Stave vs. Penn State, 11/30/2013 339 10. John Stocco vs. Northwestern, 10/8/2005 326 11. Randy Wright vs. Iowa, 11/5/1983 325 12. Joel Stave at Nebraska, 10/10/2015 322 Joel Stave vs. Purdue, 10/17/2015 322 14. Randy Wright vs. Ohio State, 10/29/1983 319 15. Randy Wright vs. Purdue, 11/12/1983 317 16. John Stocco vs. Penn State, 11/5/2005 313 17. Tyler Donovan vs. Buffalo, 11/18/2006 308 Allan Evridge vs. Marshall, 9/6/2008 308 19. Jim Sorgi vs. Minnesota, 11/8/2003 305 20. John Stocco vs. Indiana, 9/30/2006 304 21. Randy Wright vs. Purdue, 10/2/1982 303 22. Darrell Bevell vs. Minnesota, 11/11/1995 302 23. John Stocco vs. Auburn, 1/2/2006 301

Pass Attempts 1. Randy Wright vs. Iowa, 11/5/1983 54 2. Joel Stave vs. Penn State, 11/30/2013 53 3. Darrell Bevell vs. Iowa, 11/18/1995 51 4. Joel Stave at Nebraska, 10/17/2015 50 5. Tyler Donovan vs. Illinois, 10/6/2007 49

Pass Completions 1. Darrell Bevell vs. Iowa, 11/18/1995 35 2. Ron Vander Kelen vs. USC, 1/1/1963 33 3. Darrell Bevell vs. Minnesota, 10/23/1993 31 4. Joel Stave vs. Purdue, 10/17/2015 30 5. Joel Stave vs. Penn State, 11/30/2013 29

Completion Percentage (Minimum 10 attempts) 1. Darrell Bevell vs. N’western, 10/9/93 .944 (17-18) 2. Russell Wilson at Minn., 11/12/11 .941 (16-17) 3. Scott Tolzien at Michigan, 11/20/10 .933 (14-15) 4. Mike Samuel vs. San Diego St., 9/20/97 .923 (12-13) 5. Bart Houston vs. W. Michigan, 1/3/17 .916 (11-12) 6. Darrell Bevell vs. SMU, 9/23/95 .900 (18-20) Brooks Bollinger vs. Indiana, 10/16/99 .900 (9-10) 8. John Stocco vs. Indiana, 9/30/06 .882 (15-17) Scott Tolzien vs. Austin Peay, 9/25/10 .882 (15-17)

Passing Touchdowns 1. Darrell Bevell vs. Nevada, 9/4/1993 5 Jim Sorgi vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 5 3. Neil Graff vs. Indiana, 10/25/1969 4 Randy Wright vs. Indiana, 10/22/1983 4 Mike Howard vs. Northern Illinois, 9/13/1986 4 Darrell Bevell vs. Purdue, 10/16/1993 4 Jim Sorgi vs. Minnesota, 11/8/2003 4 John Stocco vs. Northwestern, 10/8/2005 4 John Stocco vs. Minnesota, 10/14/2006 4 Scott Tolzien vs. Michigan State, 9/26/2009 4 Scott Tolzien vs. Michigan, 11/14/2009 4 Scott Tolzien vs. Northwestern, 11/27/2010 4 Russell Wilson at Minnesota, 11/12/2011 4

Pass Efficiency (Minimum 15 attempts) 1. John Stocco vs. Indiana, 9/30/2006 296.7 2. Jim Sorgi vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 268.4 3. Neil Graff vs. Penn State, 10/3/1970 259.9 4. Russell Wilson at Minnesota, 11/12/2011 259.7 5. Gregg Bohlig vs. Northwestern, 11/17/1973 255.3 6. Scott Tolzien vs. Austin Peay, 9/25/2010 253.7 7. Scott Tolzien vs. Northwestern, 11/27/2010 250.1

Passing Yardage Records By ClassSeasonSeniors 1. Russell Wilson, 2011 3,175 2. Joel Stave, 2015 2,687 3. Tyler Donovan, 2007 2,607 4. Scott Tolzien, 2010 2,459 5. Randy Wright, 1983 2,329

Juniors 1. John Stocco, 2005 2,920 2. Scott Tolzien, 2009 2,705 3. Randy Wright, 1982 2,292 4. Mike Samuel, 1997 1,896 5. Tony Lowery, 1990 1,757

Sophomores 1. Joel Stave, 2013 2,494 2. Darrell Bevell, 1993 2,390 3. Mike Howard, 1984 2,127 4. John Stocco, 2004 1,999 5. Mike Samuel, 1996 1,752

Freshmen 1. Darrell Bevell, 1992 1,479 2. Alex Hornibrook, 2016 1,262 3. Brooks Bollinger, 1999 1,133 4. Joel Stave, 2012 1,104 5. Sean Wilson, 1989 667

GameSeniors 1. Ron Vander Kelen vs. USC, 1/11963 401 2. Tyler Donovan vs. Illinois, 10/6/2007 392 3. Jim Sorgi vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 380 4. Darrell Bevell vs. Iowa, 11/18/1995 352 5. Russell Wilson vs. Northern Ill., 9/17/2011 347

Juniors 1. Tony Lowery vs. N’western, 10/20/1990 355 2. John Stocco vs. Northwestern, 10/8/2005 326 3. John Stocco vs. Penn State, 11/5/2005 313 4. Tyler Donovan vs. Buffalo, 11/18/2006 308 5. Randy Wright vs. Purdue, 10/2/1982 303

Sophomores 1. Darrell Bevell vs. Minnesota,10/23/1993 423 2. Joel Stave vs. Penn State, 11/30/2013 339 3. John Stocco vs. Minnesota, 11/6/2004 297 4. Joel Stave vs. Ohio State, 9/28/2013 295 5. Brooks Bollinger vs. Iowa, 10/28/2000 292

Freshmen 1. Darrell Bevell vs. N’western, 11/21/1992 274 2. Joel Stave vs. Illinois, 10/6/2012 254 3. Jim Sorgi vs. Purdue, 10/21/2000 243 4. Darrell Bevell vs. Ohio State, 10/3/1992 214 Joel Stave at Nebraska, 9/29/2012 214 Alex Hornibrook vs. Ohio St., 10/16/2016 214

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200-Yard Passing Performances400 or more yards423 Darrell Bevell Minnesota 10/23/1993401 Ron Vander Kelen USC 1/1/1963

300-399 yards392 Tyler Donovan Illinois 10/6/2007380 Jim Sorgi Michigan State 11/15/2003355 Tony Lowery Northwestern 10/20/1990352 Darrell Bevell Iowa 11/18/1995347 Russell Wilson N. Illinois 9/17/2011345 Russell Wilson South Dakota 9/24/2011339 Joel Stave Penn State 11/30/2013326 John Stocco Northwestern 10/8/2005325 Randy Wright Iowa 11/5/1983322 Joel Stave Nebraska 10/10/2015322 Joel Stave Purdue 10/17/2015319 Randy Wright Ohio State 10/29/1983317 Randy Wright Purdue 11/12/1983313 John Stocco Penn State 11/5/2005308 Tyler Donovan Buffalo 11/18/2006308 Allan Evridge Marshall 9/6/2008305 Jim Sorgi Minnesota 11/8/2003304 John Stocco Indiana 9/30/2006303 Randy Wright Purdue 10/2/1982302 Darrell Bevell Minnesota 11/11/1995301 John Stocco Auburn 1/2/2006

250-299 yards297 Ron Miller Minnesota 11/25/1961297 John Stocco Minnesota 11/6/2004296 Russell Wilson Oregon 1/2/2012295 Joel Stave Ohio State 9/30/2013294 Tony Lowery Temple 9/22/1990292 Brooks Bollinger Iowa 10/28/2000290 John Boyajian Minnesota 11/25/1967290 Mike Howard Purdue 11/10/1984284 Tyler Donovan Washington State 9/1/2007283 Tanner McEvoy Western Illinois 9/6/2014281 Jim Sorgi Akron 9/6/2003278 Randy Wright Iowa 11/13/1982274 Darrell Bevell Northwestern 11/21/1992274 John Stocco Indiana 10/1/2005271 Mike Samuel Northwestern 10/4/1997268 Mike Carroll Michigan 9/11/1976267 Mike Howard Missouri 9/15/1984265 Mike Kalasmiki Northwestern 11/10/1979265 Darrell Bevell Michigan State 10/28/1995263 Darrell Bevell Nevada 9/4/1993262 Brooks Bollinger Iowa 11/3/2001260 Scott Tolzien Miami 12/29/2009259 Randy Wright Michigan State 11/19/1983257 John Stocco Iowa 11/12/2005257 Scott Tolzien Northern Illinois 9/5/2009255 Russell Wilson UNLV 9/1/2011255 Russell Wilson Nebraska 10/1/2011253 Gregg Bohlig Northwestern 11/17/1973253 Scott Tolzien Hawaii 12/5/2009254 Joel Stave Illinois 10/6/2012252 John Boyajian Ohio State 11/11/1967252 Rudy Steiner Ohio State 10/28/1972252 Mike Kalasmiki Minnesota 11/17/1979250 Mike Samuel Purdue 10/18/1997250 Scott Tolzien Ohio State 10/10/2009

200-249 yards249 Mike Kalasmiki Iowa 11/13/1982249 Darrell Bevell Minnesota 10/22/1994248 Mike Howard Illinois 10/6/1984247 Tyler Donovan Michigan State 9/29/2007246 Randy Wright UCLA 9/18/1982246 Jim Sorgi Fresno State 9/8/2001246 Scott Tolzien Arizona State 9/18/2010245 Tyler Donovan Michigan 11/10/2007245 Dustin Sherer Cal Poly 11/22/2008243 Jim Sorgi Purdue 10/21/2000243 Scott Tolzien Michigan State 9/26/2009242 Gregg Bohlig Nebraska 9/21/1974242 Dustin Sherer Minnesota 11/15/2008 241 Joel Stave Northwestern 10/12/2013240 Mike Kalasmiki Michigan State 10/28/1978240 Scott Tolzien Michigan 11/14/09238 Brooks Bollinger Minnesota 11/24/2001238 Tyler Donovan Ohio State 11/3/2007237 Jim Haluska Marquette 9/27/1952236 Mike Samuel Stanford 9/21/1996236 John Stocco Michigan 9/23/2006236 Joel Stave Miami (Ohio) 9/12/2015235 Darrell Bevell Michigan State 12/4/1993235 John Stocco Minnesota 10/15/2005235 Scott Tolzien Northwestern 11/21/2009234 Harold Brandt Notre Dame 9/26/1964234 Joel Stave Iowa 10/3/2015232 Jim Haluska USC 10/14/1955232 Mike Kalasmiki Oregon 9/30/1978232 Bart Houston Illinois 10/24/2015231 Mike Carroll Kansas 10/2/1976231 Jim Sorgi Oregon 9/1/2001231 Bart Houston Akron 9/10/2016230 Tony Lowery Northern Illinois 9/17/1988230 Scott Tolzien Northwestern 11/27/2010229 Neil Graff Indiana 10/25/1969229 Neil Graff Syracuse 9/18/1971229 Joel Stave Northwestern 11/21/2015228 Tyler Donovan Iowa 11/11/2006228 Joel Stave Alabama 9/5/2015227 John Stocco Western Illinois 9/9/2006226 Allan Evrdige Michigan 9/27/2008225 Bud Keyes Illinois 10/26/1985225 John Stocco Illinois 10/29/2005225 Scott Tolzien Fresno State 9/12/2009224 Ron Miller Marquette 10/1/1960224 Tony Lowery Eastern Michigan 9/28/1991223 Darrell Bevell SMU 9/23/1995223 Scott Tolzien Minnesota 10/9/2010223 Russell Wilson Michigan St. 10/22/2011222 Darrell Bevell Illinois 11/25/1993222 Brooks Bollinger Indiana 10/6/2001222 Jim Sorgi UNLV 9/13/2003220 Neil Graff Penn State 10/3/1970220 John Stocco Northwestern 10/7/2006220 Tyler Donovan Penn State 10/13/2007219 Ron Miller Ohio State 10/28/1961219 Randy Wright Northwestern 10/1/1983219 Danny O’Brien Northern Iowa 9/1/2012219 Joel Stave Tenn. Tech 9/7/2013219 Joel Stave Purdue 11/8/2014218 Ron Miller Oregon State 10/14/1961218 Randy Wright Illinois 10/8/1983218 Bud Keyes Iowa 10/11/1986218 Brooks Bollinger West Virginia 9/7/2002217 Brooks Bollinger Penn State 11/5/2002

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217 John Stocco Purdue 10/22/2005217 John Stocco Illinois 10/28/2006217 Scott Tolzien Austin Peay 9/25/2010217 Joel Stave Rutgers 10/31/2015217 Joel Stave USC 12/30/2015215 Jay Macias Purdue 10/15/1994215 Jim Sorgi West Virginia 8/30/2003215 Joel Stave Minnesota 11/29/2014214 Darrell Bevell Ohio State 10/3/1992214 Joel Stave Nebraska 9/29/2012214 Alex Hornibrook Ohio State 10/15/2016213 Darrell Bevell Illinois 11/19/1994212 Brooks Bollinger Minnesota 10/9/1999211 John Stocco Purdue 10/16/2004210 Joel Stave UTEP 9/22/2012209 Brooks Bollinger Ohio State 10/7/2000207 John Boyajian Ohio State 10/22/1966207 Darrell Bevell Northwestern 10/9/1993207 Jim Sorgi Indiana 11/11/2000207 Brooks Bollinger Northern Illinois 9/14/2002206 Mike Samuel Ohio State 10/12/1996206 John Stocco Arkansas 1/1/2007205 Mike Carroll Purdue 10/9/1976205 Scott Tolzien Iowa 10/23/2010205 Russell Wilson Purdue 11/5/2011205 Bart Houston LSU 9/1/2016204 Darrell Bevell Purdue 10/16/1993204 Brooks Bollinger Minnesota 11/4/2000203 Ron Miller Purdue 10/8/1960203 Mike Howard Kentucky 12/29/1984202 Ron Vander Kelen Iowa 10/20/1962202 Ron Vander Kelen Michigan 11/3/1962202 Sean Wilson Michigan State 11/25/1989202 Mike Samuel Minnesota 10/25/1997202 Brooks Bollinger Ohio State 10/13/2001202 Joel Stave Troy 9/19/2015201 John Stocco Purdue 10/21/2006201 Tyler Donovan The Citadel 9/15/2007201 Scott Tolzien Michigan 11/20/2010

Longest Pass Completions99 (TD) Jim Sorgi vs. Akron, 9/6/200389 (TD) Tony Lowery vs. Eastern Michigan, 9/28/199187 (TD) Randy Wright vs. Kansas State, 12/11/198281 (TD) Brooks Bollinger vs. Minnesota, 10/9/199980 (TD) John Josten vs. Richmond, 9/16/197880 (TD) Mike Samuel vs. Michigan, 11/14/199880 (TD) Scott Tolzien vs. Northern Illinois, 9/12/200979 (TD) Mike Howard vs. Northern Illinois, 9/13/198679 (TD) Matt Schabert vs. Ohio State, 10/11/200378 (TD) Jim Haluska vs. USC, 10/14/195578 (TD) John Boyajian vs. Michigan, 10/29/196678 (TD) Bud Keyes vs. UNLV, 9/21/198578 (TD) Jim Sorgi vs. Virginia, 8/25/2001

Pre-Modern Era (Prior to 1946)80 (TD) Wally Barr vs. Minnesota, 11/1/191978 (TD) Clint Tommerson vs. Michigan, 10/19/1935

Badgers QBs in Starting DebutsAlex Hornibrook (9/24/2016 at Michigan State - W, 30-6)16-of-26, 195 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT (Passer rating - 129.54) 4 rushes, -9 yards

Bart Houston (9/1/2016 vs. LSU - W, 16-14)19-of-31, 205 yards, 0 TD, 2 INT (Passer rating - 103.94) 5 rushes, -1 yards

Tanner McEvoy (8/30/2014 vs. LSU - L, 28-24)8-of-24, 50 yards, 0 TD, 2 INT (Passer rating - 34.17) 6 rushes, 40 yards

Curt Phillips (11/10/12 at Indiana - W, 62-14)4-of-7, 41 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT (Passer rating - 153.49) 7 rushes, 68 yards

Joel Stave (9/22/2012 vs. UTEP - W, 37-26)12-of-17, 210 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT (Passer rating - 182.0) 6 rushes, -2 yards

Danny O’Brien (9/1/2012 vs. Northern Iowa - W, 26-21)19-of-23, 219 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT (Passer rating - 191.29) 4 rushes, 3 yards

Russell Wilson (9/1/2011 vs. UNLV - W, 51-17)10-of-13, 255 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT (Passer rating - 292.46) 2 rushes, 62 yards, 1 TD

Scott Tolzien (9/5/2009 vs. Northern Illinois - W, 28-20)15-of-20, 257 yards, 1 TD, 2 INT (Passer rating - 179.44)

Dustin Sherer (10/18/2008 at Iowa - L, 38-16)17-of-34, 161 yards, 0 TD, 2 INT (Passer rating - 78.01)

Allan Evridge (8/30/2008 vs. Akron - W, 38-17)7-of-10, 75 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT (Passer rating - 146.00)

Tyler Donovan (11/11/2006 at Iowa - W, 24-21)17-of-24, 228 yards, 2 TDs, 0 INT (Passer rating - 178.13)

John Stocco (9/4/2004 vs. UCF - W, 34-6)8-of-18, 164 yards, 2 TDs, 0 INT (Passer rating - 157.64)

Matt Schabert (10/25/2003 at Northwestern - L, 16-7)20-of-36, 193 yards, 0 TDs, 1 Int. (Passer rating - 95.03)

Jim Sorgi (10/21/2000 vs. Purdue - L, 30-24 OT)21-of-29, 243 yards, 2 TDs, 0 INT (Passer rating - 165.56)

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Scott Kavanaugh (9/4/1999 vs. Murray State - W, 49-10)8-of-12, 102 yards, 0 TDs, 0 INT (Passer rating - 138.07)

Mike Samuel (9/7/1996 vs. Eastern Michigan - W, 24-3)12-of-20, 129 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT (Passer rating - 130.68)

Darrell Bevell (9/19/1992 vs. Bowling Green - W, 39-18)11-of-17, 142 yards, 3 TDs, 2 INT (Passer rating - 169.58)

Jay Macias (10/12/1991 vs. Iowa - L, 10-6)5-of-16, 22 yards, 0 TDs, 0 INT (Passer rating - 42.80)

Sean Wilson (9/23/1989 at California - L, 20-14)13-of-30, 130 yards, 0 TDs, 2 INT (Passer rating - 66.40)

Lionell Crawford (10/8/1988 at Iowa - L, 31-6)3-of-9, 29 yards, 0 TDs, 0 INT (Passer rating - 60.40)

Otis Flowers (10/31/1987 at Purdue - L, 49-14)4-of-6, 63 yards, 0 TDs, 1 INT (Passer rating - 121.53)

Tony Lowery (10/10/1987 at Iowa - L, 31-10)6-of-16, 58 yards, 0 TDs, 2 INT (Passer rating - 42.95)

Bud Keyes (9/21/1985 vs. UNLV - W, 26-23)7-of-20, 188 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT (Passer rating - 153.46)

Mike Howard (9/8/1984 vs. Northern Illinois - W, 27-14)13-of-25, 162 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT (Passer rating - 119.63)

Randy Wright (9/11/1982 at Michigan – L, 20-9)12-of-18, 128 yds, 0 TD, 1 INT (Passer Rating: 115.29)

Jess Cole (11/8/80 vs. Michigan – L, 24-0)4-of-11, 44 yds, 0 TD, 0 INT (Passer Rating: 69.96)

Kevin Motl (9/29/79 at San Diego State – L, 24-17)12-of-22, 162 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT (Passer Rating: 122.31)

Steve Parish (9/15/79 vs. Air Force – W, 38-0)2-of-3, 19 yds, 0 TD, 0 INT (Passer Rating: 119.87)

John Josten (9/16/1978 vs. Richmond – W, 7-6)1-of-5, 80 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT (Passer Rating: 180.40)

Mike Kalasmiki (10/29/1977 at Ohio State – L, 40-0)2-of-11, 17 yds, 0 TD, 2 INT (Passer Rating: 5.20)

Anthony Dudley (9/10/1977 at Indiana – W, 30-14)8-of-12, 108 yds, 0 TD, 0 INT (Passer Rating: 142.27)

Mike Carroll (10/18/1975 at Ohio State – L, 56-0)11-of-20, 78 yds, 0 TD, 1 INT (Passer Rating: 77.76)

Charles Green (9/20/1975 vs. South Dakota – W, 48-7)4-of-7, 109 yds, 1 TD, 0 INT (Passer Rating: 235.09)

Dan Kopina (9/13/1975 vs. Michigan – L, 23-6)3-of-7, 27 yds, 0 TD, 1 INT (Passer Rating: 46.69)

Gregg Bohlig (9/15/1973 vs. Purdue – L, 14-13)11-of-26, 160 yds, 1 TD, 0 INT (Passer Rating: 106.69)

Rudy Steiner (9/16/1972 vs. Northern Illinois – W, 31-17)5-of-10, 119 yds, 1 TD, 0 INT (Passer Rating: 182.96)

Neil Graff (9/20/1969 vs. Oklahoma – L, 48-21)5-of-12, 49 yds, 0 TD, 2 INT (Passer Rating: 42.63)

Donald Schaffner (10/5/1968 vs. Michigan St. – L, 39-0)8-of-25, 90 yds, 0 TD, 3 INT (Passer Rating: 38.24)

Lewis Ritcherson (9/21/1968 at Arizona State – L, 55-7)3-of-11, 54 yds, 0 TD, 1 INT (Passer Rating: 50.33)

John Ryan (10/1/1966 at Iowa – W, 7-0)3-of-7, 17 yds, 0 TD, 0 INT (Passer Rating: 63.26)

John Boyajian (11/13/1965 vs. Illinois – L, 51-0)8-of-20, 107 yds, 0 TD, 3 INT (Passer Rating: 54.94)

Charles Burt (9/15/1965 vs. Colorado – T, 0-0)19-of-39, 151 yds, 0 TD, 3 INT (Passer Rating: 65.86)

Jesse Kaye (11/7/1964 at Northwestern – L, 17-13)7-of-12, 68 yds, 0 TD, 0 INT (Passer Rating: 105.93)

David Fronek (11/9/1963 vs. Northwestern – W, 17-14)8-of-13, 96 yds, 1 TD, 2 INT (Passer Rating: 118.18)

Harold Brandt (9/21/1963 vs. West. Michigan – W, 41-0)5-of-12, 53 yds, 0 TD, 1 INT (Passer Rating: 62.10)

Ron VanderKelen (9/29/1962 vs. New Mexico St. – W, 69-13)5-of-8, 150 yds, 1 TD, 0 INT (Passer Rating: 261.25)

John Fabry (11/5/1960 vs. Northwestern – L, 21-0)9-of-21, 83 yds, 0 TD, 1 INT (Passer Rating: 66.53)

Ron Miller (9/24/1960 at Stanford – W, 24-7)16-of-25, 161 yds, 3 TD, 1 INT (Passer Rating: 149.67)

Jim Bakken (9/26/1959 vs. Stanford – W, 16-14)2-of-6, 27 yds, 0 TD, 3 INT (Passer Rating: - 28.87)

Dale Hackbart (10/4/1958 vs. Marquette – W, 50-0)3-of-8, 61 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT (Passer Rating: 117.8)

Sid Williams (11/17/1956 at Illinois – T, 13-13)7-of-11, 95 yds, 0 TD, 0 INT (Passer Rating: 136.18)

Gil Blackmun (10/27/1956 at Ohio State – L, 21-0)4-of-9, 44 yds, 0 TD, 1 INT (Passer Rating: 63.29)

Ronald Carlson (10/20/1956 vs. Purdue – T, 6-6)0-of-3, 0 yds, 0 TD, 2 INT (Passer Rating: -133.33)

Richard Simonson (9/29/1956 vs. Marquette – W, 41-0)2-of-5, 15 yds, 0 TD, 0 INT (Passer Rating: 65.2)

James Miller (10/17/1953 at Purdue – W, 28-19)2-of-6, 38 yds, 0 TD, 1 INT (Passer Rating: 53.2)

Gus Vergetis (9/26/1953 vs. Penn State – W, 20-0)8-of-12, 82 yds, 0 TD, 1 INT (Passer Rating: 107.39)

James Haluska (9/27/1952 vs. Marquette – W, 42-19)14-of-21, 237 yds, 3 TD, 1 INT (Passer Rating: 199.09)

John Coatta (9/29/1951 vs. Marquette – W, 22-6)10-of-17, 83 yds, 0 TD, 0 INT (Passer Rating: 99.83)

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1. Lee Evans Year No. Yards Avg. TD 1999 3 76 25.3 1 2000 33 634 19.2 4 2001 75 1,545 20.6 9 2003 64 1,213 19.0 13 Total 175 3,468 19.8 27

2. Jared AbbrederisYear No. Yards Avg. TD 2010 20 289 14.4 32011 55 933 17.0 82012 49 837 17.1 52013 78 1,081 13.9 7Total 202 3,140 15.5 23

3. Brandon Williams Year No. Yards Avg. TD 2002 52 663 12.8 3 2003 49 649 13.2 1 2004 42 517 12.3 0 2005 59 1,095 18.6 6Total 202 2,924 14.5 10

4. Nick Toon Year No. Yards Avg. TD 2008 17 257 15.1 1 2009 54 805 14.9 4 2010 36 459 12.8 3 2011 64 926 14.5 10Total 171 2,447 14.3 18

5. Travis Beckum Year No. Yards Avg. TD 2006 61 903 14.8 5 2007 75 982 13.1 6 2008 23 264 11.5 0Total 159 2,149 13.5 11

6. Al Toon Year No. Yards Avg. TD 1982 32 472 14.8 5 1983 45 881 19.6 9 1984 54 750 13.9 5 Total 131 2,103 16.1 19

7. Chris Chambers Year No. Yards Avg. TD 1997 6 50 8.3 0 1998 28 563 20.1 7 1999 41 578 14.1 4 2000 52 813 15.6 5 Total 127 2,004 15.8 16

8. Tony Simmons Year No. Yards Avg. TD 1994 22 588 26.7 8 1995 29 504 17.4 7

1996 20 346 17.3 3 1997 28 553 19.8 5 Total 99 1,991 20.1 23

9. Lee DeRamus Year No. Yards Avg. TD 1991 23 374 16.3 3 1992 42 680 16.2 6 1993 54 920 17.0 6 Total 119 1,974 16.6 15

10. Alex EricksonYear No. Yards Avg. TD 2013 9 127 14.1 02014 55 772 14.0 32015 77 978 12.7 3Total 141 1877 13.3 6

Career Records Yards 1. Lee Evans, 1999-2003 3,468 2. Jared Abbrederis, 2010-13 3,140 3. Brandon Williams, 2002-05 2,924 4. Nick Toon, 2008-11 2,447 5. Travis Beckum, 2006-08 2,149 6. Al Toon, 1982-84 2,103 7. Chris Chambers, 1997-2000 2,004 8. Tony Simmons, 1994-97 1,991 9. Lee DeRamus, 1991-93 1,974 10. Alex Erickson, 2013-15 1,877 11. Pat Richter, 1960-62 1,873 12. Jonathan Orr, 2002-05 1,824 13. Donald Hayes, 1994-97 1,575 14. Garrett Graham, 2006-09 1,492 15. David Charles, 1976-78 1,459 16. Tim Stracka, 1978-80, 1982 1,433 17. Jacob Pedersen, 2010-13 1,394 18. Mel Reddick, 1967-69 1,320 19. Michael Jones, 1981-84 1,266 20. Tom McCauley, 1966-68 1,251 21. Lance Kendricks, 2007-10 1,160 22. Darrin Charles, 2001-04 1,152 23. Jeff Mack, 1972-74 1,108 24. Troy Fumagalli, 2014-present 1,080 25. David Gilreath, 2007-10 1,077 Receptions 1. Brandon Williams, 2002-05 202 Jared Abbrederis 2010-13 202 3. Lee Evans, 1999-2003 175 4. Nick Toon, 2008-11 171 5. Travis Beckum, 2006-08 159 6. Alex Erickson, 2013-15 141 7. Al Toon, 1982-84 131 8. Chris Chambers, 1997-2000 127 9. Pat Richter, 1960-62 121 Garrett Graham, 2006-09 121

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Receiving Touchdowns 1. Lee Evans, 1999-2003 27 2. Tony Simmons, 1994-97 23 Jared Abbrederis, 2010-13 23 4. Jonathan Orr, 2002-2005 19 Al Toon, 1982-84 19 6. Nick Toon, 2008-11 18 Jacob Pedersen, 2010-13 17 8. Chris Chambers, 1997-2000 16 Garrett Graham, 2006-09 16 10. Pat Richter, 1960-62 15 Lee DeRamus, 1991-93 15

Average Per Reception (Minimum 50 Receptions) 1. Tony Simmons, 1994-97 20.1 2. Lee Evans, 1999-2003 19.8 3. Jeff Mack, 1972-74 19.4 4. Larry Mialik, 1969-71 17.7 5. Paul Hubbard, 2004-07 17.5 Al Hannah, 1969-71 17.4 Luke Swan, 2004-07 17.4 8. Jonathan Orr, 2002-2005 17.1 9. Lee DeRamus, 1991-93 16.6 10. Jimmy Jones, 1963-64 16.2 11. Al Toon, 1982-84 16.1 12. Chris Chambers, 1997-2000 15.8

Season RecordsReceiving Yards 1. Lee Evans, 2001 1,545 2. Lee Evans, 2003 1,213 3. Brandon Williams, 2005 1,095 4. Jared Abbrederis, 2013 1,081 5. Travis Beckum, 2007 982 6. Alex Erickson, 2015 978 7. Jared Abbrederis, 2011 933 8. Nick Toon, 2011 926 9. Lee DeRamus, 1993 920 10. Travis Beckum, 2006 903 11. Al Toon, 1983 881 12. Jonathan Orr, 2002 842 13. Jared Abbrederis, 2012 837 14. Pat Richter, 1961 817 15. Chris Chambers, 2000 813 16. Nick Toon, 2009 805 17. Alex Erickson, 2014 772 18. Al Toon, 1984 750 19. Larry Mialik, 1970 702 20. Pat Richter, 1962 694 Season Receptions 1. Jared Abbrederis, 2013 78 2. Alex Erickson, 2015 77 3. Lee Evans, 2001 75 Travis Beckum, 2007 75 5. Lee Evans, 2003 64 Nick Toon, 2011 64 7. Travis Beckum, 2006 61 8. Brandon Williams, 2005 59 9. Jared Abbrederis, 2011 55 Alex Erickson, 2014 55

Season Receiving Touchdowns 1. Lee Evans, 2003 13 2. Nick Toon, 2011 10 3. Al Toon, 1983 9 Lee Evans, 2001 9 5. Pat Richter, 1961 8 Tony Simmons, 1994 8 Jonathan Orr, 2002 8 Jonathan Orr, 2005 8 Jared Abbrederis, 2011 8 Jacob Pedersen, 2011 8 Season Average Per Reception (Minimum 30 receptions) 1. Larry Mialik, 1970 21.3 2. Lee Evans, 2001 20.6 3. Jeff Mack, 1972 19.6 Al Toon, 1983 19.6 5. Lee Evans, 2000 19.2 6. Lee Evans, 2003 19.0 7. Brandon Williams, 2005 18.6 8. Jonathan Orr, 2002 17.9 9. Tim Klosek, 1971 17.6 10. Michael Jones, 1981 17.5 Tim Stracka, 1982 17.5

Game RecordsReceiving Yards 1. Lee Evans vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 258 2. Al Toon vs. Purdue, 11/12/1983 252 3. Lee Evans vs. Michigan State, 10/27/2001 228 4. Lee Evans vs. Akron, 9/6/2003 214 5. Jared Abbrederis vs. Ohio St., 9/28/2013 207 6. Tim Ware vs. Northwestern, 10/20/1990 193 7. Chris Chambers vs. Iowa, 10/28/2000 191 8. Lee Evans vs. Fresno State, 9/8/2001 182 9. Lee Evans vs. Iowa, 11/3/2001 175 10. Chris Chambers vs. Purdue, 10/21/2000 173 Brandon Williams vs. Auburn, 1/2/2006 173 12. Pat Richter vs. Illinois, 11/18/1961 170 Luke Swan vs. Washington State, 9/1/2007 170 14. Chris Chambers vs. Hawaii, 11/25/2000 169 15. Lee Evans vs. Oregon, 9/1/2001 168 16. Jimmy Jones vs. Northwestern, 11/7/1964 167 17. Pat Richter vs. USC, 1/1/1963 163 18. Travis Beckum vs. Illinois, 10/6/2007 160 Alex Erickson vs. Minnesota, 11/29/2014 160 20. Tony Simmons vs. N’western, 10/4/1997 158 Game Receptions 1. Matt Nyquist vs. Iowa, 11/18/1995 13 2. Jared Abbrederis vs. Penn St, 11/30/2013 12 3. Pat Richter vs. USC, 1/1/1963 11 Jimmy Jones vs. Northwestern, 11/7/1964 11 Louis Jung vs. Colorado, 9/18/1965 11 Chris Chambers vs. Purdue, 10/21/2000 11 Chris Chambers vs. Iowa, 10/28/2000 11 Brian Calhoun vs. Northwestern, 10/8/2005 11 Travis Beckum vs. Illinois, 10/6/2007 11 10. Al Toon vs. Michigan State, 11/19/1983 10 Lee Evans vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 10 Travis Beckum vs. Michigan State, 9/29/2007 10 Jared Abbrederis vs. Ohio State, 9/28/2013 10 Alex Erickson vs. W. Illinois, 9/6/2014 10 Alex Erickson vs. Illinois, 10/24/2015 10

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Average Per Reception (Minimum 3 receptions) 1. Larry Mialik vs. Penn State, 10/3/1970 47.3 2. Tony Simmons vs. Minnesota, 11/11/1995 46.7 3. Al Toon vs. Purdue, 11/12/1983 42.0 4. Lee DeRamus vs. Indiana, 9/25/1993 38.7 5. Tim Klosek vs. Michigan State, 10/16/1971 38.6

Receiving Touchdowns 1. Lee Evans vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 5 2. Jonathan Orr vs. Northwestern, 10/8/2005 4 3. Dave Howard vs. Iowa, 10/1/1955 3 Pat Richter vs. Illinois, 11/18/1961 3 Lee Evans vs. Michigan State, 10/27/2001 3 Owen Daniels vs. Temple, 9/10/2005 3 Garrett Graham vs. Michigan St., 9/26/2009 3

Receiving Yardage Records By ClassSeason Seniors 1. Lee Evans, 2003 1,213 2. Brandon Williams, 2005 1,095 3. Jared Abbrederis, 2013 1,081 4. Alex Erickson, 2015 978 5. Nick Toon, 2011 926

Juniors 1. Lee Evans, 2001 1,545 2. Travis Beckum, 2007 982 3. Lee DeRamus, 1993 920 4. Jared Abbrederis, 2012 837 5. Al Toon, 1983 821

Sophomores 1. Jared Abbrederis, 2011 933 2. Travis Beckum, 2006 903 3. Nick Toon, 2009 805 4. Tom McCauley, 1966 689 5. Lee DeRamus, 1992 680

Freshmen 1. Jonathan Orr, 2002 842 2. Brandon Williams, 2002 663 3. Tony Simmons, 1994 588 4. Michael Jones, 1981 421 5. Kyle Jefferson, 2007 412

GameSeniors 1. Lee Evans vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 258 2. Lee Evans vs. Akron, 9/6/2003 214 3. Jared Abbrederis vs. Ohio State, 9/28/2013 207 4. Chris Chambers vs. Iowa, 10/28/2000 191 5. Chris Chambers vs. Purdue, 10/21/2000 173 Brandon Williams vs. Auburn, 1/2/2006 173

Juniors 1. Al Toon vs. Purdue, 11/12/1983 252 2. Lee Evans vs. Michigan State, 10/27/2001 228 3. Lee Evans vs. Fresno State, 9/8/2001 182 4. Lee Evans vs. Iowa, 11/3/2001 175 5. Pat Richter vs. Illinois, 11/18/1961 170

Sophomores 1. Tim Ware vs. Northwestern, 10/20/1990 193 2. Jerry Witt vs. Northwestern, 10/28/1950 150 3. Tom McCauley vs. Michigan, 10/29/1966 147 4. Tony Simmons vs. Minnesota, 11/11/1995 140 5. Tim Fullington vs. Illinois, 10/26/1985 135 Travis Beckum vs. Buffalo, 11/18/2006 135

Freshmen 1. Jonathan Orr vs. UNLV, 8/31/2002 150 2. Tony Simmons vs. Illinois, 11/19/1994 132 3. Brandon Williams vs. W. Virginia, 9/7/2002 125 4. Kyle Jefferson vs. Penn State, 10/13/2007 124 5. Tony Simmons vs. Indiana, 9/24/1994 114

100-Yard Receiving Performances200 or more yards258 Lee Evans Michigan State 11/15/2003 252 Al Toon Purdue 11/12/1983 228 Lee Evans Michigan State 10/27/2001 214 Lee Evans Akron 9/6/2003 207 Jared Abbrederis Ohio State 9/28/2013

150-199 yards193 Tim Ware Northwestern 10/20/1990 191 Chris Chambers Iowa 10/28/2000 182 Lee Evans Fresno State 9/8/2001 175 Lee Evans Iowa 11/3/2001 173 Chris Chambers Purdue 10/21/2000173 Brandon Williams Auburn 1/2/2006 170 Pat Richter Illinois 11/18/1961 170 Luke Swan Washington State 9/1/2007169 Chris Chambers Hawaii 11/25/2000 168 Lee Evans Oregon 9/1/2001 167 Jimmy Jones Northwestern 11/7/1964 163 Pat Richter USC 1/1/1963 160 Travis Beckum Illinois 10/6/2007160 Alex Erickson Minnesota 11/29/2014158 Tony Simmons Northwestern 10/4/1997 156 Pat Richter Northwestern 11/11/1961 156 Lee DeRamus Minnesota 10/23/1993155 Nick Toon South Dakota 9/24/2011151 Lee Evans Minnesota 11/24/2001 150 Jerry Witt Northwestern 10/27/1951 150 Lee Evans Illinois 10/20/2001 150 Jonathan Orr UNLV 8/31/2002

100-149 yards149 Al Toon Michigan State 11/19/1983 148 Lee Evans Indiana 10/6/2001 147 Dave Howard Iowa 10/1/1955 147 Jared Abbrederis UTEP 9/22/2012145 Tom McCauley Michigan 10/29/1966 142 Pat Richter Minnesota 11/25/1961 142 Larry Mialik Penn State 10/3/1970 142 Jared Abbrederis Nebraska 9/29/2012140 Tony Simmons Minnesota 11/11/1995 140 Matt Nyquist Iowa 11/18/1995 140 Travis Beckum Ohio State 11/3/2007138 Pat Richter Oregon State 10/14/1961 136 Al Toon Iowa 11/5/1983 135 Tim Klosek Michigan State 10/16/1971 135 Tom Stauss Minnesota 11/17/1979 135 Tim Fullington Illinois 10/26/1985 135 Lee Evans Virginia 8/25/2001 135 Travis Beckum Buffalo 11/18/2006135 Jared Abbrederis Penn State 11/30/2013134 David Charles Iowa 11/18/1978 134 Paul Hubbard Michigan 11/10/2007132 Tom McCauley Minnesota 11/25/1967 132 Jeff Mack Nebraska 8/21/1974 132 Tony Simmons Illinois 11/19/1994 132 Brandon Williams Iowa 11/12/2005132 Travis Beckum Michigan State 9/29/2007131 Bill Williams Temple 9/22/1990

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131 J.C. Dawkins Minnesota 10/23/1993131 Lance Kendricks Arizona State 9/18/2010 130 Larry Mialik Illinois 11/14/1970128 Jonathon Orr Indiana 10/1/2005128 Brian Calhoun Northwestern 10/8/2005128 Lance Kendricks Miami 12/29/2009125 Lee DeRamus Illinois 11/11/1993 125 Brandon Williams West Virginia 9/7/2002125 David Gilreath Cal Poly 11/22/2008 124 Kyle Jefferson Penn State 10/13/2007123 Tom McCauley Washington 9/23/1967 123 Nick Toon Indiana 11/7/2009122 Jimmy Jones Notre Dame 9/26/1964 122 David Charles Iowa 11/12/1977122 Paul Hubbard Indiana 9/30/2006122 Jared Abbrederis UMass 8/31/2013122 Alex Erickson Western Illinois 9/6/2014121 Brandon Williams Minnesota 10/15/2005 121 Alex Erickson Maryland 10/25/2014119 Rick Reichardt Michigan State 11/2/1963119 Jared Abbrederis Oregon 1/2/2012 118 Al Toon Purdue 11/10/1984 118 Travis Beckum Minnesota 10/14/2006117 Tom Stauss San Diego State 9/29/1979 117 Al Toon Missouri 9/15/1984 117 Jared Abbrederis Illinois 10/6/2012116 Al Hannah Indiana 10/9/1971 116 Lee DeRamus Indiana 9/25/1993 115 Lee DeRamus Northwestern 11/21/1992 114 Tim Fullington Wyoming 9/28/1985 114 Tony Simmons Indiana 9/24/1994 114 Isaac Anderson Minnesota 11/15/2008113 Donald Hayes Minnesota 10/25/1997113 Brandon Williams Indiana 10/1/2005 113 Luke Swan Iowa 11/11/2006113 Jared Abbrederis Ohio State 10/29/2011113 Alex Erickson Nebraska 10/10/2015112 Al Toon Illinois 10/6/1984 112 Lee DeRamus SMU 9/11/1993 111 Al Hannah Syracuse 9/18/1971 110 Pat Richter Purdue 10/8/1960 110 Reggie Tompkins Iowa 10/11/1986 109 Tom Lonnborg Ohio State 10/23/1971 109 Lee DeRamus Eastern Michigan 9/28/1991 108 Al Hannah Illinois 11/15/1969 107 Tim Stracka San Diego State 10/4/1980 107 Jonathan Orr Ohio State 10/19/2002 107 Travis Beckum Northwestern 10/7/2006106 Tim Klosek Northwestern 10/2/1971 106 Travis Beckum Michigan 11/10/2007106 Jared Abbrederis Illinois 10/19/2013105 Mel Reddick Pittsburgh 10/14/1967 105 Tim Stracka Indiana 11/6/1982 104 Pat Richter Ohio State 10/28/1961 104 Pat Richter Michigan 11/3/1962 104 Jeff Mack Northwestern 10/7/1972104 Nick Toon Oregon 1/2/2012 103 Al Schoonover Minnesota 11/21/1959 103 Clarence Novak Ohio State 10/28/1972 103 Ted Jones Purdue 10/2/1982 103 Fred Bobo UNLV 9/21/1985 103 Lance Kendricks Austin Peay 9/25/2010103 Alex Erickson Rutgers 10/31/2015102 Al Hannah Minnesota 11/21/1970 102 Ray Sydnor Purdue 11/11/1978102 Brandon Williams Penn State 11/5/2005 101 Tom Stauss UCLA 9/22/1979

101 Donald Hayes Illinois 11/25/1995101 Jared Abbrederis South Dakota 9/24/2011100 Jimmy Jones Notre Dame 9/28/1963 100 David Charles Richmond 9/16/1978 100 Donald Hayes Minnesota 11/9/1996100 Isaac Anderson Northern Illinois 9/5/2009100 Nick Toon Minnesota 11/12/2011100 Troy Fumagalli LSU 9/3/2016100 Jazz Peavy Akron 9/10/2016

Longest Receptions 99 (TD) Jim Sorgi vs. Akron, 9/6/200399 (TD) Lee Evans vs. Akron, 9/6/2003 89 (TD) Lee DeRamus vs. Eastern Mich., 9/28/1991 87 (TD) Tim Stracka vs. Kansas State, 12/11/1982 81 (TD) Nick Davis vs. Minnesota, 10/9/1999 80 (TD) David Charles vs. Richmond, 9/16/1978 80 (TD) Chris Chambers vs. Michigan, 11/14/1998 80 (TD) Isaac Anderson vs. Northern Illinois, 9/5/200979 (TD) Reggie Tompkins vs. Northern Ill., 9/13/1986 79 (TD) Lee Evans vs. Ohio State, 10/11/2003 78 (TD) John Bridgeman vs. USC, 10/14/1955 78 (TD) Tom McCauley vs. Michigan, 10/29/1966 78 (TD) Tim Fullington vs. UNLV, 9/21/1985 78 (TD) Lee Evans vs. Virginia, 8/25/2001

Pre-Modern Era (Prior to 1946)80 (TD) Paul Meyers vs. Minnesota, 11/1/1919 78 (TD) John Wilson vs. Michigan, 10/19/1935

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Career RecordsPlays 1. Brooks Bollinger, 1999-2002 1,289 2. Ron Dayne, 1996-99 1,220 3. Darrell Bevell, 1992-95 1,182 4. Joel Stave, 2012-15 1,133 5. John Stocco, 2003-06 1,126 6. Mike Samuel, 1995-98 1,059 7. Montee Ball, 2009-12 986 8. Tony Lowery, 1987-91 939 9. Anthony Davis, 2001-04 908 10. Neil Graff, 1969-71 876

Yards 1. Darrell Bevell, 1992-95 7,477 2. Brooks Bollinger, 1999-2002 7,394 3. Joel Stave, 2012-15 7,369 4. Ron Dayne, 1996-99 7,125 5. John Stocco, 2003-06 7,083 6. Mike Samuel, 1995-98 5,750 7. Randy Wright, 1981-83 5,350 8. Scott Tolzien, 2008-2010 5,262 9. Montee Ball, 2009-12 5,197 10. Melvin Gordon, 2012-14 4,915 Touchdowns Responsible For 1. Montee Ball, 2009-12 84 2. Ron Dayne, 1996-99 71 3. Brooks Bollinger, 1999-2002 64 4. Darrell Bevell, 1992-95 62 5. John Stocco, 2003-06 54 6. Randy Wright, 1981-83 50 Joel Stave, 2012-15 50 8. James White, 2010-13 49 Melvin Gordon, 2011-14 49 10. Mike Samuel, 1995-98 47

Season Records Plays 1. Tyler Donovan, 2007 445 2. John Stocco, 2005 414 3. Brooks Bollinger, 2002 405 4. Joel Stave, 2015 403 5. Randy Wright, 1982 401 Mike Howard, 1984 401 7. Russell Wilson, 2011 388 8. Randy Wright, 1983 383 Mike Samuel, 1997 383 10. Scott Tolzien, 2009 382 Yards 1. Russell Wilson, 2011 3,513 2. John Stocco, 2005 2,888 3. Scott Tolzien, 2009 2,713 4. Tyler Donovan, 2007 2,607 5. Melvin Gordon, 2014 2,587 6. Joel Stave, 2015 2,564 7. Randy Wright, 1982 2,481 8. Joel Stave, 2013 2,472 9. Scott Tolzien, 2010 2,429 10. Randy Wright, 1983 2,418

Touchdowns Responsible For 1. Montee Ball, 2011 40 Russell Wilson, 2011 40 3. Melvin Gordon, 2014 32 4. Randy Wright, 1983 25 5. Brian Calhoun, 2005 24 6. John Stocco, 2005 23 Joel Stave, 2013 23 8. Tyler Donovan, 2007 22 Brooks Bollinger, 2002 22 Montee Ball, 2012 22

Game RecordsPlays 1. Randy Wright vs. Iowa, 11/5/1983 61 2. Sean Wilson vs. California, 9/23/1989 59 3. Ron Vander Kelen vs. USC, 1/1/1963 57 Mike Kalasmiki vs. Michigan St, 10/28/1978 57 5. Darrell Bevell vs. Iowa, 11/18/1995 56 Scott Tolzien vs. Ohio State, 10/10/2009 56 Joel Stave vs. Penn State, 11/30/2013 56 Yards 1. Tyler Donovan vs. Illinois, 10/6/2007 419 2. Darrell Bevell vs. Minnesota, 10/23/1993 416 3. Melvin Gordon vs. Nebraska, 11/15/2014 408 4. Ron Vander Kelen vs. USC, 1/1/1963 406 5. Tony Lowery vs. Northwestern, 10/20/1990 395 6. Russell Wilson vs. N. Illinois, 9/17/2011 384 7. Jim Sorgi vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 367 8. John Stocco vs. Northwestern, 10/8/2005 352 9. Randy Wright vs. Purdue, 11/12/1983 346 10. Russell Wilson vs. South Dakota, 9/24/2011 343 Touchdowns Responsible For 1. Billy Marek vs. Minnesota, 11/23/1974 5 Mike Kalasmiki vs. Minnesota, 11/17/1979 5 Jess Cole vs. Minnesota, 11/22/1980 5 Randy Wright vs. Purdue, 11/12/1983 5 Darrell Bevell vs. Nevada, 9/4/1993 5 Mike Samuel vs. San Jose State, 9/13/1997 5 Anthony Davis vs. Minnesota, 11/23/2002 5 Brooks Bollinger vs. Michigan St., 10/26/2002 5 Jim Sorgi vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 5 Lee Evans vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 5 Brian Calhoun vs. Bowling Green, 9/3/2005 5 Brian Calhoun vs. Illinois, 10/29/2005 5 P.J. Hill vs. Citadel, 9/15/2007 5 Scott Tolzien vs. Michigan, 11/14/2009 5 James White vs. Nebraska, 12/1/2012 5 Melvin Gordon vs. Bowling Green, 9/20/2014 5

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Scoring RecordsCareer Records

Points 1. Montee Ball, 2009-12 500 2. Ron Dayne, 1996-99 426 3. Philip Welch, 2008-11 384 4. Taylor Mehlhaff, 2004-07 295 5. Melvin Gordon, 2011-14 294 6. James White, 2010-13 288 7. Billy Marek, 1972-75 278 Todd Gregoire, 1984-87 278 9. P.J. Hill, 2006-08 266 10. Anthony Davis, 2001-04 252 Touchdowns 1. Montee Ball, 2009-12 83 2. Ron Dayne, 1996-99 71 3. Melvin Gordon, 2011-14 49 4. James White, 2010-13 48 5. Billy Marek, 1972-74 46 6. P.J. Hill, 2006-08 44 7. Anthony Davis, 2001-04 42 8. John Clay, 2008-10 41 9. Corey Clement, 2013-16 38 10. Brent Moss, 1991-93 34

Field Goals 1. Todd Gregoire, 1984-87 65 2. Philip Welch, 2008-11 59 3. Rich Thompson, 1988-92 50 Taylor Mehlhaff, 2004-07 50 5. Rafael Gaglianone, 2014-present 44 6. Mike Allen, 2001-04 41 7. Matt Davenport, 1996-98 33 8. John Hall, 1993-96 29 Vitaly Pisetsky, 1997-2000 29 10. Vince Lamia, 1973-76 25 Extra Points 1. Philip Welch, 2008-11 207 2. Taylor Mehlhaff, 2004-07 145 3. Rafael Gaglianone, 2014-present 109 4. Vince Lamia, 1973-76 105 5. John Hall, 1993-96 99 6. Mike Allen, 2001-04 97 7. Kyle French, 2011-13 87 8. Todd Gregoire, 1984-87 83 9. Vitaly Pisetsky, 1997-2000 78 10. Matt Davenport, 1996-98 76

Season RecordsPoints 1. Montee Ball, 2011 236 2. Melvin Gordon, 2014 192 3. Brian Calhoun, 2005 144 4. Montee Ball, 2012 132 5. Ron Dayne, 1996 126 6. Ron Dayne, 1999 120 7. Philip Welch, 2010 118 Rafael Gaglianone, 2014 116 9. Billy Marek, 1974 114 10. John Clay, 2009 108 Montee Ball, 2010 108 Touchdowns 1. Montee Ball, 2011 39 2. Melvin Gordon, 2014 32 3. Brian Calhoun, 2005 24 4. Montee Ball, 2012 22 5. Ron Dayne, 1996 21 6. Ron Dayne, 1999 20 7. Billy Marek, 1974 19 8. John Clay, 2009 18 Montee Ball, 2010 18 10. Brent Moss, 1993 16 P.J. Hill, 2006 16 Field Goals 1. Rich Thompson, 1992 22 2. Taylor Mehlhaff, 2007 21 3. Todd Gregoire, 1984 20 Philip Welch, 2008 20 5. Matt Davenport, 1998 19 Rafael Gaglianone, 2014 19 7. Rafael Gaglianone, 2015 18 8. Philip Welch, 2009 17 Philip Welch, 2010 17 10. Todd Gregoire, 1985 16 Todd Gregoire, 1987 16 Vitaly Pisetsky, 1999 16 Extra Points 1. Philip Welch, 2010 67 2. Rafael Gaglianone, 2014 59 3. Taylor Mehlhaff, 2005 56 4. Philip Welch, 2011 54 5. Taylor Mehlhaff, 2006 47 Philip Welch, 2009 47 7. Vitaly Pisetsky, 1999 46 8. Kevin Rohde, 1983 45 9. John Hall, 1996 44 10. Taylor Mehlhaff, 2007 42 Matt Davenport, 1998 42

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Game RecordsPoints 1. Billy Marek vs. Minnesota, 11/23/1974 30 Anthony Davis vs. Minnesota, 11/23/2002 30 Lee Evans vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 30 Brian Calhoun vs. Bowling Green, 9/3/2005 30 Brian Calhoun vs. Illinois, 10/29/2005 30 P.J. Hill vs. The Citadel, 9/15/2007 30 Melvin Gordon vs. Bowling Green, 9/20/2014 30 8. Done 18 times, 24 MR: Melvin Gordon vs. Nebraska, 11/15/2014 Touchdowns 1. Billy Marek vs. Minnesota, 11/23/1974 5 Anthony Davis vs. Minnesota, 11/23/2002 5 Lee Evans vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 5 Brian Calhoun vs. Bowling Green, 9/3/2005 5 Brian Calhoun vs. Illinois, 10/29/2005 5 P.J. Hill vs. The Citadel, 9/15/2007 5 Melvin Gordon vs. Bowling Green, 9/20/2014 5

Field Goals 1. Vince Lamia vs. Minnesota, 11/20/1976 4 Todd Gregoire vs. Kentucky, 12/29/1984 4 Todd Gregoire vs. Ohio State, 11/7/1987 4 Rich Thompson vs. Bowling Green, 9/19/1992 4 Rich Thompson vs. Purdue, 10/17/1992 4 Matt Davenport vs. Minnesota, 11/7/1998 4 Vitaly Pisetsky vs. Michigan State, 10/23/1999 4 Philip Welch vs. Michigan, 9/27/2008 4 9. Done 19 times, 3 MR: Andrew Endicott vs. Ohio State, 10/15/2016

Extra Points 1. Philip Welch vs. Indiana, 11/13/2010 11 2. Philip Welch vs. Northwestern, 11/27/2010 10 3. Philip Welch vs. Austin Peay, 9/25/2010 9 4. Done 13 times, 8 MR: Rafael Gaglianone vs. Nebraska, 11/15/14

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Career RecordsField Goals 1. Todd Gregoire, 1984-87 65 2. Philip Welch, 2008-11 59 3. Rich Thompson, 1988-92 50 Taylor Mehlhaff, 2004-07 50 5. Rafael Gaglianone, 2014-present 44 6. Mike Allen, 2001-04 41 7. Matt Davenport, 1996-98 33 8. John Hall, 1993-96 29 Vitaly Pisetsky, 1997-2000 29 10. Vince Lamia, 1973-76 25 Field Goals Attempted 1. Todd Gregoire, 1984-87 85 2. Rich Thompson, 1988-92 79 3. Philip Welch, 2008-11 76 4. Taylor Mehlhaff, 2004-07 65 5. Mike Allen, 2001-04 61 6. Rafael Gaglianone, 2014-present 57 7. John Hall, 1993-96 51 8. Vitaly Pisetsky, 1997-2000 42 9. Vince Lamia, 1973-76 39 10. Matt Davenport, 1996-98 38

Field Goal Percentage (Minimum 30 attempts) 1. Matt Davenport, 33-38, 1996-98 .868 2. Philip Welch, 59-76, 2008-11 .776 3. Rafael Gaglianone, 44-57, 2014-present .772 4. Taylor Mehlhaff, 50-65, 2004-07 .769 5. Todd Gregoire, 65-85, 1984-87 .765 6. Vitaly Pisetsky, 29-42, 1997-2000 .690 7. Mike Allen, 41-61, 2001-04 .672 8. Vince Lamia, 25-39, 1973-76 .641 9. Rich Thompson, 50-79, 1988-92 .633 10. John Hall, 29-51, 1993-96 .569 Extra Points 1. Philip Welch, 2008-11 207 2. Taylor Mehlhaff, 2004-07 145 3. Rafael Gaglianone, 2014-present 109 4. Vince Lamia, 1973-76 105 5. John Hall, 1993-96 99 6. Mike Allen, 2001-04 97 7. Kyle French, 2011-13 87 8. Todd Gregoire, 1984-87 83 9. Vitaly Pisetsky, 1997-2000 78 10. Matt Davenport, 1996-98 76 Extra Points Attempted 1. Philip Welch, 2008-11 211 2. Taylor Mehlhaff, 2004-07 148 3. Rafael Gaglianone, 2014-present 111 4. Vince Lamia, 1973-76 110 5. John Hall, 1993-96 105 6. Mike Allen, 2001-04 103 7. Kyle French, 2011-13 91 8. Todd Gregoire, 1984-87 86 9. Vitaly Pisetsky, 1997-2000 81 10. Matt Davenport, 1996-98 80

Career Extra Point Percentage (Minimum 50 attempts) 1. Rafael Gaglianone, 109-11, 2014-present .982 2. Philip Welch, 207-211, 2008-11 .981 3. Taylor Mehlhaff, 145-148, 2004-07 .980 4. Todd Gregoire, 83-86, 1984-87 .965 5. Vitaly Pisetsky, 78-81, 1997-2000 .963 6. Kyle French, 85-89, 2011-13 .956 7. Vince Lamia, 105-110, 1973-76 .955 8. Kevin Rohde, 59-62, 1982-83 .952 9. Matt Davenport, 76-80, 1996-98 .950 10. John Hall, 99-105, 1993-96 .943

Season RecordsField Goals 1. Rich Thompson, 1992 22 2. Taylor Mehlhaff, 2007 21 3. Todd Gregoire, 1984 20 Philip Welch, 2008 20 5. Matt Davenport, 1998 19 Rafael Gaglianone, 2014 19 7. Rafael Gaglianone, 2015 18 8. Philip Welch, 2009 17 Philip Welch, 2010 17 10. Todd Gregoire, 1985 16 Todd Gregoire, 1987 16 Vitaly Pisetsky, 1999 16 Field Goals Attempted 1. Rich Thompson, 1992 32 2. Rafael Gaglianone, 2015 27 3. Todd Gregoire, 1984 26 4. Taylor Mehlhaff, 2007 25 5. Philip Welch, 2008 24 Philip Welch, 2009 24 7. Todd Gregoire, 1985 22 Vitaly Pisetsky, 2000 22 Philip Welch, 2010 22 Rafael Gaglianone, 2014 22 Field Goal Percentage (Minimum 15 attempts) 1. Matt Davenport, 19-21, 1998 .905 2. Rafael Gaglianone, 19-22, 2014 .864 3. Taylor Mehlhaff, 21-25, 2007 .840 4. Philip Welch, 20-24, 2008 .833 5. Matt Davenport, 14-17, 1997 .824 6. Todd Gregoire, 16-20, 1987 .800 Vitaly Pisetsky, 16-20, 1999 .800 8. Philip Welch, 17-22, 2010 .773 9. Todd Gregoire, 20-26, 1984 .769 10. Todd Gregoire, 13-17, 1986 .765

Extra Points 1. Philip Welch, 2010 67 2. Rafael Gaglianone, 2014 59 3. Taylor Mehlhaff, 2005 56 4. Philip Welch, 2011 54 5. Taylor Mehlhaff, 2006 47 Philip Welch, 2009 47 7. Vitaly Pisetsky, 1999 46 8. Kevin Rohde, 1983 45 9. John Hall, 1996 44 10. Taylor Mehlhaff, 2007 42 Matt Davenport, 1998 42

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Extra Points Attempted 1. Philip Welch, 2010 67 2. Rafael Gaglianone, 2014 61 3. Taylor Mehlhaff, 2005 58 4. Philip Welch, 2011 55 5. Philip Welch, 2009 49 6. Kevin Rohde, 1983 48 Vitaly Pisetsky, 1999 48 8. Taylor Mehlhaff, 2006 47 9. John Hall, 1996 45 Rick Schnetzky, 1994 45 Extra Point Percentage (Minimum 25 attempts) 1. Philip Welch 67-67, 2010 100.0 Taylor Mehlhaff 47-47, 2006 100.0 Rafael Gaglianone 40-40, 2015 100.0 Jack Russell 34-34, 2013 100.0 Gary Kroner 32-32, 1962 100.0 Mike Allen 30-30, 2002 100.0 Mark Doran 29-29, 1981 100.0 Mark Neuser 27-27, 2001 100.0 Roger Jaeger 27-27, 1971 100.0 10. Philip Welch 45-46, 2011 .982

Game RecordsField Goals 1. Vince Lamia vs. Minnesota, 11/20/1976 4 Todd Gregoire vs. Kentucky, 12/29/1984 4 Todd Gregoire vs. Ohio State, 11/7/1987 4 Rich Thompson vs. Bowling Green, 9/19/1992 4 Rich Thompson vs. Purdue, 10/17/1992 4 Matt Davenport vs. Minnesota, 11/7/1998 4 Vitaly Pisetsky vs. Michigan State, 10/23/1999 4 8. Philip Welch vs. Michigan, 9/27/2008 4 9. Done 19 times, 3 MR: Andrew Endicott vs. Ohio State, 10/15/2016

Field Goals Attempted 1. Jim Bakken vs. Minnesota, 11/25/1961 6 Steve Veith vs. Northwestern, 10/1/1977 6 3. Jim Bakken vs. Utah, 9/23/1961 5 James Johnson vs. Indiana, 11/2/1968 5 Todd Gregoire vs. Ohio State, 10/27/1984 5 Robb Mehring vs. Minnesota, 11/12/1988 5 Rich Thompson vs. Toledo, 9/16/1989 5 Philip Welch vs. Michigan, 9/27/2008 5 Rafael Gaglianone vs. Neb., 10/10/2015 5

Extra Points 1. Philip Welch vs. Indiana, 11/13/2010 11 2. Philip Welch vs. Austin Peay, 9/25/2010 9 3. Vince Lamia vs. Missouri, 10/5/1974 8 Kevin Rohde vs. Minnesota, 10/15/1983 8 Rick Schnetzky vs. Eastern Mich., 9/10/1994 8 Rick Schnetzky vs. Indiana, 9/24/1994 8 Matt Davenport vs. San Jose State, 9/13/1997 8 Vitaly Pisetsky vs. Indiana, 10/16/1999 8 Mike Allen vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 8 Taylor Mehlhaff vs. Bowling Green, 9/3/2005 8 Taylor Mehlhaff vs. Temple, 9/10/2005 8 Kyle French vs. South Dakota, 9/24/2011 8 Philip Welch vs. Indiana, 10/15/2011 8 Philip Welch vs. Purdue, 11/5/2011 8 Rafael Gaglianone vs. Bowl. Green, 9/20/14 8 Rafael Gaglianone vs. Nebraska, 11/15/14 8

Extra Points Attempted 1. Philip Welch vs. Indiana, 11/13/2010 11 2. Rick Schnetzky vs. Indiana, 9/24/1994 9 Taylor Mehlhaff vs. Temple, 9/10/2005 9 Philip Welch vs. Austin Peay, 9/25/2010 9 Rafael Gaglianone vs. Bowl. Green, 9/20/14 9 6. Vince Lamia vs. Missouri, 10/5/1974 8 Kevin Rohde vs. Minnesota, 10/15/1983 8 Rick Schnetzky vs. Eastern Mich., 9/10/1994 8 Matt Davenport vs. San Jose State, 9/13/1997 8 Vitaly Pisetsky vs. Indiana, 10/16/1999 8 Mike Allen vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 8 Taylor Mehlhaff vs. Bowling Green, 9/3/2005 8 Rafael Gaglianone vs. Nebraska, 11/15/14 8

Longest Made Field Goals 60 John Hall vs. Minnesota, 11/11/199557 Philip Welch vs. Fresno State, 9/12/200954 Todd Gregoire vs. Ball State, 9/26/1987 53 Vitaly Pisetsky vs. Ball State, 9/11/1999 52 Rich Thompson vs. Western Michigan, 9/3/198852 Taylor Mehlhaff vs. Arkansas, 1/1/200752 Philip Welch vs. Michigan, 9/27/200851 Todd Gregoire vs. Northern Illinois, 9/8/198451 John Hall vs. Colorado, 9/17/199451 Taylor Mehlhaff vs. Purdue, 10/21/2006 51 Taylor Mehlahff vs. UNLV, 9/8/200751 Rafael Gaglianone vs. LSU, 8/30/201450 Vladimir LaBun vs. Northwestern, 10/25/1975 50 Wendell Gladem vs. Ohio State, 10/10/1981 50 Mike Allen vs. Fresno State, 9/8/200150 Philip Welch vs. Ohio State, 10/10/200950 Rafael Gaglianone vs. Iowa, 11/22/2014

Pre-Modern Era (Prior to 1946)62 (drop kick) Pat O’Dea vs. Northwestern, 11/24/1898 60 (drop kick) Pat O’Dea vs. Minnesota, 11/18/1899 57 (drop kick) Pat O’Dea vs. Chicago, 11/13/1897 57 (drop kick) Pat O’Dea vs. Illinois, 11/11/1899 55 (drop kick) Pat O’Dea vs. Minnesota, 10/30/1897

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Game-Winning Field GoalsDate Kicker Opponent Site DescriptionSept. 3, 2016 Rafael Gaglianone LSU Green Bay, Wis. Made 47-yarder with 3:47 left in 4th quarter for 16-14 win in inaugural Lambeau Field College ClassicDec. 30, 2015 Rafael Gaglianone USC San Diego, Calif. Made 29-yarder with 2:27 left in 4th quarter for 23-21 win in 2015 Holiday BowlOct. 10, 2015 Rafael Gaglianone Nebraska Lincoln, Neb. Made 46-yarder with 0:04 left in 4th quarter for 23-21 winJan. 1, 2015 Rafael Gaglianone Auburn Tampa, Fla. Made 25-yarder in OT for 34-31 win in 2015 Outback Bowl (Forced OT with 29-yarder with 2:48 left in 4th quarter)Sept. 12, 2009 Philip Welch Fresno State Madison Made 22-yarder in double overtime for a 34-31 winSept. 29, 2007 Taylor Mehlhaff Michigan State Madison Made 22-yarder with 6:15 left in 4th quarter for 37-34 win Dec. 28, 2002 Mike Allen Colorado San Antonio, Texas Made 37-yarder in OT for 31-28 win in 2002 Alamo Bowl.Aug. 23, 2002 Mike Allen Fresno State Madison Made 34-yarder with 2:05 left in 4th quarter for 23-21 winOct. 13, 2001 Mark Neuser Ohio State Columbus, Ohio Made 33-yarder with 2:10 left in 4th quarter for 20-17 winOct. 9, 1999 Vitaly Pisetsky Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. Made 31-yarder to win school’s first-ever OT game, a 20-17 win (Sent game into extra session with a 36-yarder with 2:59 left in 4th quarter)Oct. 4, 1997 Matt Davenport Northwestern Evanston, Ill. Made 48-yarder with 0:06 left in 4th quarter for 26-25 winSept. 27, 1997 Matt Davenport Indiana Madison Made 43-yarder with 0:06 left in 4th quarter for 27-26 winOct. 17, 1992 Rich Thompson Purdue Madison Made 49-yarder with 0:38 left in 4th quarter for 19-16 winNov. 16, 1991 Rich Thompson Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. Made 42-yarder with 10:02 left in 4th quarter for 19-16 winNov. 7, 1987 Todd Gregoire Ohio State Madison Made 41-yarder with 10:49 left in 4th quarter for 26-24 win Sept. 21, 1985 Todd Gregoire UNLV Madison Made 20-yarder with 3:38 left in 4th quarter in 26-23 winOct. 16, 1971 Roger Jaeger Michigan State Madison Made 30-yarder with 5:12 left in 4th quarter for 31-28 winOct. 7, 1961 Jim Bakken Indiana Bloomington, Ind. Made 27-yarder with 3:37 left in 4th quarter for 6-3 win

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Player Rush. Rec. Ret. Total 1. Ron Dayne, 1996-99 7,125 304 0 7,429 2. Brandon Williams, 2002-05 118 2,924 2,810 5,852 3. Montee Ball, 2009-12 5,140 598 0 5,738 4. James White, 2010-13 4,015 670 765 5,450 5. Melvin Gordon, 2011-14 4,915 228 174 5,317 6. David Gilreath, 2007-10 442 1,077 3,746 5,265 7. Anthony Davis, 2001-04 4,676 198 0 4,874 8. Jared Abbrederis, 2010-13 291 3,140 1,387 4,818 9. Terrell Fletcher, 1991-94 3,414 511 397 4,322 10. P.J. Hill, 2006-08 3,942 358 0 4,300

Season Player Rush. Rec. Ret. Total 1. Melvin Gordon, 2014 2,587 153 0 2,740 2. Ron Dayne, 1996 2,109 133 0 2,242 3. Montee Ball, 2011 1,923 306 0 2,229 4. Brian Calhoun, 2005 1,636 571 0 2,207 5. Brandon Williams, 2005 47 1,095 996 2,138 6. Ron Dayne, 1999 2,034 9 0 2,043 7. Jared Abbrederis, 2011 62 933 1,004 1,999 8. Terrell Fletcher, 1994 1,476 180 321 1,977 9. Montee Ball, 2012 1,830 72 0 1,902 10. Michael Bennett, 2000 1,681 23 173 1,877

Game Player Rush. Rec. Ret. Total 1. Melvin Gordon vs. Nebraska, 11/15/2014 408 0 0 408 2. Ron Dayne vs. Hawaii, 11/30/1996 339 8 0 347 3. Jared Abbrederis vs. Oregon, 1/2/2012 0 119 227 346 4. Michael Bennett vs. Oregon, 9/9/2000 290 0 46 336 5. Michael Bennett vs. Northwestern, 9/23/2000 293 27 0 320 6. Ira Matthews vs. Minnesota, 11/25/1978 134 54 124 312 7. Billy Marek vs. Minnesota, 11/23/1974 304 0 0 304 Ron Dayne vs. Minnesota, 11/9/1996 297 7 0 304 9. Anthony Davis vs. Minnesota, 11/23/2002 301 0 0 301 10. Brian Calhoun vs. Bowling Green, 9/3/2005 258 39 0 297 11. Ron Dayne vs. Illinois, 11/23/1996 289 0 0 289 12. Melvin Gordon at Iowa, Nov. 22, 2014 200 64 0 264 13. P.J. Hill vs. Northwestern, 10/7/2006 249 14 0 263 14. Montee Ball at Purdue, 10/13/12 247 14 0 261 15. Melvin Gordon at Northwestern, 10/4/2014 259 0 0 259 16. Aaron Stecker vs. Minnesota, 11/11/1995 114 17 127 258 Lee Evans vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 0 258 0 258 Melvin Gordon vs. Bowling Green, 9/20/2014 253 5 0 258 19. Terrell Fletcher vs. Duke, 1/2/1995 241 8 7 256 20. Ron Dayne vs. San Jose State, 9/13/1997 254 0 0 254 21. Melvin Gordon vs. Auburn, 1/1/2015 251 2 0 253 22. Al Toon vs. Purdue, 11/12/1983 0 252 0 252 23. Brian Calhoun vs. Northwestern, 10/8/2005 122 128 0 250 Zach Brown vs. Minnesota, 11/17/2007 250 0 0 250 25. Melvin Gordon at Purdue, 11/8/2014 205 44 0 249

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CareerTackles 1. Pete Monty, 1993-96 451 2. Gary Casper, 1989-92 447 3. Tim Krumrie, 1979-82 444 4. Dave Lokanc, 1970-72 427 Dave Crossen, 1975-78 427 6. Chris Borland, 2009-13 420 7. Jim Melka, 1981-84 399 8. Mike Taylor, 2009-12 377 9. Ken Criter, 1966-68 364 10. Brendan Lynch, 1988-91 362 11. Greg Thomas, 1987-90 359 12. Donnel Thompson, 1996-99 347 13. Reggie Holt, 1990-93 344 14. Jason Doering, 1997-2000 338 15. Nick Greisen, 1998-2001 337 16. Scott Nelson, 1990-93 323 17. Michael Reid, 1983-86 317 18. Mike Thompson, 1991-94 316 19. Richard Jakious, 1972-74 315 20. Malvin Hunter, 1987-90 307 21. Eric Unverzagt, 1991, 1993-95 296 22. Dennis Stejskal, 1975-77 283 23. Jim Leonhard, 2001-04 281 24. Dave Ahrens, 1977-80 280 25. David Wings, 1985-88 278

Solo Tackles 1. Tim Krumrie, 1979-82 276 2. Gary Casper, 1989-92 261 3. Pete Monty, 1993-96 260 4. Jason Doering, 1997-2000 250 5. Chris Borland, 2009-13 234 6. Dave Lokanc, 1970-72 218 7. Dave Crossen, 1975-78 218 8. Jim Melka, 1981-84 211 9. Nick Griesen, 1998-01 201 10. Eric Unverzagt, 1992-95 199 11. Michael Reid, 1983-86 198 Reggie Holt, 1990-93 198 13. Craig Raddatz, 1983-86 184 14. Jim Leonhard, 2001-04 182 15. Mike Echols, 1998-01 180

Tackles For Loss 1. Tarek Saleh, 1993-96 58 2. Mike Thompson, 1991-94 57 3. Tom Burke, 1995-98 54 4. Chris Borland, 2009-13 50 5. Don Davey, 1987-90 49 6. Dave Ahrens, 1977-80 43 7. Anttaj Hawthorne, 2001-04 42.5 8. Matt Shaughnessy, 2005-08 41.5 9. Wendell Bryant 1998-01 41 10. Vince Biegel, 2012-16 39.5 11. Darryl Sims, 1980-84 39 12. Mike Taylor, 2009-12 38.5 13. J.J. Watt, 2009-10 36.5 14. Joe Schobert, 2012-15 35.5 15. Gary Casper, 1989-92 34

Tackles For Loss - Yardage 1. Tarek Saleh, 1993-96 283 2. Mike Thompson, 1991-94 281 3. Don Davey, 1987-90 247 4. Tom Burke, 1995-98 245 5. Dave Ahrens, 1977-80 212 6. Tim Jordan, 1982-86 198 7. Wendell Bryant, 1998-01 187 8. Darryl Sims, 1980-84 184 9. Vince Biegel, 2012-16 178 10. O’Brien Schofield, 2006-09 174 11. Chris Borland, 2009-13 172 12. John Favret, 1996-00 165 13. Joe Schobert, 2012-15 163 14. DeAndre Levy, 2005-08 155 15. Erasmus James, 2001-02, 04 149 Quarterback Sacks 1. Tarek Saleh, 1993-96 33 2. Tom Burke, 1995-98 32 3. Mike Thompson, 1991-94 28 4. Tim Jordan, 1983-86 27 5. Wendell Bryant, 1998-2001 24 6. John Favret, 1996-00 22 7. Vince Biegel, 2012-16 21.5 8. Don Davey, 1986-90 21 9. Erasmus James, 2001-02, 04 18 10. O’Brien Schofield, 2006-09 17 Darryl Sims, 1980-84 17 Chris Borland, 2009-13 17 13. Matt Shaughnessy, 2005-08 15.5 14. DeAndre Levy, 2005-08 15 15. Joe Schobert, 2012-15 13.5

Quarterback Sacks Yardage 1. Tarek Saleh, 1993-96 227 2. Mike Thompson, 1991-94 215 3. Tom Burke, 1995-98 189 4. Tim Jordan, 1983-86 180 5. Don Davey, 1987-90 174 6. Wendell Bryant, 1998-01 145 7. Vince Biegel, 2012-16 130 8. John Favret, 1996-00 128 Darryl Sims, 1980-84 128 10. O’Brien Schofield, 2006-09 122 11. Erasmus James, 2001-02, 04 120 12. Matt Shaughnessy, 2005-08 119 13. Joe Schobert, 2012-15 115 14. DeAndre Levy, 2005-08 105 15. Chris Borland, 2009-13 103

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Fumbles Forced 1. Chris Borland, 2009-13 15 2. Erasmus James, 2001-02, 04 7 Joe Schobert, 2012-15 7 4. Scott Starks, 2001-04 6 DeAndre Levy, 2005-08 6 6. Brendan Kelly, 2008-09, 11-13 5 7. Bill Poindexter, 1970-71 4 Ken Simmons, 1973-75 4 Greg Gordon, 1975-78 4 David Greenwood, 1979-82 4 Clint Sims, 1979-82 4 Matt VandeBoom, 1980-82 4 Craig Raddatz, 1983-86 4 Victor Fortino, 1985-88 4 Pete Nowka, 1985-88 4 Tom Burke, 1995-98 4 Chris Ghidorzi, 1996-99 4 John Favret, 1997-00 4 Darius Jones, 2000, 2002-03 4 Robert Brooks, 2001-04 4 Jonathan Casillas, 2005-08 4 O’Brien Schofield, 2007-09 4 Jay Valai, 2007-10 4 Antonio Fenelus, 2008-11 4 Mike Taylor, 2009-12 4 Dezmen Southward, 2010-13 4 Fumbles Recovered 1. Scott Erdmann, 1975-78 9 2. Mark Zakula, 1972-74 8 Chris Borland, 2009-13 8 4. Ed Bosold, 1971-73 7 Rick Graf, 1983-86 7 Dan Batsch, 1987-90 7 Scott Nelson, 1990-93 7 8. Ken Simmons, 1973-75 6 Dennis Stejskal, 1974-77 6 Dave Ahrens, 1977-80 6 Nick Hayden, 2004-07 6 DeAndre Levy, 2005-08 6 13. Mike Vesperman, 1973-74 5 Terry Buss, 1973-75 5 Clint Sims, 1979-82 5 Michael Reid, 1983-86 5 Brad Mayo, 1986-89 5 Malvin Hunter, 1986-90 5 Michael Caputo, 2012-15 5

Passes Defended 1. Mike Echols, 1998-2001 62 2. Jamar Fletcher, 1998-2000 57 3. Scott Starks, 2001-04 52 4. Jim Leonhard, 2001-04 50 5. Jeff Messenger, 1991-94 44 6. Sojourn Shelton, 2013-16 41 7. Jack Ikegwuonu, 2005-07 35 8. Allen Langford, 2004-08 34 9. Devin Smith, 2008-12 31 10. Neovia Geyer, 1969-71 30 Scott Nelson, 1990-93 30 12. Steve Wagner, 1973-75 29 13. Niles Brinkley, 2006-10 28 14. Lamarr White, 1986-90 25 15. Troy Vincent, 1988-91 24 Lamar Campbell, 1993-96 24 Brett Bell, 2001-05 24 Aaron Henry, 2007, 09-11 24

Pass Breakups 1. Mike Echols, 1998-01 49 2. Scott Starks, 2001-04 45 3. Jamar Fletcher, 1998-00 36 4. Sojourn Shelton, 2013-16 32 5. Jim Leonhard, 2001-04 29 6. Jack Ikegwuonu, 2005-07 29 7. Jeff Messenger, 1991-94 26 Allen Langford, 2004-08 26 9. Devin Smith, 2008-12 24 10. Niles Brinkley, 2006-10 22 11. Steve Wagner, 1973-75 21 Troy Vincent, 1988-91 21 13. Brett Bell, 2001-05 20 14. Lamarr White, 1986-90 18 Joey Boese, 1998-01 18 Roderick Rogers, 2003-06 18 Darius Hillary, 2012-15 18

Blocked Kicks 1. Richard Johnson, 1982-84 8 2. Kenny Gales, 1993-94 5 3. J.J. Watt, 2009-10 4 4. Tim Rosga, 1996-99 3 Ben Strickland, 2004-07 3 Jonathan Casillas, 2005-08 3 7. Bobby Taylor, 1982-86 2 Nate Odoms, 1984-86 2 Tom Burke, 1995-98 2 Nick Hayden, 2004-07 2 Beau Allen, 2010-13 2 11. 28 tied 1

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SeasonTackles 1. Dave Lokanc, 1972 181 2. Pete Monty, 1996 178 3. Dave Crossen, 1977 175 4. Ken Criter, 1967 169 5. Nick Greisen, 2001 167 6. Dave Lokanc, 1971 162 7. Michael Reid, 1986 156 8. Mike Taylor, 2011 150 9. Aaron Norvell, 1992 148 10. Nick Greisen, 2000 146 11. Reggie Holt, 1991 144 12. Chris Borland, 2011 143 13. Donnel Thompson, 1997 141 14. Chuck Winfrey, 1970 140 Gary Casper, 1990 140 16. Rick Jakious, 1973 138 17. Pete Monty, 1995 137 18. Tim Krumrie, 1981 135 19. David Wings, 1987 134 20. Ken Criter, 1968 133 Dave Crossen, 1978 133 Tackles For Loss 1. Tom Burke, 1998 31 2. O’Brien Schofield, 2009 24.5 3. Darryl Sims, 1982 24 Don Davey, 1990 24 5. Tarek Saleh, 1995 23 6. Tarek Saleh, 1996 21 J.J. Watt, 2010 21 8. Anttaj Hawthorne, 2003 20 9. Joe Schobert, 2015 19.5 10. Tom Burke, 1997 19 Chris Borland, 2011 19 Tackles For Loss Yardage 1. Tom Burke, 1998 151 2. O’Brien Schofield, 2009 126 3. Tarek Saleh, 1995 118 4. Don Davey, 1990 117 5. Tarek Saleh, 1996 106 6. Darryl Sims, 1982 103 7. Derek Landisch, 2014 100 8. Joe Schobert, 2015 98 9. T.J. Watt, 2016 93 10. J.J. Watt, 2010 91 Quarterback Sacks 1. Tom Burke, 1998 22 2. Tarek Saleh, 1996 14 3. Tarek Saleh, 1995 12 O’Brien Schofield, 2009 12 5. T.J. Watt, 2016 11.5 6. Tim Jordan, 1985 11 Darryl Sims, 1982 11 8. Mike Thompson, 1993 10 Bryan Jurewicz, 1996 10 10. Joe Schobert, 2015 9.5

Quarterback Sacks Yardage 1. Tom Burke, 1998 130 2. Tarek Saleh, 1996 97 3. Darryl Sims, 1982 84 Tarek Saleh, 1995 84 T.J. Watt, 2016 84 6. Mike Thompson, 1993 83 Derek Landisch, 2014 83 8. O’Brien Schofield, 2009 80 9. Joe Schobert, 2015 78 10. Don Davey, 1990 68 Erasmus James, 2004 68 Passes Defended 1. Mike Echols, 2000 25 Jim Leonhard, 2002 25 3. Jamar Fletcher, 2000 21 4. Jamar Fletcher, 1998 19 Scott Starks, 2003 19 6. Jamar Fletcher, 1999 17 Devin Smith, 2012 17 8. LaMar Campbell, 1996 16 Jack Ikegwuonu, 2007 16 Sojourn Shelton, 2016 16 Pass Breakups 1. Mike Echols, 2000 19 2. Scott Starks, 2003 18 3. Jack Ikegwuonu, 2007 15 4. Jamar Fletcher, 2000 14 Jim Leonhard, 2002 14 6. Troy Vincent, 1991 13 Allen Langford, 2008 13 Devin Smith, 2012 13 9. Ken Dixon, 1976 12 Jamar Fletcher, 1998 12 Mike Echols, 1999 12 Mike Echols, 2001 12 Marcus Cromartie, 2012 12 Sojourn Shelton, 2016 12

Fumbles Forced 1. Chris Borland, 2009 5 Chris Borland, 2011 5 Joe Schobert, 2015 5 4. Cyril Weems, 1995 3 Tom Burke, 1997 3 Erasmus James, 2001 3 Alex Lewis, 2003 3 Robert Brooks, 2004 3 Jay Valai, 2008 3 O’Brien Schofield, 2009 3 J.J. Watt, 2010 3 Mike Taylor, 2011 3 Chris Borland, 2012 3

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Fumbles Recovered 1. Ed Bosold, 1972 5 2. Jim DeLisle, 1968 4 Nate Butler, 1970 4 Scott Erdmann, 1977 4 Michael Caputo, 2014 4 6. Nick Hayden, 2007 3 Chris Borland, 2009 3 Aaron Henry, 2010 3 Chris Borland, 2012 3

Blocked Kicks 1. Richard Johnson, 1984 6 2. Kenny Gales, 1993 3 Tim Rosga, 1998 3 J.J. Watt, 2010 3 5. Six players tied with 2

Game Tackles 1. Dave Crossen vs. Purdue, 11/5/1977 28 2. Ken Criter vs. Ohio State, 11/9/1968 27 Dave Lokanc vs. Ohio State, 10/28/1972 27 4. Mark Zakula vs. Northwestern, 11/17/1973 25 5. Dave Lokanc vs. Indiana, 10/9/1971 24 Dave Crossen vs. Iowa, 11/12/1977 24 David Wings vs. Iowa, 10/10/1987 24 8. Dave Lokanc vs. Northwestern, 10/2/1971 23 Richard Jakious vs. N’western, 11/17/1973 23 Dennis Stejskal vs. Purdue, 10/11/1975 23 Dave Crossen vs. Indiana, 11/13/1976 23 Dave Crossen vs. Oregon, 9/30/1978 23 Larry Spurlin vs. Indiana, 10/6/1979 23 Scott Nelson vs. Iowa, 10/13/1990 23 Bob Adamov vs. Purdue, 10/10/1998 23

Tackles For Loss 1. Alex Lewis vs. Purdue, 10/18/2003 6.5 2. Darryl Sims vs. Northwestern, 10/30/1982 6 Tim Jordan vs. Northwestern, 10/19/1985 6 Wendell Bryant vs. Penn State, 9/22/2001 6 5. Mike Thompson vs. Northwestern, 10/9/1993 5 John Favret vs. Boise State, 9/6/1997 5 Tom Burke vs. Northwestern, 9/26/1998 5 Tom Burke vs. Iowa, 10/24/1998 5 Tom Burke vs. Penn State, 11/21/1998 5

Tackles For Loss Yardage 1. Darryl Sims vs. Northwestern, 10/30/1982 43 2. Alex Lewis vs. Purdue, 10/18/2003 42 3. John Tietz vs. Michigan, 11/18/1967 41 4. Mike Thompson vs. N’western, 10/9/1993 38 5. Wendell Bryant vs. Penn State, 9/22/2001 34

Quarterback Sacks 1. Tim Jordan vs. Northwestern, 10/19/1985 6 2. Mike Thompson vs. Northwestern, 10/9/1993 5 Tom Burke vs. Iowa, 10/24/1998 5 Wendell Bryant vs. Penn State, 9/22/2001 5 Alex Lewis vs. Purdue, 10/18/2003 5

Quarterback Sacks Yardage 1. Alex Lewis vs. Purdue, 10/18/2003 39 2. Mike Thompson vs. Northwestern, 10/9/1993 38 3. Darryl Sims vs. Northwestern, 10/30/1982 37 4. Tim Jordan vs. Northwestern, 10/19/1985 33 5. Wendell Bryant vs. Penn State, 9/22/2001 32 Passes Defended 1. Mike Echols vs. Purdue, 11/6/1999 6 2. Steve Wagner vs. Purdue, 9/14/1974 5 Jamar Fletcher vs. Oregon, 9/9/2000 5 Jamar Fletcher vs. Iowa, 10/28/2000 5 Jim Leonhard vs. Fresno State, 8/23/2002 5 Jim Leonhard vs. Penn State, 9/25/2004 5 Fumbles Forced 1. Alex Lewis vs. Iowa, 11/2/2002 2 Jay Valai vs. Ohio State, 10/4/2008 2 J.J. Watt vs. Northwestern, 11/27/10 2 Chris Borland vs. Illinois, 11/19/11 2 Joe Schobert vs. Iowa, 10/3/2015 2 6. Occurred numerous times 1

Fumbles Recovered 1. Michael Reid vs. Ohio State, 11/16/1985 3 2. 17 players tied with 2 (MR: Chris Borland vs. Minnesota, 11/23/2013)

Blocked Kicks 1. Richard Johnson vs. Missouri, 9/15/1984 3 2. Nate Odomes vs. Indiana, 11/2/1985 2

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Interceptions 1. Jamar Fletcher, 1998-2000 21 Jim Leonhard, 2001-04 21 3. Neovia Greyer, 1969-71 18 Jeff Messenger, 1991-94 18 5. Scott Nelson, 1990-93 14 6. Mike Echols, 1998-2001 12 7. David Greenwood, 1979-82 10 8. Dave Fronek, 1963-65 9 Craig Raddatz, 1983-86 9 Nate Odomes, 1984-86 9 Eddie Fletcher, 1988-91 9 Shane Carter, 2005-08 9 Antonio Fenelus, 2008-11 9 Sojourn Shelton, 2013-16 9

Interception Return Yards 1. Jamar Fletcher, 1998-2000 459 2. Neovia Greyer, 1969-71 285 3. Scott Nelson, 1990-93 261

Interception Return Average (Minimum 8 returns) 1. Ed Withers, 1949-51 25.0 2. Jamar Fletcher, 1998-2000 21.9 3. Jim Nettles, 1961-63 21.1 4. Jim Miller, 1953-55 19.9 5. Steve Wagner, 1974-75 18.6 Scott Nelson, 1990-93 18.6

Season Interceptions 1. Jim Leonhard, 2002 11 2. Neovia Greyer, 1970 9 3. Dale Hackbart, 1958 7 Scott Erdmann, 1976 7 Nate Odomes, 1986 7 Jeff Messenger, 1993 7 Jamar Fletcher, 1998 7 Jamar Fletcher, 1999 7 Jamar Fletcher, 2000 7 Jim Leonhard, 2003 7 Shane Carter, 2007 7

Interception Return Yards 1. Jamar Fletcher, 2000 179 2. David Greenwood, 1981 156 3. Jamar Fletcher, 1998 145 4. Scott Erdmann, 1976 143

Interception Return Avg. (Minimum 4 returns) 1. Pat Levenhagen, 1955 30.5 2. Jim Nettles, 1962 26.5 Russ Bellford, 1983 26.5 4. David Greenwood, 1981 26.0 5. Ed Withers, 1950 25.8

GameInterceptions 1. Clarence Bratt vs. Minnesota, 11/20/1954 4 2. Gene Evans vs. Marquette, 9/21/1946 3 Bob Radcliffe vs. Navy, 10/15/1949 3 Ed Withers vs. Iowa, 10/14/1950 3 Burt Hable vs. Minnesota, 11/22/1952 3 Dale Hackbart vs. Minnesota, 11/22/1958 3 Tom Schinke vs. Iowa, 10/1/1966 3 Neovia Greyer vs. Illinois, 11/14/1970 3 Ken Dixon vs. Illinois, 11/1/1975 3 Nate Odomes vs. Hawaii, 9/6/1986 3 Matt VandenBoom vs. Michigan, 9/12/1981 3 Jamar Fletcher vs. Oregon, 9/9/2000 3

Interception Return Average (Minimum 3 returns) 1. Ed Withers vs. Iowa, 10/14/1950 51.5

Longest Interception Returns98 (TD) Billy Lowe vs. Purdue, 10/16/1954 94 (TD) Ron Steiner vs. West Virginia, 10/5/1957 89 (TD) Jim Nettles vs. New Mexico State, 9/29/1962 87 Jamar Fletcher vs. Indiana, 11/11/200084 (TD) Roderick Rodgers vs. Purdue, 10/22/2005

Pre-Modern Era (Prior to 1946)105 (TD) Coots Cunningham vs. Purdue, 11/16/1907 100 (TD) Jack Wink vs. Great Lakes, 10/17/1942

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Career RecordsPunting Average (Minimum 100 punts) 1. Kevin Stemke, 1997-2000 43.5 2. Ken DeBauche, 2004-07 42.5 3. Jim Bakken, 1959-61 42.4 4. Brad Nortman, 2008-11 42.1 5. Scott Cepicky, 1984-87 41.1 6. Dick Mileager, 1975-77 40.3 7. John Krugman, 1970-71 39.8 8. Drew Meyer, 2012-15 39.6 9. R.J. Morse, 2001-04 39.3 10. Sam Veit, 1991-94 38.4

Punting Yards 1. Kevin Stemke, 1997-2000 10,660 2. Scott Cepicky, 1984-87 10,235 3. Drew Meyer, 2012-15 10,125 4. Ken DeBauche, 2004-07 9,815 5. Brad Nortman, 2008-11 8,383 6. Sam Veit, 1991-94 8,016 7. David Greenwood, 1979-82 7,208 8. Brad Brekke, 1988-90 7,149 9. R.J. Morse, 2001-04 6,451 10. T.A. Cox, 1944, 1946-48 4,998

Punts 1. Drew Meyer, 2012-15 256 2. Scott Cepicky, 1984-87 249 3. Kevin Stemke, 1997-2000 245 4. Ken DeBauche, 2004-07 231 5. Sam Veit, 1991-94 209 6. Brad Nortman, 2008-11 199 7. Brad Brekke, 1988-90 192 8. David Greenwood, 1979-82 191 9. R.J. Morse 2001-04 164 10. Dick Mileager, 1975-77 121

Season RecordsPunting Average (Minimum 20 punts) 1. Ken DeBauche, 2005 44.8 2. Kevin Stemke, 2000 44.5 3. Kevin Stemke, 1997 43.9 4. Kevin Stemke, 1998 43.8 5. Scott Cepicky, 1986 43.0 6. Brad Nortman, 2010 42.7 7. Brad Nortman, 2011 42.2 8. Dick Mileager, 1975 42.2 9. Scott Cepicky, 1985 42.0 Brad Nortman, 2009 42.0

Punts 1. Drew Meyer, 2012 80 2. R.J. Morse, 2002 74 3. Dave Fronek, 1965 72 Kevin Stemke, 1998 72 5. David Greenwood, 1980 70 Brad Brekke, 1990 70 7. Kevin Stemke, 2000 69 Drew Meyer, 2015 69 9. David Greenwood, 1981 68 10. Brad Brekke, 1989 67 Scott Cepicky, 1986 67

Punting Yards 1. Drew Meyer, 2012 3,233 2. Kevin Stemke, 1998 3,155 3. Kevin Stemke, 2000 3,070 4. Scott Cepicky, 1986 2,879 5. R.J. Morse, 2002 2,765 6. Brad Nortman, 2008 2,761 7. Drew Meyer, 2015 2,737 8. Brad Brekke, 1990 2,667 9. Scott Cepicky, 1985 2,648 10. Dave Fronek, 1965 2,618

Game RecordsPunts 1. Dave Fronek vs. Nebraska, 10/9/1965 12 Bob Schaffner vs. Iowa, 10/19/1968 12 Brad Brekke vs. Miami, Fla., 9/9/1989 12 4. five players tied with 11 (MR: Ken DeBauche vs. Michigan, 9/23/2006)

Punting Yards 1. Ken DeBauche vs. Michigan, 9/23/2006 514 2. Brad Brekke vs. Miami, Fla., 9/9/1989 500 3. Scott Cepicky vs. Wyoming, 9/27/1986 453 4. Kevin Stemke vs. Michigan, 11/14/1998 445 5. Dave Fronek vs. Nebraska, 10/9/1965 444

Punting Average (Minimum 5 punts) 1. Dick Mileager vs. Kansas, 10/2/1976 52.2 2. Scott Cepicky vs. UNLV, 9/20/1986 52.0 3. Brad Nortman vs. Illinois, 10/25/2008 51.7 4. George O’Brien vs. Iowa, 10/18/1952 51.0 5. Scott Cepicky vs. N’western, 10/19/1985 50.8

Longest Punts 96 George O’Brien vs. Iowa, 10/18/1952 90 Jim Bakken vs. Northwestern, 11/11/1961 86 Kevin Stemke vs. Michigan State, 10/23/1999 85 Wendell Gulseth vs. Rice, 11/1/1952 82 David Greenwood vs. Air Force, 9/15/1979

Pre-Modern Era (Prior to 1946)110 Pat O’Dea vs. Minnesota, 10/30/1897 100 Pat O’Dea vs. Yale, 10/21/1899 85 Pat O’Dea vs. Lake Forest, 10/10/1896

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Kickoff Returns 1. David Gilreath, 2007-10 135 2. Brandon Williams, 2002-05 106 3. Fred Owens, 1986-89 84 4. Nick Davis, 1998-2001 77 5. Kenzel Doe, 2011-14 58 6. Marvin Neal, 1979-81, 1983 51 7. Aaron Stecker, 1995-96 45 8. Greg Johnson, 1969, 1971 44 Michael Morgan, 1974-77 44 10. Ira Matthews, 1975-78 43

Kickoff Return Yards 1. David Gilreath, 2007-10 3,025 2. Brandon Williams, 2002-05 2,349 3. Nick Davis, 1998-2001 1,778 4. Fred Owens, 1986-89 1,626 5. Kenzel Doe, 2011-14 1,388 6. Greg Johnson, 1969, 1971 1,081 7. Aaron Stecker, 1995-96 1,015 8. Marvin Neal, 1979-81, 1983 1,009 9. Ira Matthews, 1975-78 989 10. Tom Schinke, 1965-67 940 Kickoff Return Average (Minimum 30 returns) 1. Jared Abbrederis, 2010-13 25.8 2. Kenzel Doe, 2011-present 25.5 3. Greg Johnson, 1969, 1971 24.6 4. Daniel Crooks, 1969-70 24.2 5. Chris Davis, 1971-73 23.8 6. Tom Schinke, 1965-67 23.5 7. Ron Smith, 1962-64 23.5 8. Nick Davis, 1998-2001 23.1 9. Ira Matthews, 1975-78 23.0 10. Aaron Stecker, 1995-96 22.6 Kickoff Return Touchdowns 1. Ira Matthews, 1975-78 2 Nick Davis, 1998-2001 2

Punt Returns 1. Jim Leonhard, 2001-04 105 2. Nick Davis, 1998-2001 83 3. David Gilreath, 2007-2010 73 4. Thad McFadden, 1980-81, 1983-84 72 5. Troy Vincent, 1988-91 68 6. Jared Abbrederis, 2010-13 55 7. Kenzel Doe, 2011-14 49 8. Archie Burks, 1950-52 47 9. Ira Matthews, 1975-78 45 10. Keith Jackson, 1993-94 41

Punt Return Yards 1. Jim Leonhard, 2001-04 1,347 2. Nick Davis, 1998-2001 1,007 3. Troy Vincent, 1988-91 773 4. Thad McFadden, 1980-81, 1983-84 731 5. David Gilreath, 2007-2010 721 6. Jared Abbrederis, 2010-13 587 7. Kenzel Doe, 2011-14 481 8. Ira Matthews, 1975-78 443 9. Brandon Williams, 2002-2005 438 10. Gene Evans, 1947, 1949 395

Punt Return Average (Minimum 25 returns) 1. Brandon Williams, 2002-2005 13.7 2. Jim Leonhard, 2001-04 12.8 3. Nick Davis, 1998-2001 12.1 4. Troy Vincent, 1988-91 11.4 5. Jared Abbrederis, 2010-13 10.7 6. Thad McFadden, 1980-81, 1983-84 10.2 7. Nate Odomes, 1984-86 10.0 8. Jim Miller, 1953-55 9.9 9. Louis Holland, 1961-63 9.9 10. David Gilreath, 2007-2010 9.9 Punt Return Touchdowns 1. Ira Matthews, 1975-78 4 2. Troy Vincent, 1988-91 3 Nick Davis, 1998-01 3 Jim Leonhard, 2001-04 3

Season RecordsKickoff Returns 1. David Gilreath, 2007 42 2. David Gilreath, 2008 40 3. Freddie Owens, 1988 30 4. Brandon Williams, 2003 29 5. Jared Abbrederis, 2011 28 Kenzel Doe, 2014 28 7. Nick Davis, 2001 27 David Gilreath, 2010 27 9. David Gilreath, 2009 26 10. Occurred numerous times 24 MR: Aaron Stecker, 1996

Kickoff Return Yards 1. David Gilreath, 2007 967 2. David Gilreath, 2008 784 3. Jared Abbrederis, 2011 689 4. Brandon Williams, 2002 670 5. David Gilreath, 2010 659 6. Brandon Williams, 2003 626 7. Kenzel Doe, 2014 623 8. Brandon Williams, 2005 616 Nate Odomes, 1986 616 10. David Gilreath, 2009 615

Kickoff Return Average (Minimum 10 returns) 1. Ira Matthews, 1976 29.6 2. Danny Crooks, 1970 29.3 3. Greg Johnson, 1971 28.4 4. Brandon Williams, 2005 28.0 5. Michael Jones, 1984 27.9 6. Dan Kissling, 1986 26.7 7. Kenzel Doe, 2013 26.5 8. Nick Davis, 1999 25.6 9. Ronald Smith, 1964 25.4 10. Thomas Schinke, 1966 24.7 Kickoff Return Touchdowns 1. Ira Matthews, 1976 2 Nick Davis, 1999 2

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Punt Return Yards 1. Jim Leonhard, 2003 470 2. Jim Leonhard, 2004 443 3. Jim Leonhard, 2002 434 4. Nick Davis, 1998 427 5. Thad McFadden, 1984 394 6. Brandon Williams, 2005 380 7. David Gilreath, 2007 364 8. Jared Abbrederis, 2011 315 9. Keith Jackson, 1995 292 10. Troy Vincent, 1990 276

Punt Return Average (Minimum 15 returns) 1. Ira Matthews, 1978 16.9 2. Jared Abbrederis, 2011 15.8 3. Nick Davis, 1998 15.3 4. Brandon Williams, 2005 14.6 5. David Gilreath, 2007 14.0 6. Troy Vincent, 1989 13.8 Jim Leonhard, 2003 13.8 8. Daniel Crooks, 1970 12.7 9. Jim Leonhard, 2004 12.7 10. Nick Davis, 1999 12.6 Punt Return Touchdowns 1. Earl Girard, 1947 2 Nick Davis, 1998 2 Jim Leonhard, 2003 2 Brandon Williams, 2005 2

Game RecordsKickoff Returns 1. Jared Abbrederis vs. Oregon, 1/2/2012 8 2. David Gilreath vs. Michigan State, 9/29/2007 7 David Gilreath vs. Penn State, 10/11/2008 7 James White vs. Michigan State, 10/2/2010 7 5. Freddie Owens vs. Indiana, 11/11/1989 6 Aaron Stecker vs. Colorado, 9/2/1995 6 Ahmad Merritt vs. Syracuse, 8/24/1997 6 Brandon Williams vs. Minnesota, 11/23/2002 6 David Gilreath vs. Illinois, 10/6/2007 6 David Gilreath vs. Minnesota, 11/17/2007 6 Kenzel Doe vs. Ohio State, 12/6/2014 6

Kickoff Return Yards 1. Jared Abbrederis vs. Oregon, 1/2/2012 201 2. David Gilreath vs. Michigan St., 9/29/2007 189 3. Clarence Self vs. Michigan, 11/15/1947 178 4. David Gilreath vs. Ohio State, 10/16/2010 163 5. Fred Owens vs. Illinois, 10/28/1989 153 6. Nate Odomes vs. Indiana, 11/1/1986 152 7. Tom Schinke vs. Michigan, 10/29/1966 143 Brandon Williams vs. Minn., 11/23/2002 143 9. Kenzel Doe vs. South Carolina, 1/1/2014 142 10. Jared Abbrederis vs. Mich. St., 12/3/2011 141 Kickoff Return Average (Minimum 3 returns) 1. Selvie Washington vs. Nebraska, 9/21/1974 42.7 2. Natrell Jamerson vs. Maryland, 11/7/2015 41.7 3. David Gilreath vs. Ohio State, 10/16/2010 40.8 4. Gary Ellerson vs. Iowa, 11/13/1982 37.0 5. Tom Schinke vs. Michigan, 10/29/1966 35.8

Punt Returns 1. Williams Lane vs. Indiana, 11/3/1951 12 2. Keith Jackson vs. Indiana, 9/24/1994 8 3. Greg Johnson vs. Northern Illinois, 9/11/1971 7 Jim Leonhard vs. West Virginia, 9/7/2002 7 Kenzel Doe vs. Bowling Green, 9/20/2014 7 5. Occurred numerous times 6 (MR: Aaron Stecker vs. Hawaii, 11/30/1996)

Punt Return Yards 1. Earl Girard vs. Iowa, 11/8/1947 158 2. Greg Johnson vs. Northern Ill., 9/11/1971 153 3. Troy Vincent vs. Western Ill., 9/14/1991 146 4. Louis Holland vs. Indiana, 10/6/1962 128 5. Aaron Stecker vs. Hawaii, 11/30/1996 122

Punt Return Average (Minimum 3 returns) 1. Earl Girard vs. Iowa, 11/8/1947 52.7 2. Nick Davis vs. Murray State, 9/4/1999 38.7 3. Troy Vincent vs. Western Ill., 9/14/1991 36.5 4. Jim Leonhard vs. Purdue, 10/18/2003 33.0 5. Nick Davis vs. Penn State, 11/21/1998 29.7

Longest Returns Kick Return off100 (TD) Ira Matthews vs. Iowa, 11/6/1976 100 (TD) Michael Jones vs. Northwestern, 9/29/1984 100 (TD) Aaron Stecker vs. Minnesota, 11/11/1995 98 (TD) Natrell Jamerson vs. Maryland, 11/7/201597 (TD) Ira Matthews vs. Northwestern, 10/23/197697 (TD) David Gilreath vs. Ohio State, 10/16/2010

Pre-Modern Era (Prior to 1946)100 (TD) Eddie Cochems vs. Chicago, 11/28/190199 (TD) Lynn Jordan vs. Michigan, 11/10/1934

Punt Return90 (TD) Troy Vincent vs. Western Illinois, 9/14/1991 89 (TD) Josh Hunt vs. Western Michigan, 8/31/2000 87 (TD) Danny Crooks vs. Michigan, 10/31/1970 85 (TD) Earl Girard vs. Iowa, 11/8/1947 85 (TD) Greg Johnson vs. Northern Illinois, 9/11/1971

Pre-Modern Era (Prior to 1946)75 (TD) Sam Behr vs. Lawrence, 10/4/1930

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Big Ten (Individual)Rushing Yards*1941 Pat Harder 443 1951 Alan Ameche 7741952 Alan Ameche 721 1974 Billy Marek 161.01993 Brent Moss 136.41996 Ron Dayne 162.21998 Ron Dayne 138.61999 Ron Dayne 169.52001 Anthony Davis 133.32006 P.J. Hill 120.72009 John Clay 116.72011 Montee Ball 137.42014 Melvin Gordon 184.4*per-game averages starting in 1974

Passing Yards1941 Len Seelinger 419 1950 John Coatta 610 1951 John Coatta 1,030 1953 Jim Miller 683 1960 Ron Miller 966 1961 Ron Miller 1,168 1962 Ron Vander Kelen 1,0091970 Neil Graff 926

Pass Efficiency2009 Scott Tolzien 143.02010 Scott Tolzien 165.92011 Russell Wilson 191.8

Total Offense Yards*1959 Dale Hackbart 686 1960 Ron Miller 981 1962 Ron Vander Kelen 1,237 1983 Randy Wright 244.3*per-game averages starting in 1983

Receiving Yards1941 Dave Schreiner 2491951 Jerry Witt 372 1961 Pat Richter 656 1962 Pat Richter 440 1963 Rick Reichardt 3832001 Lee Evans 1,545 2003 Lee Evans 1,213 2005 Brandon Williams 1,095

Scoring (Points)1941 Pat Harder 58 1945 Don Kindt (tri-) 36 1951 Jerry Witt 481962 Lou Holland 54 1963 Lou Holland (co-) 30 1973 Billy Marek (co-) 8.31974 Billy Marek 11.3 1999 Ron Dayne 10.02005 Brian Calhoun 10.52006 P.J. Hill (co-) 7.42009 John Clay 8.32011 Montee Ball 16.92014 Melvin Gordon 13.7

Scoring (TDs)2009 John Clay 182011 Montee Ball 392012 Montee Ball 222014 Melvin Gordon 32

Punting Average1943 Ray Dooney 39.0 1945 Rex Johns 40.8 1946 T.A. Cox 43.01950 Jim Hammond 42.01960 Jim Bakken 41.5 1961 Jim Bakken 41.2 1973 Ken Simmons 41.91998 Kevin Stemke 43.82000 Kevin Stemke 44.52005 Ken DeBauche 44.8

Interceptions Per Game2002 Jim Leonhard 0.792003 Jim Leonhard 0.54

Pass Breakups 2002 Jim Leonhard 25

Punt Return Average 2007 David Gilreath 14.02011 Jared Abbrederis 15.8

All-Purpose Yards 2011 Montee Ball 159.22014 Melvin Gordon 195.7

Tackles Per Game2011 Mike Taylor 10.7

Big Ten (Team) Rushing Offense 1951 235.6 ypg1952 256.3 ypg1993 261.4 ypg1996 249.4 ypg1998 215.8 ypg1999 273.6 ypg2008 211.2 ypg2009 203.8 ypg2011 235.6 ypg2014 320.1 ypg

Passing Offense 1941 99.6 ypg1951 155.4 ypg1960 157.1 ypg 1961 157.1 ypg 1963 170.0 ypg

Passing Efficiency2010 168.1 rating2011 186.2 rating

Total Offense 1945 310.0 ypg1951 391.3 ypg1952 415.5 ypg1962 305.4 ypg 1963 305.4 ypg 1993 455.2 ypg2009 416.9 ypg2011 469.9 ypg

Scoring Offense 1952 26.3 ppg1954 19.3 ppg1962 28.4 ppg 1993 32.5 ppg 1999 34.1 ppg2009 31.8 ppg2010 41.5 ppg2011 44.1 ppg

3rd Down Conversions2010 .503 (73-145)2011 .547 (93-170)

4th Down Conversions2011 .700 (7-10)2014 .778 (14-18)2015 .750 (6-8)

Red Zone Scoring2011 .947 (71-75)

Scoring Defense 1942 7.6 ppg1958 11.0 ppg1998 11.9 ppg 1999 12.8 ppg2006 12.1 ppg2015 13.7 ppg

Total Defense 1951 142.9 ypg1999 298.1 ypg 2004 291.2 ypg2006 253.1 ypg2015 268.5 ypg

Rushing Defense 1949 109.7 ypg1951 68.9 ypg2009 88.2 ypg2015 95.4 ypg2016 98.8 ypg

Passing Defense 1951 74.0 ypg1965 107.3 ypg1975 61.0 ypg1991 100.2ypg1999 97.9 ypg 2006 138.3 ypg2014 168.0 ypg

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Pass Efficiency Defense2006 84.19 rating

Opponent 3rd Down Conversions2004 .312 (53-170)2006 .282 (51-181)

Opponent Red Zone Scoring2015 .760 (19-25)

Time of Possession 2004 33.40/game 2007 33:43/game2009 33:55/game2010 32:57/game2011 32:13/game2013 33:34/game2015 33:51/game2016 34:58/game

Turnover Margin 1993 +1.171998 +1.92 2002 +1.292005 +1.002011 +1.14 Punting 1946 39.3 avg.1947 39.4 avg.1954 39.9 avg.1957 38.5 avg.1961 41.2 avg.1962 39.5 avg. 1973 39.2 avg. 1992 36.8 avg. 1998 40.2 avg. 2000 44.3 avg.2005 44.5 avg.

Punt Returns 1947 20.4 avg.1949 53.5 avg.1952 13.9 avg.1970 11.2 avg. 1989 12.5 avg. 2003 14.3 avg. 2007 12.0 avg.

Kickoff Returns 1947 20.6 avg.1948 82.3 avg.1966 21.7 avg.1982 22.4 avg.1986 22.9 avg. 1991 21.9 avg. 1999 26.0 avg.

Kickoff Coverage 2007 47.0 avg.

First Downs2010 3112011 326

Fewest Penalties2010 30.7 ypg2012 36.1 ypg

NCAA (Individual)Rushing2014 Melvin Gordon 184.8

Pass Efficiency2011 Russell Wilson 191.89

Scoring1974 Billy Marek 12.72011 Montee Ball 16.92014 Melvin Gordon 13.7

Field Goals Per Game1959 Karl Holzwarth 0.8

Kick Return Average1976 Ira Matthews 29.6

Punt Return Average1978 Ira Matthews 16.9

Interceptions Per Game1998 Jamar Fletcher 0.67 2002 Jim Leonhard 0.79

All-Purpose Yards2014 Melvin Gordon 195.7

NCAA (Team)Total Defense1951 154.8 ypg

Scoring Defense1951 6.6 ppg1998 10.2 ppg2015 13.7 ppg

Pass Efficiency Defense2006 84.19 rating

Time of Possession 2007 33:43/game2009 33:55/game 2016 34:58/game

Turnover margin1998 +1.92

Passing offense1961 188.4 ypg

Scoring offense1962 32.2 ppg

Net punting2000 41.2 avg

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TacklesDefensive LineYear No. Player (Solo-Asst.) 2016 27 Conor Sheehy (12-15)2015 41 Chikwe Obasih (19-22)2014 25 Arthur Goldberg (13-12)2013 29 Pat Muldoon (15-14)2012 42 David Gilbert (21-21)2011 38 Louis Nzegwu (16-22)2010 62 J.J. Watt (42-20)2009 62 O’Brien Schofield (43-19)2008 59 Mike Newkirk (33-26)2007 60 Matt Shaughnessy (41-19)2006 35 Matt Shaughnessy (19-16)2005 56 Nick Hayden (29-27)2004 42 Anttaj Hawthorne (23-19) 2003 75 Anttaj Hawthorne (31-44) 2002 68 Anttaj Hawthorne (36-32) 2001 69 Wendell Bryant (48-21) 2000 48 Wendell Bryant (31-17) 1999 48 Wendell Bryant (29-19) 1998 100 Tom Burke (62-38) 1997 86 Tom Burke (54-32) 1996 74 Tarek Saleh (52-22) 1995 80 Jason Maniecki (50-30) 1994 80 Mike Thompson (48-32) 1993 60 Lamark Shackerford (45-15) 1992 84 Mike Thompson (44-40) 1991 105 Mike Thompson (61-44) 1990 122 Don Davey (64-58) 1989 49 John Banaszak (26-23) 1988 60 Chad VandeZande (25-35) 1987 62 Chad VandeZande (21-41) 1986 82 Michael Boykins (48-34) 1985 54 Michael Boykins (34-20) 1984 60 Scott Bergold (28-32) 1983 64 Scott Bergold (37-27) 1982 109 Tim Krumrie (67-42) 1981 135 Tim Krumrie (82-53) 1980 105 Tim Krumrie (72-33) 1979 95 Tim Krumrie (55-40) 1978 104 Dan Relich (66-38) 1977 51 Dan Relich (35-16) 1976 79 Dennis Stejskal (45-34) 1975 111 Dennis Stejskal (60-51) 1974 95 Mike Jenkins (47-48) 1973 75 Mike Seifert (48-27) 1972 83 Mike Jenkins (39-44) 1971 68 Jim Schymanski (42-26) 1970 111 Jim DeLisle (50-61) 1969 120 Bill Gregory (56-64) 1968 83 Jim DeLisle (60-23) 1967 131 Tom Domres (72-59) 1966 ––– ––––––––––––––––––

LinebackersYear No. Player (Solo-Asst.) 2016 89 T.J. Edwards (48-41)2015 84 T.J. Edwards (41-43)2014 93 Marcus Trotter (53-40)2013 112 Chris Borland (73-39)2012 123 Mike Taylor (69-54)2011 150 Mike Taylor (60-90)2010 66 Blake Sorensen (30-36)

2009 74 Jaevery McFadden (43-31)2008 84 Jaevery McFadden (34-50)2007 96 Jonathan Casillas (57-39)2006 90 Mark Zalewski (55-35)2005 95 Dontez Sanders (51-44)2004 76 Dontez Sanders (35-41) 2003 98 Jeff Mack (45-53) 2002 86 Alex Lewis (56-30) 2001 167 Nick Greisen (101-66) 2000 146 Nick Greisen (90-56) 1999 115 Chris Ghidorzi (68-47) 1998 109 Donnel Thompson (65-44) 1997 141 Donnel Thompson (82-59) 1996 178 Pete Monty (95-83) 1995 137 Pete Monty (92-45) 1994 131 Pete Monty (71-60) 1993 100 Yusef Burgess (63-37) 1992 148 Aaron Norvell (79-69) 1991 131 Brendan Lynch (78-53) 1990 140 Gary Casper (75-65) 1989 93 Brendan Lynch (51-42) 1988 115 David Wings (62-53) 1987 134 David Wings (46-88) 1986 156 Michael Reid (102-54) 1985 116 Craig Raddatz (84-32) 1984 127 Jim Melka (61-66) 1983 111 Jim Melka (64-47) 1982 130 Jim Melka (68-62) 1981 121 Dave Levenick (67-54) 1980 98 Dave Levenick (63-35) 1979 118 Larry Spurlin (57-61) 1978 133 Dave Crossen (74-59) 1977 175 Dave Crossen (85-90) 1976 104 Tim Halleran (54-50) 1975 102 John Zimmerman (57-45) 1974 104 Rick Jakious (61-43) 1973 138 Rick Jakious (74-64) 1972 181 Dave Lokanc (101-80) 1971 162 Dave Lokanc (79-83) 1970 140 Chuck Winfrey (70-70) 1969 ––– –––––––––––––––––– 1968 133 Ken Criter (81-52) 1967 169 Ken Criter (85-84) 1966 130 Bob Richter (62-68) Defensive BacksYear No. Player (Solo-Asst.) 2016 74 Leo Musso (50-24)2015 65 Michael Caputo (36-29)2014 106 Michael Caputo (64-42)2013 63 Michael Caputo (36-27)2012 69 Dezmen Southward (44-25)2011 67 Aaron Henry (44-23)2010 58 Aaron Henry (47-11)2009 55 Devin Smith (41-14)2008 56 Jay Valai (35-21)2007 56 Shane Carter (39-17)2006 84 Joe Stellmacher (53-31)2005 90 Joe Stellmacher (48-42)2004 72 Jim Leonhard (44-28) 2003 98 Jim Leonhard (63-35) 2002 105 Ryan Aiello (73-32) 2001 93 Joey Boese (63-30) 2000 97 Jason Doering (73-24) 1999 111 Jason Doering (79-32)

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1998 94 Jason Doering (71-23) 1997 70 Bobby Myers (48-22) 1996 91 Kevin Huntley (55-36) 1995 96 Kevin Huntley (61-35) 1994 98 Jamel Brown (67-31) 1993 87 Reggie Holt (56-31) 1992 86 Reggie Holt (59-27) 1991 144 Reggie Holt (77-67) 1990 123 Greg Thomas (46-77) 1989 81 Rafael Robinson (57-24) 1988 68 Greg Thomas (45-23) 1987 105 Greg Thomas (42-63) 1986 80 Bobby Taylor (50-30) 1985 75 Troy Spencer (57-18) 1984 74 Russ Bellford (46-28) 1983 76 Brian Marrow (42-34) 1982 55 David Greenwood (36-19) 1981 74 David Greenwood (53-21) 1980 49 David Greenwood (29-20) 1979 65 David Greenwood (41-24) 1978 49 George Welch (26-23) 1977 69 Greg Gordon (41-28) 1976 62 Scott Erdmann (47-15) 1975 102 Terry Buss (53-49) 1974 79 Terry Buss (53-26) 1973 78 Terry Buss (40-38) 1972 64 Dan Baron (39-25) 1971 94 Neovia Greyer (52-42) 1970 69 Ron Buss (39-30) 1969 ––– –––––––––––––––––– 1968 57 Mike Cavill (42-15) 1967 85 Gary Reineck (45-40) 1966 ––– ––––––––––––––––––

Rushing (yardage leaders)Year Player Att. Yards2016 Corey Clement 314 1,3752015 Dare Ogunbowale 194 8192014 Melvin Gordon 343 2,5872013 Melvin Gordon 206 1,6502012 Montee Ball 356 1,8302011 Montee Ball 307 1,9232010 James White 256 1,0522009 John Clay 287 1,5172008 P.J. Hill 226 1,1942007 P.J. Hill 233 1,2122006 P.J. Hill 311 1,5692005 Brian Calhoun 348 1,6362004 Anthony Davis 201 9732003 Dwayne Smith 165 8572002 Anthony Davis 300 1,5552001 Anthony Davis 291 1,4662000 Michael Bennett 310 1,6811999 Ron Dayne 337 2,0341998 Ron Dayne 295 1,5251997 Ron Dayne 263 1,4571996 Ron Dayne 325 2,1091995 Carl McCullough 236 1,0381994 Terrell Fletcher 244 1,4761993 Brent Moss 312 1,6371992 Brent Moss 165 7391991 Terrell Fletcher 109 4461990 Robert Williams 139 5411989 Jimmy Henderson 102 4261988 Marvin Artley 132 5161987 Marvin Artley 148 9551986 Larry Emery 193 855

1985 Larry Emery 224 1,1131984 Marck Harrison 179 8481983 Gary Ellerson 161 7771982 Troy King 106 7151981 John Williams 116 6341980 John Williams 119 5261979 Dave Mohapp 117 6031978 Ira Matthews 130 6541977 Mike Morgan 124 4781976 Larry Canada 221 9931975 Billy Marek 272 1,2811974 Billy Marek 205 1,2151973 Billy Marek 241 1,2071972 Rufus Ferguson 215 1,0041971 Rufus Ferguson 249 1,2221970 Rufus Ferguson 130 5881969 Alan Thompson 214 9071968 Wayne Todd 100 3641967 John Smith 96 3621966 Wayne Todd 128 4801965 Tom Jankowski 86 2711964 Ronald Smith 101 4381963 Louis Holland 88 5111962 Ralph Kurek 67 3671961 Jim Nettles 39 2131960 Tom Wiesner 87 3741959 Dale Hackbart 103 3871958 John Hobbs 117 4011957 Danny Lewis 95 6111956 Danny Lewis 100 5541955 Charles Thomas 98 4771954 Alan Ameche 146 6411953 Alan Ameche 165 8011952 Alan Ameche 233 1,0791951 Alan Ameche 157 8241950 Rollie Strehlow 101 3981949 Bob Teague 96 5211948 Ben Bendrick 64 3271947 Clarence Self 75 5261946 Earl Maves 92 538

Passing (yardage leaders)Year Player Att. Com. Yards TD2016 Alex Hornibrook 181 106 1,262 92015 Joel Stave 370 225 2,687 112014 Joel Stave 206 110 1,350 92013 Joel Stave 336 208 2,494 222012 Joel Stave 119 70 1,104 62011 Russell Wilson 309 225 3,175 332010 Scott Tolzien 266 194 2,459 162009 Scott Tolzien 328 211 2,705 162008 Dustin Sherer 191 104 1,389 62007 Tyler Donovan 333 193 2,607 172006 John Stocco 268 158 2,185 172005 John Stocco 328 187 2,920 212004 John Stocco 321 169 1,999 92003 Jim Sorgi 248 140 2,251 172002 Brooks Bollinger 245 131 1,758 142001 Brooks Bollinger 177 91 1,257 62000 Brooks Bollinger 209 110 1,479 101999 Brooks Bollinger 140 82 1,133 81998 Mike Samuel 172 90 1,175 61997 Mike Samuel 254 141 1,896 81996 Mike Samuel 254 148 1,752 81995 Darrell Bevell 300 195 2,273 151994 Darrell Bevell 231 139 1,544 171993 Darrell Bevell 276 187 2,390 19

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1992 Darrell Bevell 245 125 1,479 81991 Tony Lowery 158 87 965 61990 Tony Lowery 280 159 1,757 51989 Sean Wilson 129 66 667 31988 Tony Lowery 121 67 712 11987 Tony Lowery 89 42 572 21986 Bud Keyes 174 93 1,002 51985 Bud Keyes 147 60 829 81984 Mike Howard 314 182 2,127 111983 Randy Wright 323 173 2,329 191982 Randy Wright 330 174 2,292 151981 Jess Cole 215 90 1,269 121980 John Josten 138 53 622 11979 Mike Kalasmiki 137 72 1,082 51978 Mike Kalasmiki 231 107 1,378 121977 Anthony Dudley 127 64 877 21976 Mike Carroll 262 132 1,627 131975 Mike Carroll 123 58 708 01974 Gregg Bohlig 143 79 1,212 81973 Gregg Bohlig 172 78 1,211 81972 Rudy Steiner 150 62 1,080 91971 Neil Graff 186 97 1,300 51970 Neil Graff 174 83 1,313 111969 Neil Graff 191 93 1,086 71968 John Ryan 202 84 855 31967 John Boyajian 152 79 966 31966 John Boyajian 129 64 863 31965 Chuck Burt 235 121 1,143 51964 Harold Brandt 176 85 1,059 41963 Harold Brandt 181 86 1,006 61962 Ron Vander Kelen 216 124 1,582 141961 Ron Miller 198 104 1,487 111960 Ron Miller 188 97 1,351 81959 Dale Hackbart 108 51 734 21958 Dale Hackbart 99 46 641 41957 Sid Williams 54 25 451 41956 Sid Williams 19 10 216 01955 Jim Haluska 132 71 1,036 61954 Jim Miller 88 46 608 51953 Jim Miller 69 36 683 61952 Jim Haluska 225 123 1,552 121951 John Coatta 185 91 1,154 81950 John Coatta 108 65 727 61949 Bob Petruska 106 45 620 61948 Bob Petruska 26 11 125 01947 Earl Girard 55 25 322 41946 Lisle Blackbourne 26 10 175 1

Receiving (yardage leaders)Year Player No. Yards2016 Jazz Peavy 43 6352015 Alex Erickson 77 9782014 Alex Erickson 55 7722013 Jared Abbrederis 78 1,0812012 Jared Abbrederis 49 8372011 Jared Abbrederis 55 9332010 Lance Kendricks 43 6632009 Nick Toon 54 8052008 Garrett Graham 40 5402007 Travis Beckum 75 9822006 Travis Beckum 61 9032005 Brandon Williams 59 1,0952004 Brandon Williams 42 517 2003 Lee Evans 64 1,213 2002 Jonathan Orr 47 842 2001 Lee Evans 75 1,545 2000 Chris Chambers 52 813

1999 Chris Chambers 41 578 1998 Chris Chambers 28 563 1997 Donald Hayes 45 618 1996 Donald Hayes 44 629 1995 Michael London 41 587 1994 Tony Simmons 22 588 1993 Lee DeRamus 54 920 1992 Lee DeRamus 42 680 1991 Lee DeRamus 23 374 1990 Tim Ware 24 473 1989 Craig Hudson 24 206 1988 Scott Bestor 26 327 1987 Scott Bestor 18 257 1986 Reggie Tompkins 32 443 1985 Tim Fullington 21 403 1984 Al Toon 54 750 1983 Al Toon 45 881 1982 Tim Stracka 35 614 1981 Michael Jones 24 421 1980 Tim Stracka 28 462 1979 Tom Stauss 38 660 1978 David Charles 38 573 1977 David Charles 29 437 1976 David Charles 34 449 1975 Ray Bailey 18 223 1974 Jeff Mack 16 353 1973 Jack Novak 13 282 1972 Jeff Mack 27 528 1971 Albert Hannah 39 608 1970 Larry Mialik 33 702 1969 Stu Voigt 39 439 1968 Mel Reddick 34 375 1967 Tom McCauley 37 525 1966 Tom McCauley 46 689 1965 Dennis Lager 39 396 1964 Jimmy Jones 34 529 1963 Rick Reichardt 26 383 1962 Pat Richter 49 694 1961 Pat Richter 47 817 1960 Pat Richter 25 362 1959 Alan Schoonover 10 290 1958 Ron Steiner 11 171 1957 Earl Hill 11 197 1956 Dave Howard 16 247 1955 Dave Howard 15 273 1954 Ron Locklin 22 218 1953 Norbert Esser 19 238 1952 Jerry Witt 27 387 1951 Jerry Witt 17 371 1950 Gene Felker 23 266 1949 Hal Haberman 17 194 1948 Jim Embach 5 92 1947 Tom Bennett 7 951946 Tom Bennett 6 124

Scoring (points leaders)Year Player Pts. 2016 Corey Clement 902015 Rafael Gaglianone 942014 Melvin Gordon 1922013 James White 902012 Montee Ball 1322011 Montee Ball 2362010 Philip Welch 1182009 John Clay 1082008 Philip Welch 992007 Taylor Mehlhaff 105

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2006 P.J. Hill 962005 Brian Calhoun 1442004 Anthony Davis 66 2003 Lee Evans 78 2002 Anthony Davis 78 2001 Anthony Davis 66 2000 Vitaly Pisetsky 70 1999 Ron Dayne 120 1998 Matt Davenport 99 1997 Ron Dayne 90 1996 Ron Dayne 126 1995 John Hall 48 1994 Terrell Fletcher 80 1993 Brent Moss 96 1992 Rich Thompson 82 1991 Terrell Fletcher 30 1990 Rich Thompson 41 1989 Rich Thompson 50 1988 Robb Mehring 27 1987 Todd Gregoire 66 1986 Todd Gregoire 61 1985 Todd Gregoire 67 1984 Todd Gregoire 84 1983 Gary Ellerson 66 1982 Troy King 42 1981 Mark Doran 47 1980 Jess Cole 30 1979 Steve Veith 31 1978 Ira Matthews 42 1977 Steve Veith 39 1976 Vince Lamia 72 1975 Billy Marek 80 1974 Billy Marek 114 1973 Billy Marek 84 1972 Rufus Ferguson 42 1971 Rufus Ferguson 80 1970 Larry Mialik 42 1969 Alan Thompson 54 1968 John Ryan 24 1967 Tom Schinke 26 1966 Tom Schinke 31 1965 Bill Fritz 24 1964 Jimmy Jones 24 1963 Lou Holland 42 1962 Lou Holland 72 1961 Pat Richter 48 1960 Erv Kunesh 22 1959 Dale Hackbart 42 1958 Dale Hackbart 56 1957 two players with 36 1956 Danny Lewis 18 1955 Charles Thomas 36 1954 Alan Ameche 54 1953 Jim Miller 42 1952 three players with 42 1951 Jerry Witt 48 1950 John Coatta 23 1949 Lisle Blackbourne 39 1948 Wally Dreyer 24 1947 Lisle Blackbourne 39 1946 Ben Bendrick 30

Total Offense (yardage leaders) Year Player Total 2016 Corey Clement 1,3752015 Joel Stave 2,5642014 Melvin Gordon 2,587

2013 Joel Stave 2,4722012 Montee Ball 1,8302011 Russell Wilson 3,5132010 Scott Tolzien 2,4292009 Scott Tolzien 2,7132008 Dustin Sherer 1,4082007 Tyler Donovan 2,8842006 John Stocco 2,1062005 John Stocco 2,8882004 John Stocco 1,979 2003 Jim Sorgi 2,241 2002 Brooks Bollinger 2,224 2001 Brooks Bollinger 1,645 2000 Brooks Bollinger 1,938 1999 Ron Dayne 2,034 1998 Mike Samuel 1,557 1997 Mike Samuel 2,138 1996 Ron Dayne 2,109 1995 Darrell Bevell 2,162 1994 Terrell Fletcher 1,476 Darrell Bevell 1,476 1993 Darrell Bevell 2,387 1992 Darrell Bevell 1,452 1991 Tony Lowery 942 1990 Tony Lowery 1,755 1989 Sean Wilson 833 1988 Lionell Crawford 829 1987 Marvin Artley 955 1986 Bud Keyes 1,113 1985 Larry Emery 1,113 1984 Mike Howard 2,138 1983 Randy Wright 2,418 1982 Randy Wright 2,481 1981 Jess Cole 1,552 1980 John Josten 655 1979 Mike Kalasmiki 1,095 1978 Mike Kalasmiki 1,547 1977 Anthony Dudley 834 1976 Mike Carroll 1,773 1975 Billy Marek 1,281 1974 Gregg Bohlig 1,242 1973 Gregg Bohlig 1,337 1972 Rudy Steiner 1,078 1971 Neil Graff 1,486 1970 Neil Graff 1,561 1969 Neil Graff 1,087 1968 John Ryan 928 1967 John Boyajian 913 1966 John Ryan 525 1965 Chuck Burt 1,023 1964 Hal Brandt 989 1963 Hal Brandt 1,076 1962 Ron Vander Kelen 1,839 1961 Ron Miller 1,449 1960 Ron Miller 1,395 1959 Dale Hackbart 1,121 1958 Dale Hackbart 1,032 1957 Sid Williams 661 1956 Danny Lewis 574 1955 Jim Haluska 1,012 1954 Jim Miller 869 1953 Jim Miller 995 1952 Jim Haluska 1,480 1951 John Coatta 1,063 1950 John Coatta 646 1949 Bob Petruska 637 1948 Bob Bendrick 327 1947 Earl Girard 539 1946 Earl Maves 538

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Team Offense Records (Season)Total Offense Per Game1. 480.8 ypg (6,251 yards/13 games) 20132. 469.9 ypg (6,578 yards/14 games) 20113. 468.9 ypg (6,564 yards/14 games) 20144. 455.2 ypg (5,462 yards/12 games) 19935. 445.2 ypg (5,787 yards/13 games) 20106. 423.6 ypg (5,083 yards/12 games) 19947. 417.2 ypg (5,006 yards/12 games) 19998. 416.9 ypg (4,990 yards/13 games) 20099. 413.2 ypg (4,545 yards/11 games) 198310. 408.8 ypg (5,314 yards/13 games) 2007

Total Offense1. 6,578 yards (14 games) 20112. 6,564 yards (14 games) 20143. 6,251 yards (13 games) 20134. 5,787 yards (13 games) 20105. 5,506 yards (14 games) 20126. 5,462 yards (12 games) 19937. 5,420 yards (13 games) 20098. 5,350 yards (14 games) 20169. 5,314 yards (13 games) 200710. 5,190 yards (13 games) 2008

Plays1. 981 (5,350 yards) 20162. 970 (6,564 yards) 20143. 967 (4,966 yards) 20024. 937 (6,578 yards) 20115. 934 (5,314 yards) 20076. 931 (4,922 yards) 20157. 926 (5,506 yards) 20128. 921 (5,420 yards) 20099. 912 (6,251 yards) 201310. 909 (5,155 yards) 2005

Rushing Yards Per Game1. 320.1 ypg (4,482 yards/14 games) 20142. 287.5 ypg (3,162 yards/11 games) 19743. 283.8 ypg (3,689 yards/13 games) 20134. 275.4 ypg (3,305 yards/12 games) 19995. 270.8 ypg (2,437 yards/9 games) 19576. 250.8 ypg (3,009 yards/12 games) 19937. 249.4 ypg (3,242 yards/13 games) 19968. 245.7 ypg (3,194 yards/13 games) 20109. 244.5 ypg (2,934 yards/12 games) 199410. 238.7 ypg (2,626 yards/11 games) 1973

Rushing Yards1. 4,482 yards (14 games) 20142. 3,689 yards (13 games) 20133. 3,309 yards (14 games) 20124. 3,305 yards (12 games) 19995. 3,298 yards (14 games) 20116. 3,242 yards (13 games) 19967. 3,194 yards (13 games) 20108. 3,162 yards (11 games) 19749. 3,009 yards (12 games) 199310. 2,934 yards (12 games) 1994

Rushing Attempts1. 658 rushes (14 games) 20162. 648 rushes (14 games) 20143. 645 rushes (14 games) 20024. 636 rushes (12 games) 19995. 635 rushes (14 games) 20126. 616 rushes (13 games) 20007. 615 rushes (13 games) 19978. 612 rushes (11 games) 19749. 609 rushes (14 games) 201110. 603 rushes (12 games) 1993

Average Per Carry1. 6.92 ypc (4,482 yards/648 att.) 20142. 6.62 ypc (3,689 yards/557 att.) 20133. 5.52 ypc (3,242 yards/587 att.) 19964. 5.47 ypc (3,194 yards/584 att.) 20105. 5.41 ypc (3,298 yards/609 att.) 20116. 5.38 ypc (2,934 yards/545 att.) 19947. 5.21 ypc (3,309 yards/635 att.) 20128. 5.20 ypc (3,305 yards/636 att.) 19999. 5.17 ypc (3,162 yards/612 att.) 197410. 4.99 ypc (3,009 yards/603 att.) 1993

Rushing Touchdowns1. 48 (13 games) 2010 48 (14 games) 20113. 46 (14 games) 20144. 38 (11 games) 1974 38 (14 games) 20126. 36 (12 games) 19997. 35 (13 games) 20138. 34 (13 games) 19969. 33 (9 games) 1957 33 (13 games) 2009

Passing Yards Per Game1. 234.3 ypg (3,280 yards/14 games) 20112. 228.4 ypg (2,969 yards/13 games) 20053. 228.3 ypg (2,968 yards/13 games) 20154. 221.7 ypg (2,439 yards/11 games) 19955. 217.9 ypg (2,833 yards/13 games) 20036. 216.5 ypg (2,381 yards/11 games) 19837. 213.1 ypg (2,770 yards/13 games) 20098. 213.0 ypg (2,556 yards/12 games) 20019. 211.5 ypg (2,749 yards/13 games) 200610. 208.0 ypg (2,704 yards/13 games) 2007

Passing Yards1. 3,280 yards (14 games) 20112. 2,969 yards (13 games) 20053. 2,968 yards (13 games) 20154. 2,833 yards (13 games) 20035. 2,770 yards (13 games) 20096. 2,749 yards (13 games) 20067. 2,704 yards (13 games) 20078. 2,593 yards (13 games) 20109. 2,562 yards (13 games) 201310. 2,556 yards (12 games) 2001

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Passing Attempts1. 419 (13 games) 20152. 355 (13 games) 20133. 347 (13 games) 20074. 340 (12 games) 1982 340 (13 games) 20096. 337 (13 games) 20057. 336 (11 games) 19838. 333 (13 games) 20089. 332 (11 games) 1995 332 (12 games) 2003

Pass Completions1. 252 (13 games) 20152. 233 (14 games) 20113. 218 (13 games) 20094. 217 (13 games) 20135. 206 (11 games) 19956. 202 (13 games) 2010 202 (14 games) 20168. 200 (13 games) 20059. 199 (13 games) 200710. 195 (13 games) 2006

Completion Percentage1. .732 (202 comp./276 att.) 20102. .710 (233 comp./328 att.) 20113. .675 (191 comp./283 att.) 19934. .641 (218 comp./340 att.) 20095. .625 (202 comp./323 att.) 20166. .620 (206 comp./332 att.) 19957. .611 (217 comp./355 att.) 20138. .601 (252 comp./419 att.) 20159. .593 (200 comp./337 att.) 200510. .592 (181 comp./306 att.) 1994

Passing Touchdowns1. 34 (14 games) 20112. 22 (13 games) 2005 22 (13 games) 20134. 21 (13 games) 20065. 20 (12 games) 1993 20 (12 games) 19947. 19 (11 games) 19838. 18 (13 games) 20039. 17 (four times, most recently 2010)

Fewest Interceptions1. 3 (12 games) 19992. 5 (10 games) 1970 5 (12 games) 1998 5 (14 games) 20115. 6 (11 games) 1973 6 (13 games) 2010 6 (14 games) 20128. 7 (11 games) 1992 7 (12 games) 200410. 8 (three times, most recently 2002)

Scoring Offense Per Game1. 44.1 ppg (618 points/14 games) 20112. 41.5 ppg (539 points/13 games) 20103. 34.8 ppg (453 points/13 games) 20134. 34.6 ppg (484 points/14 games) 20145. 34.3 ppg (446 points/13 games) 20056. 34.1 ppg (409 points/12 games) 19997. 32.6 ppg (359 points/11 games) 19838. 32.2 ppg (322 points/10 games) 19629. 31.8 ppg (382 points/12 games) 199810. 31.8 ppg (413 points/13 games) 2009

Scoring Offense1. 618 points (14 games) 20112. 539 points (13 games) 20103. 484 points (14 games) 20144. 453 points (13 games) 20135. 446 points (13 games) 20056. 414 points (14 games) 20127. 413 points (13 games) 20098. 409 points (12 games) 19999. 397 points (14 games) 201610. 383 points (13 games) 2007

Fewest Fumbles1. 8 (12 games) 20012. 9 (14 games) 20113. 12 (13 games) 20104. 13 (12 games) 19985. 14 (14 games) 2016 14 (12 games) 19997. 15 (13 games) 2005 15 (13 games) 20159. 16 (11 games) 1974 16 (12 games) 1986

Fewest Fumbles Lost1. 3 (13 games) 20102. 4 (13 games) 20133. 5 (14 games) 2011 5 (13 games) 2005 5 (13 games) 2015 5 (12 games) 19987. 6 (14 games) 2012 6 (14 games) 2016 6 (12 games) 20019. 7 (9 games) 1961 7 (11 games) 1983

First Downs1. 326 20112. 311 20103. 308 20144. 298 19935. 286 20136. 284 20167. 280 20028. 277 20059. 276 201510. 274 2009

Highest Third-Down Percentage (since 1981)1. .583 19932. .547 20113. .526 19834. .503 20105. .475 20096. .474 19967. .466 20058. .454 19999. .450 200710. .448 1997

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Kickoff Returns1. 61 (1,072 yards) 19882. 59 (1,011 yards) 20083. 56 (1,105 yards) 20074. 55 (1,129 yards) 19695. 54 (1,208 yards) 20106. 53 (1,164 yards) 1986 53 (992 yards) 19978. 52 (988 yards) 1968 52 (999 yards) 200910. 50 (928 yards) 1965 50 (878 yards) 1998

Kickoff Return Yards1. 1,208 yards (54 returns) 20102. 1,164 (53 returns) 19863. 1,129 (55 returns) 19694. 1,105 (56 returns) 20075. 1,072 (48 returns) 1971 1,072 (61 returns) 1988 1,072 (49 returns) 20118. 1,011 (59 returns) 20089. 999 (52 returns) 200910. 992 (53 returns) 1997

Average Per Kick Return1. 24.5 (28 returns/657 yds.) 19622. 24.3 (20 returns/485 yds.) 19993. 23.8 (25 returns/596 yds.) 19534. 23.1 (31 returns/716 yds.) 20135. 22.4 (54 returns/1,208 yds.) 20106. 22.3 (48 returns/1,072 yds.) 19717. 22.2 (43 returns/954 yds.) 1966 22.2 (22 returns/489 yds.) 20129. 22.1 (28 returns/619 yds.) 198210. 22.0 (32 returns/705 yds.) 1961 22.0 (53 returns/1,164 yds.) 1986

Punt Returns1. 51 (428 yards) 19512. 47 (489 yards) 19523. 43 (487 yards) 20024. 39 (426 yards) 1962 39 (292 yards) 19946. 38 (450 yards) 1984 38 (466 yards) 20048. 37 (530 yards) 20039. 36 (237 yards) 2006 36 (432 yards) 2007

Punt Return Yards1. 530 (37 returns) 20032. 524 (30 returns) 19473, 490 (33 returns) 19494. 489 (47 returns) 19525. 487 (43 returns) 20026. 484 (33 returns) 20057. 478 (35 returns) 19988. 466 (38 returns) 20049. 450 (38 returns) 198410. 432 (36 returns) 2007

Average Per Punt Return1. 17.5 (30 returns/524 yds.) 19472. 15.1 (22 returns/332 yds.) 20113. 14.8 (33 returns/490 yds.) 19494. 14.7 (33 returns/484 yds.) 20055. 14.3 (37 returns/530 yds.) 20036. 13.7 (35 returns/478 yds.) 19987. 13.5 (29 returns/391 yds.) 19488. 12.5 (20 returns/250 yds.) 19899. 12.4 (24 returns/297 yds.) 195810. 12.3 (38 returns/466 yds.) 2004

Punts1. 81 (3,047 yards) 1968 81 (3,233 yards) 20123. 80 (2,803 yards) 19884. 77 (2,780 yards) 20025. 75 (2,787 yards) 19906. 72 (2,618 yards) 1965 72 (2,612 yards) 1980 72 (2,624 yards) 1989 72 (3,155 yards) 199810. 71 (2,788 yards) 2015

Punt Yards1. 3,233 (81 punts) 20122. 3,155 (72 punts) 19983. 3,101 (70 punts) 20004. 3,047 (81 punts) 19685. 2,879 (67 punts) 19866. 2,803 (80 punts) 19887. 2,788 (71 punts) 20158. 2,787 (75 punts) 19909. 2,782 (68 punts) 200810. 2,780 (77 punts) 2002

Average Per Punt1. 44.5 (58 punts/2,582 yds.) 20052. 44.3 (70 punts/3,101 yds.) 20003. 43.8 (72 punts/3,155 yds.) 19984. 43.0 (67 punts/2,879 yds.) 19865. 42.7 (38 punts/1,623 yds.) 20106. 42.4 (60 punts/2,543 yds.) 19977. 42.2 (46 punts/1,943 yds.) 20118. 41.8 (59 punts/2,468 yds.) 20069. 41.8 (50 punts/2,090 yds.) 200910. 41.7 (44 punts/1,833 yds.) 1975

Field Goals1. 22 19922. 21 20073. 20 1984 20 2008 20 20166. 19 1998 19 20148. 18 20159. 17 2009 17 2010

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Field Goal Percentage1. .905 (19/21) 19982. .863 (19/22) 20143. .840 (21/25) 20074. .833 (20/24) 20085. .824 (14/17) 19976. .800 (16/20) 1987 .800 (16/20) 19998. .773 (17/22) 20109. .769 (20/26) 198410. .765 (13/17) 1986

Extra Points1. 75 20112. 68 20103. 59 20144. 57 20135. 56 20056. 52 20127. 50 20098. 47 1996 47 1999 47 2006

Extra Points Attempted1. 77 20112. 68 20103. 61 20144. 58 2005 58 20136. 55 20127. 49 19998. 48 1983 48 1993 48 1996

Extra Point Percentage1, 100.0 (68/68) 2010 100.0 (47/47) 2006 100.0 (42/42) 2015 100.0 (32/32) 1981 100.0 (27/27) 1971 100.0 (26/26) 1984 100.0 (22/22) 1986 100.0 (19/19) 19698. .983 (57/58) 20139. .979 (47/48) 199610. .977 (43/44) 2002

Team Offense Records (Game)Total Offense (ALL 600-YARD GAMES)756 Bowling Green (644 rush, 112 pass), 9/20/2014705 Indiana (461 rush, 244 pass), 10/16/1999 676 Indiana (554 rush, 122 pass), 11/16/2013640 Nebraska (539 rush, 101 pass) 12/1/2012632 Indiana (372 rush, 260 pass), 9/24/1994 630 Wyoming (548 rush, 82 pass), 10/6/1973 630 Michigan State (245 rush, 385 pass), 11/15/2003 627 Nebraska (581 rush, 46 pass), 11/15/2014625 Northwestern (406 rush, 219 pass), 10/1/1983621 Northern Illinois (266 rush, 355 pass), 9/17/2011618 Austin Peay (346 rush, 272 pass), 9/25/2010 612 South Dakota (267 rush, 345 pass), 9/24/2011608 Northwestern (551 rush, 57 pass), 11/16/1974 606 Tenn. Tech (387 rush, 219 pass), 9/7/2013605 Minnesota (182 rush, 423 pass), 10/23/1993605 Purdue (364 rush, 241 pass), 11/5/2011605 at Indiana (564 rush, 41 pass), 11/10/2012604 Iowa (420 rush, 184 pass), 11/13/1999 602 Hawaii (499 rush, 103 pass), 11/30/1996 601 Indiana (441 rush, 160 pass), 11/8/2008

Opponent best: 674 at N’western (313 rush, 361 pass), 10/8/2005

Rushing Offense (ALL 400-YARD GAMES)644 Bowling Green (60 att.), 9/20/2014581 Nebraska (53 att.), 11/15/2014564 at Indiana (64 att.), 11/10/2012554 Indiana (50 att.), 11/16/2013551 Northwestern (79 att.), 11/16/1974 548 Wyoming (70 att.), 10/6/1973 539 Nebraska (50 att.) 12/1/2012499 Hawaii (56 att.), 11/30/1996 475 Northwestern (61 att.), 10/31/1981 461 Indiana (56 att.), 10/16/1999 441 Marquette (65 att.), 9/29/1956441 Indiana (61 att.), 11/8/2008 435 Minnesota (70 att.), 11/23/1974 420 Iowa (60 att.), 11/13/1999 416 Minnesota (68 att.), 11/23/2002 412 Northwestern (n/a), 11/9/1957 406 Northwestern (55 att.), 10/30/1982406 Northwestern (49 att.) 10/1/1983404 Akron (63 att.), 8/30/2008403 San Jose State (67 att.), 9/13/1998401 Illinois (47 att.), 10/11/2014400 Auburn (54 att.), 1/1/2015

Opponent best: 452 by Kansas (66 att.), 1975

Passing Offense(ALL 300 YARD GAMES)423 Minnesota (31-48), 10/23/1993 419 USC (34-49), 1/1/1963392 Illinois (27-49), 10/6/2007385 Michigan State (17-26), 11/15/2003 368 Michigan State (20-37), 10/27/2001 355 Northwestern (21-31), 10/20/1990355 Northern Illinois (24-34), 9/17/2011352 Iowa (35-51), 11/18/1995345 South Dakota (19-27), 9/24/2011339 Penn State (29-55), 11/30/2013330 Indiana (18-23), 9/30/2006329 Marshall (18-27), 9/6/2008

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Opponent best: 494 by Purdue (55-83), 1998

Scoring Offense 83 Indiana, 11/13/201070 Austin Peay, 9/25/201070 Northwestern, 11/27/201070 Nebraska, 12/1/201269 New Mexico State, 9/29/196268 Bowling Green, 9/20/201465 Temple, 9/10/200562 Indiana, 9/24/199462 Purdue, 11/5/2011 60 Marquette, 9/28/1957

Opponent best: 63 by Indiana, 10/6/2001

Rushing Yards: 644 vs. Bowling Green (60 att.), 9/20/2014Attempts: 79 vs. Northwestern (551 yards), 11/16/1974 Average per carry: 10.96 vs. Nebraska (53-581), 11/15/2014 Touchdowns: 8 vs. Nebraska, 12/1/2012

Passing Yards: 423 vs. Minnesota (31-48), 10/23/1993 Attempts: 55 vs. Penn State (29 comp.), 11/30/2013 Completions: 35 vs. Iowa (51 att.), 11/18/1995 Completion percentage: .947 vs. Northwestern (18-19), 10/9/1993Touchdowns: 5 vs. Nevada, 9/4/1993; Purdue, 10/16/1993; Michigan St., 11/15/2003 Interceptions: 6 vs. Northwestern, 11/10/1956; Washington, 9/28/1968; Iowa, 11/13/1982

Scoring Points: 83 vs. Indiana, 11/13/2010Field goals: 4, seven times, MR: vs. Michigan, 9/27/2008

Total Offense Yards: 756 vs. Bowling Green (644 rushing, 112 passing), 9/20/2014Plays: 97 vs. Iowa (395 yards), 10/11/1969; Illinois (561 yards), 11/15/1969

Kickoff Returns Yards: 201 vs. Oregon (8 returns), 1/2/2012Returns: 10 vs. Ohio State (161 yards), 11/8/1969; Michigan (174 yards), 10/1/1988 Average per return: 46.0 vs. Northern Illinois (3-138), 9/14/1985 Punt Returns Yards: 277 vs. Iowa (7 ret.), 11/8/1947 Returns: 11 vs. Indiana (96 yards), 11/3/1951Average per return: 39.6 vs. Iowa (7-277), 11/8/1947

Punting Yards: 514 vs. Michigan (11 punts), 9/23/ 2006 Punts: 13 vs. Miami, Fla. (504 yards), 9/9/1989 Average per punt: 52.3 vs. Missouri (4-209), 10/5/1974

Miscellaneous Most fumbles: 10 vs. Indiana, 11/3/1951; Ohio State, 10/18/1975 Most fumbles lost: 6 vs. Michigan State, 11/2/1963; Minnesota, 11/21/1964 Highest 3rd-down percentage: .909 vs. Northwestern (10-11), 10/9/1993 Most penalties: 13 vs. Oregon (91 yards), 9/30/1978; Kentucky (133 yards), 12/29/1984 Most penalty yards: 133 vs. Kentucky (13 penalties), 12/29/1984 Fewest penalties: 0, many times (MR: at Iowa, 10/22/2016)

Team Defense Records (Season)Total Defense Per Game1. 154.8 yards (1,393 yards/9 games) 19512. 231.0 yards (2,079 yards/9 games) 19543. 243.1 yards (2,431 yards/10 games) 19524. 244.1 yards (2,197 yards/9 games) 19585. 244.8 yards (2,203 yards/9 games) 19536. 247.1 yards (2,224 yards/9 games) 19577. 253.1 yards (3,290 yards/13 games) 20068. 261.7 yards (2,355 yards/9 games) 19499. 261.9 yards (2,357 yards/9 games) 196310. 262.7 yards (2,364 yards/9 games) 1946

Total Defense 1. 1,393 yards (9 games) 19512. 2,079 yards (9 games) 19543. 2,197 yards (9 games) 19584. 2,203 yards (9 games) 19535. 2,224 yards (9 games) 19576. 2,355 yards (9 games) 19497. 2,357 yards (9 games) 19638. 2,364 yards (9 games) 19469. 2,409 yards (9 games) 194710. 2,431 yards (10 games) 1952

Rushing Yards Allowed Per Game 1. 66.8 yards (601 yards/9 games) 19512. 88.2 yards (1,147 yards/13 games) 20093. 92.2 yards (1,106 yards/12 games) 19984. 95.4 yards (1,240 yards/13 games) 20155. 98.8 yards (1,383 yards/14 games) 20166. 102.5 yards (1,333 yards/13 games) 20137. 109.9 yards (1,319 yards/12 games) 19998. 112.1 yards (1,121 yards/10 games) 19529. 114.8 yards (1,492 yards/13 games) 200610. 115.2 yards (1,497 yards/13 games) 1996

Rushing Yards Allowed 1. 601 yards (9 games) 19512. 1,045 yards (9 games) 19543. 1,106 yards (12 games) 19984. 1,121 yards (10 games) 19525. 1,147 yards (13 games) 20096. 1,162 yards (9 games) 19497. 1,183 yards (9 games) 19588. 1,214 yards (10 games) 19629. 1,240 yards (13 games) 201510. 1,290 yards (9 games) 1947

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Lowest Average Per Carry1. 1.74 (601 yards/345 att.) 19512. 2.67 (1,106 yards/415 att.) 19983. 2.79 (1,183 yards/424 att.) 19584. 2.80 (1,121 yards/400 att.) 19524. 2.89 (1,147 yards/397 att.) 20095. 2.91 (1,045 yards/359 att.) 19546. 3.00 (1,214 yards/404 att.) 19627. 3.04 (1,293 yards/425 att.) 19808. 3.05 (1,162 yards/381 att.) 19499. 3.06 (1,349 yards/441 att.) 1992

Rushing Touchdowns Allowed (since 1965)1. 5 (12 games) 19982. 7 (12 games) 20043. 8 (13 games) 2009 8 (13 games) 20135. 9 (14 games) 2016 9 (13 games) 2006 9 (13 games) 2010 9 (11 games) 19908. 10 (12 games) 1993 10 (12 games) 1999 10 (11 games) 1991

Passing Yards Allowed Per Game 1. 65.2 ypg (717 yards/11 games) 19752. 73.4 ypg (661 yards/9 games) 19533. 77.2 ypg (695 yards/9 games) 19574. 78.2 ypg (704 yards/9 games) 19565. 79.1 ypg (712 yards/9 games) 19506. 80.3 ypg (723 yards/9 games) 19557. 88.0 ypg (792 yards/9 games) 19518. 91.1 ypg (1,002 yards/11 games) 19779. 97.4 ypg (877 yards/9 games) 196110. 99.6 ypg (896 yards/9 games) 1946 99.6 ypg (896 yards/9 games) 1963

Passing Yards Allowed 1. 661 yards (9 games) 19532. 695 yards (9 games) 19573. 704 yards (9 games) 19564. 712 yards (9 games) 19505. 717 yards (11 games) 19756. 723 yards (9 games) 19557. 792 yards (9 games) 19518. 877 yards (9 games) 19619. 896 yards (9 games) 1946 896 yards (9 games) 1963

Lowest Completion Percentage Against1. .369 (52 comp./141 att.) 19532. .376 (44 comp./117 att.) 19563. .389 (58 comp./149 att.) 19774. .390 (76 comp./195 att.) 19515. .395 (51 comp./129 att.) 19756. .401 (79 comp./197 att.) 19497. .416 (72 comp./173 att.) 19658. .424 (56 comp./132 att.) 19579. .426 (78 comp./183 att.) 196410. .427 (56 comp./131 att.) 1946

Passing Touchdowns Allowed (since 1959)1. 3 (9 games) 19632. 4 (11 games) 19773. 5 (11 games) 19904. 6 (13 games) 2006 6 (10 games) 19666. 7 (13 games) 2015 7 (11 games) 1972 7 (9 games) 1961 7 (9 games) 196410. 8 (eight times, most recently 1999)

Interceptions1. 26 (12 games) 19812. 23 (9 games) 1949 23 (9 games) 1958 23 (10 games) 1959 23 (12 games) 19846. 22 (10 games) 1970 22 (11 games) 1975 22 (14 games) 2002 22 (14 games) 201610. 21 (three times, most recently 2000)

Scoring Defense Per Game1. 6.6 ppg (59 points/9 games) 19512. 8.6 ppg (77 points/9 games) 19583. 10.8 ppg (97 points/9 games) 19504. 10.9 ppg (98 points/9 games) 19545. 11.9 ppg (143 points/12 games) 19986. 12.1 ppg (157 points/13 games) 20067. 12.2 ppg (110 points/9 games) 19538. 12.8 ppg (154 points/12 games) 19999. 13.0 ppg (130 points/10 games) 196210. 13.6 ppg (122 points/9 games) 1957

Scoring Defense1. 59 points (9 games) 19512. 77 points (9 games) 19583. 97 points (9 games) 19504. 98 points (9 games) 19545. 110 points (9 games) 19536. 122 points (9 games) 19577. 124 points (9 games) 19638. 129 points (9 games) 19499. 130 points (10 games) 196210. 143 points (12 games) 1998

Fumbles Forced1. 43 (11 games) 19762. 42 (10 games) 19593. 39 (9 games) 19574. 37 (10 games) 1968 37 (11 games) 19796. 36 (11 games) 19727. 35 (9 games) 19568. 33 (10 games) 19699. 32 (five times, most recently 1986)

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Fumbles Recovered1. 25 (11 games) 19722. 23 (9 games) 19573. 21 (10 games) 1969 21 (11 games) 19885. 20 (10 games) 19686. 19 (12 games) 19867. 18 (10 games) 1959 18 (11 games) 1973 18 (11 games) 198710. 17 (six times, most recently 1997)

Lowest Third-Down Percentage (since 1981)1. .279 20162. .282 20063. .284 20144. .306 20135. .312 2004 .312 20157. .330 19998. .333 19979. .347 199810. .351 2003

Team Defense Records (Game)Total Defense 45 Temple (-11 rush, 56 pass), 9/10/200571 California (24 rush, 47 pass), 9/28/1946 74 Marquette (60 rush, 14 pass), 9/24/1949 78 Illinois (25 rush, 54 pass), 10/8/1977 82 Iowa (-18 rush, 100 pass), 11/17/1951 99 N. Illinois (-13 rush, 112 pass), 10/20/2007102 Ohio (65 rush, 37 pass), 9/12/1998 106 Ohio State (61 rush, 45 pass), 10/13/1951 113 Northwestern (23 rush, 90 pass), 10/27/1951 113 Tenn. Tech (44 rush, 69 pass), 9/7/2013115 twice, MR: S.D. St. (13 rush, 102 pass), 9/16/2006Wisconsin worst: 59, Iowa (47 rush, 12 pass), 10/30/1954

Rushing Defense -18 Iowa (34 att.), 11/17/1951 -13 Northern Illinois (18), 10/20/2007-11 Temple (26 att.), 9/10/2005-5 San Diego State (26 att.), 10/4/1980 -5 Stanford (27 att.), 1/1/2000 -3 Miami (Ohio) (24 att.), 9/12/2015-1 Western Michigan (20 att.), 8/31/2000 5 Marquette (16 att.), 9/21/1946 8 Michigan State (33 att.), 10/2/1954 13 twice, MR: San Diego State (26 att.), 9/16/2006 Wisconsin worst: -51, Notre Dame (28 att.), 9/26/1964

Passing Defense 0 Indiana (1-8), 11/3/1951 0 Northwestern (0-6), 11/10/1956 0 Michigan State (0-4), 9/30/1961 0 Minnesota (0-4), 11/25/1972 0 Purdue (0-7), 10/11/1975 0 Minnesota (0-3), 11/19/1977 2 Kansas (1-3), 10/4/1975 13 Ohio State (1-3), 10/25/1958 14 Marquette (3-17), 9/24/1949 15 three times, MR: Michigan St. (1-11), 10/21/1972 Wisconsin worst: 0, Purdue (1-3), 10/11/1958; OSU (0-8), 11/18/1989

Scoring Defense 0 many times (MR: vs. Hawai’i, 9/26/2015) Wisconsin worst: 0 many times (MR: vs. Ohio State, 12/6/2014)

Rushing Yards: -18 by Iowa (34 att.), 11/17/1951 Attempts: 13 by Illinois (55 yards), 10/24/2015Average per carry: -0.5 by Iowa (34-minus 18), 11/17/1951Touchdowns: 0, many times (MR: vs. Rutgers 10/31/2015)

Passing Yards: 0, six times (MR: vs. Minnesota, 11/19/1977) Attempts: 3, twice (MR: vs. Ohio State, 10/28/1961) Completions: 0, five times (MR: vs. Minnesota, 11/19/1977) Touchdowns: 0, many times (MR: vs. Northwestern, 11/21/2015)Interceptions: 7 vs. Minnesota, 11/20/1954

Miscellaneous Most fumbles: 10 vs. Syracuse, 9/23/1972 Most fumbles lost: 7 vs. Syracuse, 9/23/1972 Lowest 3rd-down pct.: .000 vs. Illinois (0-9), 11/12/2016 Most penalties: 15 by Illinois (151 yards), 10/24/1981 Most penalty yards: 151 by Illinois (15 pen.), 10/24/1981 Fewest penalties: 0, many times Lowest time of possession: 9:17 by Hawaii, 9/12/1987

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IndividualRushing Attempts: 52, Anthony Thompson (Indiana), 11/11/1989; [50, Ron Dayne vs. Minnesota, 11/9/1996] Yards Rushing: 408, Melvin Gordon vs. Nebraska, 11/15/2014TDs Rushing: 6, Levron Williams (Indiana), 10/6/2001; [5, Billy Marek vs. Minnesota, 11/23/1974; Anthony Davis vs. Minnesota, 11/23/2002; Brian Calhoun vs. Bowling Green, 9/3/2005; Melvin Gordon vs. Bowling Green, 9/20/2014]Long Run: 92, James White vs. Indiana, 11/16/2013Pass Attempts: 83, Drew Brees (Purdue), 10/10/1998; [54, Randy Wright vs. Iowa, 11/5/1983] Pass Completions: 55, Drew Brees (Purdue), 10/10/1998; [35, Darrell Bevell vs. Iowa, 11/18/1995] Yards Passing: 494, Drew Brees (Purdue), 10/10/1998; [352, Darrell Bevell vs. Iowa, 11/18/1995] TDs Passing: 5, Darrell Bevell vs. Nevada, 9/4/1993; Jim Sorgi vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 Long Pass: 99, Jim Sorgi vs. Akron, 9/6/2003 Receptions: 18, Randall Lane (Purdue), 10/10/1998; [13, Matt Nyquist vs. Iowa, 11/18/1995] Yards Receiving: 258, Lee Evans vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 TDs Receiving: 5, Lee Evans vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003 Long Reception: 99, Lee Evans vs. Akron, 9/6/2003 Points: 36, Levron Williams (Indiana), 10/6/2001; [30, Billy Marek vs. Minnesota, 11/23/1974; Anthony Davis vs. Minnesota, 11/23/2002; Lee Evans vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003; Brian Calhoun vs. Bowling Green, 9/3/2005; Melvin Gordon vs. Bowling Green, 9/20/2014] Field Goals: 5, Mike Bass (Illinois), 10/23/1982; [4, 6 times, MR: Vitaly Pisetsky vs. Michigan State, 10/23/1999] Long Field Goal: 57, Philip Welch vs. Fresno State, 9/12/2009 Long Interception Return: 100, John Hardy (California), 9/8/1990; [98, Billy Lowe vs. Purdue, 10/16/1954] Long Punt Return: 90, Troy Vincent vs. Western Illinois, 9/14/1991 Long Kickoff Return: 100, Ira Matthews vs. Iowa, 11/6/1976 Long Punt: 86, Kevin Stemke vs. Michigan State, 10/23/1999

TeamRushing Attempts: 72 vs. Indiana, 10/25/1969; vs. Illinois, 11/15/1969 Yards Rushing: 644 vs. Bowling Green, 9/20/2014TDs Rushing: 8 vs. Bowling Green, 9/20/2014Passing Attempts: 84 by Purdue, 10/10/1998; [55 vs. Penn State, 11/30/2013] Completions: 55 by Purdue, 10/10/1998; [35 vs. Iowa, 11/18/1995] Yards Passing: 494 by Purdue, 10/10/1998; [385 vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003] TDs Passing: 5 vs. Nevada, 9/4/1993; vs. Michigan State, 11/15/2003; by Bowling Green, 9/3/2005 Points: 83 vs. Indiana, 11/13/2010Plays: 104 by Purdue, 11/2/1996 [97 vs. Iowa, 10/11/1969; vs. Illinois, 11/15/1969] Yards Total Offense: 756 vs. Bowling Green, 9/20/2014[Wisconsin Record]

Camp Randall Stadium Records

Yards Rushing: 377, Anthony Thompson, Indiana, 11/11/1989 Rushing Attempts: 52, Anthony Thompson, Indiana, 11/11/1989 TDs Rushing: 6, Levron Williams, Indiana, 10/6/2001 Longest Rush: 93, Lawrence Maroney, Minnesota, 10/15/2005Pass Attempts: 83, Drew Brees, Purdue, 10/10/1998 Pass Completions: 55, Drew Brees, Purdue, 10/10/1998 Yards Passing: 494, Drew Brees, Purdue, 10/10/1998 TDs Passing: 5, Omar Jacobs, Bowling Green, 9/3/2005 Longest Pass: 89, Ricky Foggie to Melvin Anderson, Minnesota, 11/9/1985Receptions: 18, Randall Lane, Purdue, 10/10/1998 Yards Receiving: 200, Bart Burrell, Purdue, 9/13/1980 TDs Receiving: 3, Jade Butcher, Indiana, 10/25/1969; Alan Dick, Indiana, 10/9/1971; Archie Gray, Wyoming, 10/6/1973 Yards Total Offense: 495, Drew Brees, Purdue, 10/10/1998 Field Goals: 5, Mike Bass, Illinois, 10/23/1982; Chris White, Illinois, 10/6/1984; John Langeloh, Michigan State, 11/19/1988 Longest Field Goal: 55, Paul Edinger, Michigan State, 10/23/1999 Interceptions: 4, Paul Beery, Purdue, 10/9/1976Longest Punt Return: 93, Stephen Porter, Indiana, 10/24/1970 Longest Kickoff Return: 100, Rick Upchurch, Minnesota, 11/23/1974; Seth Smith, Michigan, 10/29/1994; Derin Graham, Indiana, 10/3/1998 Longest Fumble Return: 75, Derek Nicholson, Florida State, 12/27/2008

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9.4

34

152-

260-

10

58.3

1,

783

137.

2 10

25

6 47

.4

19-8

56

5 37

7 29

.0

1995

11

3,

857

350.

6 42

1 1,

418

128.

9 12

20

6-33

2-12

62

.0

2,43

9 22

1.7

17

207

43.8

18

-8

275

235

21.4

19

94

12

5,08

3 42

3.6

545

2,93

4 24

4.5

25

181-

306-

15

59.2

2,

149

179.

1 20

26

2 41

.3

22-1

1 60

8 35

7 29

.8

1993

12

5,

462

455.

2 60

3 3,

009

250.

8 29

19

1-28

3-11

67

.5

2,45

3 20

4.4

20

298

58.3

18

-9

421

354

29.5

19

92

11

3,56

9 32

4.5

481

1,84

8 16

8.0

9 14

0-28

4-7

49.3

1,

721

156.

5 10

20

4 35

.8

21-1

1 42

6 21

2 19

.3

1991

11

2,

654

241.

3 38

1 1,

042

94.7

9

146-

287-

13

50.9

1,

612

146.

5 9

144

35.8

24

-9

559

172

15.6

19

90

11

2,96

7 26

9.7

415

1,06

3 96

.6

9 17

5-31

1-15

56

.3

1,90

4 17

3.1

5 17

7 37

.8

22-1

5 42

5 13

3 12

.1

1989

11

2,

994

272.

2 53

6 2,

059

187.

2 14

95

-215

-10

44.2

93

5 85

.0

3 17

4 33

.7

24-1

4 32

9 17

2 15

.6

1988

11

2,

918

265.

3 55

5 1,

646

149.

6 7

106-

226-

14

46.9

1,

272

115.

6 2

170

27.9

47

-24

514

106

9.6

1987

11

3,

293

299.

4 55

4 2,

227

202.

5 18

79

-170

-8

46.5

1,

066

96.9

3

183

38.2

40

-23

365

202

18.4

19

86

12

3,31

6 27

6.3

467

1,72

8 14

4.0

11

150-

290-

20

51.7

1,

588

132.

3 10

19

1 35

.5

16-1

2 55

5 20

1 16

.8

1985

11

3,

613

328.

5 47

3 2,

084

189.

5 14

12

7-26

6-19

47

.7

1,52

9 13

9.0

12

192

32.0

18

-8

348

231

21.0

19

84

12

4,38

0 36

5.0

525

2,25

3 18

7.8

13

182-

321-

14

56.7

2,

127

177.

3 11

23

1 37

.6

28-1

5 70

2 24

2 20

.2

1983

11

4,

545

413.

2 45

4 2,

164

196.

7 28

18

0-33

6-19

53

.6

2,38

1 21

6.5

19

255

52.6

24

-7

470

359

32.6

19

82

12

4,43

9 36

9.9

518

2,40

3 20

0.3

22

179-

340-

14

52.7

2,

350

195.

8 16

24

8 43

.7

22-9

52

2 28

7 23

.9

1981

12

4,

137

344.

8 57

1 2,

462

205.

2 17

12

2-28

2-16

43

.3

1,67

5 13

9.6

16

236

38.0

27

-15

487

268

22.3

19

80

11

3,12

7 28

4.3

577

2,16

7 19

7.0

12

79-1

97-1

1 40

.1

960

87.3

4

197

–––

26-1

7 57

8 13

8 12

.5

1979

11

3,

715

337.

7 52

3 2,

062

187.

5 19

11

9-22

6-14

52

.7

1,65

3 15

0.3

6 21

2 ––

– 38

-18

380

208

18.9

19

78

11

3,73

8 33

9.8

501

2,03

8 18

5.3

13

126-

274-

17

46.0

1,

700

154.

5 15

20

2 ––

– 24

-14

544

223

20.3

19

77

11

3,25

8 29

6.2

540

1,80

7 16

4.3

10

106-

225-

19

47.1

1,

451

131.

9 5

183

–––

26-1

9 37

8 13

3 12

.1

153


153

Tota

l Off

ense

Ru

shin

g

Pass

ing

1st

3rd

Pe

n.

GP

Yard

s YP

G

Att

. Ya

rds

YPG

TD

PC

-PA

-I Pc

t. Yd

s YP

G

TD

Dw

n.

Dw

n.

Fum

. Yd

s. Pt

s PP

G19

76

11

4,17

8 37

9.8

568

2,54

6 23

1.5

20

134-

266-

18

50.4

1,

632

148.

4 13

24

0 ––

– 23

-13

385

298

27.1

19

75

11

3,41

0 31

0.0

593

2,46

0 22

3.6

20

71-1

61-1

6 46

.0

950

86.4

1

205

–––

31-1

4 34

4 17

4 15

.8

1974

11

4,

398

399.

8 61

2 3,

162

287.

5 38

81

-148

-11

54.7

1,

236

112.

4 8

243

–––

16-9

39

2 34

1 31

.0

1973

11

3,

849

349.

9 56

7 2,

626

238.

7 20

79

-175

-6

45.1

1,

223

111.

2 8

198

–––

30-1

7 54

4 21

6 19

.6

1972

11

3,

492

317.

5 59

1 2,

200

200.

0 10

77

-194

-16

39.7

1,

292

117.

5 9

183

–––

43-2

5 36

0 15

2 13

.8

1971

11

4,

121

374.

6 53

7 2,

349

213.

5 23

13

0-25

8-19

50

.4

1,77

2 16

1.1

8 22

4 ––

– 33

-17

560

240

21.8

19

70

10

2,92

9 29

2.9

487

1,47

7 14

7.7

14

92-1

98-5

46

.5

1,45

2 14

5.2

12

164

–––

32-3

0 38

3 19

8 19

.8

1969

10

3,

377

337.

7 53

2 1,

895

189.

5 13

12

4-25

4-18

48

.8

1,48

2 14

8.2

10

206

–––

37-2

0 59

6 19

6 19

.6

1968

10

2,

390

239.

0 50

2 1,

262

126.

2 8

107-

265-

19

40.4

1,

128

112.

8 3

154

–––

21-1

1 71

0 86

8.

6 19

67

10

2,80

0 28

0.0

420

1,14

2 11

4.2

10

143-

286-

16

50.0

1,

658

165.

8 5

165

–––

24-1

4 53

4 12

0 12

.0

1966

10

2,

421

242.

1 42

6 1,

055

105.

5 3

108-

229-

17

47.2

1,

366

136.

6 6

142

–––

39-2

1 39

6 87

8.

7 19

65

10

1,97

5 19

7.5

361

581

58.1

5

142-

280-

25

50.7

1,

394

139.

4 6

123

–––

39-2

0 39

6 81

8.

1

1964

9

2,29

8 25

5.3

370

1,05

5 11

7.2

8 10

4-22

2-19

46

.8

1,24

3 13

8.1

5 14

5 ––

– 26

-14

304

98

10.9

19

63

9 2,

883

320.

3 36

8 1,

474

163.

8 11

11

1-23

1-15

48

.1

1,40

9 15

6.6

9 15

9 ––

– 26

-21

500

150

16.7

19

62

10

3,62

8 36

2.8

412

1,76

5 17

6.5

28

146-

263-

12

55.5

1,

863

186.

3 16

18

9 ––

– 24

-13

593

322

32.2

19

61

9 2,

749

305.

4 35

2 1,

053

117.

0 15

11

7-22

6-12

51

.8

1,69

6 18

8.4

13

158

–––

18-7

32

8 17

9 19

.9

1960

9

2,41

2 26

8.0

298

886

98.4

9

113-

229-

17

49.3

1,

526

169.

6 8

126

–––

22-1

1 27

5 14

8 16

.4

1959

* 10

2,

598

259.

8 48

1 1,

662

166.

2 16

68

-147

-12

46.3

98

6 98

.6

3 12

0 ––

– 38

-14

342

165

16.5

19

58

9 2,

827

314.

1 48

3 1,

869

207.

7 27

69

-147

-10

46.9

95

8 10

6.4

6 14

1 ––

– 31

-13

420

201

22.3

19

57

9 3,

072

341.

3 50

3 2,

437

270.

8 33

40

-92-

11

43.5

63

5 70

.6

4 15

0 ––

– 36

-23

404

234

26.0

19

56

9 2,

372

263.

6 49

3 1,

755

195.

0 14

47

-117

-15

40.2

61

7 68

.6

4 13

5 ––

– 32

-17

507

93

10.3

19

55

9 3,

010

334.

4 42

7 1,

701

189.

9 24

84

-171

-13

49.1

1,

309

145.

4 11

16

4 ––

– 26

-10

369

172

19.1

19

54

9 2,

797

310.

8 41

7 1,

644

182.

7 30

85

-168

-8

50.6

1,

153

128.

1 7

144

–––

20-1

1 31

4 19

9 22

.2

1953

9

2,67

0 29

6.7

427

1,79

0 19

8.9

––

54-1

05-1

0 51

.4

880

97.8

6

131

–––

27-1

4 47

8 17

9 19

.9

1952

10

3,

859

385.

9 51

8 2,

241

224.

1 19

12

8-23

7-21

54

.0

1,61

8 16

1.8

13

149

–––

30-1

2 37

4 22

8 22

.8

1951

9

3,34

7 37

1.9

513

2,13

5 23

7.2

17

98-2

00-1

6 49

.0

1,21

2 13

4.7

10

167

–––

44-2

0 68

6 19

6 21

.8

1950

9

2,17

3 24

1.5

358

1,13

3 12

5.9

13

91-1

73-9

56

.1

1,04

0 11

5.6

7 11

3 ––

– 20

-8

202

127

14.1

19

49

9 2,

931

325.

7 46

3 1,

840

204.

4 21

75

-173

-13

43.3

1,

091

121.

2 9

131

–––

17-1

3 41

7 20

7 23

.0

1948

9

2,32

7 25

8.6

462

1,80

5 20

0.6

––

36-9

4-14

38

.3

522

58.0

––

79

––

– 30

-17

216

98

14.0

19

47

9 2,

521

280.

1 45

2 1,

853

205.

9 ––

45

-109

-12

41.3

51

9 74

.2

––

82

–––

29-1

7 32

5 13

3 19

.0

1946

9

2,27

8 25

3.1

404

1,61

8 17

9.8

––

35-1

18-2

1 29

.7

660

73.3

––

––

– ––

– ––

––

–––

140

15.6

*d

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not i

nclu

de R

ose

Bow

l

154


154

Defensive Statistical Trends

To

tal O

ffen

se

Rush

ing

Pa

ssin

g

1s

t 3r

d

Pen.

G

P Ya

rds

YPG

A

tt.

Yard

s YP

G

TD

PC-P

A-I

Pct.

Yds

YPG

TD

D

wn.

D

wn.

Fu

m.

Yds.

Pts

PPG

20

16

14

4,21

9 30

1.4

421

1,38

3 98

.8

9 22

9-43

6-22

50

.9

2,83

6 20

2.6

13

229

27.9

17

-6

488

218

15.6

2015

13

3,

491

268.

5 39

6 1,

240

95.4

13

19

4-39

5-12

49

.1

2,25

1 17

3.2

7 18

3 31

.2

14-9

86

9 17

8 13

.720

14

14

4,11

7 29

4.1

492

1,76

5 12

6.1

19

170-

347-

6 49

.0

2,35

2 16

8.0

15

206

28.4

20

-11

645

291

20.8

2013

13

3,

966

305.

1 41

4 1,

333

102.

5 8

227-

425-

9 53

.0

2,63

3 20

2.5

16

209

30.6

20

-11

427

212

16.3

2012

14

4,

516

322.

6 47

2 1,

805

128.

9 14

25

5-46

4-8

54.9

2,

711

193.

6 18

23

4 32

.5

19-7

55

4 26

8 19

.120

11

14

4,43

0 31

6.4

498

2,13

9 15

2.8

17

214-

352-

16

60.8

2,

291

163.

6 15

22

2 38

.2

29-1

0 66

0 26

6 19

.020

10

13

4,18

3 32

1.8

423

1,66

2 12

7.8

9 20

9-36

7-14

56

.9

2,52

1 19

3.9

20

220

40.4

17

-9

506

267

20.5

2009

13

3,

974

305.

7 39

7 1,

147

88.2

8

215-

385-

15

55.8

2,

827

217.

5 21

20

6 35

.3

16-1

2 51

9 28

3 21

.820

08

13

4,27

8 32

9.1

450

1,73

3 13

3.3

23

212-

404-

12

52.5

2,

545

195.

8 15

23

0 39

.9

20-1

0 52

1 34

5 26

.5

2007

13

4,

636

356.

6 42

3 2,

085

134.

1 16

23

6-42

7-12

55

.3

2,89

3 22

2.5

21

233

38.0

12

-7

617

301

23.2

2006

13

3,

290

253.

1 38

8 1,

492

114.

8 9

185-

387-

15

47.8

1,

798

138.

3 6

178

28.2

21

-10

498

157

12.1

2005

13

5,

426

417.

4 47

1 2,

178

167.

5 13

24

6-47

6-16

51

.7

3,24

8 24

9.8

25

269

41.5

15

-11

833

309

23.8

2004

12

3,

495

291.

2 38

7 1,

488

124.

0 7

180-

369-

11

48.8

2,

007

167.

2 13

18

9 31

.2

15-9

60

6 18

5 15

.4

2003

13

4,

620

355.

4 46

8 1,

846

142.

0 21

22

8-42

3-12

53

.9

2,77

4 21

3.4

13

237

35.1

18

-10

652

306

23.5

20

02

14

5,22

1 37

2.9

516

2,08

2 14

8.7

14

237-

432-

22

54.9

3,

139

224.

2 22

25

2 39

.5

22-1

3 91

0 32

2 23

.0

2001

12

4,

450

370.

8 48

9 2,

037

169.

8 18

16

5-32

8-13

50

.3

2,41

3 20

1.1

22

224

40.9

20

-8

654

346

28.8

20

00

13

5,09

7 39

2.1

453

1,95

8 15

0.6

12

228-

456-

21

50.0

3,

139

241.

5 15

25

9 35

.9

19-7

69

6 26

5 20

.4

1999

12

3,

577

298.

1 37

8 1,

319

109.

9 10

19

4-38

6-16

50

.3

2,25

8 18

8.2

8 19

8 33

.0

20-6

47

2 15

4 12

.8

1998

12

3,

511

292.

6 41

5 1,

106

92.2

5

203-

373-

19

54.4

2,

405

200.

4 8

192

34.7

21

-14

548

143

11.9

19

97

13

4,82

7 37

1.3

475

2,03

0 15

6.2

20

197-

322-

8 61

.2

2,79

7 21

5.2

14

220

33.3

25

-17

561

306

23.5

19

96

13

4,76

4 36

6.5

456

1,49

7 11

5.2

16

266-

443-

18

60.0

3,

267

251.

3 12

26

3 43

.2

21-9

50

8 24

3 18

.7

1995

11

4,

342

394.

7 45

2 1,

877

170.

6 16

20

7-34

3-13

60

.3

2,46

5 22

4.1

14

228

40.5

16

-10

533

253

23.0

19

94

12

4,21

0 35

0.8

475

1,65

9 13

8.3

14

196-

363-

16

54.0

2,

551

212.

6 15

22

1 37

.7

16-1

1 56

9 23

8 19

.8

1993

12

4,

303

358.

6 41

1 1,

563

130.

3 10

22

7-37

3-23

60

.9

2,74

0 22

8.3

12

229

44.3

18

-11

601

195

16.3

19

92

11

3,70

1 33

6.5

441

1,34

9 12

2.6

11

205-

359-

13

57.1

2,

352

213.

8 12

20

5 41

.4

15-9

37

8 19

9 18

.1

1991

11

3,

494

317.

6 52

9 2,

024

184.

0 10

13

2-25

8-15

51

.2

1,47

0 13

3.6

10

214

39.2

24

-15

497

194

17.6

19

90

11

3,91

8 35

6.2

555

2,40

6 21

8.7

9 11

3-20

8-10

54

.3

1,51

2 13

7.5

5 20

1 50

.0

19-1

6 53

8 28

5 25

.9

1989

11

4,

367

397.

0 40

3 2,

359

214.

5 24

15

9-27

7-8

57.4

2,

008

182.

5 16

23

4 40

.4

29-1

6 49

5 34

1 31

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1988

11

4,

301

391.

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2 2,

037

185.

2 23

16

0-28

7-9

55.7

2,

264

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8 10

20

0 42

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30-2

1 55

9 31

4 28

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1987

11

4,

382

398.

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5 2,

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186.

1 24

16

6-30

0-17

55

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2,33

5 21

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13

226

41.5

27

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490

299

27.2

19

86

12

4,78

5 39

8.8

577

2,33

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4.8

22

175-

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15

56.5

2,

447

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9 11

24

7 51

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32-1

9 56

8 26

6 22

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1985

11

3,

950

359.

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5 1,

948

177.

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16

0-29

4-9

54.4

2,

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182.

0 14

20

9 42

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25-1

6 45

8 26

3 23

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1984

12

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556

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7 1,

561

130.

1 13

16

0-32

3-23

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1,99

5 16

6.3

9 20

3 37

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20-5

38

2 20

6 17

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1983

11

3,

854

350.

4 51

2 2,

198

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0-21

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1,65

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43.4

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615

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22.0

19

82

12

4,20

3 35

0.3

484

1,65

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7.5

21

226-

377-

14

60.0

2,

744

228.

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24

0 44

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18-1

0 59

3 25

2 21

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1981

12

3,

856

321.

3 48

9 1,

508

125.

7 12

18

4-25

0-26

52

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2,34

7 19

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202

39.4

23

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643

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19

80

11

3,60

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425

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310

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18

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142-

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9 58

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1978

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2 55

6 2,

135

194.

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8-26

6-12

51

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1,71

7 15

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10

216

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26-1

4 57

5 27

7 25

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1977

11

2,

943

267.

5 57

4 1,

941

176.

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38.9

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91.1

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159

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98-2

06-1

1 47

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1,59

7 14

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13

202

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7 44

7 26

6 24

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1975

11

4,

207

382.

5 65

6 3,

490

317.

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39.5

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3,72

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4 51

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198

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4 39

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1973

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3,

944

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687

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87

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-11

47.8

1,

257

114.

3 11

21

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452

237

21.5

19

72

11

3,87

1 35

1.9

618

2,74

6 24

9.6

21

97-2

05-7

47

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1,12

5 10

2.3

7 20

5 ––

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452

229

20.8

19

71

11

4,16

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613

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24

108-

223-

10

48.5

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514

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6 9

220

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25-9

61

9 25

8 23

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1970

10

3,

479

347.

9 54

0 1,

921

192.

1 17

11

4-24

5-22

46

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1,55

8 15

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470

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69

10

4,11

6 41

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93-1

88-1

2 49

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1,40

4 14

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1 57

4 34

9 34

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1968

10

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1 2,

590

259.

0 36

10

9-20

0-10

54

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1,42

3 14

2.3

8 22

5 ––

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549

310

31.0

19

67

10

3,40

4 34

0.4

559

2,11

2 21

1.2

22

79-1

67-1

1 47

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1,29

2 12

9.2

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491

224

22.4

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66

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2,98

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416

212

21.2

19

65

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3,31

7 33

1.7

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9.7

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72-1

73-1

6 41

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9 2,

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5 22

9 25

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1963

9

2,35

7 26

1.9

412

1,47

1 16

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73-1

70-1

1 42

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896

99.6

3

129

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19-1

0 41

2 12

4 13

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1962

10

2,

690

269.

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4 1,

214

121.

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10

7-23

0-20

46

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1,47

6 14

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11

151

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21-1

0 68

8 13

0 13

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1961

9

2,82

2 31

3.6

438

1,94

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64-1

49-1

3 43

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877

97.4

7

158

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17-8

57

5 15

8 17

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1960

9

2,57

8 28

6.4

432

1,64

8 18

3.1

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70-1

54-1

2 45

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930

103.

3 8

156

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27-1

1 26

1 18

3 20

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10

2,66

5 26

6.5

362

1,42

3 14

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1,24

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4.2

8 13

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320

77

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1957

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56-1

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273.

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1955

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2,61

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405

1,88

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62-1

39-1

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723

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489

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1952

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417

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The Last Time It Happened

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Individual40 Rushing Attempts Wisconsin: 43, Brian Calhoun vs. Bowling Green (9/4/2005)Opponent: 43, Laurence Maroney at Minnesota (10/15/2005)

50 Rushing Attempts Wisconsin: 50, Ron Dayne vs. Minnesota (11/9/1996)Opponent: Under Research

100 Yards Rushing Wisconsin: 164, Corey Clement vs. Penn State (12/3/2016)Opponent: 138, Leonard Fournette, vs. LSU (9/3/2016)

200 Yards Rushing Wisconsin: 251, Melvin Gordon vs. Auburn (1/1/2015)Opponent: 220, Ezekiel Elliott, vs. Ohio State (12/6/2014)

300 Yards Rushing Wisconsin: 408, Melvin Gordon vs. Nebraska (11/15/2014)Opponent: 377, Anthony Thompson, Indiana (11/11/1989)

400 Yards Rushing Wisconsin: 408, Melvin Gordon vs. Nebraska (11/15/2014)Opponent: Has not happened

Two 100-Yard Rushers Wisconsin: 123, Corey Clement; and 103, Dare Ogunbowale vs. Illinois (11/12/2016)Opponent: 159, LaMichael James and 155, De’Anthony Thomas, Oregon (1/2/2012)

Three 100-Yard Rushers Wisconsin: 253, Melvin Gordon; 158, Tanner McEvoy and 111, Corey Clement vs. Bowling Green (9/20/2014)Opponent: Under research

Two 200-Yard Rushers Wisconsin: 216, Melvin Gordon and 202, Montee Ball vs. Nebraska (12/1/2012)Opponent: Has not happened

Quarterback Rushed for 100 Yards Wisconsin: 158, Tanner McEvoy vs. Bowling Green (9/20/2014)Opponent: 140, Taylor Martinez, Nebraska (12/1/2012)

Two Rushing TDs Wisconsin: 2, Corey Clement vs. Minnesota (11/26/2016)Opponent: 2, J.T. Barrett, Ohio State (10/15/2016)

Three Rushing TDs Wisconsin: 3, Corey Clement vs Illinois (11/12/2016)Opponent: 3, Derrick Henry, Alabama (9/5/2015)

Four Rushing TDs Wisconsin: 4, Melvin Gordon vs. Nebraska (11/15/2014)Opponent: 4, Marion Grice, Arizona State (9/14/2013)

Five Rushing TDs Wisconsin: 5, Melvin Gordon vs. Bowling Green (9/20/2014)Opponent: 6, Levron Williams, Indiana (10/6/2001)

Six Rushing TDs Wisconsin: Has not happenedOpponent: 6, Levron Williams, Indiana (10/6/2001)

300 Yards Passing Wisconsin: 322, Joel Stave, Purdue (10/17/2015)Opponent: 384, Trace McSorley, Penn State (12/3/2016)

400 Yards Passing Wisconsin: 423, Darrell Bevell at Minnesota (10/23/1993)Opponent: 403, Colt Brennan at Hawaii (11/25/2005)

Three Touchdown Passes Wisconsin: 3, Joel Stave vs. Miami (Ohio) (9/12/2015)Opponent: 4, Trace McSorley, Penn State (12/3/2016)

Four Touchdown Passes Wisconsin: 4, Russell Wilson at Minnesota (11/12/2011)Opponent: 4, Trace McSorley, Penn State (12/3/2016)

Five Touchdown Passes Wisconsin: 5, Jim Sorgi vs. Michigan State (11/15/2003)Opponent: 5, Omar Jacobs, Bowling Green (9/3/2005)

Non-QB Touchdown Pass Wisconsin: James White (RB) to Sam Arneson vs. Nebraska (12/1/12)Opponent: Bruce Ellington (WR) to Connor Shaw, South Carolina (1/1/2014)

10 Pass Receptions Wisconsin: 10, Alex Erickson at Illinois (10/24/2015)Opponent: 12, Austin Carr at Northwestern (11/5/2016)

100 Receiving Yards Wisconsin: 100, Jazz Peavy vs. Akron (9/10/2016)Opponent: 155, Saeed Blacknall and 118, DaeSean Hamilton, Penn State (12/3/2016)

200 Receiving Yards Wisconsin: 207, Jared Abbrederis at Ohio State (9/28/2013)Opponent: 206, Charles Rogers, Michigan State (10/27/2001)

Two Touchdown Receptions Wisconsin: 2, Jazz Peavy vs. Akron (9/10/2016)Opponent: 2, Saeed Blacknall, Penn State (12/3/2016)

Three Touchdown Receptions Wisconsin: 3, Garrett Graham, vs. Michigan State (9/26/2009)Opponent: 3, Devin Smith, Ohio State (12/6/2014)

Four Touchdown Receptions Wisconsin: 4, Jonathan Orr at Northwestern (10/8/2005)Opponent: Under research

Five Touchdown Receptions Wisconsin: 5, Lee Evans vs. Michigan State (11/15/2003)Opponent: Under research

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Two 100-Yard Receivers Wisconsin: 119, Jared Abbrederis and 104, Nick Toon vs. Oregon (1/2/2012)Opponent: 155, Saeed Blacknall; and 118, DaeSean Hamilton; Penn State (12/3/2016)

100-Yard Rusher and Receiver Wisconsin: 111, Corey Clement (rush) and 100, Jazz Peavy (rec.), vs. Akron (9/10/2016)Opponent: 220, Eziekel Elliott (rush) and 137, Devin Smith (rec.), vs. Ohio State (12/6/2014)

100-Yard Rusher and Receiver (Same Player)Wisconsin: 122 (rush) and 128 (rec.), Brian Calhoun at Northwestern (10/8/2005)Opponent: Under research

Punt Return For TD (Non-Blocked)Wisconsin: 82 yds., Kenzel Doe vs. Utah State (9/15/2012)Opponent: 55 yds., JoJo Natson, Akron (9/10/2016)

Kickoff Return For Touchdown Wisconsin: 98 yds., Natrell Jamerson at Maryland (11/7/2015)Opponent: 96 yds., Duane Bennett, Minnesota (11/12/2011)

Interception Return For Touchdown Wisconsin: 17 yds., T.J. Watt at Purdue (11/19/2016)Opponent: 21 yds., Tre’Davious White, LSU (9/3/2016)

Fumble Return For Touchdown Wisconsin: 12 yds., Ryan Connelly vs. Penn State (12/3/2016)Opponent: 4 yds., Joey Bosa vs. Ohio State (12/6/2014)

Blocked Punt Wisconsin: A.J. Jordan at Rutgers (11/1/2014)Opponent: Ryan Shazier, Ohio State (10/29/2011)

Blocked Punt Returned For TD Wisconsin: David Gilbert blocked and Aaron Henry returned 9 yards for TD vs. Purdue (10/31/2009)Opponent: Bennie Fowler recovered blocked punt in end zone at Michigan State (10/22/2011)

Blocked PAT Kick Wisconsin: Konrad Zagzebski vs. UTEP (9/22/2012)Opponent: Jordan Nielsen, Utah State (9/15/2012)

Blocked PAT Kick Returned For Defensive 2-Point Conversion Wisconsin: Konrad Zagzebski blocked, Devin Smith returned vs. UTEP (9/22/2012)Opponent: Under research

Blocked Field Goal Wisconsin: Jake Keefer vs. Ohio State (12/6/2014)Opponent: Anthony Brown, Purdue (10/17/2015)

Blocked Field Goal Ret. For TD Wisconsin: Reggie Cribbs blocked, Jim Leonhard returned 86 yards vs. UNLV (9/11/2004)Opponent: Under research

Converted Two-Point PAT Wisconsin: Alec Ingold run, at Northwestern (11/5/2016)Opponent: Anthony Jennings pass to Trey Quinn, vs. LSU (8/30/2014)

SafetyWisconsin: Team safety, vs. Akron (9/10/2016)Opponent: Team safety, Michigan State (10/22/2011)

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TeamShutout Wisconsin: 28-0 vs. Hawai’i (9/26/2015)Opponent: 0-59 vs. Ohio State (12/6/2014)

Scored 40 points Wisconsin: UW 49, Purdue 20 (11/19/2016)Opponent: Ohio State 59, UW 0 (12/6/2014)

Scored 50 Points Wisconsin: UW 54, Akron 10 (9/10/2016)Opponent: Ohio State 59, UW 0 (12/6/2014)

Scored 60 Points Wisconsin: UW 68, Bowling Green 17 (9/20/2014)Opponent: Indiana 63, UW 32 (10/6/2001)

Scored 70 Points Wisconsin: UW 70, Nebraska 31 (12/1/2012)Opponent: Has not happened

Scored 80 Points Wisconsin: UW 83, Indiana 20 (11/13/2010)Opponent: Has not happened

Rushed for 300 Yards Wisconsin: 373, vs. Illinois (11/12/2016)Opponent: 345, Oregon (1/2/2012)

Rushed for 400 Yards Wisconsin: 400 vs. Auburn (1/1/2015)Opponent: 411, Minnesota (10/15/2005)

Rushed for 500 Yards Wisconsin: 581 vs. Nebraska (11/15/2014)Opponent: Has not happened

Rushed for 600 Yards Wisconsin: 644 vs. Bowling Green (9/20/2014)Opponent: Has not happened

Rushed for Fewer Than 100 Yards Wisconsin: 71, at Michigan (10/21/2016)Opponent: 51, Penn State (12/3/2016)

Rushed for Fewer Than 50 Yards Wisconsin: -26 vs. Northwestern (11/21/2015) Opponent: 39, Northwestern (11/5/2016)

Negative Rushing Yardage Wisconsin: -26 vs. Northwestern (11/21/2015)Opponent: -3, Miami (Ohio) (9/12/2015)

Five Rushing Touchdowns Wisconsin: 5 vs. Rutgers (10/31/2015)Opponent: 7, Indiana (10/6/2001)

Six Rushing Touchdowns Wisconsin: 7 vs. Nebraska (11/15/2014)Opponent: 7, Indiana (10/6/2001)

Seven Rushing Touchdowns Wisconsin: 7 vs. Nebraska (11/15/2014)Opponent: 7, Indiana (10/6/2001)

Eight Rushing Touchdowns Wisconsin: 8 vs. Bowling Green (9/20/2014)Opponent: Has not happened

Passed for 200 Yards Wisconsin: 256, at Iowa (10/22/2016) Opponent: 384, Penn State (12/3/2016)

Passed for 300 Yards Wisconsin: 322, Purdue (10/17/2015)Opponent: 384, Penn State (12/3/2016)

Passed for 400 Yards Wisconsin: 423 at Minnesota (10/23/1993)Opponent: 403, Hawaii (11/25/2005)

Passed for 500 Yards Wisconsin: Has not happenedOpponent: Has not happened

Passed for Fewer Than 100 Yards Wisconsin: 92, vs. Illinois (11/12/2016)Opponent: 60, Northwestern (11/21/2015)

Five Passing Touchdowns Wisconsin: 5, vs. Michigan State (11/15/2003)Opponent: 5, Bowling Green (9/3/2005)

Gained 500 Yards Total Offense Wisconsin: 586, vs. Akron (9/10/2016)Opponent: 502, Alabama (9/5/2015)

Gained 600 Yards Total Offense Wisconsin: 627 vs. Nebraska (11/15/2014)Opponent: 621, Oregon (1/2/2012)

Gained 700 Yards Total Offense Wisconsin: 756 vs. Bowling Green (9/20/2014)Opponent: Has not happened

30 First Downs In A Game Wisconsin: 32, vs. Akron (9/10/2016)Opponent: 32, Arizona State (9/14/2013)

Held Under 10 First Downs Wisconsin: 8, at Michigan (10/1/2016)Opponent: 8, Rutgers (10/31/2015)

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Major Individual AwardsHeisman Trophy

Outstanding player in the U.S.Alan Ameche, 1954 winnerRon Dayne, 1999 winnerMontee Ball, 2011 finalistMelvin Gordon, 2014 finalist

Maxwell AwardOutstanding college playerRon Dayne, 1999 winnerRussell Wilson, 2011 semifinalistMontee Ball, 2012 semifinalistMelvin Gordon, 2013 semifinalistMelvin Gordon, 2014 finalist

Walter Camp AwardOutstanding college playerAlan Ameche, 1953 winnerRon Dayne, 1999 winnerMelvin Gordon, 2014 finalist

Doak Walker AwardNation’s best running backRon Dayne, 1998 finalistRon Dayne, 1999 winnerAnthony Davis, 2001 semifinalistBrian Calhoun, 2005 semifinalistP.J. Hill, 2006 semifinalistJohn Clay, 2010 finalistMontee Ball, 2011 finalistMontee Ball, 2012 winnerMelvin Gordon, 2013 semifinalistMelvin Gordon, 2014 winner

Davey O’Brien AwardNation’s best quarterbackJohn Stocco, 2006 semifinalistRussell Wilson, 2011 semifinalist

Unitas Golden Arm AwardNation’s best senior quarterbackScott Tolzien, 2010 winnerRussell Wilson, 2011 finalist

Manning AwardNation’s best quarterbackRussell Wilson, 2011 finalist

Biletnikoff AwardNation’s top receiverLee Evans, 2001 finalist

John Mackey AwardNation’s best tight endTravis Beckum, 2006 semifinalistTravis Beckum, 2007 finalistLance Kendricks, 2010 finalistJacob Pedersen, 2011 semifinalist

Rimington TrophyNation’s top centerAl Johnson, 2002 finalistPeter Konz, 2011 finalist

Outland TrophyOutstanding interior linemanAaron Gibson, 1998 finalistChris McIntosh, 1999 finalistJoe Thomas, 2006 winnerGabe Carimi, 2010 winner

Rotary Lombardi AwardOutstanding college linemanAaron Gibson, 1998 finalistWendell Bryant, 2000 semifinalistWendell Bryant, 2001 semifinalistErasmus James, 2004 finalistJoe Thomas, 2005 semifinalistJoe Thomas, 2006 semifinalistJoe Schobert, 2015 semifinalist

Bronko Nagurski TrophyBest defensive player in college footballErasmus James, 2004 finalist

Chuck Bednarik AwardCollege defensive player of the yearErasmus James, 2004 finalistO’Brien Schofield, 2009 semifinalistJ.J. Watt, 2010 semifinalistChris Borland, 2013 semifinalistJoe Schobert, 2015 semifinalist

Ted Hendricks AwardDefensive end of the yearErasmus James, 2004 finalistJ.J. Watt, 2010 finalist

Butkus AwardNation’s best linebackerChris Borland, 2013 semifinalistJack Cichy, 2016 semifinalist

Jim Thorpe AwardNation’s best defensive backTroy Vincent, 1991 semifinalistJamar Fletcher, 2000 winnerJim Leonhard, 2004 semifinalist

Lott IMPACT TrophyDefensive player of the year who has the biggest impact both on and off the fieldJim Leonhard, 2004 finalistJ.J. Watt, 2010 winnerChris Borland, 2013 finalist

Ray Guy AwardNation’s best collegiate punterKevin Stemke, 2000 winner

Lou Groza AwardNation’s top college placekickerMatt Davenport, 1998 semifinalistVitaly Pisetsky, 1999 finalistTaylor Mehlhaff, 2006 semifinalistTaylor Mehlhaff, 2006 finalistPhilip Welch, 2008 semifinalist

Burlsworth TrophyNation’s most outstanding player that began career as a walk-onJared Abbrederis, 2012 semifinalistJared Abbrederis, 2013 winnerJoe Schobert, 2015 semifinalistDare Ogunbowale, 2016 semifinalist

WISCONSIN IN HEISMAN TROPHY VOTING

Wisconsin’s top 10 finishers in the Heisman Trophy voting:

Year Player1938 Howard Weiss, 6th 1942 Dave Schreiner, 10th 1953 Alan Ameche, 6th 1954 Alan Ameche, winner1959 Dale Hackbart, 7th 1962 Pat Richter, 6th 1962 Ron Vander Kelen, 9th 1999 Ron Dayne, winner2011 Montee Ball, 4th2011 Russell Wilson, 9th2014 Melvin Gordon, 2nd

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Mosi Tatupu AwardNation’s top special teams playerVitaly Pisetsky, 1999 finalistNick Davis, 1999 semifinalistNick Davis, 2001 finalist

Wuerffel TrophyAcademics, athletics, community serviceJoe Thomas, 2006 finalist

Draddy TrophyNation’s top football student-athlete (nicknamed the “Academic Heisman”)Jim Leonhard, 2004 finalistJoe Thomas, 2006 finalist

AFCA Good Works TeamCecil Martin, 1997, ’98Brooks Bollinger, 2001Chris Maragos, 2009

Player of the YearFootball NewsTom Burke, 1998 semifinalist Ron Dayne, 1998 semifinalist Ron Dayne, 1999 winner Michael Bennett, 2000 semifinalistWendell Bryant, 2001 semifinalistLee Evans, 2001 semifinalist

The Sporting News Ron Dayne, 1999 winner

Associated PressRon Dayne, 1999 winner

Touchdown Club of ColumbusBrent Moss, 1993 (running back)Ron Dayne, 1999 (running back)Chris McIntosh, 1999 (lineman)Jamar Fletcher, 2000 (cornerback)Anthony Davis, 2001 (freshman)Erasmus James, 2004 (def. lineman)Joe Thomas, 2006 (off. lineman)Travis Beckum, 2007 (tight end)Montee Ball, 2011 (running back)Montee Ball, 2012 (running back)Melvin Gordon, 2014 (running back)Joe Schobert, 2015 (linebacker)

The Silver FootballBig Ten Most Valuable Player, presented annually by the Chicago TribuneHoward Weiss, 1938Dave Schreiner, 1942Robert Wilson, 1949Alan Ameche, 1954Ron Vander Kelen, 1962Brent Moss, 1993

Ron Dayne, 1999 Montee Ball, 2011Melvin Gordon, 2014

Big Ten AwardsPlayer of the YearTroy Vincent, 1991 (co-def.)Brent Moss, 1993 (off.)Tom Burke, 1998 (def.)Ron Dayne, 1999 (off.)Jamar Fletcher, 2000 (def.)Erasmus James, 2004 (def.)John Clay, 2009 (off.) Montee Ball, 2011 (off.)Chris Borland, 2013 (def.)Melvin Gordon, 2014 (off.)

Rookie of the YearTony Lowery, 1987Ron Dayne, 1996 Brooks Bollinger, 1999Anthony Davis, 2001P.J. Hill, 2006Chris Borland, 2009James White, 2010

Lineman of the YearJeff Dellenbach, 1984 (off.)Tom Burke, 1998 (def.)Chris McIntosh, 1999 (off.)Wendell Bryant, 2000 (co-def.)Wendell Bryant, 2001 (def.)Erasmus James, 2004 (def.)Gabe Carimi, 2010 (off.)

Ameche-Dayne Running Back of the YearMontee Ball, 2011Montee Ball, 2012Melvin Gordon, 2014

Griese-Brees Quarterback of the YearRussell Wilson, 2011

Kwalick-Clark Tight End of the YearJacob Pedersen, 2012

Butkus-Fitzgerald Linebacker of the YearChris Borland, 2013Joe Schobert, 2015

Coaching AwardsAFCA Coach of the YearBarry Alvarez, 1993 winnerBarry Alvarez, 1998 semifinalistBarry Alvarez, 1999 semifinalist

Bear Bryant AwardNational coach of the yearBret Bielema, 2006 finalistBret Bielema, 2010 finalistBret Bielema, 2011 finalistPaul Chryst, 2016 finalist

Bobby Dodd Foundation National Coach of the YearBarry Alvarez, 1993 winnerBarry Alvarez, 1999 semifinalistPaul Chryst, 2016 finalist

Eddie Robinson AwardNational coach of the yearBret Bielema, 2010 finalist

George Munger Collegiate Coach of the Year Gary Andersen, 2013 semifinalistGary Andersen, 2014 semifinalistPaul Chryst, 2016 semifinalist

Hayes-Schembechler Big Ten Coach of the Year (Coaches)Paul Chryst, 2016

Dave McClain Big Ten Coach of the Year (Media)Barry Alvarez, 1993Barry Alvarez, 1998Bret Bielema, 2006

Broyles AwardAssistant coach of the yearPaul Chryst, 2010 finalistPaul Chryst, 2011 finalist

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All-AmericansAll Badgers named first-, second- or third-team All-America. The legend below includes abbreviations for the selecting organizations:

AAB — All-American Board; ABC — ABC Sports Online; AFCA — American Football Coaches Association; A-P — All-Players; AP — Associated Press; A-S — All-Sports; ATH — Athlon; AW — Athletic World; C — Collier’s (picked by WC); CBS — CBS Sports.com; CFN — Collegefootballnews.com; CP — Consolidated Press; C.P. — Central Press; CPN — College & Pro Football Newsweekly; CS — College Sports; CW — Caspar Whitney; ESPN — espn.com; FM — Frank Menke; F-M — Fox-Movietone; FN — Football News; FW — Football World; FWAA — Football Writers’ Association; GR — Gridiron Record; G-R — Grantland Rice; H — Hearst; INS — International News Service; L — Look; NEA — Newspaper Enterprise Association; NANA — North American Newspaper Alliance; PFW — Pro Football Weekly; R — Rivals.com; S-H —Scripps-Howard; SB — SB Nation; SI — Sports Illustrated; TSN — The Sporting News; UP — United Press; UPI — United Press International; WC — Walter Camp; WE — Walter Eckersall; Y! — Yahoo Sports

1898Pat O’Dea, FB (C 2nd; CW 2nd)

1899Pat O’Dea, FB (C 3rd)

1901Art Curtis, T (CW 2nd)Norsky Larson, HB (CW 2nd)

1902Arne Lerum, G (C 3rd)

1903Wilson Berthke, G (C 3rd)

1905Wilson Berthke, G (C 3rd)Albion Findlay, HB (C 3rd)

1908John Messmer, G (C 2nd)

1910Jimmy Dean, E (C 3rd)

1911Al Buser, T (C 3rd)

1912Robert Butler, T (C 1st)Joe Hoeffel, E (C 2nd)

1913Robert Butler, T (C 2nd)Ray Keeler, G (INS/FM 1st)

1914Howard Buck, T (WE 2nd)Arlie Mucks, G (INS/FM 1st)Ray Keeler, G (INS/FM 2nd)

1915Howard Buck, T (NEA 1st; WE 1st; INS/FM 1st; C 2nd)

1916Charles Carpenter, C (WE 3rd)Paul Meyers, E (WE 3rd)Howard Hancock, G (FM 2nd)

1917W.M. Kelley, E (C 3rd)

1919Frank Weston, E (C 2nd)Paul Meyers, E (WE 1st)Charles Carpenter, C (FM 1st)

1920Frank Weston, E (FM 1st; WE 2nd; CP 2nd; INS 3rd)Ralph Scott, T (C 1st)George Bunge, C (CP 1st)

1921George Bunge, C (INS 3rd)Alvah Elliott, B (WE 2nd; INS 3rd)R.H. Brumm, T (CP 2nd)Jimmy Brader, T (FW 3rd)

1922Marty Below, T (WE 2nd; C 3rd)Gus Tebell, E (WE 3rd)Rollie Williams, B (WE 3rd)

1923Marty Below, T (INS 1st; AW 1st; WE 1st; CP 2nd)Adolph Bieberstein, G (WE 3rd)Merrill Taft, FB (CP 2nd)

1924Adolph Bieberstein, G (A-S 3rd)

1925R.J. Stipek, G (CP 2nd; C 3rd)Doyle Harmon, HB (WE 3rd)

1928Rube Wagner, T (WE 3rd; NANA 3rd)

1930Milo Lubratovich, T (NEA 1st; UP 1st; H 1st; C.P. 1st; NANA 2nd; INS 2nd; N.Y. Sun 2nd; CP 2nd; AP 3rd; S-H 3rd)

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1931Greg Kabat, G (AP 3rd; C.P. 3rd)

1932Mario Pacetti, T (INS 3rd)Greg Kabat, G (H 3rd)

1938Howard Weiss, FB (INS 1st; UP 2nd; H 2nd; NY Sun 2nd; NEA 2nd; AP 3rd; Wrld- Telegram 3rd)

1940George Paskvan, FB (AP 2nd; A-P 3rd)

1941Dave Schreiner, E (AP 1st; A-P 2nd; N.Y. Sun 2nd; H 2nd)

1942Dave Schreiner, E (UP 1st; TSN 1st; INS 1st; AP 1st; NEA 1st; N.Y. News 1st; C.P. 1st; C 1st; A-P 1st; G-R 1st; H 1st; AAB 1st; N.Y. Sun 1st; L 1st)Pat Harder, FB (AAB 1st; UP 2nd; TSN 2nd; INS 2nd; NEA 2nd; N.Y. Sun 2nd; AP 3rd)Elroy Hirsch, B (L 3rd)

1944Earl Girard, QB (L 1st)

1949Robert Wilson, C (C.P. 2nd; AP 3rd; G-R 3rd; A-P 3rd)

1950Ed Withers, DB (L 1st)

1951Hal Faverty, DE (INS 1st; GR 2nd; A-P 2nd)Pat O’Donahue, E (AP 1st; NEA 1st; L 1st)Deral Teteak, LB (A-P 2nd)Ed Withers, DB (GR 1st)

1952Dave Suminski, T (AP 1st)Don Voss, E (L 1st)Alan Ameche, FB (M-N 1st; GR 1st; Athletic Pub. 1st)

1953Alan Ameche, FB (L 1st; FWAA 1st; NEA 1st; Paramount News 1st; GR 1st; UP 2nd; INS 2nd; AP 3rd; A-P 2nd)

1954Alan Ameche, FB (AP 1st; UP 1st; L 1st; FWAA 1st; C 1st; NEA 1st; TSN 1st; WC 1st; INS 1st; Paramount News 1st; AP 1st; AAB 1st; C.P. 1st; Boston Amer. 1st; Athletic Pub. 1st; N.Y. Metro Newspapers 1st; Pitts Smith News 1st; GR 1st; Jet 1st)

1959Dan Lanphear, T (AP 1st; UP 1st; NEA 1st; TSN 1st; L 1st; AFCA 1st)

1961Pat Richter, E (UPI 1st; ABC 1st)

1962Pat Richter, E (AP 1st; UPI 1st; NY Daily News 1st; TSN 1st; AFCA 1st; FWAA 1st; CBS 1st; F-M 1st; Boston Rec. 1st)

1968Ken Criter, LB (AP 3rd)

1974Billy Marek, RB (AP 2nd; UPI 2nd)Dennis Lick, T (FN 1st)

1975Dennis Lick, T (UPI 1st; AFCA 1st; NEA 1st; TSN 1st; Time 1st; WC 1st)

1978Lawrence Johnson (TSN 1st)

1979Ray Snell, T (TSN 1st; UPI 2nd)

1981Tim Krumrie, NG (AP 1st; UPI 1st; WC 1st; FN 1st; NEA 2nd)Matt VandenBoom, DB (UPI 1st)

1982Tim Krumrie, NG (WC 1st)

1984Richard Johnson, DB (FWAA 1st; TSN 2nd)Jeff Dellenbach, T (AP 3rd)Al Toon, E (FN 3rd)

1987Paul Gruber, T (TSN 1st; UPI 2nd)

1991Troy Vincent, DB (FN 1st; TSN 1st; UPI 1st; FWAA 1st; AP 2nd)

1993Brent Moss, TB (AP 2nd; UPI 2nd; CPN 2nd)Joe Panos, T (AP 2nd)Lamark Shackerford, NG (UPI 2nd; AP 3rd)

1994Cory Raymer, C (AP 1st; UPI 1st; AFCA 1st; WC 1st; FN 1st; CS 1st; TSN 1st)

1995Tarek Saleh, DE (FN 2nd)

1996Tarek Saleh, DE (FN 1st)Ron Dayne, RB (AP 3rd)Jerry Wunsch, T (AP 3rd; FN 2nd)

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1997Ron Dayne, RB (FN 1st)

1998Tom Burke, DE (WC 1st; FWAA 1st; AFCA 1st; AP 1st; FN 1st; TSN 1st)Ron Dayne, TB (WC 1st)Aaron Gibson, T (WC 1st; FWAA 1st; AFCA 1st; AP 1st; FN 1st; TSN 2nd)

1999Nick Davis, WR (TSN 3rd)Ron Dayne, TB (AP 1st; WC 1st; AFCA 1st; FWAA 1st; FN 1st; TSN 1st; SI 1st; CBS 1st)Jamar Fletcher, CB (FN 1st; TSN 1st; SI 1st; CBS 2nd; WC 2nd; AP 2nd)Chris McIntosh, LT (AP 1st; WC 1st; AFCA 1st; FWAA 1st; FN 1st; TSN 1st; SI 1st; CBS 1st)Casey Rabach, C (CBS 2nd)

2000Jamar Fletcher, DB (AFCA 1st; WC 1st; FN 1st; FWAA 1st; AP 1st; R 1st; SI 1st; TSN 2nd)Casey Rabach, C/RG (WC 2nd; AP 2nd)Kevin Stemke, P (SI 1st; AP 2nd; TSN 2nd; FN 2nd)

2001Wendell Bryant, DT (AFCA 1st; FN 1st; ABC 1st; SI 1st; CFN 1st; AP 2nd, TSN 2nd)Lee Evans, WR (FN 1st; ABC 1st; CFN 1st; AP 2nd, TSN 2nd)

2002Al Johnson, C (TSN 3rd)Jim Leonhard, DB (SI 1st; WC 2nd; AP 3rd)

2003Jim Leonhard, DB (ESPN 1st)Lee Evans, WR (CFN 2nd)

2004Erasmus James, DE (AP 1st, FWAA 1st, WC 1st, AFCA 1st, ESPN 1st, CFN 1st, SI 1st, CPN 1st)Dan Buenning, G (CPN 1st, AP 2nd, TSN 2nd)Jim Leonhard, S (CPN 1st, WC 2nd)

2005Joe Thomas, T (PFW 1st, WC 2nd, SI 2nd, R 2nd)Brandon Williams, WR (AP 2nd, R 2nd)Brian Calhoun, RB (AP 2nd, SI 2nd, R 3rd)Ken DeBauche, P (SI 2nd)

2006Joe Thomas, T (AP 1st, WC 1st, AFCA 1st, FWAA 1st, ESPN 1st, SI 1st, TSN 1st, PFW 1st, R 1st, CBS 1st)Travis Beckum, TE (WC 2nd, SI 2nd)P.J. Hill, RB (R 3rd)

2007Travis Beckum, TE (WC 1st, R 1st, TSN 2nd)Taylor Mehlhaff, K (AFCA 1st)

2008Kraig Urbik, G (ESPN 1st)

2010Gabe Carimi, T (AFCA 1st, AP 1st, CBS 1st, CFN 1st, ESPN 1st, FWAA 1st, R 1st, SI 1st, TSN 1st) John Clay, RB (AP 3rd)Lance Kendricks, TE (AFCA 1st, PFW 1st, SI 1st, TSN 1st, AP 2nd, CFN 2nd)John Moffitt, G (AP 1st, CBS 1st, ESPN 1st, R 1st, SI 2nd, CFN 3rd)J.J. Watt, DE (PFW 1st, AP 2nd, CBS 2nd, CFN 2nd, R 2nd, SI 2nd)

2011Montee Ball, RB (AP 1st, AFCA 1st, Y! 1st, SI 1st, TSN 1st, FWAA 1st, PFW 2nd)Chris Borland, MLB (Y! 3rd)Peter Konz, C (AFCA 1st, PFW 1st, Y! 2nd, SI 2nd)Russell Wilson, QB (Y! 3rd)Kevin Zeitler, T (AFCA 1st, PFW 1st, Y! 2nd)

2012Montee Ball, RB (AP 1st, AFCA 1st, ESPN 1st, PFW 1st, WC 1st, CBS 2nd, SI 2nd)Travis Frederick, C (PFW 1st)Rick Wagner, T (CBS 2nd)

2013Chris Borland, ILB (FWAA 1st, ATH 2nd, AP 2nd, CBS 2nd, SI 2nd, SB 2nd)Ryan Groy, G (SB 2nd, AP 3rd)

2014Kyle Costigan, G (ESPN 1st)Melvin Gordon, RB (AFCA 1st, AP 1st, FWAA 1st, WC 1st, TSN 1st, CBS 1st, ESPN 1st, SI 1st)Rob Havenstein, T (AFCA 1st, FWAA 2nd, TSN 2nd)

2015Joe Schobert, OLB (FWAA 1st, ESPN 1st, AP 2nd, WC 2nd, TSN 2nd, CBS 2nd)

2016Ryan Ramczyk, LT (AP 1st, TSN 1st, ESPN 1st, CBS 1st, SI 1st, FWAA 2nd, WC 2nd)T.J. Watt, OLB (ESPN 1st, SI 1st, AP 2nd, CBS 2nd)

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First-Team All-AmericansRobert “Butts” Butler Tackle, 1912Was a consensus All-American … named first-team All-Big Ten in both 1912 and 1913 … played on the 1912 team which was undefeated and won the Big Ten championship (the 1912 defensive unit registered four shutouts and allowed only 29 points) … went on to play profession-ally with the Canton Bulldogs … in 1972, was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame

Ray “Tubby” Keeler Guard, 1913Consensus All-American … first-team All-Big Ten in 1912 and 1913

Arlie Mucks Guard, 1914Was also a track star at the UW … undefeated in college career in the discus and shot put … com-peted in the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm, Sweden and placed second in the discus … became a Big Ten football official following his playing days

Howard “Cub” Buck Tackle, 1915Was a consensus All-American … captain of the 1915 Badger team … named first-team All-Big Ten in both 1914 and 1915 … played for the Canton Bulldogs from 1915-19 and the Green Bay Packers from 1921-25 … member of the Green Bay Packers’ Hall of Fame … was the head coach at Lawrence College in 1924-25 and at the University of Miami from 1926-28

Paul Meyers End, 1919All-American as chosen by Walter Eckersall … first-team All-Big Ten in 1916 and 1919

Charles CarpenterCenter, 1919All-American as chosen by Frank Menke … Wisconsin’s first All-America center … Big Ten Medal of Honor recipient … 1919 team captain … Madison native that later served as the president of the UW Athletic Board

George Bunge Center, 1920A two-time All-American at center, he earned first-team honors in 1920 Frank Weston End, 1920First-team All-Big Ten in 1919 and 1920…captain of 1920 squad which went 6-1 … also played basketball for the Badgers … served on the Wisconsin Athletic Board from 1948-63

Ralph Scott Tackle, 1920Consensus All-American … played for Chicago Bears, 1921-25 Marty Below Tackle, 1923 Consensus All-American … Badger captain in 1923 … first-team All-Big Ten in 1922 and 1923 … Red Grange called him “the greatest lineman I ever played against”…elected in 1988 to the College Football Hall of Fame

Milo Lubratovich Tackle, 1930Consensus All-American … was named first-team All-Big Ten in 1930 … missed the 1929 season with a broken leg … played in the 1930 East-West Shrine Game … played with the Brooklyn Dodgers from 1931-35

Howard Weiss Fullback, 1938Given the “Silver Football” for being the Big Ten MVP in 1938 … Badger co-captain … first-team All-Big Ten in 1938 … also played linebacker for UW … played professionally for the Detroit Lions from 1939-40

Dave Schreiner End, 1941-42Was a consensus All-American in 1942 … also in 1942, was awarded the “Silver Football” as Big Ten MVP … named first-team All-Big Ten in 1941 and 1942 … Badger captain in 1942 … first Badger ever to catch three touchdowns in one quarter in a win over Marquette in 1942 … his number 80 was retired by the university … was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1955 … was killed in 1945 in World War II

Pat Harder Fullback, 1942Was the Big Ten’s scoring and rush-ing champion in 1941 … named first-team All-Big Ten in 1941 and 1942 … was MVP of the 1943 College All-Star Game, scoring two touchdowns in the game … was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1993 … drafted second overall by the Chicago Cardinals in 1944, the highest UW draft pick in history …

CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICANSYear Player Position1912 Robert “Butts” Butler Tackle1913 Ray “Tubby” Keeler Guard1915 Howard “Cub” Buck Tackle1919 Charles Carpenter Center1920 Ralph Scott Tackle1923 Marty Below Tackle1930 Milo Lubratovich Tackle1942 Dave Schreiner* End1954 Alan Ameche* Running Back1959 Dan Lanphear* Tackle1962 Pat Richter End1975 Dennis Lick Tackle1981 Tim Krumrie Nose Guard1994 Cory Raymer Center1998 Tom Burke* Defensive End1998 Aaron Gibson Tackle1999 Ron Dayne* Running Back1999 Chris McIntosh* Tackle2000 Jamar Fletcher Defensive Back2004 Erasmus James Defensive End2006 Joe Thomas* Tackle2010 Gabe Carimi* Tackle2010 Lance Kendricks Tight End2011 Montee Ball Running Back2012 Montee Ball Running Back2014 Melvin Gordon* Running Back2016 Ryan Ramczyk Tackle

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went on to a very successful NFL career with the Cardinals from 1946-50 and the Detroit Lions from 1951-53 … led the NFL in scoring in 1947 and 1948, and was the co-leader in 1949 … finished career with 33 TDs and 3,016 yards rushing … member of the Lions’ 1952 NFL champion-ship team … a 1953 Pro Bowler … after playing days, became an NFL referee

Earl Girard Quarterback, 1944A versatile player, with the ability to run and pass, while also a punter and a safety on defense … was only 17 years old in the 1944 season … set a Big Ten and NCAA record with two punt return touchdowns in a game against Iowa in 1947 … drafted in 1948 in the first round by the Green Bay Packers … played for the Packers from 1948-51, the Detroit Lions from 1952-56 and the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1957

Ed Withers Defensive Back, 1950-51Had eight career interceptions for the Badgers … All-Big Ten defensive back in 1951 … in a 1950 game at Iowa, he intercepted three passes for 103 yards returned

Hal Faverty Defensive End, 1951Starred on the top defensive unit in the country in 1951 … was a defen-sive specialist and one of the top linebackers in the nation … twice was named United Press Lineman of the Week … earned all-conference hon-ors as a senior in 1951 … played in the 1951 East-West Shrine Game … played professionally for the Green Bay Packers in 1952

Pat O’Donahue End, 1951Member of the famed “Hard Rocks” defensive unit, which was the best in the nation in 1951, setting school records for least points, rushing yards and total yards allowed per game … was an All-Big Ten defensive end in 1951 … played in the 1951 Blue-Gray Game and was a member of the 1952 College All-Star team … played for the San Francisco 49ers in 1952 and the Green Bay Packers in 1955

Dave Suminski Tackle, 1952Played offensive and defensive tackle for the Badgers … blocked for

standout running back Alan Ameche, who led the Big Ten in rushing in 1951 … member of the 1952 Big Ten Championship team … played for the Washington Redskins in 1953 … became an all-pro in the CFL from 1957-59, playing for the Hamilton Tiger Cats

Don Voss End, 1952Member of famed “Hard Rocks”, top-defensive unit in the country in 1951, allowing only 6.6 points per game, 66.8 rushing yards a game, 154.8 total yards per game … played in the 1952 Rose Bowl … member of 1952 Big Ten Championship team … was also a track All-American in 1952 … could not play professionally due to a career-ending knee injury

Alan Ameche Fullback, 1952-53-54Wisconsin’s first Heisman Trophy winner in 1954 … was a consensus All-American in 1954 … named the Big Ten MVP in 1954 … won the Walter Camp Award in 1953 as outstanding college player of the year … led the Badgers to the 1953 Rose Bowl and rushed for 133 yards in the game … was the Big Ten rush-ing champion in 1951 and 1952 … had the first 1,000 yard season by a Badger in 1952 as a sophomore … named first-team All-Big Ten in 1952, 1953, and 1954 … set the NCAA career rushing mark of 3,345 yards … inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1975 … was the second overall pick in the 1955 draft by the Baltimore Colts, which is tied for the highest UW player selected … played for the Colts from 1955-60 … participated in four NFL Pro Bowls … scored the winning touchdown in the Colts 23-17 over-time win over the Giants in the 1958 NFL title game

Dan Lanphear Tackle, 1959Played left tackle for UW … played for the Houston Oilers in 1960 and 1962 … his father, George, was a star lineman for the Badgers in the 1930s … first-team All-Big Ten in 1959

Pat Richter End, 1961-62Was a consensus All-American in 1962 … led the nation in receiving as a junior in 1961 … was a captain in 1962 … led team in receiving from 1960-62 and the Big Ten in receiving in 1961 and 1962 … named first-

team All-Big Ten in 1961 and 1962 … led the Badgers with 163 yards and 11 receptions in the 1963 Rose Bowl … also lettered in basketball and baseball at the UW … played for the Washington Redskins from 1963-70 after being a first-round draft selection in 1963

Dennis Lick Tackle, 1974-75A consensus All-American in 1975 … was first-team All-Big Ten in 1974 and 1975 … played in the 1976 Hula Bowl, 1975 East-West Shrine Game and 1976 Japan Bowl … drafted eighth overall in 1976 by the Chicago Bears … played for the Bears from 1976-81

Lawrence Johnson Defensive Back, 1978First-team All-American by The Sporting News ... played in the 1978 East-West Shrine Game and the 1979 Japan Bowl ... drafted in the second round of the 1979 NFL Draft by the Cleveland Browns ... played nine seasons in the NFL with the Browns and the Buffalo Bills

Ray Snell Tackle, 1979Badger captain in 1979 … first-team All-Big Ten in 1979 … played in the 1979 Senior Bowl All-Star Game and the Hula Bowl in 1980 … selected in the first round of the NFL draft by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 1980 … played for the Buccaneers from 1980-83 and the Pittsburgh Steelers from 1984-85

Matt VandenBoom Defensive Back, 1981Named first-team All-Big Ten in 1981-82 … Badger captain in 1982 … member of the UW team that won the 1982 Independence Bowl, 14-3 over Kansas State (had an inter-ception in the game) … in 1981 was the Big Ten co-leader with six inter-ceptions … had three interceptions in 1981 season opener, a 21-14 win over top-ranked Michigan

Tim Krumrie Nose Guard, 1981-82College Football Hall of Fame Class of 2016 ... consensus All-American in 1981 … named first-team All-Big Ten in 1980, 1981 and 1982 … was a captain of the 1982 Badgers … holds the school records for most solo tackles in a career with 276 and most career tackles by a defen-sive lineman with 444 … started all

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46 games in his Badger career … was named the defensive MVP of the 1982 Independence Bowl win over Kansas State (UW defense allowed KSU only three points and two yards per carry) … named the national “Player of the Week” by the Associated Press as the Badgers upset No. 1 rated Michigan 21-14 to open 1981 season … also a member of the UW wrestling team (placed fifth in the Big Ten in 1980) … played professionally for the Cincinnati Bengals from 1983-94 … took part in the 1988 and 1989 Pro Bowls

Richard Johnson Defensive Back, 1984First-team All-Big Ten in 1984 … had a school-record six blocked kicks in 1984, giving him nine in his career … also in 1984, had seven passes defended, four tackles-for-loss, and three interceptions … drafted 11th overall by the Houston Oilers in 1985 and played for them from 1985-92

Paul Gruber Tackle, 1987A captain in 1987 … named first-team All-Big Ten after the 1987 season … drafted fourth overall by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 1988 … had a successful career with the Buccaneers from 1988-99, playing in three Pro Bowls (1989, 1990 and 1992)

Troy Vincent Defensive Back, 1991Was first-team All-Big Ten in 1991 and was also named the Big Ten co-Defensive Player of the Year … a 1991 Badger captain … semi-finalist for the Thorpe Award given to the top defensive back in the nation … drafted seventh overall in 1992 by the Miami Dolphins … played for the Dolphins from 1992-95, the Philadelphia Eagles from 1996-03 and the Buffalo Bills from 2004-06 … five-time Pro Bowl selection (2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04) ... was named NFL Man of the Year in 2002

Cory Raymer Center, 1994Consensus All-American … first-team All-Big Ten in 1993 and 1994 … was center during the Badgers’ 1993 Big Ten Championship and 1994 Rose Bowl win in which UW amassed 250 rushing yards per game … played for Washington and San Diego

Tarek Saleh Defensive End, 1996A Badger captain in 1996 … first-team All-Big Ten in 1995 and 1996 … holds the school record with 58 career tackles-for-loss … was the 1996 Copper Bowl Defensive MVP with six tackles, one pass defended and a blocked field goal … played in the NFL for the Carolina Panthers and Cleveland Browns

Ron Dayne Running Back, 1997-98-991999 Heisman Trophy winner … a consensus All-American in 1999 … holds NCAA record with 6,397 rush-ing yards … was given the Maxwell Award, Walter Camp Award and Doak Walker Award following the 1999 season … given player of the year honors by both the Associated Press and The Sporting News … 1999 Big Ten MVP … first-team All-Big Ten in 1996, 1998 and 1999 … aver-aged 169.5 yards a game in the 1999 season … a Badger captain in 1999 … member of two Big Ten champion-ship teams (1998 and 1999) … was the MVP in both the 1999 and 2000 Rose Bowl games (amassed 446 yards and five touchdowns in those two Badger victories) … 1996 Copper Bowl MVP … Big Ten Rookie of the Year in 1996 … drafted 11th overall by the New York Giants in 2000 and also played for the Denver Broncos and Houston Texans during xx-year NFL career … member of the Giants team that went to Super Bowl XXXV

Aaron Gibson Tackle, 1998Consensus All-American … finalist for both the Lombardi Award and Outland Trophy following the 1998 season … first-team All-Big Ten in 1998 … member of Badgers’ 1998 Big Ten Championship team that won the 1999 Rose Bowl … drafted in the first round by the Detroit Lions in 1999 … played for Detroit, Dallas and Chicago

Tom Burke Defensive End, 1998Consensus All-American in 1998 … led the nation in 1998 with 22 sacks … was the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year, with school-record 22 sacks and 31 tackles-for-loss … first-team All-Big Ten in 1998 … member of Badgers’ 1998 Big Ten cham-pionship team that won the 1999 Rose Bowl … played for the Arizona Cardinals

Jamar Fletcher Defensive Back, 1999-2000Consensus All-American in 2000 … 2000 Jim Thorpe Award winner, given to the best defensive back in the nation … Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year in 2000 … in a 2000 game against Oregon, had career-best three interceptions, including the game-clincher … first-team All-Big Ten in 1998, 1999 and 2000 … had a Big Ten record five interception returns for touchdowns in his three-year career, including one in the 1999 Rose Bowl … his 21 career interceptions are school record … led the nation in 1998 with seven interceptions … starter on UW’s 1998 and 1999 Big Ten cham-pionship teams … has played for the Miami Dolphins, San Diego Chargers and Cincinnati Bengals

Chris McIntosh Tackle, 1999Consensus All-American … finalist for the Outland Trophy, given to the nation’s outstanding interior lineman … a 1999 Badger captain … first-team All-Big Ten in 1999 … part of offensive line that helped lead the 1999 Badgers to school-record 3,305 rushing yards … drafted 22nd overall by the Seattle Seahawks in 2000

Kevin Stemke Punter, 2000Ray Guy Award winner in 2000, given to the nation’s top punter … in 2000 he averaged school-record 44.5 yards per punt … led the Big Ten in punting in 1998 and 2000 … earned first-team All-Big Ten hon-ors in 1998 and 2000 … holds UW career records in punting average with 43.5 yards per kick and 10,660 punting yards

Wendell Bryant Defensive Tackle, 2001Two-time Big Ten defensive lineman of the year in 2000 and 2001 … a Badger captain in 2001 … 2000 and 2001 Lombardi Award semi-finalist … ranks fifth in UW history with 24 sacks … led the Badgers with eight sacks in the 2001 season … in a 2001 game at Penn State, he had five sacks for 32 yards lost … in the 1999 Rose Bowl, he sacked UCLA quarterback Cade McNown to clinch a Badger victory … played for Arizona Cardinals

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Lee Evans Wide Receiver, 2001One of three finalists for the 2001 Biletnikoff Award, given to the nation’s top wide receiver ... broke the Big Ten record for most receiv-ing yards in a season with 1,545 … averaged 128.8 yards per game in 2001, ranking him fourth nationally … his 2001 receiving yardage total was the 15th-highest in NCAA his-tory … in only three years, eclipsed the UW record with 2,255 career receiving yards … in 2001, he set school single-season records for receptions (75), touchdown recep-tions with nine (tied the record) and 100-yard receiving games (eight) … first Badger to lead the Big Ten in receiving since 1963 … 2004 first-round draft choice of the Buffalo Bills ... No. 2 on all-time Big Ten receiving yardage list and UW career record-holder for receptions, receiv-ing yards and receiving TDs

Jim Leonhard Defensive Back, 2002-03-04First-team All-American according to SI.com (2002), ESPN.com (2003) and Pro Football Weekly (2004) ... three-time first-team All-Big Ten ... named team’s special teams player of the year twice ... led nation with Big Ten record-tying 11 intercep-tions in 2002 and led Big Ten in interceptions in 2003 … his 21 interceptions are tied with Jamar Fletcher for most all-time at UW and are tied for fourth-most in Big Ten history ... led Big Ten (and ranked 10th nationally) with school record-tying 25 pass breakups in 2002 ... 50 passes defended rank fourth in school history ... broke school punt return yardage record in both 2002 and 2003 ... Big Ten’s career leader in punt return yardage with 1,347 ... a 2003 CoSIDA second-team Academic All-American and two-time Academic All-Big Ten selection ... 2004 CoSIDA first-team Academic All-American ...has played for the Buffalo Bills, Baltimore Ravens and New York Jets

Dan BuenningGuard, 2004First-team All-American according to College & Pro Football Newsweekly … second-team All-American accord-ing to the Associated Press and The Sporting News … second-team All-Big Ten by the media and honorable mention selection by the coaches in 2004 … named fourth-team fresh-man All-American and to the Big Ten

all-freshman team by The Sporting News in 2002 … picked in the fourth round of the 2005 NFL Draft by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Erasmus James Defensive End, 2004A consensus All-American choice ... finalist for the Nagurski, Bednarik, Lombardi and Hendricks Awards ... named national defensive lineman of the year by the Touchdown Club of Columbus, Ohio ... consensus first-team All-Big Ten ... named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year and Big Ten Defensive Lineman of the Year ... led team with eight QB sacks and tied for team lead with 11.5 TFLs ... twice named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week in 2004 ... win-ner of UW’s Jay Seiler Coaches Appreciation Award ... selected in the first round of the 2005 NFL Draft by the Minnesota Vikings

Joe Thomas Tackle, 2005-06Two-time, first-team All-American (a consensus All-American as a senior in 2006) ... UW’s first winner of the Outland Trophy in 2006 ... two-time consensus first-team All-Big Ten choice ... two-time Lombardi Award semifinalist ... finalist for the Wuerffel Trophy in 2006 ... team captain and co-MVP as a senior ... UW’s Male Big Ten Medal of Honor winner for 2006-07 ... named a National Scholar-Athlete ($18,000 postgraduate scholarship winner) by National Football Foundation ... ESPN The Magazine second-team Academic All-American in 2006 ... three-time ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District and Academic All-Big Ten selection ... started 39 games during his career ... selected by Cleveland Browns with No. 3 overall pick in 2007 NFL Draft and is a five-time Pro Bowler

Travis Beckum Tight End, 2007First-team All-American according to Walter Camp and Rivals.com and second-team All-American according to The Sporting News … finalist for the John Mackey Award … named college football’s “Tight End of the Year” by the Touchdown Club of Columbus, Ohio … consensus first-team All-Big Ten … co-winner of UW’s Wayne Souza Coaches Appreciation Award … led nation’s tight ends in receiving yards (982) and ranked No. 2 in receptions (75) ... his 75 receptions are most ever

for a Badger tight end (breaking the record of 61 that he set in 2006) and tied for most in school history (any position) ... his 159 receptions are third on school’s career list behind only wide receivers Brandon Williams (202) and Lee Evans (175) ... third on school’s career receiving yardage list with 2,149 yards ... drafted in third round by New York Giants in 2009

Taylor Mehlhaff Kicker, 2007First-team All-American according to American Football Coaches Association … two-time Lou Groza Award semifinalist ... first-team All-Big Ten selection according to coaches and second-team choice of the media … winner of UW’s Special Teams Player of the Year Award … made 21 of 25 field goal attempts and 42 of 43 PATs ... second on school’s career scoring list with 295 points ... tied for second on UW’s career field goals list with 50 ... school’s career leader in extra points (145), extra point attempts (148) and extra-point percentage (.979) ... sixth round draft choice of the New Orleans Saints in 2008

Kraig Urbik Guard, 2008First-team All-American according to ESPN.com ... made 50 career starts along the Badger offensive line at both guard and tackle (started every game in his career except two missed due to injury as a senior) ... two-time consensus second-team All-Big Ten selection ... selected to play in the 2008 Senior Bowl ... team captain as a senior ... drafted in third round by Pittsburgh in 2009 Gabe CarimiTackle, 2010Unanimous consensus All-American ... 2010 Outland Trophy winner ... two-time first-team All-Big Ten selection ... selected to 2011 Senior Bowl ... played in and started 49 games in career ... team captain as a senior .. four-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree ... drafted in first round by Chicago in 2011

Lance Kendricks Tight End, 2010First-team All-American according to Sports Illustrated, American Football Coaches Association and The Sporting News ... consensus first-team All-Big Ten selection in 2010 ... finalist for the 2010 John Mackey

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Award ... team captain as a senior ... finished career 18th all-time at UW in receiving yards ... led team in 2010 in receptions, receiving yards and touchdowns ... selected to play in 2011 Senior Bowl ... drafted in second round by St. Louis in 2011

John Moffitt Guard, 2010First-team All-American according to Associated Press ... played in 45 games in career with 42 starts (27 at left guard and 15 at center) ... two-time consensus first-team All-Big Ten selection ... selected to play in the 2011 Senior Bowl ... team captain as a senior ... drafted in third round by Seattle in 2011

J.J. WattDefensive End, 2010First-team All-American according to Pro Football Weekly … second-team All-American according to the Associated Press, CBS, CollegeFootballNews.com, Rivals.com and Sports Illustrated … consensus first-team All-Big Ten … Academic All-Big Ten … Lott IMPACT Trophy winner … named Team MVP … led team in TFLs, sacks, quarterback hurries, forced fumbles and blocked kicks … first-round draft choice of the Houston Texans in 2010 … four-time first-team All-Pro and four-time Pro Bowl selection ... three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year (2012, 2014, 2015), matching Lawrence Taylor for most awards in league history

Montee Ball Running Back, 2011-12Two-time consensus first-team All-American (2011, 2012) ... 2012 Doak Walker Award winner as nation’s top running back ... 2011 Heisman Trophy finalist ... set NCAA record for touchdowns in a career (83) ... two-time Ameche-Dayne Big Ten Running Back of the Year ... two-time consensus first-team All-Big Ten ... 2011 Graham-George Big Ten Offensive Player and ... 2011 Chicago Tribune Silver Football award winner ... in 2011, led nation with 1,923 rushing yards and 39 total touchdowns, tying Barry Sanders’ FBS record for TDs in a season ... taken in the second round of the 2013 NFL Draft by the Denver Broncos

Peter Konz Center, 2011First-team All-American according to American Football Coaches Association and Pro Football Weekly ... first-team All-Big Ten (media) in 2011 ... finalist for Rimington Trophy in 2011 ... consensus honorable mention All-Big Ten in 2010 ... three-time Academic All-Big Ten ... picked in the second round of the 2012 NFL Draft by the Atlanta Falcons

Kevin Zeitler Guard, 2011First-team All-American according to American Football Coaches Association and Pro Football Weekly ... second-team All-American according to Yahoo! Sports and Phil Steele ... consensus first-team All-Big Ten in 2011 ... two-time Academic All-Big Ten ... first-round draft choice of the Cincinnati Bengals in 2012

Travis FrederickCenter, 2012First-team All-American according to Pro Football Weekly … first-team All-Big Ten selection by the media and honorable mention selection by the coaches … Academic All-Big Ten … consensus second-team All-Big Ten in 2011 … first-round choice of the Dallas Cowboys in 2013 NFL Draft ... two-time All-Pro and two-time Pro Bowl selection (2014, 2015)

Chris BorlandLinebacker, 2013First-team All-American according to FWAA … named 2013 Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year and Butkus-Fitzgerald Big Ten Linebacker of the Year … finalist for the 2013 Lott IMPACT Trophy … three-time first-team All-Big Ten choice … 2009 Big Ten Freshman of the Year … finished his career with a Big Ten-record 15 forced fumbles, second-most in FBS history … finished his career ranked sixth in school history with 417 career tackles … registered at least 100 tackles in three straight seasons (2011-13) … his 50.0 career TFLs ranks fourth in UW history

Kyle CostiganGuard, 2014First-team All-American according to ESPN ... consensus first-team All-Big Ten selection as a senior ... played in 42 career games, making 35 starts ... began career as defensive lineman

and made switch to offensive line for final three seasons, starting final 26 games of career at right guard ... part of units that set school records for total offense (480.8 ypg) in 2013 and rushing offense (320.1 ypg) in 2014

Melvin GordonRunning Back, 2014Unanimous consensus first-team All-American ... Heisman Trophy runner-up ... finalist for Maxwell and Walter Camp national player of the year awards ... claimed Doak Walker Award as nation’s top running back ... Graham-George Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year ... Ameche-Dayne Big Ten Running Back of the Year ... 2014 Chicago Tribune Silver Football award winner as Big Ten MVP ... named 2015 Outback Bowl MVP after posting game-record 251 rushing yards and three TDs ... set FBS record for career rushing average at 7.79 yards per carry ... rushed for 2,587 yards, second-most in FBS history, including six 200-yard games ... became third FBS player to rush for 2,000 yards and score 30 TDs in a season ... broke FBS single-game record with 408 rushing yards (in three quarters) vs. Nebraska ... rushed for 4,915 yards in his career, No. 3 all-time at UW and No. 6 in Big Ten history ... first-round pick of San Diego Chargers in 2015 NFL Draft

Rob HavensteinTackle, 2014First-team All-American according to American Football Coaches Association ... second-team All-America by Football Writers Associaton of America, Sporting News and USA Today ... consensus first-team All-Big Ten selection as a senior ... second-team All-Big Ten as a junior ... matched school record by playing in 54 career games, including 42 starts ... started in each of final 41 games of career at right tackle ... part of units that set school records for total offense (480.8 ypg) in 2013 and rushing offense (320.1 ypg) in 2014 ... selected in second round of 2015 NFL Draft by St. Louis Rams ... named to 2015 PFWA All-Rookie Team

Joe SchobertLinebacker, 2015First-team All-American according to FWAA and ESPN ... second-team All-America by AP, Walter Camp, Sporting News and USA

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Today ... Butkus-Fitzgerald Big Ten Linebacker of the Year ... consensus first-team All-Big Ten ... key component of Badgers defense that ranked No. 1 nationally, allowing 13.7 points per game ... UW also ranked No. 2 in total defense at 268.5 yards allowed per game ... logged 19.5 tackles for loss, tying for second in the Big Ten and eighth nationally ... finished with 9.5 sacks, tying for fourth among Big Ten players ... named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week for effort vs. Iowa that saw him record 3.5 tackles for loss and 3.0 sacks, force two fumbles and log five quarterback hurries

Ryan RamczykTackle, 2016Consensus first-team All-American ... consensus first-team All-Big Ten selection ... played one season at Wisconsin in 2016, starting all 14 games at left tackle ... transferred from UW-Stevens Point and redshirted the 2015 season per NCAA rules ... elected to forgo senior season and enter 2017 NFL Draft, where he was selected in the first round by New Orleans with the 32nd overall pick

T.J. WattLinebacker, 2016First-team All-America by ESPN and Sports Illustrated .. second-team All-America by Associated Press ... consensus first-team All-Big Ten selection ... started all 14 games at outside linebacker as a junior in 2016 ... led Big Ten with 11.5 sacks and ranked third in the league with 15.5 tackles for loss ... finished with 63 total tackles ... was slowed by injury in first two seasons while playing tight end ... transitioned to linebacker prior to 2015 season and played in all 13 games as part of specific defensive packages ... elected to forgo senior season and enter 2017 NFL Draft, where he was selected in the first round by Pittsburgh with the 30th overall pick

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First-Team All-Big Ten1906 Ewald Stiehm, center 1907 John Messmer, guard 1908 John Messmer, guard Harlan Rogers, end Oscar Ostoff, tackle Jack Wilce, fullback 1909 James Dean, end Bill Mackmiller, guard 1910 James Dean, end 1911 R.E. Branstad, tackle A.L. Buser, tackle Ed Hoeffel, end John Moll, quarterback H.S. Ofstie, end Al Tandberg, fullback 1912 Robert Butler, tackle Max Gelein, guard Edmund Gillette, quarterback Ed Hoeffel, end Ray Keeler, guard H.S. Ofstie, end Edward Samp, tackle Al Tandberg, fullback John VanRiper, halfback 1913 Robert Butler, tackle Ray Keeler, guard 1914 Howard Buck, tackle 1915 Dow Beyers, halfback Howard Buck, tackle 1916 Paul Meyers, end 1917 W.M. Kelly, end Eber Simpson, quarterback 1919 Paul Meyers, end 1920 Frank Weston, end 1921 Alvah Elliott, halfback 1922 Marty Below, tackle Gustaf Tebell, end Rollie Williams, quarterback 1923 Marty Below, tackle Merrill Taft, fullback 1925 Doyle Hamilton, halfback 1927 Ed Crofoot, halfback 1928 Rube Wagner, tackle 1929 John Parks, guard 1930 Greg Kabat, guard Milo Lubratovich, tackle 1931 Greg Kabat, guard 1932 Greg Kabat, guard 1938 Jack Murray, center Howard Weiss, fullback 1939 George Paskvan, fullback 1940 George Paskvan, fullback 1941 Pat Harder, fullback Dave Schreiner, end 1942 Pat Harder, fullback Elroy Hirsch, halfback Fred Negus, center Dave Schreiner, end 1945 Clarence Esser, tackle 1947 Bob Wilson, center/end 1949 Bob Wilson, center/end 1951 John Coatta, quarterback 1952 Alan Ameche, fullback Bob Kennedy, guard George O’Brien, guard Dave Suminski, tackle 1953 Alan Ameche, fullback

1954 Alan Ameche, fullback Gary Messner, guard 1958 Jerry Stalcup, guard Dick Teteak, center 1959 Dale Hackbart, quarterback Dan Lanphear, tackle Jerry Stalcup, guard 1961 Pat Richter, end1962 Pat Richter, end Ron Vander Kelen, quarterback1963 Louis Holland, halfback 1966 Bob Richter, linebacker 1967 Ken Criter, linebacker Tom Domres, tackle 1968 Ken Criter, linebacker 1970 Bill Gregory, defensive end Chuck Winfrey, linebacker 1971 Rufus Ferguson, running back1972 Rufus Ferguson, running back Dave Lokanc, linebacker 1973 Billy Marek, running back Mike Webster, center 1974 Dennis Lick, tackle Billy Marek, running back Jack Novak, end 1975 Dennis Lick, tackle Billy Marek, running back Terry Stieve, tackle 1977 Dennis Stejskal, defensive end 1979 Dave Mohapp, fullback Ray Snell, tackle 1980 Tim Krumrie, noseguard 1981 Dave Greenwood, def. back Tim Krumrie, noseguard Dave Mohapp, fullback Darryl Sims, defensive tackle Matt VandenBoom, def. back 1982 Dave Greenwood, def. back Tim Krumrie, noseguard Darryl Sims, defensive tackle Matt VandenBoom, def. back Bob Winckler, tackle 1983 Jim Melka, linebacker Al Toon, wide receiver 1984 Jeff Dellenbach, tackle Richard Johnson, def. back Darryl Sims, defensive tackle Al Toon, wide receiver 1985 Bob Landsee, guard 1986 Nate Odomes, defensive back Michael Reid, linebacker 1987 Paul Gruber, tackle 1990 Don Davey, defensive tackle 1991 Troy Vincent, cornerback 1992 Chuck Belin, guard Gary Casper, linebacker Lamark Shackerford, nose grd. Rich Thompson, kicker 1993 Darrell Bevell, quarterback Jeff Messenger, safety Brent Moss, running back Joe Panos, tackle Cory Raymer, center Michael Roan, tight end Joe Rudolph, guard Lamark Shackerford, nose grd.

1994 Jeff Messenger, safety Cory Raymer, center Joe Rudolph, guard Mike Thompson, def. tackle Mike Verstegen, tackle 1995 Tarek Saleh, defensive end 1996 Ron Dayne, running back Pete Monty, linebacker Tarek Saleh, defensive end Jamie Vanderveldt, guard 1997 Matt Davenport, kicker 1998 Tom Burke, defensive end Matt Davenport, kicker Ron Dayne, running back Jamar Fletcher, cornerback Aaron Gibson, tackle Kevin Stemke, punter 1999 Wendell Bryant, def. tackle Ron Dayne, running back Bill Ferrario, guard Jamar Fletcher, cornerback Chris McIntosh, tackle Vitaly Pisetsky, kicker Casey Rabach, center 2000 Wendell Bryant, def. tackle Jamar Fletcher, cornerback Nick Greisen, linebacker Casey Rabach, guard Kevin Stemke, punter 2001 Mark Anelli, tight end Wendell Bryant, def. tackle Anthony Davis, running back Mike Echols, defensive back Lee Evans, wide receiver Nick Greisen, linebacker 2002 Jim Leonhard, defensive back 2003 Lee Evans, wide receiver Anttaj Hawthorne, def. tackle Jim Leonhard, defensive back Alex Lewis, linebacker 2004 Dan Buenning, guard Anttaj Hawthorne, def. tackle Erasmus James, defensive end Jim Leonhard, defensive back Scott Starks, defensive back2005 Brian Calhoun, running back Ken DeBauche, punter Joe Thomas, offensive tackle2006 P.J. Hill, running back Jack Ikegwuonu, def. back Joe Thomas, offensive tackle2007 Travis Beckum, tight end Marcus Coleman, center Jack Ikegwuonu, def. back Taylor Mehlhaff, kicker 2008 Garrett Graham, tight end Allen Langford, def. back2009 Gabe Carimi, tackle John Clay, running back Garrett Graham, tight end John Moffitt, guard O’Brien Schofield, def. end2010 Gabe Carimi, tackle Antonio Fenelus, def. back Lance Kendricks, tight end John Moffitt, guard J.J. Watt, defensive end

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2011 Montee Ball, running back Chris Borland, linebacker Antonio Fenelus, def.back Aaron Henry, defensive back Peter Konz, center Josh Oglesby, tackle Mike Taylor, linebacker Russell Wilson, quarterback Kevin Zeitler, guard2012 Jared Abbrederis, w. receiver Montee Ball, running back Chris Borland, linebacker Travis Frederick, center Jacob Pedersen, tight end Mike Taylor, linebacker Rick Wagner, left tackle2013 Jared Abbrederis, w. receiver Chris Borland, linebacker Ryan Groy, left guard2014 Kyle Costigan, right guard Melvin Gordon, running back Rob Havenstein, right tackle Derek Landisch, linebacker2015 Alex Erickson, wide receiver Joe Schobert, linebacker2016 Corey Clement, running back Ryan Ramczyk, tackle Sojourn Shelton, def. back T.J. Watt, linebacker

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Big Ten Player of the Week HonorsOFF — Offensive POW (began 1987) DEF — Defensive POW (began 1987) ST — Special Teams POW (began 1994)FR — Freshman of the Week (began 2010)

1990Nov. 19 Don Davey DEF

1991Sept. 16 Troy Vincent DEF

1992Sept. 19 Terrell Fletcher OFFOct. 3 Chad Yocum DEFOct. 17 Rich Thompson OFF

1993Sept. 4 Jeff Messenger DEFSept. 25 Brent Moss OFFOct. 11 Darrell Bevell OFFNov. 22 Terrell Fletcher OFF

1994Sept. 26 Terrell Fletcher OFF John Hall STOct. 31 Eric Unverzagt DEFNov. 21 Jeff Messenger DEF

1995Sept. 30 Darrell Bevell OFF Daryl Carter DEFNov. 13 John Hall ST

1996Sept. 16 John Hall STOct. 22 John Hall STNov. 4 Ron Dayne OFF John Hall STNov. 11 Ron Dayne OFFNov. 25 Ron Dayne OFF

1997Sept. 8 John Favret DEFSept. 27 Matt Davenport STOct. 6 Matt Davenport ST

1998Sept. 26 Ron Dayne OFFOct. 3 Tom Burke DEFOct. 17 Ron Dayne OFFOct. 24 Tom Burke DEFNov. 21 Tom Burke DEF

1999Sept. 12 Nick Davis OFFSept. 19 Ron Dayne OFFOct. 3 Vitaly Pisetsky STOct. 10 Vitaly Pisetsky STOct. 17 Chris Ghidorzi DEFOct. 24 Ron Dayne OFFNov. 7 Ron Dayne OFF Jamar Fletcher DEFNov. 14 Ron Dayne OFF

2000Sept. 11 Michael Bennett OFF Jamar Fletcher DEF Kevin Stemke STOct. 15 MIke Echols DEF Kevin Stemke STNov. 6 Nick Greisen DEF

2001Aug. 27 Lee Evans OFF Erasmus James DEFSept. 24 Wendell Bryant DEFOct. 15 Mike Echols DEF

2002Aug. 26 Jim Leonhard DEF Mike Allen STOct. 28 Brooks Bollinger OFFNov. 4 Alex Lewis DEFNov. 25 Anthony Davis OFF

2003Sept. 8 Lee Evans OFFSept. 29 Dwayne Smith OFFOct. 6 Jim Leonhard STOct. 20 Alex Lewis DEFOct. 27 Jim Leonhard DEFNov. 17 Lee Evans OFF

2004Sept. 13 Jim Leonhard STSept. 20 Erasmus James DEFSept. 27 Erasmus James DEFOct. 2 Anthony Davis OFFOct. 16 Scott Starks DEFNov. 6 John Stocco OFF

2005Sept. 5 Brian Calhoun OFFSept. 12 Brandon Williams STSept. 19 Ken DeBauche STOct. 3 Brandon Williams STOct. 31 Brian Calhoun OFF Nov. 28 John Stocco OFF Dontez Sanders DEF Taylor Mehlhaff ST

2006Sept. 4 Jonathan Casillas STSept. 25 Ken DeBauche STOct. 2 John Stocco OFFOct. 9 P.J. Hill OFFOct. 30 Taylor Mehlhaff ST

2007Sept. 3 Tyler Donovan OFFSept. 17 David Gilreath STSept. 24 Ken DeBauche STOct. 1 P.J. Hill OFFOct. 29 DeAndre Levy DEFNov. 12 Matt Shaughnessy DEFNov. 19 Zach Brown OFF

2008Sept. 15 DeAndre Levy DEFOct. 27 Brad Nortman STNov. 10 David Gilreath OFFNov. 17 Mike Newkirk DEF

2009Sept. 20 Chris Borland STSept. 27 Scott Tolzien OFFOct. 4 John Clay OFF O’Brien Schofield DEFNov. 1 Chris Borland DEFNov. 15 Scott Tolzien OFFDec. 6 John Clay OFF J.J. Watt DEF David Gilreath ST

2010Sept. 27 James White FROct. 4 James White FROct. 11 John Clay OFFOct. 18 David Gilreath STOct. 25 J.J. Watt DEF Brad Nortman STNov. 8 Antonio Fenelus DEFNov. 15 James White FRNov. 22 James White FRNov. 29 Scott Tolzien OFF J.J. Watt DEF

2011Sept. 5 Russell Wilson OFFSept. 12 Mike Taylor DEFOct. 3 Russell Wilson OFF Mike Taylor DEFOct. 17 Montee Ball OFFOct. 31 Mike Taylor DEFNov. 7 Montee Ball OFF Chris Borland DEFNov. 14 Russell Wilson OFFNov. 21 Montee Ball OFF Chris Borland DEFNov. 28 Montee Ball OFF

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2012Sept. 24 Chris Borland DEFOct. 15 Montee Ball OFFNov. 12 Montee Ball OFF

2013Sept. 9 Corey Clement FRSept. 23 Melvin Gordon OFFNov. 11 Chris Borland DEFNov. 18 Corey Clement FR

2014Sept. 22 Melvin Gordon OFFNov. 3 Corey Clement OFFNov. 10 Vince Biegel DEFNov. 17 Melvin Gordon OFFNov. 24 Melvin Gordon OFF

2015Sept. 28 Taiwan Deal FROct. 5 Joe Schobert DEFOct. 19 T.J. Edwards FROct. 26 Drew Meyer STNov. 30 Drew Meyer ST

2016Sept. 5 Rafael Gaglianone STSept. 26 T.J. Watt DEFSept. 26 Alex Hornibrook OFFOct. 17 Jack Cichy DEFOct. 31 Ryan Connelly DEF

Career Most Overall POW Honors1. Ron Dayne, 1996-99 92. Montee Ball, 2009-12 6 Chris Borland, 2009-13 64. John Hall, 1993-96 55. Jim Leonhard, 2001-04 4 David Gilreath, 2007-10 4 James White, 2010-13 4 Melvin Gordon, 2011-14 4

Most Offensive POW Honors1. Ron Dayne, 1996-99 92. Montee Ball, 2009-12 63. Melvin Gordon, 2011-14 44. Terrell Fletcher, 1991-94 3 Lee Evans, 1999-03 3 John Stocco, 2003-06 3 John Clay, 2008-10 3 Scott Tolzien, 2009-10 3 Russell Wilson, 2011 3

Most Defensive POW Honors1. Chris Borland, 2009-13 52. Tom Burke, 1995-98 3 Erasmus James, 2001-04 3 J.J. Watt, 2009-10 35. Jeff Messenger, 1991-94 2 Jamar Fletcher, 1998-00 2 Mike Echols, 1998-01 2 Jim Leonhard, 2001-04 2 Alex Lewis, 2002-03 2 DeAndre Levy, 2005-08 2 Mike Taylor, 2009-12 2

Most Special Teams POW Honors1. John Hall1993-96 52. Ken DeBauche, 2004-07 3 David Gilreath, 2007-10 34. Matt Davenport, 1997-98 2 Vitaly Pisetsky, 1997-00 2 Kevin Stemke, 1997-00 2 Jim Leonhard, 2001-04 2 Brandon Williams, 2002-05 2 Taylor Mehlhaff, 2004-07 2 Brad Nortman, 2008-11 2 Drew Meyer, 2012-15 2

Season (Individual)Overall Player of the Week Honors1. Ron Dayne, 1999 4 James White, 2010 4 Montee Ball, 2011 44. Ron Dayne, 1996 3 John Hall, 1996 3 Tom Burke, 1998 3 Russell Wilson, 2011 3 Melvin Gordon, 2014 3

Offensive POW Honors1. Ron Dayne, 1999 4 Montee Ball, 2011 43. Ron Dayne, 1996 3 Russell Wilson, 2011 3 Melvin Gordon, 2014 3

Defensive POW Honors1. Tom Burke, 1998 32. Erasmus James, 2004 2 J.J. Watt, 2010 2 Mike Taylor, 2011 2 Chris Borland, 2011 2

Special Teams POW Honors1. John Hall, 1996 32. Matt Davenport, 1997 2 Vitaly Pisetsky, 1999 2 Kevin Stemke, 2000 2 Brandon Williams, 2005 2 Drew Meyer, 2015 2

Freshman of the Week Honors1. James White, 2010 42. Corey Clement, 2013 2

Season (Team)Overall Player of the Week Honors1. 2010 11 2011 113. 1999 9 2009 95. 2005 8

Offensive POW Honors1. 2011 72. 1999 53. 2009 4 2014 45. 1993, 1996, 2003 3 2005, 2007

Defensive POW Honors1. 2011 42. 1998, 2000, 2001 3 2004, 2009, 2010, 2016

Special Teams POW Honors1. 2005 42. 1996 3 2006 34. 1997, 1999, 2000, 2007 2 2009, 2010, 2015

Freshman of the Week Honors1. 2010 42. 2013 2 2015 2

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Academic HonorsCoSIDA Academic All-DistrictThe College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) selects the nation’s Academic All-America teams. To be nominated, a student-athlete must be a starter or important reserve with at least a 3.20 cumulative grade-point average for his career.

2002 Jim Leonhard, defensive back Scott Starks, defensive back2003 Jim Leonhard, defensive back2004 Jim Leonhard, defensive back Joe Thomas, offensive tackle2005 Jason Pociask, tight end Joe Thomas, offensive tackle2006 Luke Swan, wide receiver Joe Thomas, offensive tackle2007 Luke Swan, wide receiver2008 Zach Brown, running back2009 Brad Nortman, punter2010 Bradie Ewing, fullback Peter Konz, center2012 Michael Trotter, defensive back2014 Dan Voltz, center2015 Dan Voltz, center

CoSIDA Academic All-America1952 Bob Kennedy, guard, first team 1953 Alan Ameche, fullback, first team 1954 Alan Ameche, fullback, first team 1955 Pat Levenhagen, halfback, second team 1958 Jon Hobbs, fullback, first team 1959 Dale Hackbart, quarterback, first team 1960 Henry Derleth, end, honorable mention 1962 Pat Richter, tight end, first team 1963 Ken Bowman, center, first team 1966 Bob Richter, linebacker, second team 1972 Rufus Ferguson, running back, first team 1980 Dave Mohapp, fullback, second team 1981 Dave Mohapp, fullback, second team 1982 Kyle Borland, linebacker, first team Tim Stracka, end, second team Matt VandenBoom, def. back, second team 1987 Don Davey, defensive end, first team 1988 Don Davey, defensive end, first team 1989 Don Davey, defensive end, first team 1990 Don Davey, defensive tackle, first team 1996 Bryan Jurewicz, defensive line, second team 2003 Jim Leonhard, defensive back, second team 2004 Jim Leonhard, defensive back, first team2006 Joe Thomas, offensive tackle, second team

Rhodes Scholars 1927 Jefferson Burrus 1950 David Staiger

Academic All-America All-Time Team Four former Badgers were named to the Academic All-America All-Time team in 1998. Fullback Alan Ameche was a first-team choice and center Ken Bowman, defensive line-man Don Davey and defensive back Dale Hackbart were named to the second team. All four Badgers are former Academic All-Americans. Davey (Manitowoc, Wis.) is the only four-time Academic All-America pick in University Division history.

Academic All-America Hall of FameTwo former Badgers gridiron stars (Alan Ameche and Pat Richter) have been inducted into the CoSIDA Academic All-America Hall of Fame. To gain admittance, student-athletes must be former Academic All-Americans who distinguished themselves off the playing field after graduation. Ameche retired in Philadelphia after his professional football career and became one of the city’s philanthropic leaders. Richter played pro football in Washington before returning to UW to earn his law degree. He worked at a Madison law firm and at Oscar Meyer before his appoint-ment as Director of Athletics at the University of Wisconsin.

NCAA Post-Graduate Scholars The NCAA annually awards post-graduate scholarships to student-athletes who excel academically and athletically and who are in their last year of collegiate competition. Thirteen scholarships each year go to FBS players.

1966 Dave Fronek, safety 1980 Tom Stauss, split end 1983 Matt VandenBoom, defensive back

National Football Foundation Scholar-Athletes 1966 Dave Fronek, safety 1979 Tom Stauss, split end 2004 Jim Leonhard, defensive back2006 Joe Thomas, offensive tackle2010 Scott Tolzien, quarterback

Athletic Board Scholars 1985 Richard Streifel, computer science 1986 Richard Streifel, computer science 1987 Don Davey, mechanical engineering 1988 Don Davey, mechanical engineering 1989 Don Davey, mechanical engineering 1990 Don Davey, mechanical engineering 1991 Jeff Rasmussen, finance & banking 1992 Matt Nyquist, business: management 1993 Matt Nyquist, business: management 1994 Mike Rader, mechanical engineering 1995 Bryan Jurewicz, construction administration 1996 Bryan Jurewicz, construction administration 1997 Chris Ghidorzi, economics 1998 Jason Eck, psychology & philosophy 1999 Jason Schick, finance 2000 Jason Schick, finance 2001 Jason Schick, finance 2002 Jason Pociask, kinesiology 2003 Matt Gajda, mechanical engineering 2004 Matt Gajda, mechanical engineering 2005 Joel Nellis, kinesiology2006 Matt Brown, kinesiology2007 Matt Brown, kinesiology2008 Chris Pressley, life sciences communication2009 Prince Moody, edu. leadership & policy analysis2010 Brad Nortman, accounting2011 Russell Wilson, edu. leadership & policy analysis2012 Michael Trotter, accounting2013 Michael Trotter, accounting2014 Dan Voltz, kinesiology2015 Dan Voltz, kinesiology2016 Zander Neuville, biology

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1953 John Dixon, guard 1954 Pat Levenhagen, halfback Clarence Stensby, guard 1955 Pat Levenhagen, halfback 1956 Pat Levenhagen, halfback 1957 John Heineke, guard 1958 Jerry Stalcup, guard Bob Zeman, halfback 1959 Henry Derleth, end Dale Hackbart, quarterback 1960 Henry Derleth, end 1961 Brian Moore, end 1962 Ron Carlson, end Pat Richter, end 1963 Ken Bowman, center Billy Smith, halfback 1966 Phil Peterson, guard Eric Rice, defensive end Bob Richter, linebacker 1967 Wally Schoessow, guard 1968 Wally Schoessow, guard 1971 Rufus Ferguson, running back Neil Graff, quarterback Keith Nosbusch, guard Bob Strock, defensive end 1972 Rufus Ferguson, running back Keith Nosbusch, guard 1973 Gregg Bohlig, quarterback 1974 Gregg Bohlig, quarterback Randy Frokjer, defensive end Rick Kocek, guard 1976 Jim Moore, center 1977 Greg Barber, tight end Tom Kaltenberg, tackle Dan Schieble, defensive back Tom Stauss, split end 1978 David Charles, tight end John Kiltz, punter Jim Moore, center Tom Stauss, split end 1979 Tom Stauss, split end Tim Stracka, wide receiver 1980 Dave Mohapp, fullback Tim Stracka, split end 1981 Dave Mohapp, fullback Matt VandenBoom, def. back 1982 Kyle Borland, linebacker Tim Stracka, split end Matt VandenBoom, def. back 1983 Russ Bellford, defensive back 1985 Craig Raddatz, linebacker 1987 Don Davey, defensive end Andy Hartlieb, linebacker Robert Newell, linebacker Tim Otto, tackle 1988 Jim Basten, center Brad Brekke, punter Don Davey, defensive end Andy Hartlieb, linebacker Robert Newell, linebacker Tim Otto, tackle Pete Underwood, linebacker 1989 Jim Basten, guard Brad Brekke, punter Don Davey, defensive end Robert Newell, linebacker Brady Pierce, tackle

1990 Jim Basten, guard Brad Brekke, punter Don Davey, defensive tackle Robert Newell, linebacker Brady Pierce, tackle 1991 Matt Krueger, kicker Korey Manley, defensive back Jeff Rasmussen, center Jay Simala, quarterback 1992 Korey Manley, defensive back Matt Nyquist, fullback Jeff Rasmussen, center Joe Rudolph, guard Sam Veit, punter 1993 Jason Maniecki, def. tackle Matt Nyquist, tight end Joe Rudolph, guard Sam Veit, punter1994 Chad Cascadden, linebacker Bryan Jurewicz, def. tackle Jason Maniecki, nose guard Matt Nyquist, tight end Joe Rudolph, guard Sam Veit, punter 1995 Bryan Jurewicz, def. tackle Jason Maniecki, def. tackle Matt Nyquist, tight end Mike Rader, center Ryan Sondrup, tight end 1996 Trent Gross, defensive back Bryan Jurewicz, def. tackle Chris McIntosh, tackle Mike Rader, center Tim Rosga, defensive back 1997 Mark Davis, linebacker Chris Ghidorzi, linebacker Chris Janek, noseguard Ben McCormick, quarterback Sam Mueller, defensive end Chris Paulik, tackle Rob Roell, guard Eric Skrzypchak, punter Ryan Sondrup, tight end Donnel Thompson, linebacker 1998 Jason Eck, center Chris Ghidorzi, linebacker Roger Knight, linebacker Dan Lisowski, linebacker Sam Mueller, defensive end Rob Roell, guard Mark Tauscher, tackle 1999 Joey Boese, cornerback David Braun, wide receiver Wendell Bryant, def. tackle Chris Ghidorzi, linebacker Chad Kuhns, fullback Sam Mueller, defensive end Dague Retzlaff, tight end Rob Roell, guard Jason Schick, defensive back Mark Tauscher, tackle 2000 Joey Boese, safety Bret Burlingame, cornerback Lee Evans, wide receiver Josh Hunt, wide receiver Jason Jowers, guard Chad Kuhns, fullback

Jeff Mack, linebacker Ryan Marks, linebacker Dague Retzlaff, tight end Jason Schick, safety 2001 Joey Boese, safety David Braun, wide receiver Erasmus James, defensive line Chad Kuhns, fullback Russ Kuhns, fullback Jeff Mack, linebacker Jason Schick, linebacker2002 Matt Bernstein, fullback Chris Catalano, linebacker Owen Daniels, quarterback Jim Leonhard, defensive back Mike Lorenz, offensive line Ryan Simmons, defensive back Scott Starks, defensive back Jonathan Welsh, defensive line 2003 Nick Cochart, defensive line Matt Gajda, defensive line Jim Leonhard, defensive back Alex Lewis, linebacker Mike Lorenz, offensive line Joe Monty, defensive line Jason Palermo, offensive line Jason Pociask, tight end Levonne Rowan, def. back Scott Starks, defensive back Joe Stellmacher, def. back John Stocco, quarterback Jake Wood, offensive line Mark Zalewski, linebacker 2004 Ken DeBauche, punter Paul Joran, linebacker John Gillen, linebacker Jim Leonhard, defensive back Mike Lorenz, tackle Jason Pociask, tight end Joe Stellmacher, def. back Ben Strickland, defensive back Joe Thomas, tackle Jake Wood, guard2005 Jason Chapman, defensive line Andy Crooks, linebacker Casey Hogan, linebacker Paul Joran, linebacker Allen Langford, defensive back Joel Nellis, tight end Mike Newkirk, defensive line Jason Pociask, tight end Ben Strickland, defensive back Luke Swan, wide receiver Joe Thomas, offensive line2006 Josh Balts, running back Matt Brown, tight end Andy Crooks, tight end Elijah Hodge, linebacker Jeff Holzbauer, wide receiver Paul Joran, linebacker Andy Kemp, offensive line Derek Konkol, wide receiver DeAndre Levy, linebacker Sean Lewis, tight end Ben Strickland, defensive back Luke Swan, wide receiver Joe Thomas, offensive line

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Eric Vanden Heuvel, off. line2007 Jake Bscherer, off. line Gabe Carimi, off. line Andy Crooks, tight end Kirk DeCremer, def. line Allan Evridge, quarterback Ryan Flasch, linebacker Xavier Harris, wide receiver Will Hartmann, defensive back Casey Hogan, linebacker Tyler Holland, running back Andy Kemp, off. line Ben Landgraf, linebacker Sean Lewis, tight end Bill Nagy, off. line Chris Pressley, fullback Ben Strickland, defensive back Luke Swan, wide receiver Mickey Turner, tight end Jay Valai, defensive back2008 Zach Brown, running back Gabe Carimi, off. line Allan Evridge, quarterback Ryan Flasch, linebacker William Hartmann, def. back Tyler Holland, defensive back Andy Kemp, off. line Prince Moody, defensive back Louis Nzegwu, def. line Chris Pressley, fullback Blake Sorensen, linebacker Mickey Turner, tight end2009 Zach Brown, running back Gabe Carimi, off. line Nate Emanuel, wide receiver Bradie Ewing, fullback Antonio Fenelus, def. back Matthew Groff, linebacker Will Hartmann, defensive back Jordan Hein, defensive line Aaron Henry, defensive back Tyler Holland, defensive back Peter Konz, offensive line Andrew Lukasko, def. back Prince Moody, defensive back Brad Nortman, punter Chukwuma Offor, def. back Curt Phillips, quarterback Devin Smith, defensive back Blake Sorensen, linebacker Scott Tolzien, quarterback Mickey Turner, tight end J.J. Watt, defensive line Drew Woodward, long snapper 2010 Ethan Armstrong, linebacker Gabe Carimi, offensive line Bradie Ewing, fullback Antonio Fenelus, def. back Ethan Hemer, defensive line Aaron Henry, defensive back Shelton Johnson, def. back Jordan Kohout, defensive line Peter Konz, offensive line Rob Korslin, tight end Andrew Lukasko, def. back Zac Matthias, offensive line Pat Muldoon, defensive line Brad Nortman, punter Conor O’Neill, defensive back Devin Smith, defensive back Blake Sorensen, linebacker

Culmer St. Jean, linebacker Scott Tolzien, quarterback J.J. Watt, defensive line Ryan Wickesberg, punter Kevin Zeitler, offensive line2011 Bradie Ewing, fullback Antonio Fenelus, def. back Kyle French, kicker Ryan Groy, offensive line Aaron Henry, defensive back Peniel Jean, defensive back Shelton Johnson, def. back Jordan Kohout, defensive line Peter Konz, offensive line Andrew Lukasko, def. back Brad Nortman, punter Conor O’Neill, linebacker Chukwuma Offor, wide receiver Marcus Trotter, linebacker Michael Trotter, def. back Kevin Zeitler, offensive line2012 Beau Allen, defensive line Sam Arneson, tight end Ray Ball, offensive line Lance Baretz, wide receiver Robert Burge, offensive line Travis Frederick, offensive line Jordan Fredrick, wide receiver Kyle French, kicker Melvin Gordon, running back Ryan Groy, offensive line Peniel Jean, defensive back Shelton Johnson, def. back Derek Landisch, linebacker Tyler Marz, offensive line James McGuire, long snapper Pat Muldoon, defensive line Conor O’Neill, linebacker Curt Phillips, quarterback Devin Smith, corner back Joel Stave, quarterback Austin Traylor, tight end Marcus Trotter, linebacker Michael Trotter, def. back Rick Wagner, offensive line Derek Watt, fullback2013 Jared Abbrederis, wide receiver Sam Arneson, tight end Brett Arnold, wide receiver Lance Baretz, wide receiver Vince Biegel, linebacker Trent Denlinger, offensive line Jordan Fredrick, wide receiver Kyle French, kicker Melvin Gordon, running back Ryan Groy, offensive line Nate Hammon, safety Ethan Hemer, defensive end Bart Houston, quarterback Brendan Kelly, linebacker Derek Landisch, linebacker Tyler Marz, offensive line James McGuire, long snapper Leo Musso, safety Curt Phillips, quarterback Jerry Ponio, safety Joel Stave, quarterback Marcus Trotter, linebacker Michael Trotter, safety Dan Voltz, offensive line Derek Watt, fullback

2014 Sam Arneson, tight end Hayden Biegel, offensive line Vince Biegel, linebacker Andy Endicott, kicker Alex Erickson, wide receiver Joe Ferguson, safety Jordan Fredrick, wide receiver Troy Fumagalli, tight end Warren Herring, defensive line Bart Houston, quarterback Alec James, defensive end Peniel Jean, safety Jake Keefer, defensive end Derek Landisch, linebacker Tyler Marz, offensive line James McGuire, long snapper Leo Musso, safety Chikwe Obasih, defensive end Ben Ruechel, linebacker Joel Stave, quarterback Eric Steffes, tight end Derek Straus, fullback Marcus Trotter, linebacker Michael Trotter, linebacker Dan Voltz, offensive line Derek Watt, fullback Walker Williams, offensive line2015 Thad Armstrong, quarterback Hayden Biegel, offensive line Vince Biegel, linebacker Evan Bondoc, safety Brett Connors, offensive line Andrew Endicott, kicker Alex Erickson, wide receiver Joe Ferguson, safety Terrance Floyd, cornerback Jordan Fredrick, wide receiver Troy Fumagalli, tight end Bart Houston, quarterback Alec James, defensive end A.J. Jordan, wide receiver Jake Keefer, defensive end Tyler Marz, offensive line Leo Musso, safety Zander Neuville, linebacker Chikwe Obasih, defensive end P.J. Rosowski, punter Conor Sheehy, nose guard Joel Stave, quarterback Eric Steffes, tight end Derek Straus, fullback Dan Voltz,, offensive line Derek Watt, fullback T.J. Watt, linebacker Walker Williams, offensive line2016 Connor Allen, kicker Zack Baun, linebacker Vince Biegel, linebacker Evan Bondoc, defensive back Ryan Connelly, linebacker Brett Connors, offensive line D’Cota Dixon, defensive back David Edwards, offensive line Andrew Endicott, kicker Arrington Farrar, def. back Joe Ferguson, defensive back Alex Hornibrook, quarterback Bart Houston, quarterback Alec Ingold, fullback Tyler Johnson, linebacker Reggie Love, wide receiver

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Team Honors and AwardsIvan Williamson Scholastic Award Presented annually to a player(s) who has been exemplary in the areas of scholarship and sportsmanship.

1955 Wells Gray 1956 William Lowe 1957 John Heineke 1958 Sidney Williams 1959 Robert Zeman 1960 Gerald Kulcinski 1961 David Bichler 1962 Gary Kroner 1963 Bob Johnson 1964 James Hennig 1965 Louis Jung 1966 Eric Rice 1967 John Boyajian 1968 Lynn Buss 1969 Brad Monroe 1970 Gary Buss 1971 Terry Whittaker 1972 Keith Nosbusch 1973 Christopher Davis 1974 Gary Dickert 1975 Dave Anderson 1976 Tim McConnell 1977 Terry Breuscher 1978 Dan Schieble 1979 Tom Stauss 1980 Joe Rothbauer 1981 Matt VandenBoom 1982 Kyle Borland Tim Stracka 1983 Steve Fritz 1984 Russ Bellford 1985 Brian Hoffman 1986 Michael Reid 1987 Rod Lossow 1988 Andy Hartlieb 1989 Tim Knoeck 1990 Don Davey 1991 Jerry Huggett 1992 Korey Manley 1993 Scott Nelson 1994 Joe Rudolph 1995 Matt Nyquist 1996 Bryan Jurewicz 1997 Ben McCormick 1998 Bob Adamov 1999 Chris Ghidorzi 2000 Dague Retzlaff 2001 Joey Boese 2002 Jason Jowers 2003 Jeff Mack 2004 Jim Leonhard 2005 Jason Pociask2006 Luke Swan2007 Kirk DeCremer2008 Chris Pressley2009 Mickey Turner2010 Culmer St. Jean

2011 Brad Nortman2012 Shelton Johnson2013 Curt Phillips2014 Ben Ruechel2015 Jake Keefer2016 Eric Steffes Serge Trezy

Jimmy Demetral Team MVP Presented annually to the player(s) most instrumental to the success of the team, as selected by his team-mates and coaches.

1926 Jefferson Burrus, E 1927 Ed Crofoot, HB 1928 Bo Cuisinier, QB 1929 Harold Rebholz, FB 1930 Ernie Lusby, HB 1931 Harold Smith, T 1932 Mickey McGuire, HB 1933 Robert Schiller, HB 1934 Milt Kummer, G 1935 Ed Jankowski, FB 1936 Ed Jankowski, FB 1937 Howard Weiss, FB 1938 Howard Weiss, FB 1939 George Paskvan, FB 1940 George Paskvan, FB 1941 Pat Harder, FB 1942 Dave Schreiner, E 1943 Joe Keenan, C 1944 Clarence Esser, T 1945 Clarence Esser, T 1946 Fred Negus, C 1947 Robert Wilson, C 1948 Robert Wilson, C 1949 Robert Wilson, C 1950 Bob Radcliffe, LB 1951 Hal Faverty, E 1952 Dave Suminski, T 1953 Alan Ameche, FB 1954 Alan Ameche, FB 1955 Wells Gray, T 1956 David Howard, E 1957 Danny Lewis, HB 1958 Jon Hobbs, FB Dick Teteak, C 1959 Jerry Stalcup, G 1960 Tom Wiesner, FB 1961 Ron Miller, QB 1962 Ron VanderKelen, QB 1963 Jim Pernell, LB 1964 Carl Silvestri, LB 1965 Tom Brigham, DB 1966 Bob Richter, LB 1967 Tom Domres, DT 1968 Ken Criter, LB 1969 Stu Voigt, TE 1970 Chuck Winfrey, LB 1971 Neil Graff, QB 1972 Rufus Ferguson, TB 1973 Mike Webster, C

1974 Gregg Bohlig, QB 1975 Billy Marek, TB 1976 Mike Carroll, QB 1977 Dave Crossen, LB 1978 Mike Kalasmiki, QB 1979 Tom Stauss, WR 1980 Dave Ahrens, LB 1981 Dave Levenick, LB 1982 Randy Wright, QB 1983 Al Toon, WR 1984 Al Toon, WR 1985 Larry Emery, TB 1986 Michael Reid, LB 1987 Paul Gruber, OT 1988 David Wings, LB 1989 Tim Knoeck, OLB 1990 Don Davey, DT 1991 Troy Vincent, DB 1992 Gary Casper, LB 1993 Brent Moss, RB 1994 Terrell Fletcher, RB 1995 Darrell Bevell, QB Eric Unverzagt, LB 1996 Pete Monty, LB 1997 Tom Burke, DE 1998 Senior starters: Bob Adamov, OLB Tom Burke, DE Matt Davenport, K Aaron Gibson, T Eric Grams, TE Cecil Martin, FB Mike Samuel, QB Mike Schneck, LS Leonard Taylor, SS 1999 Ron Dayne, RB Chris McIntosh, T 2000 Chris Chambers, WR 2001 Lee Evans, WR 2002 Jim Leonhard, DB 2003 Lee Evans, WR 2004 Scott Starks, DB 2005 Brian Calhoun, RB2006 Senior starters: John Stocco, QB Joe Thomas, T Joe Monty, DE Mark Zalewski, LB Joe Stellmacher, DB Roderick Rogers, DB2007 Tyler Donovan, QB Matt Shaughnessy, DL2008 Allen Langford, DB2009 Garrett Graham, TE O’Brien Schofield, DE2010 Scott Tolzien, QB J.J. Watt, DE2011 Montee Ball, RB Russell Wilson, QB Antonio Fenelus, DB Mike Taylor, LB2012 Jared Abbrederis, WR Montee Ball, RB

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Offensive Player of the Year Presented to the top player or players on offense, as selected by the coach-ing staff.

2013 Jared Abbrederis, WR James White, RB2014 Melvin Gordon, RB2015 Alex Erickson, WR2016 Corey Clement, RB

Defensive Player of the Year Presented to the top player or players on defense, as selected by the coach-ing staff.

2013 Beau Allen NG Dezmen Southward, S2014 Michael Caputo, S2015 Michael Caputo, S2016 T.J. Watt, OLB

Special Teams Player of the Year Presented annually to the most valu-able player(s) on special teams, as selected by the coaching staff.

1990 Rich Thompson, K 1991 Korey Manley, DB 1992 Vince Zullo, WR 1993 Jeff Wirth, FB 1994 Chad Cascadden, OLB 1995 Tom Burke, DE 1996 John Hall, K/P 1997 Matt Davenport, K Kevin Stemke, P 1998 Matt Davenport, K Tim Rosga, PR / Holder Mike Schneck, LS Kevin Stemke, P 1999 Vitaly Pisetsky, K 2000 Kevin Stemke, P 2001 Mark Downing, LB 2002 Jim Leonhard, DB 2003 Jim Leonhard, DB 2004 Ken DeBauche, P2005 Brandon Williams, KR/PR2006 Taylor Mehlhaff, K2007 Taylor Mehlhaff, K2008 Bill Rentmeester, FB2009 Will Hartmann, DB2010 David Gilreath, WR2011 Bradie Ewing, RB2012 Kyle Zuleger, RB2013 Kyle Zuleger, S2014 Kenzel Doe, WR2015 Natrell Jamerson, WR2016 Connor Udelhoven, LS

Rookie of the Year Presented to the top freshman or freshmen as selected by the coach-ing staff.

1998 Nick Davis, WR Jamar Fletcher, DB 1999 Brooks Bollinger, QB 2000 Jim Sorgi, QB 2001 Anthony Davis, RB 2002 Jonathan Orr, WR 2003 Booker Stanley, RB 2004 Jamal Cooper, DL Andy Crooks, LB2005 Matthew Shaughnessy, DL2007 Gabe Carimi, OL Aaron Henry, DB2008 John Clay, RB2009 Chris Borland, LB2010 James White, RB2011 Derek Landisch, LB2012 Derek Watt, FB

Comeback Player of the Year Presented to the player or play-ers who overcame injury or other obstacles to play a key role in the team’s success, as selected by the coaching staff.

2013 Ethan Armstrong, OLB Brendan Kelly, OLB2014 Joel Stave, QB

Most Improved Player AwardPresented to the players on both offense and defense whose work ethic and dedication led to improve-ment on the field.

2013 Melvin Gordon (Offense) Michael Caputo (Defense)2014 Alex Erickson (Offense) Vince Biegel (Defense)2015 Dare Ogunbowale (Offense) Jack Cichy (Defense) T.J. Edwards (Defense)2016 Michael Deiter, Ryan Ramczyk (Offense) Ryan Connelly, Sojourn Shelton (Defense) P.J. Rosowski (Special Teams)

Scout Team Player of the Year (Offense) Presented annually to the offensive player who excelled on the scout team in preparing the defense for each week’s game.

1990 Jay Simala, QB 1991 Theo Carney, RB 1992 Robert Nelson, RB 1993 Royce Roberson, RB 1994 Dirk Stanger, QB 1995 Eric Grams, TE 1996 Eddie Faulkner, TB

1997 Nick Mueller, FB 1998 Brooks Bollinger, QB 1999 Byron Brown, WR 2000 Jerone Pettus, TB 2001 Jason Palermo, DL 2002 Devin Hollins, QB 2003 Tyler Donovan, QB 2004 Craig Meier, QB2005 Dion Foster, RB2006 Jerry Butler, RB2007 Lance Kendricks, TE2008 Curt Philips, QB2009 Tyler Holland, DB2010 Dallas Lewallen, OL2011 Tyler Marz, OL2012 Austin Traylor, TE2013 Connor Senger, QB2014 Connor Senger, QB2015 Henry Houden, WR2016 Ricky Finco, WR

Scout Team Player of the Year (Defense) Presented annually to the defensive player(s) who excelled on the scout team in preparing the offense for each week’s game.

1990 Dan Kapke, OLB 1991 Terry Glavin, LB 1992 Al Gay, DL Rod Spiller, DL 1993 Haywood Simmons, DL 1994 Royston Jones, LB 1995 Rob Roell, DE 1996 John Favret, DE 1997 George Pratt, DT 1998 Clint Bakken, DT 1999 Russ Kuhns, LB 2000 Jerron Smith, OLB 2001 Matt Gajda, DL 2002 Paul Joran, LB 2003 Jamal Cooper, DL 2004 Nick Sutton, LB2005 Terrance Jamison, DL2006 Kirk DeCremer, DL2007 Jamil Walker, DL2008 J.J. Watt, DL2009 Ethan Hemer, DL2010 Warren Herring, DL2011 James Adeyanju, DL2012 Joe Schobert, DB2013 Chikwe Obasih, DE2014 Jack Cichy, OLB2015 Titus Booker, CB2016 Mike Maskalunas, ILB

Wayne Souza Coaches Appreciation Presented annually to the offensive player(s) who has contributed to the team’s success to the best of his abili-ties. It is based upon improvement, attitude and willingness to help the program in all areas.

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1980 John Williams, RB 1981 Jerry Doerger, OL 1982 Al Toon, WR 1983 Michael Jones, WR Chris Osswald, OG 1984 Bob Landsee, OG 1985 Paul Gruber, OT 1986 Brian Anderson, TE 1987 Marvin Artley, RB 1988 Todd Nelson, OG 1989 Craig Hudson, TE 1990 Dave Senczyszyn, OL 1991 Tom Browne, WR 1992 Joe Panos, OL 1993 Darrell Bevell, QB 1994 Tony Simmons, WR 1995 Michael London, WR 1996 Jerry Wunsch, OL 1997 Cecil Martin, FB 1998 Ron Dayne, TB Mike Samuel, QB 1999 Demetrius Brown, WR Mark Tauscher, T 2000 Casey Rabach, C/RG 2001 Mark Anelli, TE 2002 Brooks Bollinger, QB 2003 Jim Sorgi, QB 2004 Dan Buenning, LG2005 Jonathan Orr, WR Jason Palermo, OL2006 Travis Beckum, TE2007 Travis Beckum, TE Marcus Coleman, C2008 Andy Kemp, OL Eric Vanden Heuvel, OL2009 Scott Tolzien, QB2010 Gabe Carimi, OL John Moffitt, OL Bill Nagy, OL2011 Josh Oglesby, OL Nick Toon, WR2012 Curt Phillips, QB James White, RB2013 Jacob Pedersen, TE Brian Wozniak, TE2014 Dallas Lewallen, OL2015 Derek Watt, FB2016 Bart Houston, QB

Jay Seiler Coaches Appreciation Presented annually to the defensive player who has contributed to the team’s success to the best of his abili-ties. It is based upon improvement, attitude and willingness to help the program in all areas.

1979 Larry Spurlin, LB 1980 Von Mansfield, DB 1981 Mark Shumate, DT 1982 Jody O’Donnell, LB 1983 Craig Raddatz, LB 1984 Tim Jordan, OLB 1985 Mike Boykins, NG Charlie Fawley, LB 1986 Richard Teets, DT

1987 David Wings, LB 1988 LaMarr White, DB 1989 Malvin Hunter, LB 1990 Malvin Hunter, OLB 1991 Duer Sharp, OLB 1992 Lamark Shackerford, NG 1993 Jeff Messenger, DB 1994 Jamel Brown, DB 1995 Tarek Saleh, DE 1996 Tarek Saleh, DE 1997 Donnel Thompson, LB 1998 John Favret, DE Chris Ghidorzi, LB 1999 Donnel Thompson, LB 2000 John Favret, Rush 2001 Wendell Bryant, DT 2002 Jake Sprague, DL 2003 Anttaj Hawthorne, DL 2004 Erasmus James, DE 2005 Joe Monty, DL2006 Allen Langford, DB2007 Nick Hayden, DL Mike Newkirk, DL2008 Jason Chapman, DL Matt Shaughnessy2009 Jaevery McFadden, LB Jeff Stehle, DL2010 Niles Brinkley, DB Blake Sorensen, LB2011 Aaron Henry, DB Kevin Claxton, LB2012 Ethan Armstrong, LB Devin Smith, CB2013 Tyler Dippel, DE Pat Muldoon, DE2014 Marcus Trotter, ILB2015 Darius Hillary, CB2016 Vince Biegel, OLB

Tom Wiesner Award Presented annually to a Wisconsin-born student-athlete whose loyalty, hard work, spirit and dedication are unselfishly directed to the success of the team. The award is given in mem-ory of Wiesner, a Wisconsin football letterwinner (1958-60).

2004 Zach Hampton2005 Joe Stellmacher2006 Andy Crooks2007 Ben Strickland Luke Swan2008 DeAndre Levy2009 Chris Maragos2010 Bradie Ewing Lance Kendricks2011 Kevin Zeitler Patrick Butrym2012 Rick Wagner2013 Ryan Groy Ethan Hemer2014 Sam Arneson Konrad Zagzebski2015 Joel Stave2016 Dare Ogunbowale

Badger Power Award Presented annually to the player that consistently performs at a high level in all aspects of the strength and con-ditioning program. An individual who has a great work ethic coupled with a positive attitude that garners the respect of teammates, is dependable, buys into the program and shows constant improvement.

2006 Ben Strickland2007 Paul Standring2008 Mike Newkirk2009 David Gilbert2010 Kevin Zeitler2011 Jake Byrne Andrew Lukasko2012 Kyle Costigan2013 Vince Biegel2014 Kyle Costigan2015 Austin Traylor2016 Conor Sheehy

Captains’ Cup Presented annually to an individual, other than a player or coach, who has shown tremendous dedication and unselfish commitment toward the betterment of the football program. The recipient is selected by the head coach and team captains.

2001 Steve Sasso 2002 Rev. Msgr. Michael Burke 2003 Pat Richter 2004 John Chadima2005 Wayne Esser2006 Jim Kalscheur2007 Mark Peeler2008 Dr. Greg Landry2009 Dennis Helwig2010 Barry Fox2011 Sharon Betlach2012 John Dettmann2013 Sandy Freye, Lisa Powell2014 Tony Canonie, Ted Kellner2015 Rev. Msgr. Michael Burke2016 Jim Kalscheur

Otis Green Manager AwardPresented annually to a student man-ager whose leadership, dedication and work ethic led to the success of the football program. The award is given in memory of former manager Kevin “Otis” Green.

2013 Joe Spiegelhoff2014 Talon Zarling2015 Matt Srygler2016 Ryan Barthold Nick Smith

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Retired NumbersElroy Hirsch

Elroy Hirsch played only one season (1942) at UW, but he was one of the most beloved sports figures in school history. Hirsch, nicknamed “Crazylegs,” rushed for 786 yards for Wisconsin’s 8-1-1 team in 1942. He starred for nine years with the L.A. Rams and later served as UW’s Director of Athletics (1969-87).

Allen ShaferThe memory of former quarter-back Allen Shafer is continued with the “Living Memorial” Scholarship that is given in his name. Shafer was fatally injured during the 1944 Wisconsin-Iowa game. Shafer is one of two Badgers (Jay Seiler is the other) to die from a football-related injury.

Dave SchreinerDave Schreiner, the two-time All-America end, was named Western Conference Player of the Year in 1942. Schreiner lettered three years at the UW as an end, both on offense and defense. He is a member of the National Football Foundation and W Club Halls of Fame. He was voted to the UW’s all-time team in 1969.

Alan AmecheAlan Ameche, the 1954 Heisman Trophy winner, was a three-time All-American and ended his career as the NCAA’s all-time rushing leader. He led the Badgers to the 1953 Rose Bowl and rushed for 133 yards in that game. The four-time NFL Pro Bowl pick was inducted into the College Hall of Fame in 1975.

Pat RichterPat Richter, Wisconsin’s last nine-time letterwinner, was a two-time All-America end who led the Badgers to the 1962 Big Ten title and starred in the famed 1963 Rose Bowl. Richter went on to play in the NFL for the Washington Redskins and later, as UW Director of Athletics, led the Department of Athletics through a revival in the 1990s. He is a member of the College Football Hall of Fame, the CoSIDA Academic All-America Hall of Fame and is a recipient of the NCAA Silver Anniversary Award.

Ron DayneIn 2007 Wisconsin officially retired the number of one of college football’s most dominant running backs. Ron Dayne (1996-99), the NCAA’s all-time lead-ing rusher, totaled 6,397 yards (excluding bowl games) in four seasons at Wisconsin. He won the 1999 Heisman Trophy and was a member of 1999 and 2000 Rose Bowl championship teams.

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Year Inductee1974 Elroy Hirsch1975 Alan Ameche1988 Marty Below1993 Pat Harder1996 Pat Richter2010 Barry Alvarez (coach)2013 Ron Dayne2015 Tim Krumrie

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Jerry Wuhrman1954 Gary Messner1955 Wells Gray1956 Pat Levenhagen1957 William Gehler1958 Jon Hobbs Dave Kocourek1959 Jerry Stalcup Bob Zeman1960 Henry Derleth Tom Wiesner1961 Jim Bakken Don Schade1962 Pat Richter Steve Underwood1963 Ken Bowman Andy Wojdula1964 Ron Frain Ron Leafblad1965 Dave Fronek1966 Tony Loukas Bob Richter1967 Tom Domres1968 Wally Schoessow1969 Bill Gregory Don Murphy Mel Reddick1970 Bill Gregory1971 Roger Jaeger Bill Poindexter1972 Dave Lokanc Keith Nosbusch1973 Chris Davis Jim Schymanski Mike Webster1974 Gregg Bohlig Mark Zakula1975 Terry Stieve Steve Wagner1976 Mike Carroll Andy Michuda Ron Pollard John Rasmussen1977 Dennis Stejskal1978 Dave Charles Dave Crossen Dan Relich1979 Dennis Christenson Ray Snell Tom Stauss1980 Dave Ahrens Joe Rothbauer1981 Dave Levenick Dave Mohapp Larry Spurlin1982 Tim Krumrie Matt VandenBoom John Williams1983 Mike Herrington Brian Marrow Randy Wright1984 game captains1985 Russ Fields Bob Landsee Troy Spencer1986 Joe Armentrout Craig Raddatz

1987 Paul Gruber Rod Lossow1988 Todd Nelson David Wings1989 Dan Kissling Tim Knoeck1990 Don Davey Tony Lowery Nick Polczinski Greg Thomas1991 Chuck Belin Tony Lowery Brendan Lynch Troy Vincent1992 Chuck Belin Gary Casper Lionell Crawford1993 Joe Panos Lamark Shackerford1994 Jeff Messenger Brent Moss Joe Rudolph Mike Thompson1995 Darrell Bevell Jason Maniecki Pete Monty Steve Stark Eric Unverzagt1996 Daryl Carter Cayetano Castro Pete Monty Tarek Saleh Jamie Vanderveldt Jerry Wunsch1997 Kevin Huntley David Lysek Carl McCullough1998 Bob Adamov Cecil Martin Chris McIntosh Donnel Thompson1999 Ron Dayne Jason Doering Chris Ghidorzi Chris McIntosh Donnel Thompson2000 Chris Chambers Jason Doering John Favret Casey Rabach2001 Mark Anelli Brooks Bollinger Wendell Bryant Nick Greisen Chad Kuhns Mike Echols2002 Brooks Bollinger Lee Evans Al Johnson2003 Lee Evans Jim Leonhard Jeff Mack Jim Sorgi2004 Dan Buenning Anthony Davis Anttaj Hawthorne Jim Leonhard

2005 Brett Bell Matt Bernstein Donovan Raiola Mark Zalewski2006 John Stocco Joe Thomas Mark Zalewski (4th captain was named each game)2007 Jonathan Casillas Andy Crooks Ken DeBauche Ben Strickland Luke Swan (6th captain was named each game)2008 DeAndre Levy Mike Newkirk Chris Pressley Kraig Urbik2009 Garrett Graham Chris Maragos O’Brien Schofield Mickey Turner2010 Gabe Carimi Lance Kendricks John Moffitt Culmer St. Jean Scott Tolzien Jay Valai2011 Patrick Butrym Bradie Ewing Aaron Henry Russell Wilson2012 Rick Wagner Travis Frederick Montee Ball Mike Taylor Chris Borland Shelton Johnson2013 Selected by game2014 Selected by game2015 Michael Caputo Alex Erickson Joe Schobert Joel Stave2016 Vince Biegel Dare Ogunbowale

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1991Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Tony Lowery OLB Dwight ReeseTB Terrell Fletcher DT Mike ThompsonFB Mark Montgomery NG Lee KruegerWR Lee DeRamus / Tim Ware DT Carlos FowlerWR Aaron Brown OLB Duer SharpTE Michael Roan LB Brendan LynchLT Mike Verstegen LB Gary CasperLG Chuck Belin CB Troy VincentC Joe Panos CB Eddie FletcherRG Mike Bryan SS Reggie HoltRT Tyler Adam FS Scott Nelson

1992Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Darrell Bevell OLB Dwight ReeseRB Brent Moss DT Mike ThompsonFB Mark Montgomery NG Lamark ShackerfordWR Tim Ware DT Carlos FowlerSE Lee DeRamus OLB Chad YocumTE Michael Roan LB Gary CasperLT Mike Verstegen LB Aaron NorvellLG Chuck Belin CB Jeff MessengerC Cory Raymer FS Scott NelsonRG Mike Bryan SS Reggie HoltRT Joe Panos CB Korey Manley

1993Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Darrell Bevell OLB Chris HeinRB Brent Moss DT Mike ThompsonFB Montgomery NG Lamark ShackerfordSE Lee DeRamus DT Carlos FowlerFL J.C. Dawkins OLB Brian JurewiczTE Michael Roan LB Eric UnverzagtLT Mike Verstegen LB Yusef BurgessLG Joe Rudolph CB Kenny GalesC Cory Raymer FS Scott NelsonRG Steve Stark SS Reggie HoltRT Joe Panos CB Jeff Messenger

1994Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Darrell Bevell OLB Tarek SalehRB Brent Moss / DT Mike Thompson Terrell FletcherFB Ron Johnson NG Jason ManieckiSE Tony Simmons DT Brian JurewiczFL JC Dawkins OLB Chris HeinTE Michael Roan LB Eric UnverzagtLT Mike Verstegen LB Pete MontyLG Joe Rudolph CB Kenny GalesC Cory Raymer FS Jeff MessengerRG Jamie Vanderveldt / Steve Stark SS Jamel BrownRT Jerry Wunsch CB Donny Brady

1995Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Darrell Bevell DE Chad YocumRB Carl McCullough DT Brian JurewiczFB Cecil Martin DT Jason ManieckiSE Tony Simmons DE Tarek SalehFL Michael London OLB Daryl CarterTE Matt Nyquist LB Eric UnverzagtLT Cayetano Castro LB Pete MontyLG Jamie Vanderveldt CB Cyrill WeemsC Mike Rader FS Kevin HuntleyRG James Darby SS Leonard TaylorRT Jerry Wunsch CB Jason Suttle

1996Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Mike Samuel DE Tarek SalehRB Ron Dayne DT Neil MiklusakFB Cecil Martin / DT Rod Spiller Aaron Gibson SE Donald Hayes DE Brian JurewiczFL Tony Simmons OLB Daryl CarterTE Kevin Lyles LB Pete MontyLT Chris McIntosh LB David LysekLG Jamie Vanderveldt CB Cyrill WeemsC Derek Engler FS Kevin HuntleyRG Cayetano Castro SS Bob AdamovRT Jerry Wunsch CB Jason Suttle

1997Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Mike Samuel DE Tom BurkeTB Ron Dayne DT Ross KolodziejFB Cecil Martin NG Chris JanekSE Donald Hayes DE John FavretFL Tony Simmons OLB Bob AdamovTE Eric Grams LB Donnel ThompsonLT Chris McIntosh LB David LysekLG Bill Ferrario CB Jason SuttleC Casey Rabach FS Bobby MyersRG Dave Costa SS Leonard TaylorRT Aaron Gibson CB LaMar Campbell

1998Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Mike Samuel LE Tom BurkeTB Ron Dayne LT Ross KolodziejFB Cecil Martin RT Eric MahlikSE Chris Chambers RE John FavretFL Ahmad Merritt OLB Bob AdamovTE Dague Retzlaff / LB Donnel Thompson Eric Grams LT Chris McIntosh LB Chris GhidorziLG Bill Ferrario CB Mike EcholsC Casey Rabach FS Jason DoeringRG Dave Costa SS Leonard TaylorRT Aaron Gibson CB Jamar Fletcher

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1999Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Brooks Bollinger LE Ross KolodziejTB Ron Dayne NT Eric MahlikFB Chad Kuhns End Wendell BryantSE Chris Chambers Rush John FavretFL Nick Davis OLB Roger KnightTE Dague Retzlaff LB Chris GhidorziLT Chris McIntosh LB Donnel ThompsonLG Bill Ferrario CB Mike EcholsC Casey Rabach FS Jason DoeringRG Dave Costa SS Bobby MyersRT Mark Tauscher CB Jamar Fletcher

2000Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Brooks Bollinger LT Ross KolodziejRB Michael Bennett NT Eric MahlikFB Mark Anelli RT Wendell BryantFL Lee Evans Rush John FavretSE Chris Chambers OLB Roger KnightTE John Sigmund LB Nick GreisenLT Ben Johnson LB Jeff MackLG Bill Ferrario CB Jamar FletcherC Al Johnson FS Jason DoeringRG Casey Rabach SS Joey BoeseRT Brian Lamont CB Mike Echols

2001Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Brooks Bollinger 5T Chuck SmithRB Anthony Davis NT Ben HerbertFB Chad Kuhns 3T Wendell BryantFL Lee Evans Rush Delante McGrewSE Nick Davis OLB Jeff MackTE Mark Anelli LB Bryson ThompsonLT Ben Johnson LB Nick GreisenLG Dan Buenning CB Mike EcholsC Al Johnson FS Joey BoeseRG Kalvin Barrett / Jonathan Clinkscale SS Michael BroussardRT Jason Jowers CB Scott Starks

2002Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Brooks Bollinger LE Charles SpragueRB Anthony Davis LT Anttaj HawthorneFB Matt Bernstein RT Jason JeffersonFL Darrin Charles RE Erasmus JamesSE Jonathan Orr LB Alex LewisTE Tony Paciotti LB Jeff MackLT Ben Johnson OLB Kareem TimbersLG Dan Buenning LC Scott StarksC Al Johnson SS Jim LeonhardRG Jonathan Clinkscale FS Ryan AielloRT Jason Jowers RC B.J. Tucker

2003Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Jim Sorgi LE Darius JonesRB Anthony Davis LT Anttaj HawthorneFB Matt Bernstein RT Jason JeffersonWR Lee Evans RE Jonathan WelshWR Brandon Williams LB Jeff MackTE Tony Paciotti LB Alex LewisLT Morgan Davis OLB Kareem TimbersLG Dan Buenning LC Scott StarksC Donovan Raiola SS Ryan AielloRG Jonathan Clinkscale FS Jim LeonhardRT Mike Lorenz RC Levonne Rowan

2004Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB John Stocco LE Erasmus JamesRB Anthony Davis LT Anttaj HawthorneFB Matt Bernstein RT Jason JeffersonWR Brandon Williams RE Jonathan WelshWR Darrin Charles SLB Mark ZalewskiTE Tony Paciotti MLB Reggie Cribbs / Andy CrooksLT Joe Thomas WLB Dontez SandersLG Dan Buenning LC Scott StarksC Donovan Raiola SS Robert BrooksRG Jonathan Clinkscale FS Jim LeonhardRT Morgan Davis RC Brett Bell

2005Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB John Stocco LE Joe MontyRB Brian Calhoun LT Jason ChapmanTE Jason Pociask RT Nick HaydenWR Jonathan Orr RE Matt ShaughnessyWR Brandon Williams SLB LaMarr WatkinsTE Owen Daniels MLB Mark ZalewskiLT Joe Thomas WLB Dontez Sanders LG Matt Lawrence LC Allen LangfordC Donovan Raiola SS Joe StellmacherRG Jason Palermo FS Roderick RogersRT Kraig Urbik RC Brett Bell

2006Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB John Stocco LE Joe MontyRB PJ Hill LT Jason ChapmanTE Andy Crooks RT Nick HaydenWR Luke Swan RE Matt ShaughnessyWR Paul Hubbard SLB DeAndre LevyTE Travis Beckum MLB Mark ZalewskiLT Joe Thomas WLB Jonathan CasillasLG Andy Kemp LC Allen LangfordC Marcus Coleman SS Joe StellmacherRG Kraig Urbik FS Roderick RogersRT Eric Vanden Heuvel RC Jack Ikegwuonu

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2007Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Tyler Donovan LE Mike NewkirkRB PJ Hill LT Jason ChapmanFB Chris Pressley RT Nick HaydenWR Luke Swan RE Matt ShaughnessyWR Paul Hubbard SLB DeAndre LevyTE Travis Beckum MLB Elijah HodgeLT Gabe Carimi WLB Jonathan CasillasLG Andy Kemp LC Allen LangfordC Marcus Coleman SS Aubrey PleasantRG Kraig Urbik FS Shane CarterRT Eric Vanden Heuvel RC Jack Ikegwuonu

2008Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Dustin Sherer LE O’Brien SchofieldRB P.J. Hill LT Jason ChapmanFB Chris Pressley RT Mike NewkirkWR Isaac Anderson RE Matt ShaughnessyWR David Gilreath SLB DeAndre LevyTE Garrett Graham MLB Jaevery McFaddenLT Gabe Carimi WLB Jonathan CasillasLG Andy Kemp LC Allen LangfordC John Moffitt SS Jay ValaiRG Kraig Urbik FS Shane CarterRT Eric Vanden Heuvel RC Niles Brinkley

2009Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Scott Tolzien LE O’Brien SchofieldRB John Clay LT Dan MooreWR Nick Toon RT Jeff StehleWR Isaac Anderson RE J.J. WattTE Garrett Graham SLB Jaevery McFaddenTE Lance Kendricks MLB Culmer St. JeanLT Gabe Carimi WLB Mike TaylorLG John Moffitt LC Devin SmithC Peter Konz SS Jay ValaiRG Kevin Zeitler FS Chris MaragosRT Josh Oglesby RC Niles Brinkley

2010Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Scott Tolzien DE Louis NzegwuRB John Clay DT Patrick ButrymWR Nick Toon DT Hemer/KohoutWR David Gilreath DE J.J. WattTE Lance Kendricks OLB Blake SorensenTE Jake Byrne MLB Culmer St. JeanLT Gabe Carimi OLB Mike TaylorLG John Moffitt CB Niles BrinkleyC Peter Konz SS Jay ValaiRG Kevin Zeitler FS Aaron HenryRT Rick Wagner CB Antonio Fenelus

2011Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Russell Wilson DE Louis NzegwuRB Montee Ball DT Patrick ButrymFB Bradie Ewing DT Ethan HemerWR Nick Toon DE Brendan KellyWR Jared Abbrederis OLB Kevin ClaxtonTE Jake Byrne MLB Chris BorlandLT Rick Wagner OLB Mike TaylorLG Travis Frederick CB Marcus CromartieC Peter Konz SS Shelton JohnsonRG Kevin Zeitler FS Aaron HenryRT Josh Oglesby CB Antonio Fenelus

2012Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Joel Stave DE David GilbertRB Montee Ball DT Beau AllenFB Derek Watt DT Ethan HemerWR Jared Abbrederis DE Brendan KellyWR Jordan Fredrick SLB Ethan ArmstrongTE Jacob Pedersen MLB Chris BorlandLT Rick Wagner WLB Mike TaylorLG Ryan Groy CB Marcus CromartieC Travis Frederick SS Shelton JohnsonRG Kyle Costigan FS Dezmen SouthwardRT Rob Havenstein CB Devin Smith

2013Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Joel Stave DE Pat MuldoonRB James White NT Beau AllenWR Jared Abbrederis DE Ethan HemerWR Jordan Fredrick OLB Brendan KellyTE Jacob Pedersen ILB Chris BorlandTE Brian Wozniak ILB Conor O’NeillLT Tyler Marz OLB Ethan ArmstrongLG Ryan Groy CB Darius HillaryC Dan Voltz SS Dezmen SouthwardRG Kyle Costigan FS Michael CaputoRT Rob Havenstein CB Sojourn Shelton

2014Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Joel Stave DE Warren HerringRB Melvin Gordon NT Konrad ZagzebskiWR Alex Erickson DE Chikwe ObasihWR Kenzel Doe OLB Joe SchobertTE Sam Arneson ILB Marcus TrotterTE Austin Traylor ILB Derek LandischLT Tyler Marz OLB Vince BiegelLG Dallas Lewallen CB Darius HillaryC Dan Voltz SS Michael CaputoRG Kyle Costigan FS Peniel JeanRT Rob Havenstein CB Sojourn Shelton

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2016Offense DefensePos. Player Pos. PlayerQB Bart Houston / DE Alec James / Alex Hornibrook Chikwe ObasihRB Corey Clement NT Olive SagapoluFB Austin Ramesh DE Conor SheehyWR Jazz Peavy OLB T.J. WattWR Robert Wheelwright ILB Jack CichyTE Troy Fumagalli ILB T.J. Edwards LT Ryan Ramczyk OLB Vince BiegelLG Jon Dietzen CB Derrick TindalC Michael Deiter SS D’Cota DixonRG Beau Benzschawel FS Leo MussoRT David Edwards CB Sojourn Shelton

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Abbott, Allen 1900, 01, 02, 03 Abbrederis, Jared 2010, 11, 12, 13Ace, Norris 1951 Ackert, James 1944 Adam, Tyler 1990, 91, 92, 93 Adamov, Bob 1995, 96, 97, 98 Addy, Henry 1976 Adeyanju, James 2013, 14Ahara, Edwin 1890, 91 Ahrens, Dave 1977, 78, 79, 80 Aiello, Ryan 2000, 01, 02, 03 Alberts, Rodger 1964, 65 Albright, Edward 1968, 69, 70 Albright, William 1948, 49, 50 Alexander, Arthur H. 1911, 12, 13 Alexander, Brian 1995 Alexander, Walter A. 1894, 95, 99 Alford, Harry 1969Allen, Beau 2010, 11, 12, 13Allen, Connor 2016Allen, John 1957 Allen, Maynard 1906 Allen, Michael 2001, 02, 03, 04 Altmann, Robert 1957, 58, 59 Ambrose, Steven 1955, 56 Ameche, Alan 1951, 52, 53, 54 Amundsen, Norman 1953, 54 Anderson, Ashley 1941, 42, 46Anderson, Ben 2009, 10, 11, 12 Anderson, Brian 1985, 86, 87, 88 Anderson, Dave 1975 Anderson, Dave 1994, 95 Anderson, Earl 1895, 97, 98, 99 Anderson, Isaac 2006, 08, 09, 10Anderson, Ross 1978, 79, 80 Anderson, Sidney 1909 Andrykowski, Ervin 1951, 52 Anelli, Mark 1998, 99, 00, 01 Anthony, Thomas 1960 Anthony, Todd 1993 Antonie, William 1987, 88, 89 Apkarian, Gregory 1973 Appleton, Kraig 2009Armentrout, Joe 1983, 84, 85, 86 Armstrong, Brett 1981, 82, 83 Armstrong, Ethan 2010, 11, 12, 13Armstrong, Thaddeus 2015Arneson, Dave 1983, 84 Arneson, Sam 2011, 12, 13, 14Arnold, Brett 2013Arpin, H.A. 1911 Artley, Marvin 1985, 86, 87, 88 Ashby, Solomon 1986 Atkinson, W. 1896 Aulik, David 1965 Austin, Tim 1972 Austin, Willie 1996, 97, 98

B Bachhuber, James 1972, 73 Bachman, J. Cary 1951 Backus, August 1928, 29 Baer, Richard 1960, 61 Baffico, Steve 1994, 95 Bahlow, Ed 1944 Bailey, Raymond 1975, 76 Baine, W.M. 1903 Bakken, Clint 1999 Bakken, Jim 1959, 60, 61Ball, Montee 2009, 10, 11, 12Ball, Ray 2012,13, 14Ballweg, Charles 1970 Balts, Josh 2006Banaszak, John 1987, 88, 89 Bandor, Gary 1965 Bangert, Donald 1960 Barber, Greg 1976, 77, 78Baretz, Lance 2012, 13, 14Barker, Mike 1990 Barkley, Matt 1990 Barnes, Harry 1920 Barnum, Rolland 1924, 25, 26 Baron, Daniel 1972 Barr, Wallace 1919, 20, 22 Barrett, Kalvin 2001, 02, 03, 04 Barrios, Richard 1972, 73 Barryman, C. 1895 Barth, George 1892 Bartholomew, Ken 1928 Basten, Jim 1988, 89, 90 Batsch, Dan 1987, 88, 89, 90 Baumann, Robert 1940, 41, 42 Baun, Zack 2016Baxter, Richard 1982, 83 Becker, Michael 1972, 74 Becker, Robert 1933, 34 Beckum, Travis 2005, 06, 07, 08Beddell, M. 1898 Begel, William 1931 Behr, Samuel 1928, 29, 30 Belcher, Kevin 1982, 83, 84 Belin, Chuck 1989, 90, 91, 92 Bell, Brett 2001, 02, 04, 05 Bell, Mark, 2002, 03 Bellford, Russ 1983, 84 Bellile, Ken 1938 Bellin, Roy 1936, 37, 38 Bellows, Frank 1912, 13, 14 Below, Martin 1918, 22, 23 Belter, Tom 1974, 75 Bender, John 1933, 34 Bendrick, Ben 1945, 46, 47, 48 Bennett, Michael 1999, 00 Bennett, Steve 1948, 49 Bennett, Tom 1946, 47, 48 Benninger, Michael 1973, 74 Bentson, Harold 1923 Benz, Fred 1935, 36, 37 Benzschawel, Beau 2015, 16Benzschawel, Scott 1985, 87 Berg, David 1965, 66 Berg, M.J. 1916

Berger, Louis 1912 Bergold, Scott 1982, 83, 84 Bernard, Giscard 1994, 95, 96 Berndt, Charles 1950, 51, 52 Bernet, Lee 1962, 63, 64 Bernstein, Matt 2002, 03, 04, 05 Berriman, Daniel 1982 Bertke, Wilson 1902, 03, 04 Bestor, Glenn 1955, 56 Bestor, Scott 1986, 87, 88 Bevell, Darrell 1992, 93, 94, 95 Beyers, Dow 1915 Bichler, David 1960, 61 Bickerstaff, Erik 1999, 00, 01 Bieberstein, Adolph 1922, 23, 24Biegel, Hayden 2014, 15Biegel, Vince 2013, 14, 15, 16Billy, David 1967, 68Bingham, James 1933 Binish, Stanley 1928, 29 Blackbourne, Lisle 1946, 47, 48, 49 Blackburn, Bill 1889 Blackman, Thane 1923, 24, 25 Blackmun, Gil 1956 Blair, E.R. 1899 Blake, Rex 1967, 68 Blaskowski, Curt 1978, 79, 80 Bleyer, Charles 1906 Bliss, Donald 1965, 66, 67 Bloedorn, Arthur 1956 Bobo, Frederick 1985, 86 Boese, Joey 1998, 99, 00, 01 Boggs, Bryn 1995 Bohlig, Gregg 1972, 73, 74 Boliaux, Guy 1978, 79, 80, 81 Bollinger, Brooks 1999, 00, 01, 02 Bondi, Hobart 1917 Bondoc, Evan 2015, 16Bonner, Brian 1983, 84, 85 Boodry, Kevin 1976 Booher, Martin 1953, 54, 56 Booker, Earl 1979, 80, 82Booker, Titus 2016Boots, Richard 1966 Borders, John 1967, 68 Borgerding, Mike 1977Borland, Chris 2009, 11, 12, 13Borland, Kyle 1979, 80, 81, 82 Bosold, Edward 1971, 72, 73 Botham, Richard 1944 Bourne, Jim 1990, 91, 92 Bowers, Dale 1946 Bowman, Kenneth 1961, 62, 63 Boyajian, John 1966, 67 Boye-Doe, Howard 2001 Boyke, Scott 1989 Boykins, Michael 1983, 84, 85, 86 Boyle, F.E. 1907, 08 Boyle, Pat 1941, 42 Brader, James 1918, 19, 20, 21 Bradley, Henry 1898 Brady, Donny 1993, 94 Braker, Thomas 1977, 78, 79 Branaman, Lance 1983, 84, 85 Brandstat, R. 1910, 11

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Brandt, Harold 1962, 63, 64 Brandt, William 1974, 75 Bratt, Clarence 1953, 54 Bratton, Charles 1930, 31 Braun, David 1999, 00, 01, 02 Braun, Robert 1971, 72, 73 Breckenridge, Wm. 1912, 14 Brekke, Brad 1988, 89, 90 Brekke, Michael 1987 Brennen, Joseph 2011Breuscher, Terry 1976, 77 Brewer, Chester 1896 Brhely, Michael 1978 Bridgeman, John 1955, 56 Briedis, Eriks 2010Briggs, Thomas 1968 Brigham, Thomas 1964, 65 Bright, George 1910, 11, 12 Brin, Michael 1995 Brindly, Thaddeus 1904, 05 Brinkley, Niles 2007, 08, 09, 10Brockett, John 1966 Brodhagen, Gene 1936, 37, 38 Bronson, Paul 1940, 41 Brookins, Keelon 2015, 16Brooks, Robert 2001, 02, 03, 04 Brooks, W.L. 1889 Broussard, Michael 2000, 01 Brown, Aaron 1989, 90, 91, 92 Brown, Byron 2001, 02, 03 Brown, Clarence 1968 Brown, Demetrius 1996, 97, 98, 99 Brown, Jamel 1991, 92, 93, 94 Brown, Matthew 2006Brown, Zach 2007, 08, 09Browne, Tom 1990, 91 Browning, Keith 1986 Bruce, Andrew 1889, 90, 91 Bruhn, Peter 1962 Brumder, W.C. 1889 Brumm, Roman 1918, 21 Brunston, Jevon 1993 Bryan, Mike 1991, 92 Bryant, Onjai 1996, 97 Bryant, Wendell 1998, 99, 00, 01 Bscherer, Jake 2006, 07, 09Bucci, Frank 1933 Bucciarelli, Gale 1965, 66 Buck, Howard 1913, 14, 15 Budde, John 1935 Budde, Robert 1982Budmayr, Jon 2010Buenning, Dan 2001, 02, 03, 04 Bunge, G.C. 1919, 20, 21 Bunge, George W. 1893, 94 Bunker, Eugene 1909, 10Burge, Rob 2009, 10, 11, 12Burgess, Yusef 1990, 91, 92, 93 Burke, Tom 1995, 96, 97, 98 Burks, Archie Roy 1950, 51, 52 Burks, David 1987, 88 Burlingame, Bret 2000 Burney, Richard 1979 Burns, Jason 1991, 92, 93, 94 Burrus, Jefferson 1924, 25, 26 Burt, Charles 1965, 67 Burt, Michael 1975, 77, 78 Buser, Alfred 1910, 11, 12 Bush, James 1902, 03, 04, 06

Buss, Gary 1968, 69, 70 Buss, Lynn 1966, 67, 68 Buss, Ronald 1970, 71, 72 Buss, Terry 1973, 74, 75 Butler, Nathaniel 1968, 69, 70 Butler, Robert 1911, 12, 13Butrym, Patrick 2008, 09, 10, 11Byrne, Jake 2008, 09, 10, 11

C Cabral, Armand 1977, 78, 79Cadogen, Sherard 2012, 13, 14Calhoun, Brian 2005Callahan, Russell 1934 Calligaro, Len 1941, 42 Cameron, Don 1925, 26, 27 Cammett, Stuart 1977 Campbell, Joe 1944 Campbell, LaMar 1994, 95, 96, 97 Campbell, Scott 2002, 03 Campbell, Tyrone 1989 Canada, Larry 1973, 74, 75, 76 Cannon, P.J. 1999 Canny, Thomas 1952 Canonie, Tony 1966 Cantrell, Branden 1994, 95, 96, 97Caputo, Michael 2012, 13, 14, 15Carimi, Gabe 2007, 08, 09, 10Carl, DuWayne 1957 Carl, Harland 1951, 52, 53 Carlson, Ronald 1956, 57 Carney, Theo 1992, 93, 94 Carolan, Penn 1943 Carpenter, Charles 1916, 17, 19 Carpenter, Marcus 1996, 97, 98, 99 Carr, Kemal 1983, 84 Carroll, Mike 1975, 76 Carter, Daryl 1993, 94, 95, 96 Carter, Fred 1910 Carter, Shane 2005, 07, 08Cascadden, Chad 1993, 94Cascone, Dan 2009 Case, Charles 1892 Casey, George 1928, 29, 30 Casey, Michael 1978, 79Casillas, Jonathan 2005, 06, 07, 08Casper, Gary 1989, 90, 91, 92Cassini, Thomas 2007, 08, 09, 10 Castle, Lewis 1912 Castro, Cayetano 1993, 94, 95, 96 Catalano, Chris 2001, 02, 03 Catlin, Mark 1930, 31 Cavill, Michael 1966, 67, 68 Cephus, Quintez 2016Cepicky, Scott 1984, 85, 86, 87 Chaconas, George 1990 Chamberlain, Al 1898, 99, 00, 03 Chamberlain, H.R. 1898, 99 Chambers, C.C. 1911 Chambers, Chris 1997, 98, 99, 00 Chandler, Patrick 1967 Chaney, Charles 1945 Charles, Darrin 2001, 02, 03, 04 Charles, David 1976, 77, 78 Chapman, Jason 2005, 06, 07, 08Chavez, Phil 1993 Christen, Rob 1997 Christensen, Gwynn 1948, 49

Christenson, Dennis 1978, 79 Christian, Richard 1975, 76 Christianson, Carl 1921 Christianson, Ed 1934, 35, 36 Chryst, George 1957, 58 Chryst, Paul 1986, 87, 88 Cibik, Vince 1938Cichy, Jack 2013, 15, 16Cinelli, Rocco 1956 Cisler, James 1986 Clark, B.N. 1889 Clark, Carlease 1998, 99, 00 Clark, F. 1903, 04, 06 Clark, John 1964 Clarke, Robert 1943 Clauss, Joseph 1935, 36 Clawson, Larry 1973Claxton, Kevin 2008, 09, 10, 11Clay, John 2008, 09, 10Claypool, Tywin 1989 Cleary, Pat 1990 Clemens, Jason 2003 Clement, Corey 2013, 14, 15, 16Clinkscale, Jonathan 2001, 02, 03, 04 Coatta, John 1949, 50, 51 Cochart, Nick 2001, 02, 03 Cochems, Ed 1897, 98, 99, 00, 01 Cochems, Henry 1894 Cohee, Kevin 1977, 78 Cole, Jess 1980, 81 Cole, Wallace 1926 Cole, Walter 1935, 36, 37 Coleman, Harry H. 1891 Coleman, Marcus 2004, 05, 06, 07Collias, Nicholas 1944, 47, 48 Collins, Pat 1974, 75, 76 Collins, William 1918, 19, 20 Collins, Willie 1981 Commander, Azree 1994, 95, 96 Comstock, N. 1894, 95, 96, 97, 98 Cone, Robert 1939 Connelly, Ryan 2015,16 Connor, Charles 1943 Connor, Gordon 1926, 27, 28 Connors, Brett 2015, 16Connors, Phillip 1972 Conry, Clifford 1928 Cooper, F. 1907 Cooper, Jamal 2004, 05, 06Cooper, Myron 1956, 57 Corcoran, Gordon 1957 Cory, W. 1896 Costa, Dave 1997, 98, 99, 00Costigan, Kyle 2012, 13, 14Cowans, Chuckie 2002, 03, 04 Cox, John 1977 Cox, T.A. 1944, 46, 47, 48 Crame, Jammar 2005Craine, James 1952 Cramer, Herbert 1916 Crawford, Lionell 1988, 89, 90, 92 Crenshaw, T.P. 1892 Cribbs, Reggie 2004 Criter, Kenneth 1966, 67, 68 Crofoot, Edwin 1925, 26, 27 Cromartie, Marcus 2011, 12Crooks, Andy 2004, 05, 06, 07Crooks, Daniel 1969, 70 Crossen, David 1975, 76, 77, 78

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Cruickshank, Dave 1996, 97 Cruse, Gino 2005Cuccia, Henry 1965, 66 Cuisinier, Frank 1927, 28 Cullen, Mark 1972, 73, 74 Culver, Harry 1907 Cummings, Leo 1913, 14, 15 Cummins, Connor 2011Cunningham, C.J. 1906, 07, 08Current, Jake 2008, 09, 10, 11Currier, Charles 1964, 65 Currier, Ken 1942, 46, 47 Curtin, Joseph 1906 Curtis, Arthur 1898, 99, 00, 01 Curtis, H. 1906 Curtis, Louis 1987 Cusack, Donald 1944 Cuthbert, Donald 1931 Cvengros, Jerome 1955 Cwayna, Michael 1953 Czech, Dave 1990, 91 Czechowicz, Bob 1974, 75, 76, 77 Czechowicz, Thomas 1975, 76

D Dal Sasso, Anthony 1943, 44 Daley, Pat 1997, 98 Damos, Ted 1940, 41 Daniels, Carlos 1998, 99 Daniels, Owen 2002, 03, 04, 05 Darby, James 1994, 95, 96 Daum, R. 1901 Davenport, Matt 1997, 98 Davey, Allen 1917, 19, 20 Davey, Don 1987, 88, 89, 90 Davey, John 1943, 44 Davidson, T.R. 1907, 08 Davies, James 1927, 28 Davies, William 1936, 38 Davis, A. 1893 Davis, Anthony 1972 Davis, Anthony 2001, 02, 03, 04 Davis, Carl 1973 Davis, Christopher 1971, 72, 73 Davis, Chucky 1979, 81, 82 Davis, Mark 1997 Davis, Morgan 2002, 03, 04 Davis, Nick 1998, 99, 00, 01 Davis, Ralph 1946 Davis, Raymond 1934 Davy, George 1913 Dawkins, J.C. 1992, 93, 94 Dawkins, Joseph 1968, 69 Dayne, Ron 1996, 97, 98, 99 Deal, Taiwan 2015, 16Dean, James 1908, 09, 10 Dean, Joseph 1897 Deanovich, George 1933, 34 DeBauche, Ken 2004, 05, 06, 07DeCicco, Brock 2012, 13DeCremer, Kirk 2007Deerwester, Charles 1972, 73Dehn, Casey 2010Dehnert, George 1934 Deiter, Michael 2015, 16Delaney, Pat 1980 Dellenbach, Jeff 1981, 82, 83, 84 DeLisle, James 1968, 69, 70

Denlinger, Trent 2013, 14DeRamus, Lee 1991, 92, 93 Derby, Glenn 1985, 86, 87 Dering, Charles 1900, 01, 04, 05 Derleth, Henry 1958, 59, 60 Diatelevi, Pete 1993, 94, 95, 96 Dickert, Gary 1972, 73, 74 Dickinson, Henry 1893, 94, 95 Dierks, Robert 1941, 42 Dietzen, Jon 2016DiSalvo, Steve 1976Dippel, Tyler 2010, 11, 12, 13Dittman, Fred 1906, 07 Dittman, J. 1906 Dittrich, John 1954, 55 Dixon, D’Cota 2015, 16Dixon, John 1952, 53 Dixon, John 1980 Dixon, Ken 1975, 76 Doar, Fred 1943 Docherty, Bob 2001, 02 Doe, Kenzel 2011, 12, 13, 14Doerger, Jerome 1978, 79, 80, 81 Doering, Jason 1997, 98, 99, 00 Dohmeier, Thomas 1976 Domres, Thomas 1965, 66, 67 Donaghey, James 1918 Donaldson, James 1934 Donnellan, Dave 1947 Donovan, Louis 1904, 05 Donovan, Tyler 2004, 05, 06, 07Dooley, Garret 2015, 16Dooney, Ray 1943 Door, J. 1900 Doran, Mark 1980, 81, 82 Dornburg, Roger 1951, 52, 53 Dorsch, Albert 1937, 38, 39 Downham, Thomas 1960 Downing, Mark 1999, 00, 01 Downing, Robert 1948, 49 Dox, Jeremy 2000 Doyle, John 1937, 38, 39 Dreutzler, C. 1908 Drews, John 1948 Dreyer, Wally 1946, 47, 48 Driver, Earl 1899, 00, 01, 02 Drummond, William 1974, 75Dubois, Zack 2011Duckworth, Jeff 2010, 11, 12, 13Dudley, Anthony 1977 Dunaway, Don 1929 Durkin, Joseph 1952 Dyer, Warren 1965, 66, 67

E Eagleburger, Leon 1922, 23 Echols, Mike 1998, 99, 00, 01 Eck, Jason 1998 Eckl, Robert 1937, 38, 39 Edler, Ray 1916 Edwards, Clarence 1931, 32 Edwards, David 2016Edwards, T.J. 2015, 16Eggebrecht, Otto 1920 Eggers, Virgil 1930 Egholm, Nate 2006Egloff, Ronald 1974, 76 Eicher, Donny 1995, 97, 98

Ellerson, Gary 1982, 83 Ellestad, Patrick 2001, 02, 03 Elliot, Anthony 1977 Elliott, Alvah 1919, 20, 21 Elliott, Bruce 1944, 47, 48, 49 Ellis, Fred 1941 Ellison, Kevin 1990Emanuel, Nate 2009Embach, James 1947, 48, 49 Embick, Dick 1938, 39, 40 Emery, Larry 1983, 84, 85, 86Endicott, Andrew 2013, 14, 15, 16Engelke, Robert 1931 Engle, Bob 1944, 45 Engler, Derek 1994, 95, 96 Erdmann, Jason 2016Erdmann, Scott 1975, 76, 77, 78Erickson, Alex 2013, 14, 15Esser, Clarence 1943, 44, 45, 46 Esser, Norbert 1952, 53 Eulberg, John 1943 Evans, Gene 1946, 47, 48, 49 Evans, Lee 1999, 00, 01, 03 Evridge, Allan 2007, 08Ewing, Bradie 2008, 09, 10, 11Ezerins, Elmars 1960, 62

F Fabry, John 1962 Fagerstrom, Eric 1939 Farmer, Ralph 1963, 64 Farrar, Arrington 2015, 16Farris, Tom 1939, 40, 41 Faulkner, Eddie 1997, 98, 99, 00 Faverty, Harold 1945, 48, 50, 51 Favret, John 1997, 98, 99, 00 Fawley, Charlie 1984, 85, 86 Fedenia, James 1969, 70 Fee, John 1944 Felker, Eugene 1950, 51Fenelus, Antonio 2008, 09, 10, 11Fenton, A.J. 2010, 12Ferguson, Joe 2014, 15, 16Ferguson, John 1933 Ferguson, Rufus 1970, 71, 72 Ferrario, Bill 1997, 98, 99, 00 Fields, Leonard 1967, 68 Fields, Russell 1983, 84, 85 Figaro, Lubern 2014, 15, 16Filiatraut, John 1990 Filtzer, Robert 1915, 16 Finco, Ricky 2016Findlay, Albion 1902, 03, 04, 05 Fischer, Sid 1943 Fish, John 1933, 34, 35 Fisher, Orville 1939 Fixmer, Mike 1980 Fladoes, Martin 1919 Flanigan, Brian 1994, 95, 96 Flasch, Ryan 2007, 08Fleischer, O.J. 1904 Fleming, Neil 1961 Fletcher, Eddie 1988, 89, 90, 91 Fletcher, Jamar 1998, 99, 00 Fletcher, Terrell 1991, 92, 93, 94 Flower, L.B. 1891 Flowers, Otis 1987, 88 Floyd, Rufus 1975

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Floyd, Terrance 2013, 15Fogg, Joseph 1901, 02, 03 Fontaine, Thomas 1933, 34 Ford, Eric 1987 Forrest, H.G. 1895, 97 Fortino, Victor 1985, 86, 87, 88 Fowee, John 1970 Fowler, Carlos 1990, 91, 92, 93 Fox, John 1962 Fox, Orville 1939 Frain, Ronald 1962, 63, 64 Frank, Arthur 1906, 09 Franz, James 1973, 74, 75 Fraser, James 1957, 58Frederick, Travis 2009, 11, 12Fredrick, Craig 1980, 81Fredrick, Jordan 2012, 13, 14, 15Freeman, Damone 1988, 89 Freeman, John 1890, 91, 92, 93 Frei, Jerry 1942, 46, 47 Freimuth, Robert 1963 Freis, Randal 1971 French, Kyle 2011, 12, 13Freund, Robert 1946, 47 Fricke, Harry 1944, 45 Fritz, Steve 1983 Fritz, William 1965, 66, 67 Froelich, Kevin 1973 Frokjer, Randy 1972, 73, 74 Fronek, David 1963, 64, 65 Fuchs, George 1945, 46 Fucik, Robert 1907, 08, 09, 10 Fugitt, C.T. 1897 Fulco, Frank 1982 Fullington, Tim 1985Fumagalli, Troy 2014, 15, 16

G Gaatz, David 1983, 84, 85 Gable, William 1948, 49, 51 Gage, Fred 1938, 39, 40 Gaglianone, Rafael 2014, 15, 16Gajda, Matt 2003 Gales, Kenny 1993, 94 Gallagher, John 1946 Galletti, Mike 1994, 95, 96 Galvin, M.E. 1914 Gambardella, Joe 1974, 75, 76, 77 Gamber, Jeff 1985 Gantenbein, Milton 1928, 29, 30 Gardner, M.L. 1914, 15, 16 Garnsey, E.G. 1916 Garner, Manasseh 2010, 11Garrot, William 1938 Gaskill, Glenn 1967 Gassner, Kevin 1974, 75 Gaulden, Devin 2014Gavre, Vince 1936, 37, 38 Gay, Al 1994, 95 Gehler, William 1956, 57 Gelbach, Warren 1905, 06 Gelein, E.A. 1912, 13 George, Wray 1944, 45, 46, 47 Gerber, Ervin 1923 Ghidorzi, Chris 1996, 97, 98, 99 Gibson, Aaron 1996, 97, 98 Gibson, Edward 1920, 21, 22Gilbert, Bryce 2012, 13

Gilbert, David 2009, 10, 12Gilbert, Harry 1948, 50, 51 Gile, Gordon 1938, 39, 40Gill, Christopher 2013 Gill, Pat 1998 Gill, Ralph 1921 Gillen, John 2004 Gillette, Edmund 1910, 11, 12Gillins, D.J. 2015 Gilreath, David 2007, 08, 09, 10Gingrass, Robert 1953, 54 Girard, Earl 1944, 47 Gladem, Wendell 1981, 82, 83 Glavin, Terry 1992, 94 Glenn, Damon 1994, 95 Gnabah, Walter 1930 Godfrey, Rick 1989, 90 Goeke, James 1965Goins, Mario 2008Goldberg, Arthur 2013, 14, 15Golden, Rasheed 1997, 98 Goldenberg, Charles 1930, 31 Golemgeske, John 1933, 35, 36 Goode, Elliot 2002, 03, 04, 05 Goodman, Robert 1965 Gordon, Greg 1975, 76, 77, 78Gordon, Melvin 2012, 13, 14Gorman, Mark 2004, 05, 06Gorman, Michael 1985 Gosa, Gerald 1974 Gotstein, John 1927 Gotta, John 1959, 60 Gould, Harry 1897 Gould, Stevens 1917, 19, 21 Grabow, Brad 1982, 83, 84 Gradisnik, Anthony 1937, 38, 39 Grady, Griffin 2016Graf, Alex 2011Graf, Rick 1983, 84, 85, 86 Graff, Neil 1969, 70, 71 Graham, Garrett 2007, 08, 09Graham, Robert 1977 Grams, Eric 1996, 97, 98 Granitz, Frank 1941, 46 Graper, Leslie 1916 Gray, Wells 1954, 55 Green, Charles 1975, 77, 78, 79 Green, Gerald 1979, 80, 81, 82Green, Kevin 2012Greenwood, David 1979, 80, 81, 82 Gregg, John 1895, 97 Gregoire, Todd 1984, 85, 86, 87 Gregory, William 1968, 69, 70 Greisen, Nick 1998, 99, 00, 01 Greyer, Neovia 1969, 70, 71 Gribowski, Joe 1997 Grice, Michael 1974, 75 Grimm, Richard 1960, 61 Grinde, Roger 1936 Grisley, William 1966, 67Groff, Matt 2009Grogan, Francis 1904 Gross, Michael 1962 Gross, Trent 1996 Grossman, Robert 1965, 66Groy, Ryan 2010, 11, 12, 13Gruber, Paul 1985, 86, 87 Grudzinski, James 1964 Grundy, Jack 1981

Guetschow, Tyler 2006, 07, 08, 09 Gulseth, Wendell 1952, 53 Gunderson, B.C. 1915

H Haas, Michael 1972 Habeck, Milton 1971 Haberman, Hal 1945, 48, 49 Habermann, Aaron 2000 Hable, Bernard 1979 Hable, Burton 1952 Hackbart, Dale 1957, 58, 59 Hackbart, Vernon 1965 Hady, Patrick 1979, 80, 81, 82Haese, Jack 1944 Hagberg, Earl 1956 Hall, John 1993, 94, 95, 96 Hallberg, John 1986 Halleran, Timothy 1976 Haluska, James 1952, 54, 55 Halverson, Charles 1949 Hammen, Edwin 1917 Hammerson, E.J. 1901Hammon, Nate 2013Hammond, Chase 2012, 13 Hammond, James 1949, 50, 51Hampton, Adam 2009, 10, 11Hampton, Zach 2003, 04, 05, 06Hancock, Howard 1915, 16, 17 Hanke, Del 1944 Hanley, Bob 1945, 47, 48 Hannah, Albert 1969, 70, 71 Hansen, David 1950, 51 Hanssen, Robert 1972, 73 Hanzel, Lawrence 1948, 49 Hanzlik, Bob 1941 Harder, Pat 1941, 42 Harmon, Doyle 1924, 25, 26 Harmon, Leo 1924, 25 Harney, Brian 1971, 72, 73 Harot, Henry 1929 Harrington, Michael 1973 Harris, Welton 1922, 23, 24Harris, Xavier 2006, 07Harrison, Josh 2014Harrison, Marck 1982, 83, 84 Hart, Edward 1957, 58, 59 Hartlieb, Andy 1986, 87, 88 Hartman, Edward 1937 Hartmann, Will 2007, 08, 09Hartwell, Ed 1997 Haukedahl, Stan 1934, 36 Havenstein, Rob 2011, 12, 13, 14Haworth, Richard 1931, 32, 33 Hawthorne, Anttaj 2001, 02, 03, 04 Hayden, Nick 2004, 05, 06, 07 Hayes, Donald 1994, 95, 96, 97 Hayes, Jesse 2014, 15Hayes, Neil 1927 Hayes, Travann 2003 Hazard, William 1974 Hazzard, William 1897 Hearn, Napolean 1961 Heath, Stan 1946 Hecker, Robert 1944 Heckl, Joe 1962, 63 Hegg, Troy 1995 Hegseth, Stuart 1976

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Hegwood, Ronald 1976 Hein, Chris 1991, 92, 93, 94 Hein, Jordan 2009Heineke, James 1957, 58, 59 Heineke, John 1957 Heinz, Lawerence 1943 Helt, Mark 1985Hemer, Ethan 2010, 11, 12, 13Henderson, Jimmy 1989 Hennig, James 1964 Henrici, Ronald 1962Henry, Aaron 2007, 09, 10, 11Henry, Robert 1940 Herbert, Ben 1998, 99, 00, 01Herring, Warren 2012, 13, 14Herrington, Mike 1979, 80, 82, 83 Hertel, William 1955 Hess, William 1960, 61 Higgins, Peter 1967, 69 Hildreth, Harry 1943 Hile, Charles 1893 Hill, Early 1956, 57, 58Hill, Nick 2012Hill, P.J. 2006, 07, 08Hillary, Darius 2012, 13, 14, 15Hiltgen, Chris 1989 Hintz, Eldridge 1946, 47 Hirsbrunner, Paul 1940, 41, 42 Hirsch, Elroy 1942 Hirschfeld, Billy 2015, 16Hobbs, Jon 1956, 57, 58 Hobbs, William 1957, 58, 59 Hodge, Elijah 2006, 07, 08Hodges, Dennis 1943 Hoeffel, J. Merrill 1910, 11, 12 Hoegh, Mark 1952, 53 Hoehn, Armand 1946, 47 Hofer, Kenneth 1956 Hoffman, Brian 1984, 85 Hoffman, Duncan 1964 Hoffman, Edward 1966, 67, 68 Hoffman, John 1971 Hogan, Casey 2005, 07Hohfield, Rudolph 1921, 22 Hohman, Jon 1962, 63, 64 Holland, Louis 1961, 62, 63 Holland, Louis Jr. 1985 Holland, Tyler 2006, 07, 08, 09Holloway, Robert 1938, 39 Holm, Kurt 1977, 78 Holmes, George 1944 Holmes, Harvey 1897, 98 Holmes, James 1957, 58 Holstein, William 1901 Holt, Reggie 1990, 91, 92, 93Holzbauer, Jeff 2006Holzwarth, Karl 1957, 59 Hoppman, Dave 1976 Hornibrook, Alex 2016Hoskins, Mark 1940, 41, 42 Hosler, H. 1906, 07 Hotchkiss, George 1927Houston, Bart 2013, 14, 15, 16Houston, Thomas 1977, 80 Hovland, Lynn 1935, 37, 38 Howard, David 1954, 55, 56 Howard, J. 1906, 08 Howard, Larry 1962, 64 Howard, Mike 1984, 85, 86

Howard, Nate 2002 Howay, Gregory 1963 Howell, Daniel 1987, 89 Hubbard, Paul 2004, 05, 06, 07Hubbard, Tom 1945 Hudson, Austin 2014Hudson, Craig 1986, 87, 88, 89 Huggett, Jerry 1991 Hughes, Devery 1999, 00 Hughes, Paul 1981 Humphries, Anthony 1985 Hunt, Fred 1904 Hunt, Josh 2000 Hunt, Leon 1986, 87, 88, 89 Hunter, Malvin 1987, 88, 89, 90 Huntley, Kevin 1994, 95, 96, 97 Huntley, Lee 1906, 07 Husting, Berthold 1898 Hutchinson, William 1950, 51, 52 Huxhold, Kenneth 1948, 49, 50 Huxhold, Terry 1958, 59, 60 Hyland, Richard 1968, 69, 70

I Iakisch, Robert 1907, 08 Ikegwuonu, Jack 2005, 06, 07Ingels, Doug 2009, 10, 11, 12Ingels, Thomas 2007, 08, 09, 10Ingold, Alec 2015, 16Innis, Joe 1997 Irish, Russell 1922, 23 Isom, Adolph 1968, 69

J Jackomino, Bradley 1976, 77, 78 Jackson, Brandt 1967, 68 Jackson, Keith 1993, 94 Jacobazzi, Roger 1962, 63, 64 Jacobi, Gustav 1917, 19 Jacobs, H.H. 1892, 93, 94, 95Jacobs, Leon 2013, 14, 16Jacobson, Carl 1910 Jaeger, Roger 1969, 70, 71 Jakious, Richard 1972, 73, 74 Jakubowski, Josh 1997, 99, 00Jamerson, Natrell 2014, 15, 16James, Alec 2014, 15, 16James, Erasmus 2001, 02, 04 Janek, Chris 1996, 97, 98, 99 Jamison, Terrance 2006Jankowski, Eddie 1934, 35, 36 Jankowski, Thomas 1964, 65, 66 Jansen, Brian 1985 Janule, Victor 1966 Jax, James 1961Jean, Peniel 2011, 12, 13, 14Jefferson, Jason 2001, 02, 03, 04 Jefferson, Kyle 2007, 08, 09, 10Jefferson, Theodore 1970 Jenkins, Lowell 1957, 58, 59 Jenkins, Michael 1972, 73, 74 Jenkins, Nathan 1965 Jensen, Howard 1929, 30 Jensen, Paul 1934, 35, 36 Jenson, Joel 1964 John, Rex 1938, 45 Johnson, Al 1999, 00, 01, 02

Johnson, Albert 1905, 06 Johnson, Ben 1999, 00, 01, 02 Johnson, Bob 1963 Johnson, Coleman 1997 Johnson, Duane 1972, 75 Johnson, Ervin 1936 Johnson, Eugene 1945 Johnson, Farnham 1942 Johnson, Gregory 1969, 71 Johnson, James 1968, 70 Johnson, Lawrence 1976, 77, 78 Johnson, Leon 1986, 87, 88, 89 Johnson, Malcolm 1990 Johnson, Patrick 2016Johnson, Richard 1982, 83, 84 Johnson, Robert 1972, 73, 74 Johnson, Ron 1992, 93, 94 Johnson, Scott 1987, 88Johnson, Shelton 2009, 10, 11, 12Johnson, Steve 2005, 06, 07Johnson, Tyler 2016Johnston, Robert 1984, 85, 86 Joki, Matthew 1988 Joliffe, W.M. 1897, 98, 99 Jones, Bryan 1994 Jones, Darius 2000, 02, 03 Jones, Daven 2007, 08Jones, George 1904 Jones, James 1963, 64 Jones, Michael 1981, 82, 83, 84 Jones, Rex 1974, 75 Jones, Theodore 1898, 1903 Jones, Thomas 1976 Jones, Timothy 1985 Joran, Paul 2004, 05, 06Jordan, A.J. 2013, 14, 15Jordan, Lynn 1933, 34, 35 Jordan, Tim 1982, 84, 85, 86 Josten, John 1978, 80, 82 Jowers, Jason 1999, 00, 01, 02 Joyce, Leo 1979, 80, 81 Juneau, William 1899, 00, 01, 02 Jung, Louis 1964, 65 Jurewicz, Bryan 1993, 94, 95, 96

K Kabat, Greg 1930, 31, 32 Kalasmiki, Mike 1978, 79 Kaltenberg, Thomas 1975, 76, 77Kamoku, James 2004, 05, 06, 07Kampmann, Kevin 1998 Kapoi, Micah 2015, 16Karel, John 1892, 94, 95, 96, 98 Kasiska, Robert 1924, 25, 26 Katula, Matt 2001, 02, 03, 04 Kavanagh, Scott 1996, 97, 98, 99 Kaye, Daniel 2005, 06, 07Kaye, Jesse 1964, 65 Keefer, Jake 2014, 15Keeler, Ray 1912, 13, 14 Keeling, David 1982 Keenan, Joe 1943 Keigher, Greg 1995 Kelich, Joe 1982, 83 Kellogg, William 1960 Kelly, Brandon 2004, 05, 06, 07Kelly, Brendan 2009, 11, 12, 13Kelly, Joseph 1947, 48, 49

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Walsh, Jeffrey 1977 Walter, Ted 1980 Ware, Tim 1989, 90, 91, 92 Ware, Kurt 2005, 06, 07Warren, Ebert 1927, 28, 29 Wartinbee, Bob 1948 Washburn, Cliff 1943 Washer, Charles 1903 Washington, Jakarrie 2013Washington, Lee 1976, 77 Washington, Shadrick 1997 Washington, Selvie 1973, 74 Wasikowski, Paul 1978 Wasserbach, Lloyd 1940, 41, 42 Watkins, LaMarr 2002, 03, 05 Watrud, James 1977 Watson, Stephen 2001Watt, Derek 2012, 13, 14, 15Watt, J.J. 2009, 10Watt, T.J. 2015, 16Watters, Philip 1986 Weber, Bernard 1943, 44 Webster, Michael 1971, 72, 73 Weems, Cyril 1993, 94, 95, 96 Wegner, Edmund 1938, 39, 40 Weigandt, Bob 1937, 38 Weiger, Ralph 1943 Weininger, Andrew 2005, 06, 07Weimar, Albert 1913, 14, 15 Weiske, Bob 1944, 47, 48 Weiss, Howard 1936, 37, 38 Welch, George 1977, 78, 79 Welch, Gerald 1957 Welch, Myron 1926, 27Welch, Philip 2008, 09, 10, 11Welsh, Jonathan 2001, 02, 03, 04 Wernicke, C.F.G. 1912 Wescott, Ward 1901 Wesley, James 1971, 72 Westedt, Paul 1933 Weston, Frank 1917, 19, 20 Westphal, John 1980, 81 Weyker, Jeff 1988 Whalen, Jake 2016Wheeler, Mark 1984 Wheeler, Sam 1965, 66, 67 Wheelwright, Robert 2013, 14, 15, 16White, Brandon 2002, 03, 04, 05White, James 2010, 11, 12, 13White, Jeff 1974 White, Johnny 2004, 05, 06White, LaMarr 1987, 88, 89, 90 White, Marcus 1997 Whitmore, Alba 1907 Whitmore, Joseph 1907 Whittaker, Elmer 1906, 07, 09 Whittaker, Terry 1969, 70, 71 Whyte, Conroy 1999, 00 Wielebski, T.J. 2004 Wiener, M.R. 1890 Wiesner, Tom 1958, 59, 60 Wilce, John 1907, 08, 09 Wilder, Lee 1969, 70 Wilke, Earl 1925, 26 Willding, Robert 1939, 40 Wille, Scott 2001 Williams, Bill 1986, 87, 88, 90 Williams, Brandon 1996, 97, 98 Williams, Brandon 2002, 03, 04, 05

Williams, Broderick 2000, 01, 02 Williams, Charles 1996, 97 Williams, Dean 1893 Williams, Edward 1923 Williams, John 1979, 80, 81, 82 Williams, John L. 1989 Williams, Robert 1985, 87 Williams, Robert 1989, 90, 91 Williams, Roland 1920, 21, 23 Williams, Sid 1956, 57, 58 Williams, Stanley 1972, 73, 74 Williams, Tony 1996, 97, 98 Williams, Walker 2014, 15Willson, Milo 1932 Wilmarth, George 1899 Wilson, Glen 1953, 54 Wilson, J. Donald 1935 Wilson, J. Robert 1925, 26, 27 Wilson, Robert 1946, 47, 48, 49 Wilson, Russell 2011Wilson, Sean 1989, 90 Wimmer, Hugo 1952 Wimmer, James 1930 Wimpress, James 1974 Winckler, Bob 1979, 80, 81, 82 Windward, Erwin 1935, 36 Winfrey, Carl 1968, 69, 70 Wings, David 1985, 86, 87, 88 Wink, Jack 1942, 46, 47 Winslow, George 1982, 83 Wirth, Jeff 1990, 91, 92, 93 Withers, Ed 1949, 50, 51 Witkus, Douglas 1976, 77 Witt, Gerald 1951, 52, 53 Wittig, Richard 1961 Woicek, Scott 2011Wojdula, Andy 1961, 62, 63 Wojta, Kyle 2009, 10, 11Wojtowicz, George 1978 Wolf, Jeffrey 1987, 88 Wood, Jake 2003, 04 Wood, John 1966 Woodford, Bruce 1977Woodward, Drew 2009 Woods, James 1920, 21Wozniak, Brian 2010, 11, 12, 13Wrabetz, Voyta 1903, 04, 05 Wright, James 1935 Wright, Randy 1981, 82, 83 Wuhrman, Jerald 1952, 53 Wunsch, Jerry 1993, 94, 95, 96

Y Yanakos, William 1966, 67, 68 Yarborough, William 1968, 69, 70Yates, Ronald 1965Yderstad, Charles 1948, 49, 50 Yeager, Clive 1898, 99 Yentz, Derek, 2006Yocum, Chad 1991, 92, 93, 95 York, Claude 1938, 39 Young, Richard 1969Young, Scott 1993, 94, 95 Young, Stephen 1962, 63 Yourg, Daniel 1979

Z Zagzebski, Konrad 2012, 13, 14Zakula, Mark 1972, 73, 74 Zalewski, Mark 2003, 04, 05, 06Zarling, Talon 2012, 13, 14Zeisler, George 1906 Zeitler, Kevin 2009, 10, 11Zeman, Robert 1957, 58, 59 Ziemetz, Arthur 1974 Ziese, Edgar 1927Zimmerman, John 1973, 74, 75 Zinke, Arthur 1913 Zoelle, Charles 1947 Zouvoas, Peter 1957, 59Zuleger, Kyle 2010, 11, 12, 13Zullo, Vince 1991, 92, 93, 94 Zych, Lester 1943

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The following former Badgers either played or are still active in professional football. These lists were provided by teams from the National Football League, Canadian Football League, World Football League, Arena Football League, United States Football League, United Football League and Arena Football League. Only players officially recognized as “rostered” professional players by those organizations are listed. Current professionals (as of July 2017) are listed in BOLD.

Player Professional TeamsJared Abbrederis Green Bay Packers, 2014-16 Detroit Lions, 2017Dave Ahrens St. Louis Cardinals, 1981-84 Indianapolis Colts, 1985-87 Detroit Lions, 1988 Miami Dolphins, 1989 Seattle Seahawks, 1990Art Albrecht Pittsburgh Steelers, 1942 Chicago Cardinals, 1943 Boston Yanks, 1944Bill Albright New York Giants, 1951-54Beau Allen Philadelphia Eagles, 2014-17Alan Ameche Baltimore Colts, 1955-60Norm Amundsen Green Bay Packers, 1957Mark Anelli San Francisco 49ers, 2002-03 St. Louis Rams, 2006John Atwood New York Giants, 1948Jim Bakken St. Louis Cardinals, 1962-78Montee Ball Denver Broncos, 2013-15Travis Beckum New York Giants, 2009-12Kevin Belcher Los Angeles Raiders, 1985 Denver Broncos, 1987Chuck Belin Los Angeles Rams, 1993-94 St. Louis Rams, 1995-96Michael Bennett Minnesota Vikings, 2001-05 Kansas City Chiefs, 2006-07 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2007-08 San Diego Chargers, 2008-09 Oakland Raiders, 2010Scott Bergold St. Louis Cardinals, 1985Lee Bernet Denver Broncos, 1965-66Matt Bernstein Detroit Lions, 2005 Philadelphia Soul, 2006-07Erik Bickerstaff Dallas Cowboys, 2003Vince Biegel Green Bay Packers, 2017Guy Boliaux Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 1983Brooks Bollinger New York Jets, 2003-05 Minnesota Vikings, 2006-08 Dallas Cowboys, 2008 Florida Tuskers, 2009-10Chris Borland San Francisco 49ers, 2014Kyle Borland Michigan Panthers, 1983-84 New Jersey Generals, 1985 Los Angeles Rams, 1987Ken Bowman Green Bay Packers, 1964-73 Hawaiians, 1975Donny Brady Baltimore Ravens, 1996-98Wendell Bryant Arizona Cardinals, 2002-04 Las Vegas Locomotives, 2009 Omaha Nighthawks, 2010Howard Buck Green Bay Packers, 1921-25Dan Buenning Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2005-08 Chicago Bears, 2008 Florida Tuskers, 2009

Tom Burke Arizona Cardinals, 1999-02Jason Burns Cincinnati Bengals, 1995Jake Byrne San Diego Chargers, 2013-14 Houston Texans, 2013Brian Calhoun Detroit Lions, 2006-08Len Calligaro New York Giants, 1944-45LaMar Campbell Detroit Lions, 1998-02Larry Canada Denver Broncos, 1978-79, 81 Denver Gold, 1983 Chicago Blitz, 1984-85Gabe Carimi Chicago Bears, 2011-12 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2013 Atlanta Falcons, 2014-15Harland Carl Chicago Bears, 1956Chad Cascadden New York Jets, 1995-99Jonathan Casillas New Orleans Saints, 2009-12 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2013-14 New England Patriots, 2014 New York Giants, 2015-17Chris Chambers Miami Dolphins, 2001-07 San Diego Chargers, 2007-09 Kansas City Chiefs, 2009-10John Clay Pittsburgh Steelers, 2011Corey Clement Philadelphia Eagles, 2017Jonathan Clinkscale Rhein Fire, 2005 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2006-07 Orlando Predators, 2008Jim Cook Green Bay Packers, 1921Dave Costa San Francisco 49ers, 2001 Pittsburgh Steelers, 2003 Scottish Claymores, 2003 Toronto Argonauts, 2004-08Ken Criter Denver Broncos, 1969-74Marcus Cromartie San Diego Chargers, 2013-14 San Francisco 49ers, 2014-16 Seattle Seahawks, 2017Owen Daniels Houston Texans, 2006-13 Baltimore Ravens, 2014 Denver Broncos, 2015Don Davey Green Bay Packers, 1991-94 Jacksonville Jaguars, 1995-98Anthony Davis Hamilton Tiger-Cats, 2006-07 Toronto Argonauts, 2007Nick Davis Minnesota Vikings, 2002-03Ralph Davis Green Bay Packers, 1947-48Joe Dawkins Houston Oilers, 1970-71 Denver Broncos, 1971-73 New York Giants, 1974-75 Houston Oilers, 1976Ron Dayne New York Giants, 2000-04 Denver Broncos, 2005 Houston Texans, 2006-07Jim DeLisle Green Bay Packers, 1971Jeff Dellenbach Miami Dolphins, 1985-94 New England Patriots, 1995 Green Bay Packers, 1996-98 Philadelphia Eagles, 1999Lee DeRamus New Orleans Saints, 1995-96Glenn Derby New Orleans Saints, 1989-90

John Dittrich St. Louis Cardinals, 1956 Green Bay Packers, 1959 Oakland Raiders, 1960 Buffalo Bills, 1961Jerry Doerger Chicago Bears, 1982 Chicago Blitz, 1984 Orlando Renegades, 1985

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Jason Doering Indianapolis Colts, 2001-03Tom Domres Houston Oilers, 1968-71 Denver Broncos, 1971-72Tyler Donovan Milwaukee Iron, 2009Wally Dreyer Chicago Bears, 1949 Green Bay Packers, 1950-51Mike Echols Tennessee Titans, 2002-04Bob Eckl Chicago Cardinals, 1945Ron Egloff Denver Broncos, 1977-83 San Diego Chargers, 1984Gary Ellerson Green Bay Packers, 1985-86 Detroit Lions, 1987Larry Emery Atlanta Falcons, 1987Derek Engler New York Giants, 1997-00Alex Erickson Cincinnati Bengals, 2016-17Clarence Esser Chicago Cardinals, 1947Lee Evans Buffalo Bills, 2004-10 Baltimore Ravens, 2011Bradie Ewing Atlanta Falcons, 2012-13 Jacksonville Jaguars, 2014Tom Farris Chicago Bears, 1946-47Hal Faverty Green Bay Packers, 1952Rufus Ferguson Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 1973 Portland Storm, 1974-75Bill Ferrario Green Bay Packers, 2000-02Jamar Fletcher Miami Dolphins, 2001-03 San Diego Chargers, 2004-05 Detroit Lions, 2006 Houston Texans, 2007-08 Cincinnati Bengals, 2008Terrell Fletcher San Diego Chargers, 1995-02Carlos Fowler Toronto Argonauts, 1995-96 Houston Thunder Bears, 1996 England Monarchs, 1998 Los Angeles Avengers, 2004Jim Fraser Denver Broncos, 1962-64 Kansas City Chiefs, 1965 New England Patriots, 1966 New Orleans Saints, 1968Travis Frederick Dallas Cowboys, 2013-17Milt Gantenbein Green Bay Packers, 1931-40Milt Gardner Green Bay Packers, 1922-26Aaron Gibson Detroit Lions, 1999-01 Dallas Cowboys, 2001-02 Chicago Bears, 2003-05 Austin Wranglers, 2006-07 Cleveland Gladiators, 2008David Gilreath Indianapolis Colts, 2011 St. Louis Rams, 2011 Pittsburgh Steelers, 2012Earl Girard Green Bay Packers, 1948-51 Detroit Lions, 1952-56 Pittsburgh Steelers, 1957Charles Goldenberg Green Bay Packers, 1933-45Melvin Gordon Los Angeles Chargers, 2015-17Rick Graf Miami Dolphins, 1987-90 Houston Oilers, 1991-92 Washington Redskins, 1993Neil Graff New England Patriots, 1974-75 Seattle Seahawks, 1976 Pittsburgh Steelers, 1976-77Garrett Graham Houston Texans, 2010-15David Greenwood Michigan Panthers, 1983-84 Oakland Invaders, 1985 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1985 Green Bay Packers, 1986 Los Angeles Raiders, 1988Bill Gregory Dallas Cowboys, 1971-77 Seattle Seahawks, 1978-80

Nick Greisen New York Giants, 2002-05 Jacksonville Jaguars, 2006-07 Baltimore Ravens, 2008 Denver Broncos 2009 Omaha Nighthawks, 2010Ryan Groy Chicago Bears, 2014-15 Buffalo Bills, 2015-17Paul Gruber Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1988-99Dale Hackbart Green Bay Packers, 1960 Washington Redskins, 1961-63 Minnesota Vikings, 1966-70 St. Louis Cardinals, 1971-72 Denver Broncos, 1973John Hall New York Jets, 1997-02 Washington Redskins, 2003-06Jim Haluska Chicago Bears, 1956Pat Harder Chicago Cardinals, 1946-50 Detroit Lions, 1951-53John Harris Green Bay Packers, 1925-26Marck Harrison Orlando Renegades, 1985-86Edgerton Hartwell Baltimore Ravens, 2001-04 Atlanta Falcons, 2005-06 Cincinnati Bengals, 2007Rob Havenstein Los Angeles Rams, 2015-17Anttaj Hawthorne Oakland Raiders, 2005-07 Arizona Rattlers, 2008, 2010-11Nick Hayden Carolina Panthers, 2008-10 Cincinnati Bengals, 2011-12 Dallas Cowboys, 2013-15Donald Hayes Carolina Panthers, 1998-01 New England Patriots, 2002Ethan Hemer Pittsburgh Steelers, 2014-15P.J. Hill New Orleans Saints, 2009, 2010 Philadelphia Eagles, 2009 Washington Redskins, 2009Darius Hillary Cincinnati Bengals, 2016 Cleveland Browns, 2017Elroy Hirsch Los Angeles Rams, 1949-57John Hohman Denver Broncos, 1965-66Bart Houston Pittsburgh Steelers, 2017Paul Hubbard Cleveland Browns, 2008 Oakland Raiders, 2009 Buffalo Bills, 2010Craig Hudson Green Bay Packers, 1990Ken Huxhold Philadelphia Eagles, 1954-58Jack Ikegwuonu Philadelphia Eagles, 2008-09Erasmus James Minnesota Vikings, 2005-07 Washington Redskins, 2008Chris Janek New Jersey Gladiators, 2002 Colorado Crush, 2003 Indiana Firebirds, 2004 Columbus Destroyers, 2005-06 Utah Blaze, 2006-08Ed Jankowski Green Bay Packers, 1937-41Jason Jefferson Buffalo Bills, 2005-07 Atlanta Falcons, 2008

Al Johnson Dallas Cowboys, 2004-06 Arizona Cardinals, 2007Lawrence Johnson Cleveland Browns, 1979-84 Buffalo Bills, 1984-87Richard Johnson Houston Oilers, 1985-92Shelton Johnson Oakland Raiders, 2013-14Jimmy Jones Chicago Bears, 1965-67 Denver Broncos, 1968Tim Jordan New England Patriots, 1987-89Matt Katula Baltimore Ravens, 2005-09 New England Patrios, 2010 Minnesota Vikings, 2011

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Lance Kendricks St. Louis Rams, 2011-16 Green Bay Packers, 2017Don Kindt Chicago Bears, 1947-55Roger Knight New Orleans Saints, 2001-04Dave Kocourek San Diego Chargers, 1960-65 Miami Dolphins, 1966 Oakland Raiders, 1967-68Ross Kolodziej New York Giants, 2001 San Francisco 49ers, 2003 Arizona Cardinals, 2004-05 Minnesota Vikings, 2006 Arizona Cardinals, 2007 Las Vegas Locomotives, 2009-10Bob Konovsky St. Louis Cardinals, 1957-59 Chicago Bears, 1960 Denver Broncos, 1961Peter Konz Atlanta Falcons, 2012-14Joe Kresky Green Bay Packers, 1930 Washington Redskins, 1932 Philadelphia Eagles, 1933-35 Pittsburgh Steelers, 1935Gary Kroner Denver Broncos, 1965-67Tim Krumrie Cincinnati Bengals, 1983-94Ralph Kurek Chicago Bears, 1965-70Bob Landsee Philadelphia Eagles, 1986-87Dan Lanphear Houston Oilers, 1960, 62Wes Leaper Green Bay Packers, 1921, 23Jim Leonhard Buffalo Bills, 2005-07, 13 Baltimore Ravens, 2008 New York Jets, 2009-11 Denver Broncos, 2012Dave Levenick Atlanta Falcons, 1983-84DeAndre Levy Detroit Lions, 2009-16Alex Lewis Detroit Lions, 2004-08 Omaha Nighthawks, 2010Danny Lewis Detroit Lions, 1958-64 Washington Redskins, 1965 New York Giants, 1966Dennis Lick Chicago Bears, 1976-81Dick Loepfe Chicago Cardinals, 1948-49Mike London San Diego Chargers, 1966Jason Maniecki Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1996-98Von Mansfield Philadelphia Eagles, 1982 Michigan Panthers, 1984 Birmingham Stallions, 1985 Green Bay Packers, 1987Chris Maragos San Francisco 49ers, 2010 Seattle Seahawks, 2011-13 Philadelphia Eagles, 2014-17Cecil Martin Philadelphia Eagles, 1999-03Tyler Marz Tennessee Titans, 2016-17Ira Matthews Oakland Raiders, 1979-81Earl Maves Detroit Lions, 1948Tom McCauley Atlanta Falcons, 1969-71Tanner McEvoy Seattle Seahawks, 2016-17Thad McFadden Birmingham Stallions, 1985-86 Buffalo Bills, 1987Chris McIntosh Seattle Seahawks, 2000-01Jack Mead New York Giants, 1946-47 Taylor Mehlhaff New Orleans Saints, 2008 Hartford Colonials, 2010Jim Melka Green Bay Packers, 1987Ahmad Merritt Chicago Bears, 2001-03Larry Mialik Atlanta Falcons, 1972-74 San Diego Chargers, 1976Don Miller Green Bay Packers, 1941-42Ron Miller Los Angeles Rams, 1962John Moffitt Seattle Seahawks, 2011-12 Denver Broncos, 2013Pete Monty New York Giants, 1997-00Mike Morgan Chicago Bears, 1978

Emmett Mortell Philadelphia Eagles, 1937-39Brent Moss St. Louis Rams, 1995Don Murry Chicago Bears, 1924-31Bobby Myers Tennessee Titans, 2000-01Bill Nagy Dallas Cowboys, 2011 Detroit Lions, 2012Fred Negus Chicago Bears, 1950Jim Nettles Philadelphia Eagles, 1965-69 Los Angeles Rams, 1969-72Mike Newkirk Chicago Rush, 2010Brad Nortman Carolina Panthers, 2012-15 Jacksonville Jaguars, 2016-17Jack Novak Cincinnati Bengals, 1975 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1976-77Nate Odomes Buffalo Bills, 1987-93 Seattle Seahawks, 1994-95Pat O’Donahue San Francisco 49ers, 1952 Green Bay Packers, 1955Dare Ogunbowale Houston Texans, 2017Jonathan Orr Tennessee Titans, 2006-07Joe Panos Philadelphia Eagles, 1994-97 Buffalo Bills, 1998-00George Paskvan Green Bay Packers, 1941Phillip Peterson Green Bay Packers, 1932Roger Pillath Los Angeles Rams, 1965 Pittsburgh Steelers, 1966Jason Pociask New York Jets, 2006-07 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2008 Indianapolis Colts, 2009 Carolina Panthers, 2009 Seattle Seahawks, 2009Chris Pressley Cincy Bengals, 2009, 2010-13 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2009-10James Purnell Chicago Bears, 1964-68 Los Angeles Rams, 1969-72Casey Rabach Baltimore Ravens, 2001-04 Washington Redskins, 2005-10Donovan Raiola Amsterdam Admirals, 2007 St. Louis Rams, 2008 Chicago Bears, 2009 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2010 Omaha Nighthawks, 2010Ryan Ramczyk New Orleans Saints, 2017Cory Raymer Washington Redskins, 1995-01, 2004-05 San Diego Chargers, 2002-03Michael Reid Atlanta Falcons, 1987-92Pat Richter Washington Redskins, 1963-70Michael Roan Houston Oilers, 1995-96 Tennessee Oilers, 1997-98 Tennessee Titans, 1999-00Rafael Robinson Seattle Seahawks, 1992-95 Houston Oilers, 1996Roderick Rogers Denver Broncos, 2007-08Gene Rose Chicago Cardinals, 1929-32Gus Rosenow Green Bay Packers, 1921Levonne Rowan Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 2009Joe Rudolph Philadelphia Eagles, 1995 San Francisco 49ers, 1997, ‘99Tarek Saleh Carolina Panthers, 1997-98 Cleveland Browns, 1999-00Matt Schabert Milwaukee Iron, 2009Mike Schneck Pittsburgh Steelers, 1999-04 Buffalo Bills, 2005-07 Atlanta Falcons, 2008-09John Schneller Detroit Lions, 1934-36Joe Schobert Cleveland Browns, 2016-17O’Brien Schofield Arizona Cardinals, 2010-12 Seattle Seahawks, 2013-14 Atlanta Falcons, 2015-16Karl Schuelke Pittsburgh Steelers, 1939

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Paul Schuette New York Giants, 1928 Chicago Bears, 1930-32Ralph Scott Chicago Bears, 1921-25Champ Seibold Green Bay Packers, 1934-41Mike Seifert Cleveland Browns, 1974Clarence Self Detroit Lions, 1950-51 Green Bay Packers, 1952, 54-55Matt Shaughnessy Oakland Raiders, 2009-12 Arizona Cardinals, 2013-14Sojourn Shelton Arizona Cardinals, 2017Mark Shumate Green Bay Packers, 1985 New York Jets, 1985Carl Silvestri St. Louis Cardinals, 1965 Atlanta Falcons, 1966Tony Simmons New England Patriots, 1998-00 Cleveland/Indianapolis, 2001 New York Giants, 2002 British Columbia Lions, 2005-07Darryl Sims Pittsburgh Steelers, 1985-86 Cleveland Browns, 1987-88Devin Smith Pittsburgh Steelers, 2013-14Jerry Smith San Francisco 49ers, 1952-53 Green Bay Packers, 1956Ron Smith Chicago Bears, 1965 Atlanta Falcons, 1966-67 Los Angeles Rams, 1968-69 Chicago Bears, 1970-72 San Diego Chargers, 1973 Oakland Raiders, 1974 Southern California Sun, 1975Ray Snell Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1980-83 Pittsburgh Steelers, 1984-85 Detroit Lions, 1985Phil Sobocinski Atlanta Falcons, 1968Mike Solwold Dallas Cowboys, 2001 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2002Jim Sorgi Indianapolis Colts, 2004-09 New York Giants, 2010Dezmen Southward Atlanta Falcons, 2014-15 Indianapolis Colts, 2015-16 Carolina Panthers, 2017Jerry Stalcup Los Angeles Rams, 1960 Denver Broncos, 1961-62Ken Starch Green Bay Packers, 1976Scott Starks Jacksonville Jaguars, 2005-09Joel Stave Minnesota Vikings, 2016 Seattle Seahawks, 2016 Kansas City Chiefs, 2017Aaron Stecker Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2000-03 New Orleans Saints, 2004-08Jeff Stehle Denver Broncos, 2010Kevin Stemke Oakland Raiders, 2002-03Terry Stieve New Orleans Saints, 1976-77 St. Louis Cardinals, 1978-84Ken Stills Green Bay Packers, 1985-89 Minnesota Vikings, 1990Tim Stracka Cleveland Browns, 1983-85Dave Suminski Washington Redskins, 1953Jason Suttle Denver Broncos, 1999-00 San Francisco 49ers, 2001Merrill Taft Chicago Bears, 1924Mark Tauscher Green Bay Packers, 2000-10Mike Taylor Seattle Seahawks, 2013-14Jim Temp Green Bay Packers, 1957-60Deral Teteak Green Bay Packers, 1952-56Joe Thomas Cleveland Browns, 2007-17Alan Thompson Philadelphia Bell, 1974-75Donnel Thompson Pittsburgh Steelers, 2000 Indianapolis Colts, 2001-02Mike Thompson Cincinnati Bengals, 1998 Cleveland Browns, 1999-01

Scott Tolzien San Francisco 49ers, 2011-12 Green Bay Packers, 2013-15 Indianapolis Colts, 2016-17Clarence Tommerson Pittsburgh Steelers, 1938-39Al Toon New York Jets, 1985-92Nick Toon New Orleans Saints, 2012-15 St. Louis Rams, 2015Austin Traylor Dallas Cowboys, 2016 San Diego Chargers, 2016 Denver Broncos, 2017B.J. Tucker Dallas Cowboys, 2003 San Francisco 49ers, 2005-06 B.C. Lions, 2008Dan Turk Pittsburgh Steelers, 1986 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1987-88 Los Angeles Raiders, 1989-96 Washington Redskins, 1997-98Eric Unverzagt Seattle Seahawks, 1996-97Kraig Urbik Pittsburgh Steelers, 2009 Buffalo Bills, 2010-15 Miami Dolphins, 2016-17Ron Vander Kelen Minnesota Vikings, 1963-67Mike Verstegen New Orleans Saints, 1995-97, 1999Troy Vincent Miami Dolphins, 1992-95 Philadelphia Eagles, 1996-03 Buffalo Bills, 2004-06 Washington Redskins, 2006Evan Vogds Green Bay Packers, 1948-49Stu Voigt Minnesota Vikings, 1970-80Rick Wagner Baltimore Ravens, 2013-16 Detroit Lions, 2017Steve Wagner Green Bay Packers, 1976-79 Philadelphia Eagles, 1980-81Derek Watt Los Angeles Chargers, 2016-17J.J. Watt Houston Texans, 2011-17T.J. Watt Pittsburgh Steelers, 2017Mike Webster Pittsburgh Steelers, 1974-88 Kansas City Chiefs, 1989-90Howard Weiss Detroit Lions, 1939-40Jonathan Welsh Indianapolis Colts, 2005-06James White New England Patriots, 2014-17Brandon Williams San Francisco 49ers, 2006-07 St. Louis Rams, 2007Dick Williams Green Bay Packers, 1921John Williams Dallas Cowboys, 1985 Seattle Seahawks, 1985 New Orleans Saints, 1986 Indianapolis Colts, 1987Russell Wilson Seattle Seahawks, 2012-17Carl Winfrey Minnesota Vikings, 1971 Pittsburgh Steelers, 1972Randy Wright Green Bay Packers, 1984-88Jerry Wunsch Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1997-01 Seattle Seahawks, 2002-05Kevin Zeitler Cincinnati Bengals, 2012-16 Cleveland Browns, 2017Bob Zeman San Diego Chargers, 1960-61 Denver Broncos, 1962-63

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Elroy “Crazylegs” HirschPlayed for Chicago Rockets (1946-48) and Los Angeles Rams (1949-57) ... totaled 387 receptions for 7,029 yards and 60 TDs in career ... key part of the Los Angeles Rams’ revolutionary “three-end” offense in 1949 ... inducted into Hall of Fame in 1968

Mike WebsterSpent career with the Pittsburgh Steelers (1974-88) and Kansas City Chiefs (1989-90) ... played most seasons (15) and games (220) in Steelers’ history ... nine-time Pro Bowl pick, including five as a starter ... won four Super Bowls with the Steelers ... had a string of 150 consecutive starts between 1976-86 ... inducted into Hall of Fame in 1997

Super Bowl Following is a list of former Wisconsin players on the rosters of teams that have participated in the Super Bowl: 1967 Ken Bowman, Green Bay*1968 Ken Bowman, Green Bay* Dave Kocourek, Oakland1970 Dale Hackbart, Minnesota Stu Voigt, Minnesota1971 Bill Gregory, Dallas 1972 Bill Gregory, Dallas* 1974 Stu Voigt, Minnesota 1975 Stu Voigt, Minnesota Mike Webster, Pittsburgh* 1976 Mike Webster, Pittsburgh* Bill Gregory, Dallas 1977 Stu Voigt, Minnesota 1978 Larry Canada, Denver Bill Gregory, Dallas* 1979 Mike Webster, Pittsburgh* 1980 Mike Webster, Pittsburgh *1981 Ira Matthews, Oakland* Steve Wagner, Philadelphia 1985 Jeff Dellenbach, Miami 1989 Tim Krumrie, Cincinnati 1991 Nate Odomes, Buffalo 1992 Nate Odomes, Buffalo 1993 Nate Odomes, Buffalo 1997 Jeff Dellenbach, Green Bay* 1998 Jeff Dellenbach, Green Bay 2000 Michael Roan, Tennessee2001 Ron Dayne, New York Giants Derek Engler, New York Giants Pete Monty, New York Giants2003 Aaron Stecker, Tampa Bay* Mike Solwold, Tampa Bay*2007 Jim Sorgi, Indianapolis*2010 Jim Sorgi, Indianapolis Jonathan Casillas, New Orleans*2011 Mark Tauscher, Green Bay*2012 Travis Beckum, New York Giants* 2013 Scott Tolzien, San Francisco.

2014 Montee Ball, Denver Chris Maragos, Seattle* O’Brien Schofield, Seattle* Russell Wilson, Seattle*2015 Jonathan Casillas, New England* James White, New England* O’Brien Schofield, Seattle Russell Wilson, Seattle2016 Brad Nortman, Carolina Owen Daniels, Denver*2017 James White, New England**won Super Bowl

Pro Bowl Following is a list of former Wisconsin players who have been selected for the Pro Bowl:1939 Milt Gantenbein, Green Bay Charles Goldenberg, Green Bay Eddie Jankowski, Green Bay1951 Elroy Hirsch, L.A. Rams1952 Elroy Hirsch, L.A. Rams Deral Teteak, Green Bay1953 Pat Harder, Detroit Elroy Hirsch, L.A. Rams1954 Don Kindt, Chicago1955 Alan Ameche, Baltimore1956 Alan Ameche, Baltimore Elroy Hirsch, L.A. Rams1957 Alan Ameche, Baltimore1958 Alan Ameche, Baltimore1962 Dave Kocourek, San Diego Bob Zeman, Denver1965 Jim Bakken, St. Louis1967 Jim Bakken, St. Louis1975 Jim Bakken, St. Louis1976 Jim Bakken, St. Louis1979 Mike Webster, Pittsburgh1980 Mike Webster, Pittsburgh1981 Mike Webster, Pittsburgh1982 Mike Webster, Pittsburgh1983 Mike Webster, Pittsburgh1984 Mike Webster, Pittsburgh1985 Mike Webster, Pittsburgh1986 Mike Webster, Pittsburgh Al Toon, New York Jets1987 Al Toon, New York Jets1988 Mike Webster, Pittsburgh Tim Krumrie, Cincinnati Al Toon, New York Jets1989 Paul Gruber, Tampa Bay Tim Krumrie, Cincinnati1990 Paul Gruber, Tampa Bay1992 Paul Gruber, Tampa Bay1993 Nate Odomes, Buffalo1994 Nate Odomes, Buffalo2000 Troy Vincent, Philadelphia2001 Troy Vincent, Philadelphia2002 Troy Vincent, Philadelphia2003 Troy Vincent, Philadelphia Michael Bennett, Minnesota2004 Troy Vincent, Philadelphia2006 Chris Chambers, Miami Mike Schneck, Buffalo

2008 Joe Thomas, Cleveland2009 Owen Daniels, Houston Joe Thomas, Cleveland2010 Joe Thomas, Cleveland2011 Joe Thomas, Cleveland2012 Joe Thomas, Cleveland2013 Joe Thomas, Cleveland Owen Daniels, Houston J.J. Watt, Houston Russell Wilson, Seattle2014 Joe Thomas, Cleveland J.J. Watt, Houston Russell Wilson, Seattle2015 Joe Thomas, Cleveland Travis Frederick, Dallas J.J. Watt, Houston (MVP)2016 Joe Thomas, Cleveland Travis Frederick, Dallas J.J. Watt, Houston Russell Wilson, Seattle (MVP)2017 Travis Frederick, Dallas Melvin Gordon, San Diego Joe Thomas, Cleveland

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1937 NFL DraftEd Jankowski, Green Bay (1)John Golemgeske, Brooklyn (6)

1939 NFL DraftHoward Weiss, Detroit (2)Lynn Hovland, Green Bay (3)Vince Gavre, Green Bay (8)Roy Bellin, Green Bay (14)

1940 NFL DraftJack Murray, Brooklyn (6)

1941 NFL DraftGeorge Paskvan, Green Bay (1)Fred Gage, Detroit (17)

1942 NFL DraftTom Farris, Green Bay (9)

1943 NFL DraftDave Schreiner, Detroit (2)Paul Hirshbrunner, Chicago Cards (12)Pat Lyons, Chicago Bears (17)Lloyd Wasserbach, Green Bay (19)Mark Hoskins, Green Bay (20)Bob Baumann, Chicago Bears (22)George Makris, Green Bay (24)Bob Ray, Green Bay (28)

1944 NFL DraftPat Harder, Chicago Cardinals (1)Bob Hanzlik, Philadelphia (11)Pat Boyle, Chicago Bears (27)Len Seeliger, Pittsburgh (30)

1945 NFL DraftElroy Hirsch, Cleveland (1)Jack Mead, N.Y. Giants (7)Fred Negus, Cleveland (7)Jack Wink, N.Y. Giants (15)Ken Currier, Detroit (21)Frank Lopp, Detroit (29)

1946 NFL DraftRex John, Boston (10)Dick Loepfe, Chicago Cardinals (11)

1947 NFL DraftDon Kindt, Chicago Bears (1)George Fuchs, L.A. Rams (13)Wally Dreyer, Chicago Bears (15)Clarence Esser, Chicago Cardinals (18) Earl Maves, Detroit (26)

1948 NFL DraftEarl Girard, Green Bay (1)Clarence Self, Chicago Cardinals (12)Bob Rennebohm, Green Bay (12)

1948 AAFC DraftBob Rennebohm, Buffalo (25)Earl Girard, N.Y. Yankees (27)Ben Bendrick, Baltimore (28)

1949 NFL DraftBen Bendrick, Chicago Bears (4)Hal Faverty, Chicago Bears (15)

1949 AAFC DraftBen Bendrick, N.Y. Yankees (11)Clarence Self, Cleveland (13)

1950 NFL DraftBob Wilson, Cleveland (4)Joe Kelly, N.Y. Giants (13)Hal Otterback, Green Bay (17)Gene Evans, Green Bay (21)

1951 NFL DraftJohn Simcic, Chicago Cardinals (15)Bill Albright, N.Y. Giants (20)Bob Radcliffe, Pittsburgh (27)Ken Huxhold, Chicago Cardinals (27)Ed Withers, Green Bay (30)

1952 NFL DraftMarion Campbell, San Francisco (4)Pat O’Donahue, San Francisco (5)Jerry Smith, San Francisco (8)Deral Teteak, Green Bay (9)Jim Hammond, Texas (10)John Coatta, Green Bay (16)Gene Felker, Texas (19)

1953 NFL DraftBob Kennedy, Green Bay (6)Charley Berndt, Chicago Cardinals (10)Harland Carl, Chicago Bears (14)Dave Suminski, Washington (15)

1954 NFL DraftWendell Gulseth, N.Y. Giants (12)Roger Dornburg, Washington (13)Jerry Witt, Washington (19)Jim Haluska, Chicago Bears (30)

Badgers In The NFL Draft

FIRST-ROUND NFL DRAFT CHOICESYear Player Selection Team1937 Ed Jankowski 9th Green Bay Packers1941 George Paskvan 7th Green Bay Packers1944 Pat Harder 2nd St. Louis Cardinals1945 Elroy Hirsch 5th Cleveland Browns1947 Don Kindt 11th Chicago Bears1948 Earl Girard 7th Green Bay Packers1955 Alan Ameche 2nd Baltimore Colts1963 Pat Richter 7th Washington Redskins1976 Dennis Lick 8th Chicago Bears1980 Ray Snell 22nd Tampa Bay Buccaneers1985 Al Toon 10th New York Jets1985 Richard Johnson 11th Houston Oilers1985 Darryl Sims 20th Pittsburgh Steelers1988 Paul Gruber 4th Tampa Bay Buccaneers1992 Troy Vincent 7th Miami Dolphins1999 Aaron Gibson 27th Detroit Lions2000 Ron Dayne 11th New York Giants2000 Chris McIntosh 22nd Seattle Seahawks2001 Jamar Fletcher 26th Miami Dolphins2001 Michael Bennett 27th Minnesota Vikings2002 Wendell Bryant 12th Arizona Cardinals2004 Lee Evans 13th Buffalo Bills2005 Erasmus James 18th Minnesota Vikings2007 Joe Thomas 3rd Cleveland Browns2011 J.J. Watt 11th Houston Texans2011 Gabe Carimi 29th Chicago Bears2012 Kevin Zeitler 27th Cincinnati Bengals2013 Travis Frederick 31st Dallas Cowboys2015 Melvin Gordon 15th San Diego Chargers2017 T.J. Watt 30th Pittsburgh Steelers2017 Ryan Ramczyk 32nd New Orleans Saints

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1955 NFL DraftAlan Ameche, Baltimore (1)Jim Temp, Green Bay (2)Norm Amundsen, Green Bay (6)Ron Locklin, N.Y. Giants (6)Clarence Bratt, Chicago Bears (12)Jerry Cvengros, L.A. Rams (21)Bob Gingrass, Philadelphia (27)

1956 NFL DraftBob Konovsky, Chicago Cardinals (7) Charlie Thomas, Green Bay (14)Wells Gray, Washington (16)Dick Kolian, Green Bay (27)Jim Miller, Chicago Cardinals (28)

1957 NFL DraftGlenn Bestor, Green Bay (12)Marty Booher, Green Bay (27)

1958 NFL DraftDanny Lewis, Detroit (6)Rocco Cinelli, Chicago Bears (11)Sid Williams, N.Y. Giants (11)

1959 NFL DraftBob Zeman, Cleveland (10)Dick Teteak, Green Bay (15)Dave Kocourek, Pittsburgh (19)Jim Fraser, Cleveland (21)Lowell Jenkins, Philadelphia (27)

1960 NFL DraftDale Hackbart, Green Bay (5)Jerry Stalcup, L.A. Rams (6)Dan Lanphear, Pittsburgh (8)Jim Heineke, San Francisco (16)Bob Nelson, Cleveland (20)

1960 AFL DraftDale Hackbart, Minnesota (1)Jim Heineke, Dallas (1)Bob Nelson, Dallas (1)Jerry Stalcup, Minnesota (1)Bob Zeman, L.A. Chargers (1)Bob Nelson, Oakland (Alt.)

1961 NFL DraftRon Miller, L.A. Rams (3)Tom Wiesner, Baltimore (16)Jerry Stalcup, Minnesota (Exp.)

1961 AFL DraftRon Miller, Houston (21)Terry Huxhold, Boston (27)

1962 NFL DraftJim Bakken, L.A. Rams (7)Ron Staley, Minnesota (17)

1963 NFL DraftPat Richter, Washington (1)Gary Kroner, Green Bay (7)

1963 AFL DraftPat Richter, Denver (10)Gary Kroner, N.Y. Titans (19)Ron Vander Kelen, N.Y. Titans (21)Ron Carlson, Buffalo (25)

1964 NFL DraftRoger Pillath, Buffalo (3)Jimmy Jones, Chicago Bears (6)Ken Bowman, Green Bay (8)Bob Johnson, St. Louis (8)

1964 AFL DraftRoger Pillath, Buffalo (7)Ken Bowman, N.Y. Jets (10)Jimmy Jones, Denver (25)

1965 NFL DraftRoger Jacobazzi, Green Bay (7)Al Piraino, Philadelphia (8)Carl Silvestri, St. Louis (16)Fred Reichardt, Baltimore (17)Ralph Kurek, Chicago Bears (20)

1965 AFL DraftJon Hohman, Denver (8)Al Piraino, Kansas City (11)

1966 NFL DraftTom Brigham, Detroit (10)Bill Maselter, Detroit (13)Danny Lewis, Atlanta (Exp.)Carl Silvestri, Atlanta (Exp.)Ron Smith, Atlanta (Exp.)

1966 AFL DraftMike London, San Diego (14)Dave Kocourek, Miami (Exp.)

1968 NFL DraftTom Domres, Houston (10)Sam Wheeler, Pittsburgh (12)

1969 NFL DraftLynn Buss, Philadelphia (9)Tom McCauley, Minnesota (10)

1970 NFL DraftMike McClish, Houston (8)Joe Dawkins, Houston (10)Stu Voigt, Minnesota (10)

1971 NFL DraftBill Gregory, Dallas (3)Dan Crooks, Atlanta (13)

1972 NFL DraftLance Moon, Atlanta (7)Greg Johnson, Miami (9)Elbert Walker, Kansas City (11)Larry Mialik, Atlanta (12)Alan Thompson, Dallas (14)Neil Graff, Minnesota (16)Neovia Greyer, N.Y. Giants (16)Al Hannah, Miami (16)

1973 NFL DraftRobert Storck, L.A. Rams (12)Rufus Ferguson, Atlanta (16)

1974 NFL DraftMike Webster, Pittsburgh (5)Mike Seifert, Cleveland (13)

1975 NFL DraftJack Novak, Cincinnati (12)

1976 NFL DraftDennis Lick, Chicago Bears (1)Steve Wagner, Minnesota (5)Terry Stieve, New Orleans (6)John Reimer, Houston (14)Neil Graff, Seattle (Exp.)

1977 NFL DraftJohn Rasmussen, New England (10)

1979 NFL DraftLawrence Johnson, Cleveland (2)Ira Matthews, Oakland (6)

1980 NFL DraftRay Snell, Tampa Bay (1)Ray Sydnor, Pittsburgh (3)Tom Schremp, N.Y. Jets (6)

1981 NFL DraftDave Ahrens, St. Louis (6)

1982 NFL DraftVon Mansfield, Atlanta (5)Jerry Doerger, Chicago Bears (8)Guy Boliaux, Chicago Bears (11)Dave Levenick, Atlanta (12)

1983 NFL DraftMatt VandenBoom, Buffalo (5)Bob Winckler, Washington (6)Tim Stracka, Cleveland (6)David Greenwood, New Orleans (8)Tim Krumrie, Cincinnati (10)Mark Shumate, Kansas City (10)

1984 NFL DraftRandy Wright, Green Bay (6)

1985 NFL DraftRichard Johnson, Houston (1)Al Toon, N.Y. Jets (1)Darryl Sims, Pittsburgh (1)Scott Bergold, St. Louis (2)Dan Turk, Pittsburgh (4)Jeff Dellenbach, Miami (4)Gary Ellerson, Green Bay (7)Kevin Belcher, L.A. Raiders (7)Ken Stills, Green Bay (8)Jim Melka, Tampa Bay (12)Bret Pearson, San Diego (12)

1986 NFL DraftBob Landsee, Philadelphia (6)

1987 NFL DraftRick Graf, Miami (2)Nate Odomes, Buffalo (2)Tim Jordan, New England (4)Michael Reid, Atlanta (6)Joe Armentrout, Tampa Bay (9)Craig Raddatz, Cincinnati (9) Bobby Taylor, Miami (10)Larry Emery, Atlanta (12)

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1988 NFL DraftPaul Gruber, Tampa Bay (1)Glenn Derby, New Orleans (8)Bud Keyes, Green Bay (10)Rod Lossow, New England (10)

1989 NFL DraftTodd Nelson, Phoenix (12)

1990 NFL DraftCraig Hudson, Kansas City (10)

1991 NFL DraftDon Davey, Green Bay (3)Brady Pierce, Minnesota (10)

1992 NFL DraftTroy Vincent, Miami (1)

1993 NFL DraftChuck Belin, L.A. Rams (5)

1994 NFL DraftJoe Panos, Philadelphia (3)Mark Montgomery, Philadelphia (7)

1995 NFL DraftCory Raymer, Washington (2)Terrell Fletcher, San Diego (2)Mike Verstegen, New Orleans (3)Michael Roan, Houston (4)Mike Thompson, Jacksonville (4)Lee DeRamus, New Orleans (6)Kenny Gales, Chicago (6)

1996 NFL DraftEric Unverzagt, Seattle (4)Jason Maniecki, Tampa Bay (5)

1997 NFL DraftJerry Wunsch, Tampa Bay (2)Pete Monty, N.Y. Giants (4)Tarek Saleh, Carolina (4)

1998 NFL DraftTony Simmons, New England (2)Donald Hayes, Carolina (4)

1999 NFL DraftAaron Gibson, Detroit (1)Tom Burke, Arizona (3)Cecil Martin, Philadelphia (6)

2000 NFL DraftRon Dayne, N.Y. Giants (1)Chris McIntosh, Seattle (1)Bobby Myers, Tennessee (4)Mark Tauscher, Green Bay (7)

2001 NFL DraftJamar Fletcher, Miami (1)Michael Bennett, Minnesota (1)Chris Chambers, Miami (2)Casey Rabach, Baltimore (3)Bill Ferrario, Green Bay (4)Roger Knight, Pittsburgh (6)Jason Doering, Indianapolis (6)Ross Kolodziej, N.Y. Giants (7)

2002 NFL DraftWendell Bryant, Arizona (1)Mike Echols, Tennessee (4)Nick Greisen, N.Y. Giants (5)Mark Anelli, San Francisco (6)

2003 NFL Draft Al Johnson, Dallas (2)B.J. Tucker, Dallas (6)Brooks Bollinger, N.Y. Jets (6)Ben Johnson, Detroit (7)

2004 NFL DraftLee Evans, Buffalo (1)Alex Lewis, Detroit (5)Jim Sorgi, Indianapolis (6)

2005 NFL DraftErasmus James, Minnesota (1)Scott Starks, Jacksonville (3)Dan Buenning, Tampa Bay (4)Jonathan Welsh, Indianapolis (5)Anttaj Hawthorne, Oakland (6)Jason Jefferson, New Orleans (6) Anthony Davis, Indianapolis (7)

2006 NFL DraftBrian Calhoun, Detroit (3)Brandon Williams, San Francisco (3)Owen Daniels, Houston (4)Jason Pociask, N.Y. Jets (5)Jonathan Orr, Tennessee (6)

2007 NFL DraftJoe Thomas, Cleveland (1)

2008 NFL DraftJack Ikegquonu, Philadelphia (4)Taylor Mehlhaff, New Orleans (6)Nick Hayden, Carolina (6)Paul Hubbard, Cleveland (6)

2009 NFL DraftMatt Shaughnessy, Oakland (3)DeAndre Levy, Detroit (3)Kraig Urbik, Pittsburgh (3)Travis Beckum, N.Y. Giants (3)

2010 NFL DraftGarrett Graham, Houston (4)O’Brien Schofield, Arizona (4)

2011 NFL DraftJ.J. Watt, Houston (1)Gabe Carimi, Chicago (1)Lance Kendricks, St. Louis (2)John Moffitt, Seattle (3)Bill Nagy, Dallas (7)

2012 NFL DraftKevin Zeitler, Cincinnati (1)Peter Konz, Atlanta (2)Russell Wilson, Seattle (3)Nick Toon, New Orleans (4)Bradie Ewing, Atlanta (5)Brad Nortman, Carolina (6)

2013 NFL DraftTravis Fredrick, Dallas (1) Montee Ball, Denver (2)Rick Wagner, Baltimore (5)

2014 NFL DraftDezmen Southward, Atlanta (3)Chris Borland, San Francisco (3)James White, New England (4)Jared Abbrederis, Green Bay (5)Beau Allen, Philadelphia (7)

2015 NFL DraftMelvin Gordon, San Diego (1)Rob Havenstein, St. Louis (2)

2016 NFL DraftJoe Schobert, Cleveland (4)Derek Watt, San Diego (6)

2017 NFL DraftT.J. Watt, Pittsburgh (1)Ryan Ramczyk, New Orleans (1)Vince Biegel, Green Bay (3)

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1927 Austin Straubel Earl Wilke 1928 Rube Wagner 1930 Milt Gantenbein Milo Lubratovich 1932 Russ Rebholz 1935 Mario Pacetti 1937 Ed Jankowski 1939 Howard Weiss 1943 Dave Schreiner 1945 Earl Girard Jack Mead 1948 Earl Maves 1950 Joe Kelly 1951 Gene Felker James Hammond Jerry Smith 1956 Pat Levenhagen 1957 Bill Gehler Danny Lewis 1958 Jon Hobbs Dick Teteak Sidney Williams 1961 Tom Wiesner 1962 Ron Miller 1963 Ken Bowman Roger Pillath 1964 Jon Hohman Jimmy Jones 1967 Tom Domres 1970 Bill Gregory 1973 Mike Seifert Mike Webster 1974 Jack Novak 1975 Dennis Lick 1976 Steve Wagner 1978 Lawrence Johnson 1979 Ray Sydnor 1982 Bob Winckler 1984 Scott Bergold Richard Johnson Jim Melka 1986 Nate Odomes 1991 Troy Vincent 1993 Joe Panos 1994 Cory Raymer Joe Rudolph Mike Thompson Barry Alvarez 1995 Eric Unverzagt 1996 Pete Monty Tarek Saleh Jerry Wunsch Barry Alvarez 1998 Donald Hayes David Lysek Tony Simmons 1999 Cecil Martin 2000 Mark Tauscher 2001 Casey Rabach 2003 Alex Lewis

2004 Jim Leonhard 2005 Jonathan Orr Brandon Williams2006 Mark Zalewski2007 Nick Hayden Paul Hubbard Taylor Mehlhaff2008 Andy Kemp DeAndre Levy Matt Shaughnessy2009 O’Brien Schofield2010 Scott Tolzien2011 Aaron Henry2013 Beau Allen Dezmen Southward2015 Michael Caputo Tyler Marz Joel Stave Derek Watt2016 Dare Ogunbowale

Senior Bowl 1950 Gwyn Christensen Hal Otterback Bob Radcliffe 1952 John Coatta Hal Faverty 1954 Alan Ameche Norm Amundsen 1956 John Dittrich Jim Haluska 1960 Dave Kocourek 1968 Tom Domres 1972 Alan Thompson 1974 Mike Webster 1976 Terry Stieve 1979 Ray Snell 1981 Von Mansfield 1982 Tim Stracka 1984 Scott Bergold 1987 Glenn Derby 1988 Todd Nelson 1990 Don Davey 1993 Mark Montgomery Joe Panos 1994 Terrell Fletcher Kenny Gales Mike Verstegen 1995 Jason Maniecki 1998 Tony Simmons 2002 Al Johnson Ben Johnson2008 Kraig Urbik2010 Gabe Carimi Lance Kendricks John Moffitt2011 Bradie Ewing Brad Nortman Nick Toon Russell Wilson Kyle Wojta Kevin Zeitler

2012 Rick Wagner2013 Jared Abbrederis Chris Borland Jacob Pedersen James White2014 Rob Havenstein2015 Joe Schobert2016 Vince Biegel Corey Clement

NFLPA Collegiate Bowl2011 Patrick Butrym2012 Marcus Cromartie2013 Brian Wozniak2015 Jesse Hayes2016 Robert Wheelwright

College Gridiron Showcase2015 Tanner McEvoy2016 Bart Houston

Blue-Gray Game1939 Roy Bellin Vince Gavre Lynn Hovland 1940 Dick Embick 1942 Paul Hirsbrunner 1944 Frank Lopp 1946 George Fuchs 1948 Wally Dreyer 1950 Bob Petruska 1951 Pat O’Donahue Rollie Strehlow 1955 Jim Haluska 1958 Jim Fraser 1960 Ron Perkins 1966 Tony Loukas Bob Richter 1969 Stu Voigt 1971 Neil Graff Alan Thompson 1973 Mike Seifert 1975 Terry Stieve 1976 Ron Egloff 1978 Greg Gordon Jim Moore 1982 Tim Stracka 1983 Mike Herrington Brian Marrow Randy Wright 1986 Tim Jordan Nate Odomes 1987 Glenn Derby Rod Lossow 1988 Todd Nelson 1990 Brady Pierce 1995 Jason Maniecki Matt Nyquist Barry Alvarez 2001 Mark Anelli Nick Davis

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Chicago Tribune All-Star 1937 John Golemgeske Ed Jankowski 1939 Lynn Hovland Howard Weiss 1941 George Paskvan 1942 Tom Farris 1943 Len Calligaro Bobby Dierks Tom Farris Pat Harder 1945 Frank Lopp 1946 Pat Harder Frank Hekkers Elroy Hirsch Jack Mead Evan Vogds 1947 Clarence Esser Fred Negus 1948 Earl Girard Earl Maves 1949 Ben Bendrick 1952 Hal Faverty Pat O’Donahue 1955 Alan Ameche James Temp 1956 John Dittrich Jim Haluska 1960 Jerry Stalcup 1963 Pat Richter Ron Vander Kelen 1964 Ken Bowman Roger Pillath 1971 Bill Gregory 1974 Mike Webster 1975 Dennis Lick Steve Wagner

Hula Bowl 1950 Joe Kelly 1952 Gene Felker 1959 Dick Teteak 1960 Jim Heineke Jerry Stalcup 1961 Tom Wiesner 1962 Ron Miller 1963 Pat Richter Ron Vander Kelen 1964 Ken Bowman Roger Pillath 1965 Jon Hohman Jim Jones 1967 Eric Rice 1969 Ken Criter 1971 Bill Gregory 1973 Rufus Ferguson 1974 Mike Webster 1975 Jack Novak 1976 Dennis Lick 1979 Ray Snell 1980 Dave Ahrens 1981 Dave Mohapp 1982 Tim Krumrie 1984 Jeff Dellenbach Al Toon

1987 Paul Gruber 1992 Chuck Belin 1993 Lamark Shackerford 1994 Jeff Messenger Michael Roan Mike Thompson 1998 LaMar Campbell Donald Hayes David Lysek 1999 Cecil Martin Mike Samuel 2000 Ron Dayne Bobby Myers Mark Tauscher Donnel Thompson Barry Alvarez 2001 Bill Ferrario Casey Rabach 2002 Wendell Bryant 2004 Jonathan Clinkscale Jason Jefferson Mike Lorenz Scott Starks Jonathan Welsh2005 Owen Daniels Jason Palermo2006 John Stocco

Japan Bowl 1976 Dennis Lick Steve Wagner 1979 Lawrence Johnson 1980 Tom Schremp 1981 Dave Mohapp 1982 Matt VandenBoom Ron Versnik Bob Winckler 1984 Darryl Sims Al Toon Dan Turk 1985 Bob Landsee 1990 Don Davey 1991 Troy Vincent 1992 Chuck Belin Barry Alvarez

Battle of Florida2011 Antonio Fenelus

Las Vegas A-A Classic 2003 Ryan Aiello 2004 Darius Jones

Villages Gridiron Classic 2001 Nick Greisen Chad Kuhns 2002 Brooks Bollinger Jason Jowers 2003 Jeff Mack Jim Sorgi Barry Alvarez 2004 Morgan Davis

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Yearly Records Overall Big TenYear Coach W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Pl. Home Away Neut.1889 Kletsch 0 2 0 .000 0-0 0-1 0-11890 Mestre 1 3 0 .250 1-1 0-1 0-11891 Alward 3 1 1 .700 1-0 1-1 1-0-11892 Crawford 4 3 0 .714 1-2 1-1 2-01893 Davis 4 2 0 .667 3-0 1-1 0-11894 Stickney 5 2 0 .714 3-0 2-2 0-01895 Stickney 5 2 1 .688 4-0-1 0-2 1-01896 King 7 1 1 .833 2 0 1 .833 1 6-0 1-0-1 0-11897 King 9 1 0 .900 3 0 0 1.000 1 6-1 3-0 0-01898 King 9 1 0 .900 2 1 0 x .667 3 7-0 1-1 1-01899 King 9 2 0 .818 4 1 0 .800 2 5-1 1-1 3-01900 King 8 1 0 .889 2 1 0 .667 T3 6-0 1-1 1-01901 King 9 0 0 1.000 2 0 0 1.000 T1 6-0 1-0 2-01902 King 6 3 0 .667 1 3 0 .250 6 5-0 1-1 0-21903 Curtis 6 3 1 .650 0 3 1 .125 T8 6-2 0-1-1 0-01904 Curtis 5 3 0 .625 0 3 0 .000 T7 4-1 0-2 1-01905 King 8 2 0 .800 1 2 0 .333 T5 4-1 1-1 3-01906 Hutchins 5 0 0 1.000 3 0 0 1.000 T1 4-0 1-0 0-01907 Hutchins 3 1 1 .700 3 1 1 .700 2 1-1-1 2-0 0-01908 Barry 5 1 0 .833 2 1 0 .667 3 3-1 2-0 0-01909 Barry 3 1 1 .700 2 1 1 .625 4 2-1 1-0-1 0-01910 Barry 1 2 2 .400 1 2 1 .375 5 1-0-2 0-1 0-11911 Richards 5 1 1 .786 2 1 1 .625 3 4-0-1 1-1 0-01912 Juneau 7 0 0 1.000 5 0 0 1.000 1 5-0 2-0 0-01913 Juneau 3 3 1 .500 1 2 1 .375 T6 3-2 0-1-1 0-01914 Juneau 4 2 1 .643 2 2 1 .500 T4 3-1-1 1-1 0-01915 Juneau 4 3 0 .571 2 3 0 .400 6 3-1 1-2 0-01916 Withington 4 2 1 .643 1 2 1 .375 T6 4-0-1 0-2 0-01917 Richards 4 2 1 .643 3 2 0 .600 T3 3-1-1 1-1 0-01918 Lowman 3 3 0 .500 1 2 0 .333 7 2-2 1-1 0-01919 Richards 5 2 0 .714 3 2 0 .600 4 2-2 3-0 0-01920 Richards 6 1 0 .857 4 1 0 .800 2 4-0 2-1 0-01921 Richards 5 1 1 .786 3 1 1 .700 4 3-0-1 2-1 0-01922 Richards 4 2 1 .643 2 2 1 .500 4 3-1 1-1-1 0-01923 Ryan 3 3 1 .500 1 3 1 .300 7 2-1-1 1-2 0-01924 Ryan 2 3 3 .438 0 2 2 .333 10 2-2-2 0-1-1 0-01925 Little 6 1 1 .813 3 1 1 .700 T2 4-1 2-0-1 0-01926 Little 5 2 1 .688 3 1 1 .700 5 4-1 1-1-1 0-01927 Thistlethwaite 4 4 0 .500 1 4 0 .200 T9 3-2 1-2 0-01928 Thistlethwaite 7 1 1 .833 3 1 1 .700 2 5-1 2-0-1 0-01929 Thistlethwaite 4 5 0 .444 1 4 0 .200 10 3-3 1-1 0-11930 Thistlethwaite 6 2 1 .722 2 2 1 .500 T4 6-0 0-2-1 0-01931 Thistlethwaite 5 4 1 .550 3 3 0 .500 6 3-1-1 2-3 0-01932 Spears 6 1 1 .812 4 1 1 .750 3 5-0 1-1-1 0-01933 Spears 2 5 1 .313 0 5 1 .083 T8 2-2 0-3-1 0-01934 Spears 4 4 0 .500 2 3 0 .400 T5 3-1 1-3 0-01935 Spears 1 7 0 .125 1 4 0 .200 T9 1-4 0-3 0-01936 Stuhldreher 2 6 0 .250 0 4 0 .000 T8 2-3 0-3 0-01937 Stuhldreher 4 3 1 .563 2 2 1 .500 T4 3-1-1 1-2 0-01938 Stuhldreher 5 3 0 .625 3 2 0 .600 6 2-2 3-1 0-01939 Stuhldreher 1 6 1 .188 0 5 1 .083 T9 1-3-1 0-3 0-01940 Stuhldreher 4 4 0 .500 3 3 0 .500 T4 3-2 1-2 0-01941 Stuhldreher 3 5 0 .375 3 3 0 .500 5 3-2 0-3 0-01942 Stuhldreher 8 1 1 .850 4 1 0 .800 2 5-0-1 2-1 1-01943 Stuhldreher 1 9 0 .100 1 6 0 .167 8 0-5 1-3 0-11944 Stuhldreher 3 6 0 .333 2 4 0 .333 7 2-3 1-3 0-01945 Stuhldreher 3 4 2 .444 2 3 1 .417 6 1-2-1 2-1-1 0-11946 Stuhldreher 4 5 0 .444 2 5 0 .400 8 2-2 2-3 0-01947 Stuhldreher 5 3 1 .611 3 2 1 .583 2 3-2 2-1-1 0-01948 Stuhldreher 2 7 0 .222 1 5 0 .167 9 2-4 0-3 0-0 1949 Williamson 5 3 1 .611 3 2 1 .583 4 3-2 2-1-1 0-01950 Williamson 6 3 0 .667 5 2 0 .714 T2 4-0 2-3 0-0

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1889Record: 0-2 Coach: Alvin Kletsch (1st)N 23 Calumet Club^ -/- L 0-27 D 14 Beloit -/- L 0-4^ — at Milwaukee

1890Record: 1-3 Coach: Ted Mestre (1st)N 1 UW-Whitewater -/- W 106-0 N 15 Minnesota -/- L 0-63 N 22 Lake Forest -/- L 6-16 N 26 Northwestern^ -/- L 10-22^ — at Milwaukee

1891Record: 3-1-1 Coach: Herb Alward (1st) O 17 Beloit -/- W 40-4 O 24 Minnesota -/- L 12-26 O 31 Northwestern^ -/- T 0-0 N 14 Lake Forest -/- W 6-4 N 29 Northwestern^ -/- W 40-0^ — at Milwaukee

1892Record: 4-3 Coach: Frank Crawford (1st) O 1 Beloit -/- W 32-4 O 15 Michigan -/- L 6-10 O 19 Purdue -/- L 4-32 O 22 Lake Forest^ -/- W 10-6 O 29 Minnesota -/- L 4-32 N 19 Northwestern -/- W 26-6 N 24 Northwestern^ -/- W 20-6^ — at Milwaukee

1893Record: 4-2 Coach: Parke Davis (1st) O 14 Chicago AA^ -/- L 0-22 O 21 Lake Forest -/- W 24-0 O 28 Beloit -/- W 18-0 N 4 Michigan -/- W 34-18 N 11 Minnesota -/- L 0-40 N 16 Purdue -/- W 36-30^ — at Milwaukee

1894Record: 5-2 Coach: H.O. Stickney (1st) O 6 Chicago AA -/- W 22-4 O 15 Purdue -/- L forfeit O 20 Chicago -/- W 30-0 O 27 Chicago AA -/- L 4-16 O 29 Iowa -/- W 44-0

N 3 Beloit -/- W 46-0 N 17 Minnesota -/- W 6-0

1895Record: 5-2-1 Coach: H.O. Stickney (2nd) S 21 Northwestern^ -/- W 12-6 S 30 Iowa State -/- W 28-6 O 5 Armour -/- W 32-4 O 12 Lake Forest -/- W 26-5 O 19 Grinnell -/- W 14-4 O 26 Illinois -/- T 10-10 N 2 Chicago -/- L 12-22 N 16 Minnesota -/- L 10-14^ — at Milwaukee

1896BIG TEN CHAMPIONSRecord: 7-1-1, 2-0-1 Big Ten (1st) Coach: Phil King (1st) O 10 Lake Forest -/- W 34-0 O 14 Madison HS -/- W 18-0 O 17 Rush Medical -/- W 50-0 O 24 Grinnell -/- W 54-6 O 31 Beloit -/- W 6-0 N 7 Chicago -/- W 24-0 N 21 Minnesota -/- W 6-0 N 26 Northwestern -/- T 6-6 D 19 Carlisle Indians^ -/- L 8-18 ^ — at Chicago Colesium (indoors)

1897BIG TEN CHAMPIONSRecord: 9-1, 3-0 Big Ten (1st) Coach: Phil King (2nd) O 2 Lake Forest -/- W 30-0 O 6 Madison HS -/- W 8-0 O 9 Rush Medical -/- W 28-0 O 16 UW-Platteville -/- W 20-0 O 23 Madison HS -/- W 29-0 O 30 Minnesota -/- W 39-0 N 6 Beloit -/- W 11-0 N 13 Chicago -/- W 25-8 N 20 UW Alumni -/- L 0-6 N 25 Northwestern -/- W 22-0

1898Record: 9-1, 2-1 Big Ten (3rd) Coach: Phil King (3rd) O 1 Ripon -/- W 52-0 O 5 Madison HS -/- W 21-0 O 8 Dixon -/- W 76-0 O 15 Rush Medical -/- W 42-0 O 22 Beloit^ -/- W 17-0 O 29 Minnesota -/- W 29-0 N 5 UW Alumni -/- W 12-11 N 12 Chicago -/- L 0-6 N 19 UW-Whitewater -/- W 22-0 N 24 Northwestern -/- W 47-0^ — at Milwaukee

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1899Record: 9-2, 4-1 Big Ten (2nd) Coach: Phil King (4th) S 30 Lake Forest -/- W 45-0 O 6 Beloit^ -/- W 36-0 O 14 Northwestern -/- W 38-0 O 21 Yale -/- L 0-6 O 28 Rush Medical -/- W 17-0 N 4 UW Alumni -/- W 17-5 N 11 Illinois^ -/- W 23-0 N 18 Minnesota -/- W 19-0 N 25 Lawrence -/- W 58-0 N 30 Michigan# -/- W 17-5 D 9 Chicago -/- L 0-17 ^ — at Milwaukee | # — at Chicago

1900Record: 8-1, 2-1 Big Ten (T-3rd) Coach: Phil King (5th) S 29 Ripon -/- W 50-0 O 6 Chicago P&S -/- W 5-0 O 13 Beloit1 -/- W 11-0 O 20 Upper Iowa -/- W 64-0 O 27 Grinnell -/- W 45-0 N 3 Minnesota -/- L 5-6 N 10 Notre Dame -/- W 54-0 N 17 Chicago -/- W 39-5 N 24 Illinois -/- W 27-0

1901BIG TEN CHAMPIONSRecord: 9-0, 2-0 Big Ten (T-1st) Coach: Phil King (6th) S 28 Milw. Medical -/- W 26-0 O 5 Hyde Park HS -/- W 62-0 O 12 Beloit^ -/- W 40-0 O 19 Knox -/- W 23-5O 26 Kansas -/- W 50-0 N 2 Nebraska^ -/- W 18-0 N 9 Iowa State -/- W 45-0 N 16 Minnesota -/- W 18-0 N 28 Chicago -/- W 35-0^ — at Milwaukee

1902Record: 6-3, 1-3 Big Ten (6th) Coach: Phil King (7th) S 27 Lawrence -/- W 11-0 O 4 Hyde Park HS -/- W 24-5 O 11 Lawrence -/- W 52-0 O 18 Beloit^ -/- W 52-6 O 25 Kansas -/- W 38-0 N 1 Michigan# -/- L 0-6 N 8 Northwestern -/- W 51-0 N 15 Minnesota -/- L 0-11 N 27 Chicago -/- L 0-11^ — at Milwaukee # — at Chicago

1903Record: 6-3-1, 0-3-1 Big Ten (T-8th) Coach: Art Curtis (1st) O 3 North Central -/- W 28-0 O 10 Lawrence -/- W 40-7 O 17 Beloit -/- W 87-0 O 21 Osteopaths -/- W 32-0 O 24 Knox -/- W 54-6 O 31 Chicago -/- L 6-15 N 7 UW-Oshkosh -/- W 52-0 N 14 Michigan -/- L 0-16 N 21 Northwestern^ -/- T 6-6 N 26 Minnesota -/- L 0-17 ^ — at Chicago

1904Record: 5-3, 0-3 Big Ten (T-7th) Coach: Art Curtis (2nd) O 1 Fort Sheridan -/- W 45-0 O 8 Marquette -/- W 33-0 O 15 Notre Dame^ -/- W 58-0 O 22 Drake -/- W 82-0 O 29 Michigan -/- L 0-28 N 5 Beloit -/- W 36-0 N 12 Minnesota -/- L 0-28 N 24 Chicago -/- L 11-18^ — at Milwaukee

1905Record: 8-2, 1-2 Big Ten (T-5th) Coach: Phil King (8th) S 23 Company I^ -/- W 16-0 S 30 North Central -/- W 49-0 O 4 Marquette -/- W 29-0 O 7 Lawrence -/- W 34-0 O 14 Notre Dame# -/- W 21-0 O 21 Chicago -/- L 0-4 O 28 UW Alumni -/- W 17-0 N 4 Minnesota -/- W 16-12 N 11 Beloit -/- W 44-0 N 18 Michigan -/- L 0-12^ — at Marinette, Wis. | # — at Milwaukee

1906BIG TEN CHAMPIONSRecord: 5-0, 3-0 Big Ten (T-1st) Coach: Dr. C.P. Hutchins (1st) O 13 Lawrence -/- W 5-0 O 20 North Dakota -/- W 10-0 N 3 Iowa -/- W 18-4 N 10 Illinois -/- W 16-6 N 17 Purdue -/- W 29-5

1907Record: 3-1-1, 3-1-1 Big Ten (2nd) Coach: Dr. C.P. Hutchins (2nd) O 26 Illinois -/- L 4-15 N 2 Iowa -/- W 6-5 N 9 Indiana -/- W 11-8 N 16 Purdue -/- W 12-6 N 23 Minnesota -/- T 17-17

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1909Record: 3-1-1, 2-1-1 Big Ten (4th) Coach: Tom Barry (2nd) O 9 Lawrence -/- W 22-0 O 23 Indiana -/- W 6-3 O 30 Northwestern -/- W 21-11 N 13 Minnesota* -/- L 6-34 N 20 Chicago -/- T 6-6

1910Record: 1-2-2, 1-2-1 Big Ten (5th) Coach: Tom Barry (3rd) O 8 Lawrence -/- T 6-6 O 22 Indiana^ -/- L 3-12 O 29 Northwestern -/- T 0-0 N 12 Minnesota -/- L 0-28 N 19 Chicago* -/- W 10-0 ^ — at Indianapolis

1911Record: 5-1-1, 2-1-1 Big Ten (3rd) Coach: J.R. Richards (1st) O 7 Lawrence -/- W 15-0 O 14 Ripon -/- W 24-0 O 21 Colorado College -/- W 26-0 O 28 Northwestern -/- W 28-3 N 4 Iowa -/- W 12-0 N 18 Minnesota* -/- T 6-6 N 25 Chicago -/- L 0-5

1912BIG TEN CHAMPIONSRecord: 7-0, 5-0 Big Ten (1) Coach: William Juneau (1st) O 5 Lawrence -/- W 13-0 O 12 Northwestern -/- W 56-0 O 19 Purdue -/- W 41-0 N 2 Chicago* -/- W 30-12 N 9 Arkansas -/- W 64-7 N 16 Minnesota -/- W 14-0 N 23 Iowa -/- W 28-10

1913Record: 3-3-1, 1-2-1 Big Ten (T-6th) Coach: William Juneau (2nd) O 4 Lawrence -/- W 58-7 O 11 Marquette -/- W 13-0 O 18 Purdue -/- T 7-7 O 25 Michigan State -/- L 7-12 N 1 Minnesota* -/- L 3-21

N 8 Ohio State -/- W 12-0 N 22 Chicago -/- L 0-19

1914Record: 4-2-1, 2-2-1 Big Ten (T-4th) Coach: William Juneau (3rd) O 3 Lawrence -/- W 21-0 O 10 Marquette -/- W 48-0 O 17 Purdue -/- W 14-7 O 24 Ohio State -/- W 7-6 O 31 Chicago* -/- T 0-0 N 14 Minnesota -/- L 3-14 N 21 Illinois -/- L 9-24

1915Record: 4-3, 2-3 Big Ten (6th) Coach: William Juneau (4th) O 2 Lawrence -/- W 82-0 O 8 Marquette -/- W 85-0 O 16 Purdue -/- W 28-3 O 23 Ohio State -/- W 21-0 O 30 Chicago -/- L 13-14 N 13 Illinois -/- L 3-17 N 20 Minnesota* -/- L 3-20

1916Record: 4-2-1, 1-2-1 Big Ten (T-6th) Coach: Paul Withington (1st) O 7 Lawrence -/- W 20-0 O 14 S. Dakota State -/- W 28-3 O 21 Haskell Indians -/- W 13-0 O 28 Chicago* -/- W 30-7 N 4 Ohio State -/- L 13-14 N 18 Minnesota -/- L 0-54 N 25 Illinois -/- T 0-0

1917Record: 4-2-1, 3-2 Big Ten (T-3rd) Coach: J.R. Richards (2nd) O 6 Beloit -/- W 34-0 O 13 Notre Dame -/- T 0-0 O 20 Illinois -/- L 0-7 O 27 Iowa -/- W 20-0 N 3 Minnesota* -/- W 10-7 N 10 Ohio State -/- L 3-16 N 24 Chicago -/- W 18-0

1918Record: 3-3, 1-2 Big Ten (7th) Coach: Guy Lowman (1st) O 26 Camp Grant -/- L 0-7 N 2 Beloit -/- W 21-0 N 9 Illinois* -/- L 0-22 N 16 Minnesota -/- L 0-6 N 23 Ohio State -/- W 14-3 N 28 Michigan State -/- W 7-6

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1919Record: 5-2, 3-2 Big Ten (4th) Coach: J.R. Richards (3rd) O 4 Ripon -/- W 37-0 O 11 Marquette -/- W 13-0 O 18 Northwestern -/- W 10-6 O 25 Illinois -/- W 14-10 N 1 Minnesota* -/- L 7-19 N 15 Ohio State -/- L 0-3 N 22 Chicago -/- W 10-3

1920Record: 6-1, 4-1 Big Ten (2nd) Coach: J.R. Richards (4th) O 2 Lawrence -/- W 60-0 O 9 Michigan State -/- W 27-0 O 16 Northwestern -/- W 27-7 O 23 Ohio State -/- L 7-13 N 6 Minnesota -/- W 3-0 N 13 Illinois* -/- W 14-9 N 20 Chicago -/- W 3-0

1921Record: 5-1-1, 3-1-1 Big Ten (4th) Coach: J.R. Richards (5th) O 1 Lawrence -/- W 28-0 O 8 S. Dakota State -/- W 24-3 O 15 Northwestern -/- W 27-0 O 22 Illinois -/- W 20-0 O 29 Minnesota* -/- W 35-0 N 12 Michigan -/- T 7-7 N 19 Chicago -/- L 0-3

1922Record: 4-2-1, 2-2-1 Big Ten (4th) Coach: J.R. Richards (6th) O 7 Carleton -/- W 41-0 O 14 S. Dakota State -/- W 20-6 O 21 Indiana -/- W 20-0 N 4 Minnesota -/- W 14-0 N 11 Illinois* -/- L 0-3 N 18 Michigan -/- L 6-13 N 25 Chicago -/- T 0-0

1923Record: 3-3-1, 1-3-1 Big Ten (7th) Coach: Jack Ryan (1st) O 6 Coe -/- W 7-3 O 13 Michigan State -/- W 21-0 O 20 Indiana -/- W 52-0 O 27 Minnesota* -/- T 0-0 N 10 Illinois -/- L 0-10 N 17 Michigan -/- L 3-6 N 24 Chicago -/- L 6-13

1924Record: 2-3-3, 0-2-2 Big Ten (10th) Coach: Jack Ryan (2nd) S 27 N. Dakota State -/- W 25-0 O 4 Iowa State -/- W 17-0 O 11 Coe -/- T 7-7 O 18 Minnesota -/- T 7-7 O 25 Michigan -/- L 0-21 N 8 Notre Dame -/- L 3-38 N 15 Iowa* -/- L 7-21 N 22 Chicago -/- T 0-0

1925Record: 6-1-1, 3-1-1 Big Ten (T-2nd) Coach: George Little (1st) O 3 Iowa State -/- W 30-0 O 10 Franklin -/- W 35-0 O 17 Michigan* -/- L 0-21 O 24 Purdue -/- W 7-0 O 31 Minnesota -/- T 12-12 N 7 Iowa -/- W 6-0 N 14 Michigan State -/- W 21-10 N 21 Chicago -/- W 20-7

1926Record: 5-2-1, 3-2-1 Big Ten (5th) Coach: George Little (2nd) O 2 Cornell -/- W 38-0 O 9 Kansas -/- W 13-0 O 16 Purdue -/- T 0-0 O 23 Indiana -/- W 27-2 O 30 Minnesota -/- L 10-16 N 6 Michigan -/- L 0-37 N 13 Iowa* -/- W 20-10 N 20 Chicago -/- W 14-7

1927Record: 4-4, 1-4 Big Ten (T-9th) Coach: Glenn Thistlethwaite (1st) O 1 Cornell -/- W 31-6 O 8 Kansas -/- W 26-6 O 15 Michigan -/- L 0-14 O 22 Purdue -/- W 12-6 O 29 Minnesota -/- L 7-13 N 5 Grinnell -/- W 20-2 N 12 Iowa* -/- L 0-16 N 19 Chicago -/- L 0-6

1928Record: 7-1-1, 3-1-1 Big Ten (2nd) Coach: Glenn Thistlethwaite (2nd) O 6 Notre Dame -/- W 22-6 O 13 Cornell -/- W 49-0 O 13 N. Dakota State -/- W 13-7 O 20 Purdue -/- T 19-19 O 27 Michigan -/- W 7-0 N 3 Alabama -/- W 15-0 N 10 Chicago* -/- W 25-0 N 17 Iowa -/- W 13-0 N 24 Minnesota -/- L 0-6

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1929Record: 4-5, 1-4 Big Ten (10th) Coach: Glenn Thistlethwaite (3rd) S 28 Ripon -/- W 22-0 S 28 S. Dakota State -/- W 21-0 O 5 Colgate -/- W 13-6 O 12 Northwestern -/- L 0-7 O 19 Notre Dame^ -/- L 0-19 O 26 Iowa -/- L 0-14 N 2 Purdue* -/- L 0-13 N 9 Chicago -/- W 20-6 N 23 Minnesota -/- L 12-13 ^ — at Chicago

1930Record: 6-2-1, 2-2-1 Big Ten (T-4th) Coach: Glenn Thistlethwaite (4th) O 4 Lawrence -/- W 53-6 O 4 Carleton -/- W 28-0 O 11 Chicago -/- W 34-0 O 18 Pennsylvania* -/- W 27-0 O 25 Purdue -/- L 6-7 N 1 Ohio State -/- T 0-0 N 8 S. Dakota State -/- W 58-7 N 15 Northwestern -/- L 7-20 N 22 Minnesota -/- W 14-0

1931Record: 5-4-1, 3-3 Big Ten (6th) Coach: Glenn Thistlethwaite (5th) O 3 Bradley -/- W 33-6 O 3 N. Dakota State -/- W 12-7 O 10 Auburn -/- T 7-7 O 17 Purdue -/- W 21-14 O 24 Pennsylvania -/- L 13-27 O 31 Minnesota -/- L 0-14 N 7 Illinois -/- W 7-6 N 14 Ohio State* -/- L 0-6 N 21 Chicago -/- W 12-7 N 28 Michigan -/- L 0-16

1932Record: 6-1-1, 4-1-1 Big Ten (3rd) Coach: Clarence Spears (1st) O 1 Marquette -/- W 7-2 O 8 Iowa -/- W 34-0 O 15 Purdue -/- L 6-7 O 22 Coe -/- W 39-0 O 29 Ohio State -/- T 7-7 N 5 Illinois* -/- W 20-12 N 12 Minnesota -/- W 20-13 N 19 Chicago -/- W 18-7

1933Record: 2-5-1, 0-5-1 Big Ten (T-8th) Coach: Clarence Spears (2nd) O 7 Marquette -/- W 19-0 O 14 Illinois -/- L 0-21 O 21 Iowa -/- L 7-26 O 28 Purdue* -/- L 0-14 N 4 Chicago -/- T 0-0 N 11 West Virginia -/- W 25-6

N 18 Ohio State -/- L 0-6 N 25 Minnesota -/- L 3-6

1934Record: 4-4, 2-3 Big Ten (T-5th) Coach: Clarence Spears (3rd) O 6 Marquette -/- W 3-0 O 13 S. Dakota State -/- W 28-7 O 20 Purdue -/- L 0-14 O 27 Notre Dame -/- L 0-19 N 3 Northwestern -/- L 0-7 N 10 Michigan -/- W 10-0 N 17 Illinois* -/- W 7-3 N 24 Minnesota -/- L 0-34

1935Record: 1-7, 1-4 Big Ten (T-9th) Coach: Clarence Spears (4th) S 28 S. Dakota State -/- L 6-13 O 5 Marquette -/- L 0-33 O 12 Notre Dame -/- L 0-27 O 19 Michigan -/- L 12-20 O 26 Chicago -/- L 7-13 N 9 Purdue* -/- W 8-0 N 16 Northwestern -/- L 13-32 N 23 Minnesota -/- L 7-33

1936Record: 2-6, 0-4 Big Ten (T-8th) Coach: Harry Stuhldreher (1st) S 26 S. Dakota State -/- W 24-7 O 3 Marquette -/- L 6-12 O 10 Purdue -/- L 14-35 O 17 Notre Dame -/- L 0-27 O 31 Chicago* -/- L 6-7 N 7 Northwestern -/1 L 18-26 N 14 Cincinnati -/- W 27-6 N 21 Minnesota -/2 L 0-24

1937Record: 4-3-1, 2-2-1 Big Ten (T-4th) Coach: Harry Stuhldreher (2nd) S 25 S. Dakota State -/- W 32-0 O 2 Marquette -/- W 12-0 O 9 Chicago -/- W 27-0 O 16 Iowa* -/- W 13-6 O 23 Pittsburgh 16/3 L 0-21 O 30 Northwestern -/- L 6-14 N 13 Purdue -/- T 7-7 N 20 Minnesota -/7 L 6-13

1938Record: 5-3, 3-2 Big Ten (6th) Coach: Harry Stuhldreher (3rd) O 1 Marquette -/- W 27-0 O 8 Iowa -/- W 31-13 O 15 Pittsburgh -/- L 6-26 O 22 Purdue -/- L 7-13 O 29 Indiana* -/- W 6-0 N 5 Northwestern -/7 W 20-13 N 12 UCLA 15/- W 14-7 N 19 Minnesota 12/- L 0-21

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1939Record: 1-6-1, 0-5-1 Big Ten (T-9th) Coach: Harry Stuhldreher (4th) S 30 Marquette -/- W 14-13 O 7 Texas -/- L 7-17 O 14 Indiana -/- L 0-14 O 21 Northwestern -/- L 7-13 O 28 Iowa -/- L 13-19 N 4 Illinois -/- L 0-7 N 18 Purdue* -/- T 7-7 N 25 Minnesota -/- L 6-23

1940Record: 4-4, 3-3 Big Ten (T-4th) Coach: Harry Stuhldreher (5th) O 5 Marquette -/- W 33-19 O 12 Iowa -/- L 12-30 O 19 Northwestern -/4 L 7-27 O 26 Purdue -/- W 14-13 N 2 Illinois* -/- W 13-6 N 9 Columbia -/- L 6-7 N 16 Indiana -/- W 27-10 N 23 Minnesota -/1 L 13-22

1941Record: 3-5, 3-3 Big Ten (5th) Coach: Harry Stuhldreher (6th) O 4 Marquette -/- L 7-28 O 11 Northwestern -/- L 14-41 O 18 Iowa -/- W 23-0 O 25 Indiana* -/- W 27-25 N 1 Syracuse -/- L 20-27 N 8 Ohio State -/20 L 34-46 N 15 Purdue -/- W 13-0 N 22 Minnesota -/1 L 6-41

1942Record: 8-1-1, 4-1 Big Ten (2nd) Coach: Harry Stuhldreher (7th) S 19 Camp Grant -/- W 7-0 S 26 Notre Dame -/- T 7-7 O 3 Marquette -/- W 35-7 O 10 Missouri -/- W 17-9 O 17 Great Lakes^ 7/- W 13-7 O 24 Purdue 7/- W 13-0 O 31 Ohio State* 6/1 W 17-7 N 7 Iowa 2/- L 0-6 N 14 Northwestern 7/- W 20-19 N 21 Minnesota 7/- W 20-6^ — at Chicago

1943Record: 1-9, 1-6 Big Ten (8th) Coach: Harry Stuhldreher (8th) S 18 Marquette -/- L 7-33 S 25 Camp Grant^ -/- L 7-10 O 2 Iowa -/- W 7-5 O 9 Illinois -/- L 7-25 O 16 Notre Dame -/1 L 0-50 O 23 Indiana -/- L 0-34 O 30 Purdue -/4 L 0-32

N 6 Northwestern* -/12 L 0-41 N 13 Michigan -/4 L 0-27 N 20 Minnesota -/- L 13-25^ — at Rockford, Ill.

1944Record: 3-6, 2-4 Big Ten (7th) Coach: Harry Stuhldreher (9th) S 30 Northwestern -/- W 7-6 O 7 Marquette -/- W 21-2 O 14 Ohio State* 19/8 L 7-20 O 21 Notre Dame -/1 L 13-28 O 28 Great Lakes -/16 L 12-40 N 4 Purdue -/- L 0-35 N 11 Iowa -/- W 26-7 N 18 Michigan -/5 L 0-14 N 25 Minnesota -/- L 26-28

1945Record: 3-4-2, 2-3-1 Big Ten (6th) Coach: Harry Stuhldreher (10th) S 22 Great Lakes -/- T 0-0 S 29 Marquette -/- W 40-13 O 6 Purdue -/- L 7-13 O 13 Ohio State -/4 L 0-12 O 20 Illinois -/- T 7-7 N 3 Iowa -/- W 27-7 N 10 Northwestern* -/- L 14-28 N 17 Navy^ -/2 L 7-36 N 24 Minnesota -/- W 26-12^ — at Baltimore

1946Record: 4-5, 2-5 Big Ten (8th) Coach: Harry Stuhldreher (11th) S 21 Marquette -/- W 34-0 45,000c S 28 California -/- W 28-7 50,000O 5 Northwestern -/- L 0-28 45,000O 12 Ohio State -/14 W 20-7 45,000cO 19 Illinois 20/- L 21-27 62,597N 2 Purdue 18/- W 24-20 32,000N 9 Iowa* 15/- L 7-21 45,000cN 16 Michigan -/10 L 6-28 63,415N 23 Minnesota -/- L 0-6 45,000

1947Record: 5-3-1, 3-2-1 Big Ten (2nd) Coach: Harry Stuhldreher (12th) S 27 Purdue -/- W 32-14 41,000O 4 Indiana -/- T 7-7 30,000O 11 California -/8 L 7-48 45,000cO 18 Yale -/12 W 9-0 65,000O 25 Marquette -/- W 35-12 45,000cN 1 Northwestern -/- W 29-0 43,000N 8 Iowa* 19/- W 46-14 45,000cN 15 Michigan 9/2 L 6-40 45,000cN 22 Minnesota -/- L 0-21 63,862

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1948Record: 2-7, 1-5 Big Ten (9th) Coach: Harry Stuhldreher (13th) S 25 Indiana -/- L 7-35 40,000O 2 Illinois -/- W 20-16 45,000cO 9 California -/9 L 14-40 66,000O 16 Yale -/- L 7-17 45,000cO 23 Ohio State -/- L 32-34 77,200O 30 Iowa -/- L 13-19 38,000N 6 Northwestern* -/10 L 7-16 45,000cN 13 Marquette -/- W 26-0 45,000cN 20 Minnesota -/15 L 0-16 45,000c

1949Record: 5-3-1, 3-2-1 Big Ten (4th) Coach: Ivy Williamson (1st) S 24 Marquette -/- W 41-0 42,000O 1 Illinois -/- T 13-13 32,332O 8 California -/10 L 20-35 44,000O 15 Navy -/18 W 48-13 45,000cO 22 Ohio State -/- L 0-21 45,000cO 29 Indiana -/- W 30-14 30,000N 5 Northwestern -/- W 14-6 51,000N 12 Iowa* -/- W 35-13 45,000cN 19 Minnesota -/- L 6-14 64,110

1950Record: 6-3, 5-2 Big Ten (T-2nd) Coach: Ivy Williamson (2nd) S 30 Marquette -/- W 28-6 45,000cO 7 Illinois -/15 W 7-6 54,230O 14 Iowa 15/- W 14-0 46,333O 21 Michigan 16/- L 13-26 91,202O 28 Northwestern -/9 W 14-13 45,000cN 4 Purdue* 20/- W 33-7 45,000cN 11 Ohio State 15/2 L 14-19 81,535N 18 Pennsylvania 15/20 L 0-20 60,000N 25 Minnesota -/- W 14-0 45,000c

1951Record: 7-1-1, 5-1-1 Big Ten (2nd) Coach: Ivy Williamson (3rd) S 29 Marquette 15/- W 22-6 45,450O 6 Illinois -/8 L 10-14 56,207O 13 Ohio State -/9 T 6-6 51,156cO 20 Purdue -/- W 31-7 40,000O 27 Northwestern 14/13 W 41-0 50,000N 3 Indiana* 10/- W 6-0 51,118cN 10 Pennsylvania 9/- W 16-7 43,243N 17 Iowa 8/- W 34-7 39,788N 24 Minnesota 8/- W 30-6 52,177

1952BIG TEN CHAMPIONSRecord: 6-3-1, 4-1-1 Big Ten (1st) Coach: Ivy Williamson (4th) S 27 Marquette 7/- W 42-19 51,303cO 4 Illinois 8/2 W 20-6 52,071cO 11 Ohio State 1/- L 14-23 80,345O 18 Iowa 12/- W 42-13 45,050O 25 UCLA 10/8 L 7-20 52,131c

N 1 Rice 18/- W 21-7 36,000N 8 Northwestern* 18/- W 24-20 52,131cN 15 Indiana 15/- W 37-14 22,000N 22 Minnesota 13/- T 21-21 52,131c

Rose Bowl — Pasadena, Calif.J 1 USC 11/5 L 0-7 101,500

1953Record: 6-2-1, 4-1-1 Big Ten (3rd) Coach: Ivy Williamson (5th) S 26 Penn State -/- W 20-0 48,374O 3 Marquette 16/- W 13-11 51,363O 9 UCLA -/6 L 0-13 52,887O 17 Purdue -/- W 28-19 36,500O 24 Ohio State -/- L 19-20 52,819cO 31 Iowa* -/- W 10-6 52,819cN 7 Northwestern -/- W 34-13 40,000N 14 Illinois -/3 W 34-7 52,887cN 21 Minnesota 8/- T 21-21 61,154

1954Record: 7-2, 5-2 Big Ten (2nd) Coach: Ivy Williamson (6th) S 25 Marquette 10/- W 52-14 52,819cO 2 Michigan State 5/- W 6-0 51,194O 9 Rice 3/11 W 13-7 52,819cO 16 Purdue 2/5 W 20-6 52,819cO 23 Ohio State 2/4 L 14-31 82,636O 30 Iowa 8/- L 7-13 52,185N 6 Northwestern* 16/- W 34-13 53,131cN 13 Illinois 14/- W 27-14 71,119N 20 Minnesota 17/10 W 27-0 53,131c

1955Record: 4-5, 3-4 Big Ten (6th) Coach: Ivy Williamson (7th) S 24 Marquette -/- W 28-14 53,359cO 1 Iowa 17/14 W 37-14 53,509cO 8 Purdue 9/17 W 9-0 45,000O 14 USC 6/16 L 21-33 75,162O 22 Ohio State 15/- L 16-26 53,539cO 29 Michigan State* -/5 L 0-27 53,529cN 5 Northwestern -/- W 41-14 40,000N 12 Illinois -/16 L 14-17 53,529cN 19 Minnesota -/- L 6-21 62,714

1956Record: 1-5-3, 0-4-3 Big Ten (9th) Coach: Milt Bruhn (1st) S 29 Marquette -/- W 41-0 52,700O 6 USC -/10 L 6-13 52,979cO 13 Iowa -/- L 7-13 53,273O 20 Purdue -/17 T 6-6 53,044cO 27 Ohio State -/9 L 0-21 82,661N 3 Michigan State -/4 L 0-33 53,647N 10 Northwestern* -/- L 7-17 54,645cN 17 Illinois -/- T 13-13 52,858N 24 Minnesota -/7 T 13-13 54,149

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1957Record: 6-3, 4-3 Big Ten (T-4th) Coach: Milt Bruhn (2nd) S 28 Marquette -/- W 60-6 52,700O 5 West Virginia -/- W 45-13 38,889O 12 Purdue 16/- W 23-14 40,507O 19 Iowa 13/6 L 7-21 58,147O 26 Ohio State -/12 L 13-16 51,051N 2 Michigan State -/6 L 7-21 49,826N 9 Northwestern -/- W 41-12 32,250N 16 Illinois* -/15 W 24-13 52,384N 23 Minnesota 18/- W 14-6 62,939

1958Record: 7-1-1, 5-1-1 Big Ten (2nd) Coach: Milt Bruhn (3rd) S 26 Miami (Fla.) 14/15 W 20-0 62,084O 4 Marquette 9/- W 50-0 42,513O 11 Purdue 6/13 W 31-6 51,028O 18 Iowa 4/13 L 9-20 65,241cO 25 Ohio State 13/2 T 7-7 83,142N 1 Michigan State 8/- W 9-7 71,040N 8 Northwestern* 7/4 W 17-13 62,964N 15 Illinois 5/- W 31-12 45,937N 22 Minnesota 5/- W 27-12 54,517

1959BIG TEN CHAMPIONSRecord: 7-3, 5-2 Big Ten (1st) Coach: Milt Bruhn (4th) S 26 Stanford 8/- W 16-14 41,892O 3 Marquette 12/- W 44-6 47,970O 10 Purdue 9/7 L 0-21 41,542O 17 Iowa -/9 W 25-16 64,256cO 24 Ohio State 12/20 W 12-3 55,440O 31 Michigan 10/- W 19-10 68,063N 7 Northwestern 9/2 W 24-19 55,282N 14 Illinois* 7/- L 6-9 56,028N 21 Minnesota 9/- W 11-7 53,647

Rose Bowl — Pasadena, Calif.J 1 Washington 6/8 L 8-44 100,089

1960Record: 4-5, 2-5 Big Ten (9th) Coach: Milt Bruhn (5th) S 24 Stanford -/- W 24-7 29,500O 1 Marquette -/- W 35-6 51,533O 8 Purdue -/7 W 24-13 58,292O 15 Iowa 12/2 L 21-28 57,000O 22 Ohio State 11/9 L 7-34 83,244O 29 Michigan -/- W 16-13 57,629N 5 Northwestern* -/- L 0-21 61,730N 12 Illinois -/- L 14-35 48,143N 19 Minnesota -/4 L 7-26 55,576

1961Record: 6-3, 4-3 Big Ten (5th) Coach: Milt Bruhn (6th) S 23 Utah -/- W 7-0 36,325S 30 Michigan State -/10 L 0-20 50,584O 7 Indiana -/- W 6-3 23,270

O 14 Oregon State -/- W 23-20 45,274O 21 Iowa -/4 L 15-47 60,150O 28 Ohio State* -/6 L 21-30 58,144N 11 Northwestern -/- W 29-10 46,203N 18 Illinois -/- W 55-7 45,122N 25 Minnesota -/3 W 23-21 66,232

1962BIG TEN CHAMPIONSRecord: 8-2, 6-1 Big Ten (1st) Coach: Milt Bruhn (7th) S 29 New Mexico St. -/- W 69-13 40,495O 6 Indiana -/- W 30-6 41,354O 13 Notre Dame -/- W 17-8 61,098O 20 Iowa 10/- W 42-14 60,297O 27 Ohio State 5/- L 7-14 82,540N 3 Michigan -/- W 34-12 53,789N 10 Northwestern* 8/1 W 37-6 65,501cN 17 Illinois 4/- W 35-6 36,762N 24 Minnesota 3/5 W 14-9 65,514c

Rose Bowl — Pasadena, Calif.J 1 USC 2/1 L 37-42 98,698

1963Record: 5-4, 3-4 Big Ten (5th) Coach: Milt Bruhn (8th) S 21 Western Mich. 7/- W 41-0 48,574S 28 Notre Dame 6/- W 14-9 56,806O 12 Purdue 5/- W 38-20 61,415O 19 Iowa 2/- W 10-7 59,700O 26 Ohio State 2/- L 10-13 65,913cN 2 Michigan State 8/- L 13-30 71,033N 9 Northwestern* -/- W 17-14 65,388cN 16 Illinois -/8 L 7-17 65,418cN 28 Minnesota -/- L 0-14 55,271

1964Record: 3-6, 2-5 Big Ten (T-7th) Coach: Milt Bruhn (9th) S 19 Kansas State -/- W 17-7 46,455S 26 Notre Dame -/- L 7-31 64,398cO 10 Purdue -/- L 7-28 44,396O 17 Iowa -/- W 31-21 65,713cO 24 Ohio State -/1 L 3-28 84,365O 31 Michigan State* -/- L 6-22 65,728cN 7 Northwestern -/- L 13-17 51,028N 14 Illinois -/- L 0-29 55,077N 21 Minnesota -/- W 14-7 61,306

1965Record: 2-7-1, 2-5 Big Ten (T-7th) Coach: Milt Bruhn (10th) S 18 Colorado -/- T 0-0 45,914S 25 USC -/- L 6-26 52,706O 2 Iowa -/- W 16-13 63,058O 9 Nebraska -/2 L 0-37 53,810O 16 Northwestern -/- W 21-7 44,444O 23 Ohio State* -/- L 10-20 65,269cO 30 Michigan -/- L 14-50 66,907N 6 Purdue -/- L 7-45 48,369N 13 Illinois -/- L 0-51 55,192N 20 Minnesota -/- L 7-42 50,624

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1966Record: 3-6-1, 2-4-1 Big Ten (7th) Coach: Milt Bruhn (11th) S 14 Iowa State -/- W 20-10 51,051S 24 USC -/5 L 3-38 52,235O 1 Iowa -/- W 7-0 52,787O 8 Nebraska -/- L 3-31 52,428O 15 Northwestern -/- T 3-3 53,163O 22 Ohio State -/- L 13-24 84,256O 29 Michigan -/- L 17-28 51,816N 5 Purdue* -/- L 0-23 56,475N 12 Illinois -/- L 14-49 53,645N 19 Minnesota -/- W 7-6 45,373

1967Record: 0-9-1, 0-6-1 Big Ten (T-9th) Coach: John Coatta (1st) S 23 Washington -/- L 0-17 54,500S 30 Arizona State -/- L 16-42 49,327O 7 Michigan State -/- L 7-35 68,516O 14 Pittsburgh -/- L 11-13 46,995O 21 Iowa -/- T 21-21 59,512O 28 Northwestern* -/- L 13-17 61,918N 4 Indiana -/7 L 9-14 46,910N 11 Ohio State -/- L 15-17 65,470N 18 Michigan -/- L 14-27 44,721N 25 Minnesota -/- L 14-21 47,133

1968Record: 0-10, 0-7 Big Ten (10th) Coach: John Coatta (2nd) S 21 Arizona State -/- L 7-55 43,317S 28 Washington -/- L 17-21 42,965O 5 Michigan State -/19 L 0-39 49,067O 12 Utah State -/- L 0-20 37,469O 19 Iowa -/- L 0-41 45,651O 26 Northwestern -/- L 10-13 33,133N 2 Indiana* -/- L 20-21 51,666N 9 Ohio State -/2 L 8-43 40,972N 16 Michigan -/4 L 9-34 51,117N 23 Minnesota -/- L 15-23 39,214

1969Record: 3-7, 3-4 Big Ten (T-5th) Coach: John Coatta (3rd) S 20 Oklahoma -/6 L 21-48 43,633S 27 UCLA -/14 L 23-34 49,243O 4 Syracuse -/- L 7-43 45,540O 11 Iowa -/- W 23-17 53,714O 18 Northwestern -/- L 7-27 34,374O 25 Indiana* -/- W 36-34 58,636N 1 Michigan -/20 L 7-35 60,438N 8 Ohio State -/1 L 7-62 86,519N 15 Illinois -/- W 55-14 42,624N 22 Minnesota -/- L 10-35 40,458

1970Record: 4-5-1, 3-4 Big Ten (T-5th) Coach: John Jardine (1st) S 19 Oklahoma -/18 L 7-21 58,100S 26 TCU -/- T 14-14 61,538O 3 Penn State -/16 W 29-16 55,204O 10 Iowa -/- L 14-24 53,622O 17 Northwestern -/- L 14-24 65,278O 24 Indiana -/- W 30-12 48,643O 31 Michigan* -/5 L 15-29 72,389N 7 Ohio State -/3 L 7-24 72,758N 14 Illinois -/- W 29-17 36,569N 21 Minnesota -/- W 39-14 50,167

1971Record: 4-6-1, 3-5 Big Ten (T-6th) Coach: John Jardine (2nd) S 11 Northern Illinois -/- W 31-0 45,437S 18 Syracuse -/15 T 20-20 31,206S 25 LSU -/18 L 28-38 78,535cO 2 Northwestern -/- L 11-24 40,473O 9 Indiana -/- W 35-29 66,156O 16 Michigan State -/- W 31-28 74,847O 23 Ohio State -/12 L 6-31 86,559O 30 Iowa -/- L 16-20 43,155N 6 Purdue* -/- W 14-10 78,451cN 13 Illinois -/- L 27-35 65,459N 20 Minnesota -/- L 21-23 34,738

1972Record: 4-7, 2-6 Big Ten (9th) Coach: John Jardine (3rd) S 16 Northern Illinois -/- W 31-7 62,710S 23 Syracuse -/- W 31-7 67,234S 30 LSU -/- L 7-27 69,142O 7 Northwestern -/- W 21-14 74,595O 14 Indiana -/- L 7-33 50,122O 21 Michigan State -/- L 0-31 62,638O 28 Ohio State -/4 L 20-28 78,713cN 4 Iowa* -/- W 16-14 78,723cN 11 Purdue -/- L 6-27 53,507N 18 Illinois -/- L 7-27 45,703N 25 Minnesota -/- L 6-14 60,746

1973Record: 4-7, 3-5 Big Ten (8th) Coach: John Jardine (4th) S 15 Purdue -/- L 13-14 58,256S 22 Colorado -/19 L 25-28 58,237S 29 Nebraska -/2 L 16-20 76,297O 6 Wyoming -/- W 37-28 60,715O 13 Ohio State -/1 L 0-24 77,413O 20 Michigan -/4 L 6-35 87,273O 27 Indiana* -/- W 31-7 66,365N 3 Michigan State -/- L 0-21 54,010N 10 Iowa -/- W 35-7 55,560N 17 Northwestern -/- W 36-34 46,248N 24 Minnesota -/- L 17-19 34,412

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1974Record: 7-4, 5-3 Big Ten (4th) Coach: John Jardine (5th) S 14 Purdue -/- W 28-14 54,239S 21 Nebraska -/4 W 21-20 73,381S 28 Colorado 11/- L 21-24 50,512O 5 Missouri -/- W 59-20 71,141O 12 Ohio State 13/1 L 7-52 87,717O 19 Michigan -/3 L 20-24 78,911cO 26 Indiana -/- W 35-25 31,453N 2 Michigan State* -/20 L 21-28 78,848cN 9 Iowa -/- W 28-15 48,300N 16 Northwestern -/- W 52-7 28,533N 23 Minnesota -/- W 49-14 55,869

1975Record: 4-6-1, 3-4-1 Big Ten (6th) Coach: John Jardine (6th) S 13 Michigan -/2 L 6-23 79,022cS 20 South Dakota -/- W 48-7 65,566S 27 Missouri -/5 L 21-28 62,222O 4 Kansas -/- L 7-41 76,097O 11 Purdue -/- W 17-14 62,406O 18 Ohio State -/1 L 0-56 87,820O 25 Northwestern* -/- W 17-14 78,902cN 1 Illinois -/- W 18-9 78,868cN 8 Iowa -/- L 28-45 54,650N 15 Indiana -/- T 9-9 65,317N 22 Minnesota -/- L 3-24 37,578

1976Record: 5-6, 3-5 Big Ten (T-7th) Coach: John Jardine (7th) S 11 Michigan -/2 L 27-40 101,347S 18 North Dakota -/- W 45-9 62,213S 25 Washington State -/- W 35-26 64,658O 2 Kansas -/9 L 24-34 48,350O 9 Purdue -/- L 16-18 79,111cO 16 Ohio State -/9 L 20-30 79,579cO 23 Northwestern -/- W 28-25 24,580O 30 Illinois -/- L 25-31 54,121N 6 Iowa* -/- W 38-21 79,521cN 13 Indiana -/- L 14-15 27,518N 20 Minnesota -/- W 26-17 60,304

1977Record: 5-6, 3-6 Big Ten (8th) Coach: John Jardine (8th) S 10 Indiana -/- W 30-14 34,755S 17 Northern Illinois -/- W 14-3 64,475S 24 Oregon -/- W 22-10 30,755O 1 Northwestern -/- W 19-7 68,709O 8 Illinois 19/- W 26-0 78,661cO 15 Michigan 14/1 L 0-56 104,892O 22 Michigan State* -/- L 7-9 79,203cO 29 Ohio State -/3 L 0-42 87,837N 5 Purdue -/- L 0-22 83,322N 12 Iowa -/- L 8-24 71,723N 19 Minnesota -/- L 7-13 30,742

1978Record: 5-4-2, 3-4-2 Big Ten (6th) Coach: Dave McClain (1st) S 16 Richmond -/- W 7-6 60,877S 23 Northwestern -/- W 28-7 23,960S 30 Oregon -/- W 22-19 63,988O 7 Indiana -/- W 34-7 75,266O 14 Illinois -/- T 20-20 51,160O 21 Michigan -/9 L 0-42 80,024cO 28 Michigan State -/- L 2-55 70,144N 4 Ohio State -/- L 14-49 79,940cN 11 Purdue* -/- T 24-24 78,986cN 18 Iowa -/- L 24-38 44,444N 25 Minnesota -/- W 48-10 61,021

1979Record: 4-7, 3-5 Big Ten (T-7th) Coach: Dave McClain (2nd) S 8 Purdue -/6 L 20-41 65,002S 15 Air Force -/- W 38-0 66,466S 22 UCLA -/20 L 12-37 78,830cS 29 San Diego State -/- L 17-24 38,633O 6 Indiana -/- L 0-3 74,188O 13 Michigan State -/19 W 38-29 77,083O 20 Ohio State -/6 L 0-59 87,585O 27 Iowa* -/- L 13-24 79,026cN 3 Michigan -/10 L 0-54 104,952N 10 Northwestern -/- W 28-3 68,229N 17 Minnesota -/- W 42-37 37,827

1980Record: 4-7, 3-5 Big Ten (T-6th) Coach: Dave McClain (3rd) S 13 Purdue -/20 L 6-12 77,280S 20 BYU -/- L 3-28 71,496S 27 UCLA -/16 L 0-35 40,018O 4 San Diego St.* -/- W 35-12 76,340O 11 Indiana -/- L 0-24 51,029O 18 Michigan State -/- W 17-7 76,173O 25 Ohio State -/10 L 0-21 79,523cN 1 Iowa -/- L 13-22 59,995N 8 Michigan -/12 L 0-24 69,560N 15 Northwestern -/- W 39-19 17,372N 22 Minnesota -/- W 25-7 54,229

1981Record: 7-5, 6-3 Big Ten (T-3rd) Coach: Dave McClain (4th) S 12 Michigan -/1 W 21-14 68,733S 19 UCLA 20/9 L 13-31 69,212S 26 Western Mich.* -/- W 21-10 67,196O 3 Purdue -/- W 20-14 68,603O 10 Ohio State -/18 W 24-21 78,973cO 17 Michigan State 14/- L 14-33 67,352O 24 Illinois -/- L 21-23 67,413O 31 Northwestern -/- W 52-0 70,035N 7 Indiana -/- W 28-7 44,218N 14 Iowa -/- L 7-17 78,731cN 21 Minnesota -/- W 26-21 47,125

Garden State Bowl — East Rutherford, N.J.D 13 Tennessee -/- L 21-28 53,220

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1982Record: 7-5, 5-4 Big Ten (4th) Coach: Dave McClain (5th) S 11 Michigan -/12 L 9-20 104,932S 18 UCLA -/14 L 26-51 77,974cS 25 Toledo* -/- W 36-27 73,713O 2 Purdue -/- W 35-31 69,132O 9 Ohio State -/- W 6-0 88,234O 16 Michigan State -/- W 24-23 78,187cO 23 Illinois -/- L 28-29 78,406cO 30 Northwestern -/- W 54-20 64,388N 6 Indiana -/- L 17-20 65,355N 13 Iowa -/- L 14-28 58,500N 20 Minnesota -/- W 24-0 59,792

Independence Bowl — Shreveport, La.D 11 Kansas State -/- W 14-3 49,523

1983Record: 7-4, 5-4 Big Ten (4th) Coach: Dave McClain (6th) S 10 Northern Illinois -/- W 37-9 56,941S 17 Missouri -/- W 21-20 65,044S 24 Michigan -/17 L 21-38 77,708O 1 Northwestern -/- W 49-0 32,180O 8 Illinois -/19 L 15-27 78,307cO 15 Minnesota -/- W 56-17 62,689O 22 Indiana* -/- W 45-14 78,199cO 29 Ohio State -/16 L 27-45 89,203N 5 Iowa -/15 L 14-34 78,105N 12 Purdue -/- W 42-38 58,342N 19 Michigan State -/- W 32-0 54,204

1984Record: 7-4-1, 5-3-1 Big Ten (4th) Coach: Dave McClain (7th) S 8 Northern Illinois -/- W 27-14 65,288S 15 Missouri -/- W 35-34 45,033S 22 Michigan -/16 L 14-20 104,239S 29 Northwestern -/- W 31-16 78,509cO 6 Illinois -/- L 6-22 76,428O 13 Minnesota* -/- L 14-17 78,770cO 20 Indiana -/- W 20-16 38,754O 27 Ohio State -/6 W 16-14 78,606cN 3 Iowa -/17 T 10-10 66,255N 10 Purdue -/- W 30-13 72,292N 17 Michigan State -/- W 20-10 61,702

Hall of Fame Bowl — Birmingham, Ala.D 29 Kentucky -/- L 19-20 47,300

1985Record: 5-6, 2-6 Big Ten (8th) Coach: Dave McClain (8th) S 14 Northern Illinois -/- W 38-17 69,131S 21 UNLV -/- W 26-23 68,123S 28 Wyoming -/- W 41-17 11,129O 5 Michigan -/5 L 6-33 105,491O 12 Iowa -/1 L 13-23 79,023cO 19 Northwestern -/- L 14-17 78,401cO 26 Illinois -/- L 25-38 76,395N 2 Indiana* -/- W 31-20 78,605cN 9 Minnesota -/- L 18-27 64,571N 16 Ohio State -/3 W 12-7 89,873N 23 Michigan State -/- L 7-41 56,854

1986Record: 3-9, 2-6 Big Ten (T-8th) Coach: Jim Hilles (1st) S 6 Hawaii -/- L 17-20 45,403S 13 Northern Illinois -/- W 35-20 63,294S 20 UNLV -/- L 7-17 32,207S 27 Wyoming -/- L 12-21 64,954O 4 Michigan -/4 L 17-34 75,898O 11 Iowa -/10 L 6-17 67,700O 18 Northwestern -/- W 35-27 34,462O 25 Illinois* -/- W 15-9 76,983N 1 Indiana -/- L 7-21 35,311N 8 Minnesota -/- L 20-27 65,164N 15 Ohio State -/9 L 17-30 62,020N 22 Michigan State -/- L 13-23 60,285

1987Record: 3-8, 1-7 Big Ten (10th) Coach: Don Morton (1st) S 12 Hawaii -/- W 28-7 53,509S 19 Utah -/- L 28-31 56,224S 26 Ball State -/- W 30-13 51,825O 3 Michigan -/12 L 0-49 104,410O 10 Iowa -/- L 10-31 74,645O 17 Illinois -/- L 14-16 57,040O 24 Northwestern* -/- L 24-27 70,012O 31 Purdue -/- L 14-49 62,000N 7 Ohio State -/- W 26-24 63,195N 14 Minnesota -/- L 19-22 62,412N 21 Michigan State -/11 L 9-30 45,385

1988Record: 1-10, 1-7 Big Ten (T-9th) Coach: Don Morton (2nd) S 3 Western Mich. -/- L 14-24 38,230S 17 Northern Illinois -/- L 17-19 46,869S 24 Miami (Fla.) -/1 L 3-23 48,311O 1 Michigan -/19 L 14-62 61,180O 8 Iowa -/- L 6-31 67,700O 15 Illinois -/- L 6-34 57,886O 22 Northwestern -/- L 14-35 30,013O 29 Purdue* -/- L 6-9 51,147N 5 Ohio State -/- L 12-34 90,032N 12 Minnesota -/- W 14-7 40,467N 19 Michigan State -/- L 0-36 76,372

1989Record: 2-9, 1-7 Big Ten (9th) Coach: Don Morton (3rd) S 9 Miami (Fla.) -/3 L 3-51 38,646S 16 Toledo -/- W 23-10 37,162S 23 California -/- L 14-20 36,000O 7 Michigan -/5 L 0-24 104,097O 14 Iowa -/- L 24-31 62,402O 21 Northwestern* -/- W 35-31 44,978O 28 Illinois -/8 L 9-32 64,856N 4 Minnesota -/- L 22-24 39,325N 11 Indiana -/- L 17-45 37,442N 18 Ohio State -/22 L 22-42 89,626N 25 Michigan State -/- L 3-31 29,776

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1990Record: 1-10, 0-8 Big Ten (10th) Coach: Barry Alvarez (1st) S 8 California -/- L 12-28 45,980S 15 Ball State -/- W 24-7 44,698S 22 Temple -/- L 18-24 41,817O 6 Michigan -/3 L 3-41 64,359O 13 Iowa -/25 L 10-30 69,890O 20 Northwestern -/- L 34-44 32,966O 27 Illinois* -/5 L 3-21 67,746N 3 Minnesota -/- L 3-21 51,189N 10 Indiana -/- L 7-20 45,093N 17 Ohio State -/18 L 10-35 41,403N 24 Michigan State -/24 L 9-14 60,517

1991Record: 5-6, 2-6 Big Ten (T-8th) Coach: Barry Alvarez (2nd) S 14 Western Illinois -/- W 31-13 42,861S 21 Iowa State -/- W 7-6 50,710S 28 Eastern Mich. -/- W 21-6 45,356O 5 Ohio State -/14 L 16-31 94,221O 12 Iowa -/- L 6-10 75,053O 19 Purdue -/- L 7-28 43,650O 26 Indiana* -/- L 20-28 54,052N 2 Illinois -/- L 6-22 61,493N 9 Michigan State -/- L 7-20 41,074N 16 Minnesota -/- W 19-16 36,133N 23 Northwestern -/- W 32-14 38,620

1992Record: 5-6, 3-5 Big Ten (T-6th) Coach: Barry Alvarez (3rd) S 12 Washington -/2 L 10-27 72,800S 19 Bowling Green -/- W 39-18 57,758S 26 Northern Illinois -/- W 18-17 50,688O 3 Ohio State -/12 W 20-16 72,203O 10 Iowa -/- L 22-23 70,397O 17 Purdue* -/- W 19-16 73,573O 24 Indiana -/- L 3-10 43,142O 31 Illinois -/- L 12-13 65,293N 7 Michigan State -/- L 10-26 45,219N 14 Minnesota -/- W 34-6 48,754N 21 Northwestern -/- L 25-27 28,265

1993BIG TEN CHAMPIONSRecord: 10-1-1, 6-1-1 Big Ten (T-1st) Coach: Barry Alvarez (4th) S 4 Nevada -/- W 35-17 66,557S 11 SMU -/- W 24-16 19,013S 18 Iowa State 24/- W 28-7 77,745cS 25 Indiana 23/- W 27-15 34,306O 9 Northwestern* 21/- W 53-14 77,745cO 16 Purdue 16/- W 42-28 38,942O 23 Minnesota 15/- L 21-28 64,798O 30 Michigan 21/24 W 13-10 77,745cN 6 Ohio State 15/3 T 14-14 77,745cN 11 Illinois 14/- W 35-10 48,083

Coca-Cola Bowl — Tokyo, JapanD 4 Michigan State 10/- W 41-20 51,500

Rose Bowl — Pasadena, Calif.J 1 UCLA 9/13 W 21-16 101,237

1994Record: 8-3-1, 5-2-1 Big Ten (3rd) Coach: Barry Alvarez (5th) S 10 Eastern Mich. 10/- W 56-0 77,745cS 17 Colorado 10/7 L 17-55 53,457S 24 Indiana 16/21 W 62-13 77,745cO 1 Michigan State 15/- W forfeit 71,234O 8 Northwestern 24/- W 46-14 46,437O 15 Purdue 23/- T 27-27 77,745cO 22 Minnesota* -/- L 14-17 77,745cO 29 Michigan -/10 W 31-19 106,209N 5 Ohio State -/- L 3-24 93,340N 12 Cincinnati -/- W 38-17 75,245N 19 Illinois -/- W 19-13 77,745c

Hall of Fame Bowl — Tampa, Fla.J 2 Duke -/25 W 34-20 61,384

1995Record: 4-5-2, 3-4-1 Big Ten (T-7th) Coach: Barry Alvarez (6th)S 2 Colorado 21/13 L 7-43 79,015cS 16 Stanford -/- T 24-24 42,510S 23 SMU -/- W 42-0 77,108cS 30 Penn State -/6 W 17-9 96,540O 14 Ohio State 21/4 L 16-27 79,507cO 21 Northwestern 24/11 L 0-35 49,256O 28 Michigan State* -/- W 45-14 78,043cN 4 Purdue -/- L 27-38 39,125N 11 Minnesota -/- W 34-27 64,016N 18 Iowa -/- L 20-33 78,907cN 25 Illinois -/- T 3-3 76,750c

1996Record: 8-5, 3-5 Big Ten (7th) Coach: Barry Alvarez (7th) S 7 Eastern Mich. -/- W 24-3 74,279S 14 UNLV -/- W 52-17 40,091S 21 Stanford -/- W 14-0 77,894cS 28 Penn State -/3 L 20-23 79,607cO 12 Ohio State -/2 L 14-17 94,215O 19 Northwestern* -/14 L 30-34 79,576cO 26 Michigan State -/- L 13-30 69,217N 2 Purdue -/- W 33-25 78,330cN 9 Minnesota -/- W 45-28 78,006cN 16 Iowa -/- L 0-31 66,570N 23 Illinois -/- W 35-15 37,814N 30 Hawaii -/- W 59-10 26,819

Copper Bowl — Tucson, Ariz.D 27 Utah -/- W 38-10 42,122

1997Record: 8-5, 5-3 Big Ten (5th) Coach: Barry Alvarez (8th) A 24 Syracuse^ 24/17 L 0-34 51,185S 6 Boise State -/- W 28-24 73,209S 13 San Jose State -/- W 56-10 23,042S 20 San Diego State -/- W 36-10 76,864cS 27 Indiana -/- W 27-26 78,211cO 4 Northwestern -/- W 26-25 47,129O 11 Illinois -/- W 31-7 79,327cO 18 Purdue 24/- L 20-45 54,252O 25 Minnesota -/- W 22-21 57,563N 8 Iowa* -/12 W 13-10 79,864c

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Outback Bowl — Tampa, Fla.J 1 Georgia -/11 L 6-33 56,186^ — at East Rutherford, N.J.

1998BIG TEN CHAMPIONSRecord: 11-1, 7-1 Big Ten (T-1st) Coach: Barry Alvarez (9th) S 5 San Diego State 20/- W 26-14 37,471S 12 Ohio 17/- W 45-0 74,676S 19 UNLV 14/- W 52-7 75,044S 26 Northwestern 14/- W 38-7 78,337cO 3 Indiana 13/- W 24-20 32,328O 10 Purdue* 12/- W 31-24 78,782cO 17 Illinois 9/- W 37-3 40,627O 24 Iowa 9/- W 31-0 70,397N 7 Minnesota 8/- W 26-7 78,767cN 14 Michigan 8/15 L 10-27 111,217N 21 Penn State 13/14 W 24-3 78,964c

Rose Bowl — Pasadena, Calif.J 1 UCLA 9/6 W 38-31 93,872

1999BIG TEN CHAMPIONSRecord: 10-2, 7-1 Big Ten (1st) Coach: Barry Alvarez (10th) S4 Murray State 9/- W 49-10 77,527cS 11 Ball State 9/- W 50-10 75,807S 18 Cincinnati 8/- L 12-17 27,721S 25 Michigan 17/4 L 16-21 79,037cO 2 Ohio State -/12 W 42-17 93,524O 9 Minnesota 20/25 W 20-17 OT 63,108O 16 Indiana* 18/- W 59-0 78,243cO 23 Michigan State 16/11 W 40-10 78,469cO 30 Northwestern 11/- W 35-19 42,292N 6 Purdue 10/17 W 28-21 67,308N 13 Iowa 9/- W 41-3 79,404c

Rose Bowl — Pasadena, Calif.J 1 Stanford 4/22 W 17-9 93,731

2000Record: 9-4, 4-4 Big Ten (T-5th)Coach: Barry Alvarez (11th) A 31 Western Mich. 4/- W 19-7 77,843cS 9 Oregon 5/- W 27-23 78,521cS 16 Cincinnati 4/- W 28-25 OT 78,749cS 23 Northwestern 7/- L 44-47 2OT 78,597cS 30 Michigan 14/9 L 10-13 111,341O 7 Ohio State 24/8 L 7-23 79,045cO 14 Michigan State -/- W 17-10 74,863O 21 Purdue* -/17 L 24-30 OT 79,048O 28 Iowa -/- W 13-7 62,560N 4 Minnesota -/- W 41-20 79,171cN 11 Indiana -/- W 43-22 30,469N 25 Hawaii -/- W 34-18 41,313

Sun Bowl — El Paso, TexasD 29 UCLA -/- W 21-20 49,093

2001Record: 5-7, 3-5 Big Ten (T-8th)Coach: Barry Alvarez (12th) A 25 Virginia 22/- W 26-17 76,740cS 1 Oregon 22/7 L 28-31 45,919S 8 Fresno State 23/19 L 20-32 78,506cS 22 Penn State -/- W 18-6 107,253S 29 W. Kentucky -/- W 24-6 75,662O 6 Indiana -/- L 32-63 79,264cO 13 Ohio State -/21 W 20-17 103,520O 20 Illinois -/- L 35-42 70,904O 27 Michigan State* -/- L 28-42 79,108cN 3 Iowa -/- W 34-28 79,421cN 17 Michigan -/11 L 17-20 79,633cN 24 Minnesota -/- L 31-42 55,890

2002Record: 8-6, 2-6 Big Ten (T-8th)Coach: Barry Alvarez (13th) A 23 Fresno State 25/- W 23-21 75,136A 31 UNLV -/- W 27-7 42,075S 7 West Virginia 25/- W 34-17 76,320S 14 Northern Illinois 22/- W 24-21 77,460cS 21 Arizona 22/- W 31-10 78,582cO 5 Penn State 19/20 L 31-34 79,403cO 12 Indiana 23/- L 29-32 31,156O 19 Ohio State* -/4 L 14-19 79,729cO 26 Michigan State -/- W 42-24 74,507N 2 Iowa -/9 L 3-20 70,397N 9 Illinois -/- L 20-37 78,709cN 16 Michigan -/12 L 14-21 110,412N 23 Minnesota -/- W 49-31 78,843c

Alamo Bowl — San Antonio, TexasD 28 Colorado -/14 W 31-28 OT 50,690

2003Record: 7-6, 4-4 Big Ten (T-7th)Coach: Barry Alvarez (14th) A 30 West Virginia 21/- W 24-17 60,663S 6 Akron 18/- W 48-31 75,401S 13 UNLV 14/- L 5-23 78,043cS 20 North Carolina -/- W 38-27 77,439cS 27 Illinois -/- W 38-20 58,495O 4 Penn State -/- W 30-23 107,851O 11 Ohio State 23/3 W 17-10 79,793cO 18 Purdue* 14/13 L 23-26 79,541cO 25 Northwestern 20/- L 7-16 36,233N 8 Minnesota -/24 L 34-37 59,543N 15 Michigan State -/21 W 56-21 79,256cN 22 Iowa -/17 L 21-27 79,931c

Music City Bowl — Nashville, Tenn.D 31 Auburn -/- L 14-28 55,109

2004Record: 9-3, 6-2 Big Ten (3rd)Coach: Barry Alvarez (15th) S 4 UCF 21/- W 34-6 82,116cS 11 UNLV 21/- W 18-3 82,071cS 18 Arizona 20/- W 9-7 50,275S 25 Penn State 20/- W 16-3 82,179cO 2 Illinois 20/- W 24-7 82,306cO 9 Ohio State 15/18 W 24-13 105,090

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Outback Bowl — Tampa, Fla.J 1 Georgia 16/8 L 21-24 62,414

2005Record: 10-3, 5-3 Big Ten (T-3rd)Coach: Barry Alvarez (16th)S 3 Bowling Green -/- W 56-42 82,138c S 10 Temple -/- W 65-0 81,806cS 18 North Carolina -/- W 14-5 60,000 S 24 Michigan -/14 W 23-20 83,022c O 1 Indiana 17/- W 41-24 82,330cO 8 Northwestern 14/- L 48-51 33,859O 15 Minnesota 23/22 W 38-34 65,089O 22 Purdue* 19/- W 31-20 82,828cO 29 Illinois 15/- W 41-24 52,158N 5 Penn State 14/10 L 14-35 109,865N 12 Iowa 19/- L 10-20 83,184cN 25 Hawaii 24/- W 41-24 34,031

Capital One Bowl — Orlando, Fla.J 2 Auburn 21/7 W 24-10 57,221

2006Record: 12-1, 7-1 Big Ten (T-2nd)Coach: Bret Bielema (1st)S 2 Bowling Green^ -/- W 35-14 30,307S 9 Western Illinois -/- W 34-10 80,845cS 16 San Diego State -/- W 14-0 81,090cS 23 Michigan -/6 L 13-27 111,058S 30 Indiana -/- W 52-17 32,142O 7 Northwestern -/- W 41-9 81,704cO 14 Minnesota* 25/- W 48-12 82,010cO 21 Purdue 21/- W 24-3 58,111O 28 Illinois 17/- W 30-24 81,300cN 4 Penn State 17/- W 13-3 81,777cN 11 Iowa 16/- W 24-21 70,585N 18 Buffalo 12/- W 35-3 80,850c

Capital One Bowl — Orlando, Fla.J 1 Arkansas 6/12 W 17-14 60,774^ — at Cleveland

2007Record: 9-4, 5-3 Big Ten (4th)Coach: Bret Bielema (2nd)S 1 Washington State 7/- W 42-21 81,547cS 8 UNLV 5/- W 20-13 38,250S 15 The Citadel 7/- W 45-31 80,327cS 22 Iowa 9/- W 17-13 82,630cS 29 Michigan State 9/- W 37-34 82,164cO 6 Illinois 5/- L 26-31 57,078O 13 Penn State 19/- L 7-38 109,754O 20 Northern Illinois -/- W 44-3 81,883cO 27 Indiana* -/- W 33-3 81,324cN 3 Ohio State -/1 L 17-38 105,449N 10 Michigan -/13 W 37-21 82,353cN 17 Minnesota 24/- W 41-34 59,116

Outback Bowl — Tampa, Fla.J 1 Tennessee 18/16 L 17-21 60,121

2008Record: 7-6, 3-5 Big Ten (T-6th)Coach: Bret Bielema (3rd)A 30 Akron 13/- W 38-17 80,910cS 6 Marshall 11/- W 51-14 80,396cS 13 Fresno State 10/21 W 13-10 42,387S 27 Michigan 9/- L 25-27 109,833O 4 Ohio State 18/14 L 17-20 81,608cO 11 Penn State -/6 L 7-48 81,524cO 18 Iowa -/- L 16-38 70,585O 25 Illinois* -/- W 27-17 81,241cN 1 Michigan State -/21 L 24-25 75,121N 8 Indiana -/- W 55-20 30,618N 15 Minnesota -/- W 35-32 81,228cN 22 Cal Poly -/- W 36-35 OT 80,709c

Champs Sports Bowl — Orlando, Fla.D 27 Florida State -/- L 13-42 52,692

2009Record: 10-3, 5-3 Big Ten (T-4th)Coach: Bret Bielema (4th)S 5 Northern Illinois -/- W 28-20 80,532cS 12 Fresno State -/- W 34-31 2OT 80,353cS 19 Wofford -/- W 44-14 78,253S 26 Michigan State -/- W 38-30 80,123O 3 Minnesota -/- W 31-28 50,805O 10 Ohio State -/9 L 13-31 105,301O 17 Iowa* -/11 L 10-20 81,043cO 31 Purdue -/- W 37-0 79,920N 7 Indiana 24/- W 31-28 36,611N 14 Michigan 21/- W 45-24 80,540cN 21 Northwestern 17/- L 31-33 32,150D 5 Hawaii -/- W 51-10 37,018

Champs Sports Bowl — Orlando, Fla.D29 Miami 24/14 W 20-14 56,747

2010BIG TEN CHAMPIONSRecord: 11-2, 7-1 Big Ten (T-1st)Coach: Bret Bielema (5th)S 4 UNLV 12/- W 41-21 31,107S 11 San Jose State 11/- W 27-14 78,469S 18 Arizona State 11/- W 20-19 81,332cS 25 Austin Peay 11/- W 70-3 77,224O 2 Michigan State 11/24 L 24-34 73,108O 9 Minnesota* 20/- W 41-23 80,328cO 16 Ohio State 18/1 W 31-18 81,194cO 23 Iowa 10/13 W 31-30 70,585N 6 Purdue 7/- W 34-13 45,227N 13 Indiana 6/- W 83-20 80,477cN 20 Michigan 6/- W 48-28 112,276N 27 Northwestern 5/- W 70-23 80,011

Rose Bowl — Pasadena, Calif.J 1 TCU 4/3 L 19-21 94,118

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2011BIG TEN CHAMPIONSRecord: 11-3, 6-2 Big Ten (T-1st Leaders) Coach: Bret Bielema (6th)S 1 UNLV 11/- W 51-17 77,085S 10 Oregon State 8/- W 35-0 80,337cS 17 Northern Illinois^ 7/- W 49-7 41,068S 24 South Dakota 6/- W 59-10 78,880O 1 Nebraska 7/8 W 48-17 81,384cO 15 Indiana* 4/- W 59-7 80,732cO 22 Michigan State 4/15 L 31-37 76,405O 29 Ohio State 12/- L 29-33 105,511N 5 Purdue 19/- W 62-17 80,566cN 12 Minnesota 16/- W 42-13 49,158N 19 Illinois 15/- W 28-17 45,519N 26 Penn State 15/20 W 45-7 79,708

Big Ten Championship Game — IndianapolisD 3 Michigan State 15/11 W 42-39 64,152

Rose Bowl — Pasadena, Calif.J 2 Oregon 9/6 L 38-45 91,245^ — at Chicago

2012BIG TEN CHAMPIONSRecord: 8-6, 4-4 Big Ten (3rd Leaders)Coach: Bret Bielema (7th)S 1 Northern Iowa 12/- W 26-21 79,568S 8 Oregon State 13/- L 7-10 42,189S 15 Utah State -/- W 16-14 79,332S 22 UTEP -/- W 37-26 79,806S 29 Nebraska -/22 L 27-30 85,962O 6 Illinois -/- W 31-14 80,096O 13 Purdue -/- W 38-14 46,007O 20 Minnesota -/- W 38-13 80,587cO 27 Michigan State* -/- L 13-16 OT 80,538cN 10 Indiana -/- W 62-14 43,240N 17 Ohio State -/6 L 14-21 OT 80,112N 24 Penn State -/- L 21-24 OT 93,505

Big Ten Championship Game — IndianapolisD 1 Nebraska -/12 W 70-31 41,260

Rose Bowl — Pasadena, Calif.J 1 Stanford -/6 L 14-20 93,359

2013Record: 9-4, 6-2 Big Ten (2nd Leaders)Coach: Gary Andersen (1st)A 31 UMass 23/- W 45-0 76,306S 7 Tennessee Tech 21/- W 48-0 77,785S 14 Arizona State 20/- L 30-32 66,155S 21 Purdue 24/- W 41-10 80,772cS 28 Ohio State 23/4 L 31-24 105,826O 12 Northwestern* -/19 W 35-6 81,411cO 19 Illinois 25/- W 56-32 47,362N 2 Iowa 22/- W 28-9 69,812N 9 BYU 21/- W 27-17 80,191N 16 Indiana 17/- W 51-3 77,849N 23 Minnesota 16/- W 20-7 53,090N 30 Penn State 14/- L 31-24 78,064

Capital One Bowl — Orlando, Fla.J 1 South Carolina 19/8 L 24-34 56,629

2014Record: 11-3, 7-1 Big Ten (1st West)Coach: Gary Andersen (2nd)A 30 LSU^ 14/13 L 24-28 71,599S 6 Western Illinois 18/- W 37-3 77,125S 20 Bowling Green 19/- W 68-17 79,849S 27 South Florida 19/- W 27-10 78,111O 4 Northwestern 17/- L 14-20 42,013O 11 Illinois -/- W 38-28 80,341cO 25 Maryland -/- W 52-7 80,336cN 1 Rutgers -/- W 37-0 52,797N 8 Purdue 25/- W 34-16 35,068N 15 Nebraska 22/11 W 59-24 80,539cN 22 Iowa 14/- W 26-24 68,610N 29 Minnesota 14/22 W 34-24 80,341c

Big Ten Championship Game — IndianapolisD 6 Ohio State 11/6 L 0-59 60,229

Outback Bowl — Tampa, Fla.J 1 Auburn 17/19 W 34-31 OT 44,023^ — at Houston, Texas

2015Record: 10-3, 6-2 Big Ten (T-2nd West)Coach: Paul Chryst (1st)S 5 Alabama^ 20/3 L 17-35 64,279S 12 Miami (Ohio) 24/- W 58-0 76,535S 19 Troy 24/- W 28-3 77,157S 26 Hawai’i 22/- W 28-0 80,829cO 3 Iowa 19/- L 6-10 80,933cO 10 Nebraska -/- W 23-21 89,886O 17 Purdue* -/- W 24-7 80,794cO 24 Illinois -/- W 24-13 45,438O 31 Rutgers -/- W 48-10 74,575N 7 Maryland -/- W 31-24 44,678N 21 Northwestern 21/20 L 7-13 75,276N 28 Minnesota -/- W 31-21 52,850

Holiday Bowl — San Diego, Calif.D 30 USC 23/- W 23-21 48,329^ — at Arlington, Texas

2016Record: 11-3, 7-2 Big Ten (1st West)Coach: Paul Chryst (2nd)S 3 LSU^ -/5 W 16-14 77,823S 10 Akron 10/- W 54-10 77,331S 17 Georgia State 9/- W 23-17 79,883S 24 Michigan State 11/8 W 30-6 75,505O 1 Michigan 8/4 L 7-14 111,846O 15 Ohio State 8/2 L 23-30 OT 81,541cO 22 Iowa 10/- W 17-9 70,585O 29 Nebraska 11/7 W 23-17 OT 80,833cN 5 Northwestern 8/- W 21-7 42,016N 12 Illinois* 7/- W 48-3 79,340N 19 Purdue 6/- W 49-20 30,465N 26 Minnesota 5/- W 31-17 77,216

Big Ten Championship Game — IndianapolisD 3 Penn State 6/8 L 31-38 65,018

Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic — Arlington, TexasJ 2 Western Mich. 8/12 W 24-16 59,615^ — at Green Bay, Wis.

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Team W-L-THawai’i 6-1-0 Hyde Park (Ill.) HS 2-0-0Illinois 40-36-7 Indiana 40-18-2 Iowa 45-43-2 Iowa State 7-0-0 Kansas 4-2-0 Kansas State 2-0-0 Kentucky 0-1-0 Knox (Ill.) 2-0-0 Lake Forest (Ill.) 7-1-0 Lawrence 17-0-1 LSU 1-3-0 Madison (Wis.) HS 4-0-0 Marquette 32-4-0Marshall 1-0-0 Maryland 2-0-0Miami (Fla.) 2-2-0Miami (Ohio) 1-0-0 Michigan 14-50-1 Michigan State 23-30-0 Milwaukee Medical 1-0-0 Minnesota 59-59-8 Missouri 4-1-0 Murray State 1-0 Navy 1-1-0 Nebraska 7-4-0Nevada 1-0-0 New Mexico State 1-0-0 North Central (Ill.) 1-0-0 North Carolina 2-0-0 North Dakota 2-0-0 North Dakota State 3-0-0 Northern Illinois 12-1-0Northern Iowa 1-0-0Northwestern 58-35-5 Northwestern College 1-0-0 Notre Dame 6-8-2 Ohio 1-0-0 Ohio State 18-58-5 Oklahoma 0-2-0 Oregon 3-2-0 Oregon State 2-1-0 Osteopaths 1-0-0 Pennsylvania 2-2-0 Penn State 9-9-0Pittsburgh 0-3-0

Team W-L-TPurdue 47-29-8 Rice 2-0-0Richmond 1-0-0 Ripon (Wis.) 5-0-0 Rush Medical 4-0-0 Rutgers 2-0-0San Diego State 4-1-0 San Jose State 2-0-0 SMU 2-0-0 South Carolina 0-1-0South Dakota 2-0-0 South Dakota State 8-1-0 South Florida 1-0-0Stanford 4-1-1 Syracuse 1-3-1 TCU 0-1-1 Temple 1-1-0 Tennessee 0-2-0 Tennessee Tech 1-0-0Texas 0-1-0 Toledo 1-0-0Troy 1-0-0 UCF 1-0-0 UCLA 4-7-0 UMass 1-0-0UNLV 8-2-0 Upper Iowa 1-0-0 USC 1-6-0 Utah 2-1-0 Utah State 1-1-0UTEP 1-0-0 UW Alumni 3-1-0 UW Freshmen 1-0-0 UW-Oshkosh 1-0-0 UW-Platteville 1-0-0 UW-Whitewater 2-0-0 Virginia 1-0-0 Washington 0-4-0 Washington State 2-0-0 West Virginia 4-0-0 Western Illinois 3-0-0 Western Kentucky 1-0-0 Western Michigan 4-1-0 Wofford 1-0-0Wyoming 2-1-0 Yale 1-2-0

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At Madison: 1-01979 H -/- W 38-0

Akron (3-0)At Madison: 3-02003 H 18/- W 48-312008 H 13/- W 38-172016 H 10/- W 54-10

Alabama (1-1)At Madison: 1-0Neutral: 0-11928 H -/- W 15-02015^ N 20/3 L 17-35^ — Arlington, Texas

Arizona (2-0)At Madison: 1-0At Tucson: 1-02002 H 22/- W 31-102004 A 20/- W 9-7

Arizona State (1-3)At Madison: 1-1At Tempe: 0-21967 H -/- L 16-421968 A -/- L 7-552010 H 11/- W 20-192013 A 20/- L 30-32

Arkansas (2-0)At Madison: 1-0Neutral: 1-01912 H -/- W 64-72006^ N 6/12 W 17-14^ — Orlando, Fla.

Armour (1-0)At Madison: 1-01895 H -/- W 32-4

Auburn (2-1-1)At Madison: 0-0-1Neutral: 2-11931 H -/- T 7-72003^ N -/- L 14-282005+ N 21/7 W 24-102014! N 17/19 W 34-31 (OT)^ — Nashville, Tenn.+ — Orlando, Fla.! — Tampa, Fla.

Austin Peay (1-0)At Madison: 1-02010 H 11/- W 70-3

Ball State (3-0)At Madison: 3-0 1987 H -/- W 30-131990 H -/- W 24-71999 H 9/- W 50-10

Beloit (16-1)At Madison: 8-0At Beloit: 3-1Neutral: 5-01889 A -/- L 0-41891 A -/- W 40-41892 H -/- W 32-41893 H -/- W 18-01894 A -/- W 46-01896 A -/- W 6-01897 H -/- W 11-01898^ N -/- W 17-01899^ N -/- W 36-01900^ N -/- W 11-01901^ N -/- W 40-01902^ N -/- W 52-61903 H -/- W 87-01904 H -/- W 36-01905 H -/- W 44-01917 H -/- W 34-01918 H -/- W 21-0^ — Milwaukee

Boise State (1-0)At Madison: 1-01997 H -/- W 28-24

Bowling Green (4-0)At Madison: 3-0Neutral: 1-01992 H -/- W 39-182005 H -/- W 56-422006^ N -/- W 35-142014 H 19/- W 68-17^ — Cleveland

Bradley (1-0)At Madison: 1-01931 H -/- W 33-6

Buffalo (1-0)At Madison: 1-02006 H 12/- W 35-3

BYU (1-1)At Madison: 1-11980 H -/- L 3-282013 H 21/- W 27-17

Cal Poly (1-0)At Madison: 1-02008 H -/- W 36-35

California (1-5)At Madison: 0-3At Berkeley: 1-21946 A -/- W 28-71947 H -/8 L 7-481948 A -/9 L 14-401949 H -/10 L 20-351989 A -/- L 14-201990 H -/- L 12-28

Calumet Club (0-1)Neutral: 0-1 1889^ N -/- L 0-27^ — Milwaukee

Camp Grant (1-2)At Madison: 1-1Neutral: 0-11918 H -/- L 0-71942 H -/- W 7-01943^ N -/- L 7-10^ — Rockford, Ill.

Carleton (2-0)At Madison: 2-01922 H -/- W 41-01930 H -/- W 28-0

Carlisle Indians (0-1)Neutral: 0-11896^ N -/- L 8-18^ — Chicago Coliseum

Chicago (19-16-5)At Madison: 6-5-1At Chicago: 13-11-41894 A -/- W 30-01895 A -/- L 12-221896 H -/- W 24-01897 A -/- W 25-81898 A -/- L 0-61899 H -/- L 0-171900 A -/- W 39-51901 A -/- W 35-01902 A -/- L 0-111903 H -/- L 6-151904 A -/- L 11-18

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Chicago AA (1-2)At Madison: 1-0At Chicago: 0-1Neutral: 0-11893^ N -/- L 0-221894 H -/- W 22-41894 A -/- L 4-16^ — Milwaukee

Chicago P&S (1-0)At Madison: 1-01900 H -/- W 5-0

Cincinnati (3-1)At Madison: 3-0At Cincinnati: 0-11936 H -/- W 27-61994 H -/- W 38-171999 A 8/- L 12-172000 H 4/- W 28-25 (OT)

Citadel (1-0)At Madison: 1-02007 H 7/- W 45-31

Coe (2-0-1)At Madison: 2-0-1 1923 H -/- W 7-31924 H -/- T 7-71932 H -/- W 39-0

Colgate (1-0)At Madison: 1-01929 H -/- W 13-6

Colorado (1-4-1)At Madison: 0-2-1At Boulder: 0-2Neutral: 1-01965 H -/- T 0-01973 H -/19 L 25-281974 A 11/- L 21-241994 A 10/7 L 17-551995 H 21/13 L 7-432002^ N -/14 W 31-28 (OT)^ — San Antonio, Texas

Colorado College (1-0)At Madison: 1-01911 H -/- W 26-0

Columbia (0-1)At New York: 0-11940 A -/- L 6-7

Company I (1-0)Neutral: 1-01905^ N -/- W 16-0^ — Marinette, Wis.

Cornell (Iowa) (3-0)At Madison: 3-01926 H -/- W 38-01927 H -/- W 31-61928 H -/- W 49-0

Dixon (Ill.) (1-0)At Madison: 1-01898 H -/- W 76-0

Drake (1-0)At Madison: 1-01904 H -/- W 82-0

Duke (1-0)Neutral: 1-01994^ N -/25 W 34-20^ — Tampa, Fla.

Eastern Michigan (3-0)At Madison: 3-01991 H -/- W 21-61994 H 10/- W 56-01996 H -/- W 24-3

Florida State (0-1)Neutral: 0-12008 N -/- L 13-42^ — Orlando, Fla.

Fort Sheridan (1-0)At Madison: 1-01904 H -/- W 45-0

Franklin (Ind.) (1-0)At Madison: 1-01925 H -/- W 35-0

Fresno State (3-1)At Madison: 2-1At Fresno: 1-02001 H 23/19 L 20-322002 H 25/- W 23-212008 A 10/21 W 13-102009 H -/- W 34-31

Georgia State (1-0)At Madison: 1-02016 H 9/- W 23-17

Georgia (0-2)Neutral: 0-21997^ N -/11 L 6-33

Great Lakes (1-1-1)At Madison: 0-1At Great Lakes, Ill.: (0-0-1)Neutral: 1-01942^ N 7/- W 13-71944 H -/16 L 12-401945 A -/- T 0-0^ — Chicago

Grinnell (Iowa) (4-0)At Madison: 4-01895 H -/- W 14-41896 H -/- W 54-61900 H -/- W 45-01927 H -/- W 20-2

Haskell Indians (1-0)At Madison: 1-01916 H -/- W 13-0

Hawai’i (6-1)At Madison: 2-0At Honolulu: 4-1 1986 A -/- L 17-201987 H -/- W 28-71996 A -/- W 59-102000 A -/- W 34-182005 A 24/- W 41-242009 A -/- W 51-102015 H 22/- W 28-0

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Illinois (40-36-7)At Madison: 22-16-4At Champaign: 17-20-3Neutral: 1-01895 H -/- T 10-101899^ N -/- W 23-01900 H -/- W 27-01906 A -/- W 16-61907 H -/- L 4-151914 H -/- L 9-241915 A -/- L 3-171916 H -/- T 0-01917 A -/- L 0-71918 H -/- L 0-221919 A -/- W 14-101920 H -/- W 14-91921 A -/- W 20-01922 H -/- L 0-31923 A -/- L 0-101931 A -/- W 7-61932 H -/- W 20-121933 A -/- L 0-211934 H -/- W 7-31939 A -/- L 0-71940 H -/- W 13-61943 H -/- L 7-251945 H -/- T 7-71946 A 20/- L 21-271948 H -/- W 20-161949 A -/- T 13-131950 A -/15 W 7-61951 A -/8 L 10-141952 H 8/2 W 20-61953 H -/3 W 34-71954 A 14/- W 27-141955 H -/16 L 14-171956 A -/- T 13-131957 H -/15 W 24-131958 A 5/- W 31-121959 H 7/- L 6-91960 A -/- L 14-351961 H -/- W 55-71962 A 4/- W 35-61963 H -/8 L 7-171964 A -/- L 0-291965 H -/- L 0-511966 A -/- L 14-491969 H -/- W 55-141970 A -/- W 29-171971 H -/- L 27-351972 A -/- L 7-271975 H -/- W 18-91976 A -/- L 25-311977 H 19/- W 26-01978 A -/- T 20-201981 A -/- L 21-231982 H -/- L 28-291983 H -/19 L 15-271984 A -/- L 6-221985 A -/- L 25-38

1986 H -/- W 15-91987 A -/- L 14-161988 H -/- L 6-341989 A -/8 L 9-321990 H -/5 L 3-211991 A -/- L 6-221992 H -/- L 12-131993 A 14/- W 35-101994 H -/- W 19-131995 H -/- T 3-31996 A -/- W 35-151997 H -/- W 31-71998 A 9/- W 37-32001 A -/- L 35-422002 H -/- L 20-372003 A -/- W 38-202004 H 20//- W 24-72005 A 15/- W 41-242006 H 17/- W 30-242007 A 5/- L 26-312008 H -/- W 27-172011 A 15/- W 28-172012 H -/- W 31-142013 A 25/- W 56-322014 H -/- W 38-282015 A -/- W 24-132016 H 7/- W 48-3^ — Milwaukee

Indiana (40-18-2)At Madison: 23-8-1At Bloomington: 17-9-1Neutral: 0-1 1907 H -/- W 11-81908 A -/- W 16-01909 H -/- W 6-31910^ N -/- L 3-121922 H -/- W 20-01923 A -/- W 52-01926 H -/- W 27-21938 H -/- W 6-01939 H -/- L 0-141940 H -/- W 27-101941 H -/- W 27-251943 A -/- L 0-341947 A -/- T 7-71948 H -/- L 7-351949 A -/- W 30-141951 H 10/- W 6-01952 A 15/- W 37-141961 A -/- W 6-31962 H -/- W 30-61967 A -/7 L 9-141968 H -/- L 20-211969 H -/- W 36-341970 A -/- W 30-121971 H -/- W 35-291972 A -/- L 7-331973 H -/- W 31-71974 A -/- W 35-251975 H -/- T 9-91976 A -/- L 14-151977 A -/- W 30-141978 H -/- W 34-71979 H -/- L 0-31980 A -/- L 0-24

1981 A -/- W 28-71982 H -/- L 17-201983 H -/- W 45-141984 A -/- W 20-161985 H -/- W 31-201986 A -/- L 7-211989 H -/- L 17-451990 A -/- L 7-201991 H -/- L 20-281992 A -/- L 3-101993 A 23/- W 27-151994 H 16/21 W 62-131997 H -/- W 27-261998 A 13/- W 24-201999 H 18/- W 59-02000 A -/- W 43-222001 H -/- L 32-632002 A 23/- L 29-322005 H 17/- W 41-242006 A -/- W 52-172007 H -/- W 33-32008 A -/- W 55-202009 A 24/- W 31-282010 H 6/- W 83-202011 H 4/- W 59-72012 A -/- W 62-142013 H 17/- W 51-3

Iowa (45-43-2)At Madison: 26-19-1At Iowa City: 19-24-1 1894 H -/- W 44-01906 H -/- W 18-41907 A -/- W 6-51911 H -/- W 12-01912 A -/- W 28-101917 H -/- W 20-01924 H -/- L 7-211925 A -/- W 6-01926 H -/- W 20-101927 H -/- L 0-161928 A -/- W 13-01929 H -/- L 0-141932 H -/- W 34-01933 A -/- L 7-261937 H -/- W 13-61938 A -/- W 31-131939 H -/- L 13-191940 A -/- L 12-301941 H -/- W 23-01942 A 2/- L 0-61943 A -/- W 7-51944 H -/- W 26-71945 A -/- W 27-71946 H 15/- L 7-211947 H 19/- W 46-141948 A -/- L 13-191949 H -/- W 35-131950 A 15/- W 14-01951 H 8/- W 34-71952 A 12/- W 42-131953 H -/- W 10-61954 A 8/- L 7-131955 H 17/14 W 37-141956 A -/- L 7-131957 A 13/6 L 7-21

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Iowa State (7-0)At Madison: 7-01895 H -/- W 28-61901 H -/- W 45-01924 H -/- W 17-01925 H -/- W 30-01966 H -/- W 20-101991 H -/- W 7-61993 H 24/- W 28-7

Kansas (4-2)At Madison: 3-1At Lawrence: 1-11901 H -/- W 50-01902 H -/- W 38-01926 H -/- W 13-01927 A -/- W 26-61975 H -/- L 7-411976 A -/9 L 24-34

Kansas State (2-0)At Madison: 1-0Neutral: 1-01964 H -/- W 17-71982^ N -/- W 14-3^ — Shreveport, La.

Kentucky (0-1)At Lexington: 0-11984 A -/- L 19-20

Knox (Ill.) (2-0)At Madison: 2-01901 H -/- W 23-51903 H -/- W 54-6

Lake Forest (7-1)At Madison: 6-1Neutral: 1-01890 H -/- L 6-161891 H -/- W 6-41892^ N -/- W 10-61893 H -/- W 24-01895 H -/- W 26-51896 H -/- W 34-01897 H -/- W 30-01899 H -/- W 45-0^ — Milwaukee

Lawrence (17-0-1)At Madison: 17-0-11899 H -/- W 58-01902 H -/- W 11-01902 H -/- W 52-01903 H -/- W 40-71905 H -/- W 34-01906 H -/- W 5-01908 H -/- W 35-01909 H -/- W 22-01910 H -/- T 6-61911 H -/- W 15-01912 H -/- W 13-01913 H -/- W 58-71914 H -/- W 21-01915 H -/- W 82-01916 H -/- W 20-01920 H -/- W 60-01921 H -/- W 28-01930 H -/- W 53-6

LSU (1-3)At Madison: 0-1At Baton Rouge: 0-1Neutral: 1-11971 H -/18 L 28-381972 A -/- L 7-272014^ N 14/13 L 24-282016! N -/5 W 16-14^ — Houston, Texas! — Green Bay, Wis.

Madison HS (4-0)At Madison: 4-01896 H -/- W 18-01897 H -/- W 8-01897 H -/- W 29-01898 H -/- W 21-0

Marquette (32-4)At Madison: 32-41904 H -/- W 33-01905 H -/- W 29-01908 H -/- W 9-61913 H -/- W 13-01914 H -/- W 48-01915 H -/- W 85-01919 H -/- W 13-01932 H -/- W 7-21933 H -/- W 19-01934 H -/- W 3-01935 H -/- L 0-331936 H -/- L 6-121937 H -/- W 12-01938 H -/- W 27-01939 H -/- W 14-131940 H -/- W 33-191941 H -/- L 7-281942 H -/- W 35-71943 H -/- L 7-331944 H -/- W 21-21945 H -/- W 40-131946 H -/- W 34-01947 H -/- W 35-121948 H -/- W 26-01949 H -/- W 41-01950 H -/- W 28-61951 H 15/- W 22-61952 H 7/- W 42-191953 H 16/- W 13-111954 H 10/- W 52-141955 H -/- W 28-141956 H -/- W 41-01957 H -/- W 60-61958 H 9/- W 50-01959 H 12/- W 44-61960 H -/- W 35-6

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Miami (Fla.) (2-2)At Madison: 0-1At Miami: 1-1Neutral: 1-01958 A 14/15 W 20-01988 A -/1 L 3-231989 H -/3 L 3-512009^ N 24/14 W 20-14^ — Orlando, Fla.

Miami (Ohio) (1-0)At Madison: 1-02015 H 24/- W 58-0

Michigan (14-50-1)At Madison: 6-21-1At Ann Arbor: 7-28Neutral: 1-1 1892 H -/- L 6-101893 A -/- W 34-181899^ N -/- W 17-51902^ N -/- L 0-61903 A -/- L 0-161904 H -/- L 0-281905 A -/- L 0-121921 H -/- T 7-71922 A -/- L 6-131923 H -/- L 3-61924 A -/- L 0-211925 H -/- L 0-211926 A -/- L 0-371927 H -/- L 0-141928 A -/- W 7-01931 A -/- L 0-161934 A -/- W 10-01935 H -/- L 12-201943 A -/4 L 0-271944 A -/5 L 0-141946 A -/10 L 6-281947 H 9/2 L 6-401950 A 16/- L 13-261959 A 10/- W 19-101960 H -/- W 16-131962 A -/- W 34-121965 A -/- L 14-501966 H -/- L 17-281967 H -/- L 14-271968 A -/4 L 9-341969 A -/20 L 7-351970 H -/5 L 15-291973 A -/4 L 6-351974 H -/3 L 20-241975 H -/2 L 6-231976 A -/2 L 27-401977 A 14/1 L 0-561978 H -/9 L 0-421979 A -/10 L 0-54

1980 H -/12 L 0-241981 H -/1 W 21-141982 A -/12 L 9-201983 H -/17 L 21-381984 A -/16 L 14-201985 A -/5 L 6-331986 H -/4 L 17-341987 A -/12 L 0-491988 H -/19 L 14-621989 A -/5 L 0-241990 H -/3 L 3-411993 H 21/24 W 13-101994 A -/10 W 31-191997 H 23/1 L 16-261998 A 8/15 L 10-271999 H 17/4 L 16-212000 A 14/9 L 10-132001 H -/11 L 17-202002 A -/12 L 14-212005 H -/14 W 23-202006 A -/6 L 13-272007 H -/13 W 37-212008 A 9/- L 25-272009 H 21/- W 45-242010 A 6/- W 48-282016 A 8/4 L 7-14^ — Chicago

Michigan State (23-30)At Madison: 13-14At East Lansing: 8-16Neutral: 2-01913 H -/- L 7-121918 H -/- W 7-61920 H -/- W 27-01923 H -/- W 21-01925 H -/- W 21-101954 A 5/- W 6-01955 H -/5 L 0-271956 A -/4 L 0-331957 H -/6 L 7-211958 A 8/- W 9-71961 H -/10 L 0-201963 A 8/- L 13-301964 H -/- L 6-221967 A -/- L 7-351968 H -/19 L 0-391971 H -/- W 31-281972 A -/- L 0-311973 A -/- L 0-211974 H -/20 L 21-281977 H -/- L 7-91978 A -/- L 2-551979 H -/19 W 38-291980 A -/- W 17-71981 A 14/- L 14-331982 H -/- W 24-231983 H -/- W 32-01984 A -/- W 20-101985 H -/- L 7-411986 A -/- L 13-231987 H -/11 L 9-301988 A -/- L 0-361989 H -/- L 3-311990 A -/24 L 9-141991 H -/- L 7-20

1992 A -/- L 10-261993^ N 10/- W 41-201994 A 15/- W (Forfeit)1995 H -/- W 45-141996 A -/- L 13-301999 H 16/11 W 40-102000 A -/- W 17-102001 H -/- L 28-422002 A -/- W 42-242003 H -/21 W 56-212004 A 4/- L 14-492007 H 9/- W 37-342008 A -/21 L 24-252009 H -/- W 38-302010 A 11/24 L 24-342011 A 4/15 L 31-372011! N 15/11 W 42-392012 H -/- L 13-16 (OT)2016 H 11/8 W 30-6^ — Tokyo, Japan! — Indianapolis

Milwaukee Medical (1-0)At Madison: 1-01901 H -/- W 26-0

Minnesota (59-59-8)At Madison: 34-22-6At Minneapolis: 25-37-2 1890 A -/- L 0-631891 A -/- L 12-261892 H -/- L 4-321893 A -/- L 0-401894 H -/- W 6-01895 A -/- L 10-141896 H -/- W 6-01897 A -/- W 39-01898 H -/- W 29-01899 A -/- W 19-01900 A -/- L 5-61901 H -/- W 18-01902 A -/- L 0-111903 H -/- L 0-171904 A -/- L 0-281905 A -/- W 16-121907 H -/- T 17-171908 A -/- W 5-01909 H -/- L 6-341910 A -/- L 0-281911 H -/- T 6-61912 A -/- W 14-01913 H -/- L 3-211914 A -/- L 3-141915 H -/- L 3-201916 A -/- L 0-541917 H -/- W 10-71918 A -/- L 0-61919 H -/- L 7-191920 A -/- W 3-01921 H -/- W 35-01922 A -/- W 14-01923 H -/- T 0-01924 H -/- T 7-71925 A -/- T 12-121926 H -/- L 10-16

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1994 H -/- L 14-171995 A -/- W 34-271996 H -/- W 45-281997 A -/- W 22-211998 H 8/- W 26-71999 A 20/25 W 20-17 (OT)2000 H -/- W 41-202001 A -/- L 31-422002 H -/- W 49-312003 A -/24 L 34-372004 H 5/- W 38-142005 A 23/22 W 38-342006 H 25/- W 48-122007 A 24/- W 41-342008 H -/- W 35-322009 A -/- W 31-282010 H 20/- W 41-232011 A 16/- W 42-132012 H -/- W 38-132013 A 16/- W 20-72014 H 14/22 W 34-242015 A -/- W 31-212016 H 5/- W 31-17

Missouri (4-1)At Madison: 3-0At Columbia: 1-11942 H -/- W 17-91974 H -/- W 59-201975 A -/5 L 21-281983 H -/- W 21-201984 A -/- W 35-34

Murray State (1-0)At Madison: 1-01999 H 9/- W 49-10

Navy (1-1)At Madison: 1-0Neutral: 0-11945^ N -/2 L 7-361949 H -/18 W 48-13^ — Baltimore

Nebraska (7-4)At Madison: 4-1At Lincoln: 1-3Neutral: 2-01901^ N -/- W 18-01965 A -/2 L 0-371966 H -/- L 3-311973 A -/2 L 16-201974 H -/4 W 21-202011 H 7/8 W 48-172012 A -/22 L 27-302012! N -/12 W 70-312014 H 22/11 W 59-242015 A -/- W 23-212016 H 11/7 W 23-17 (OT)^ — Milwaukee! — Indianapolis

Nevada (1-0)At Madison: 1-01993 H -/- W 35-17

New Mexico State (1-0)At Madison: 1-01962 H -/- W 69-13

North Central (2-0)At Madison: 2-01903 H -/- W 28-01905 H -/- W 49-0

North Carolina (2-0)At Madison: 1-0At Chapel Hill: 1-02003 H -/- W 38-272005 A -/- W 14-5

North Dakota (2-0)At Madison: 2-01906 H -/- W 10-01976 H -/- W 45-9

North Dakota St. (3-0)At Madison: 3-01924 H -/- W 25-01928 H -/- W 13-71931 H -/- W 12-7

Northern Illinois (12-1)At Madison: 11-1Neutral: 1-01971 H -/- W 31-01972 H -/- W 31-71977 H -/- W 14-31983 H -/- W 37-91984 H -/- W 27-141985 H -/- W 38-171986 H -/- W 35-201988 H -/- L 17-191992 H -/- W 18-172002 H 22/- W 24-212007 H -/- W 44-32009 H -/- W 28-202011^ N 7/- W 49-7^ — Chicago

Northern Iowa (1-0)At Madison: 1-02012 H 12/- W 26-21

Northwestern (58-35-5)At Madison: 26-15-2At Evanston: 29-18-1Neutral: 3-1-21890^ N -/- L 10-221891^ N -/- T 0-01891^ N -/- W 40-0

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1983 A -/- W 49-01984 H -/- W 31-161985 H -/- L 14-171986 A -/- W 35-271987 H -/- L 24-271988 A -/- L 14-351989 H -/- W 35-311990 A -/- L 34-441991 H -/- W 32-141992 A -/- L 25-271993 H 21/- W 53-141994 A 24/- W 46-141995 A 24/11 L 0-351996 H -/14 L 30-341997 A -/- W 26-251998 H 14/- W 38-71999 A 11/- W 35-192000 H 7/- L 44-47 (2OT)2003 A 20/- L 7-162004 H 6/- W 24-122005 A 14/- L 48-512006 H -/- W 41-92009 A 17/- L 31-332010 H 5/- W 70-232013 H -/19 W 35-62014 A 17/- L 14-202015 H 21/20 L 7-132016 A 8/- W 21-7^ — Milwaukee+ — Chicago

Notre Dame (6-8-2)At Madison: 3-4-2At Notre Dame: 1-3Neutral: 2-11900 H -/- W 54-01904^ N -/- W 58-01905^ N -/- W 21-01917 H -/- T 0-01924 H -/- L 3-381928 H -/- W 22-61929+ N -/- L 0-191934 A -/- L 0-191935 H -/- L 0-271936 A -/- L 0-271942 H -/- T 7-71943 H -/1 L 0-501944 A -/1 L 13-281962 H -/- W 17-81963 A 6/- W 14-91964 H -/- L 7-31^ — Milwaukee+ — Chicago

Ohio (1-0)At Madison: 1-01998 H 17/- W 45-0

Ohio State (18-58-5)At Madison: 11-27-2At Columbus: 7-30-3 Neutral: 0-11913 H -/- W 12-0

1914 A -/- W 7-61915 H -/- W 21-01916 A -/- L 13-141917 H -/- L 3-161918 A -/- W 14-31919 H -/- L 0-31920 A -/- L 7-131930 A -/- T 0-01931 H -/- L 0-61932 A -/- T 7-71933 H -/- L 0-61941 A -/20 L 34-461942 H 6/1 W 17-71944 H 19/8 L 7-201945 A -/4 L 0-121946 H -/14 W 20-71948 A -/- L 32-341949 H -/- L 0-211950 A 15/2 L 14-191951 H -/9 T 6-61952 A 1/- L 14-231953 H -/- L 19-201954 A 4-Feb L 14-311955 H 15/- L 16-261956 A -/9 L 0-211957 H -/12 L 13-161958 A 13/2 T 7-71959 H 12/20 W 12-31960 A 11/9 L 7-341961 H -/6 L 21-301962 A 5/- L 7-141963 H 2/- L 10-131964 A -/1 L 3-281965 H -/- L 10-201966 A -/- L 13-241967 A -/- L 15-171968 H -/2 L 8-431969 A -/1 L 7-621970 H -/3 L 7-241971 A -/12 L 6-311972 H -/4 L 20-281973 H -/1 L 0-241974 A 13/1 L 7-521975 A -/1 L 0-561976 H -/9 L 20-301977 A -/3 L 0-421978 H -/- L 14-491979 A -/6 L 0-591980 H -/10 L 0-211981 H -/18 W 24-211982 A -/- W 6-01983 A -/16 L 27-451984 H -/6 W 16-141985 A -/3 W 12-71986 H -/9 L 17-301987 H -/- W 26-241988 A -/- L 12-341989 A -/22 L 22-421990 H -/18 L 10-351991 A -/14 L 16-311992 H -/12 W 20-161993 H 15/3 T 14-141994 A -/- L 3-241995 H 21/4 L 16-271996 A -/2 L 14-171999 A -/12 W 42-172000 H 24/8 L 7-23

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Oklahoma (0-2)At Madison: 0-1At Norman: 0-11969 H -/6 L 21-481970 A -/18 L 7-21

Oregon (3-2)At Madison: 2-0At Eugene: 1-1Neutral: 0-11977 A -/- W 22-101978 H -/- W 22-192000 H 5/- W 27-232001 A 22/7 L 28-312012^ N 9/6 L 38-45^ — Pasadena, Calif.

Oregon State (2-1)At Madison: 2-0At Corvallis: 0-11961 H -/- W 23-202011 H 8/- W 35-02012 A 13/- L 7-10

Osteopaths (1-0)At Madison: 1-01903 H -/- W 32-0

Pennsylvania (2-2)At Madison: 2-0At Philadelphia: 0-21930 H -/- W 27-01931 A -/- L 13-271950 A 15/20 L 0-201951 H 9/- W 16-7

Penn State (9-9)At Madison: 6-4At State College: 3-4Neutral: 0-11953 H -/- W 20-01970 H -/16 W 29-161995 A -/6 W 17-91996 H -/3 L 20-231997 A 24/6 L 10-351998 H 13/14 W 24-32001 A -/- W 18-6

2002 H 19/20 L 31-342003 A -/- W 30-232004 H 20/- W 16-32005 A 14/10 L 14-352006 H 17/- W 13-32007 A 19/- L 7-382008 H -/6 L 7-482011 H 15/20 W 45-72012 A -/- L 21-24 (OT)2013 H 14/- L 24-312016^ N 6/8 L 31-38^ — Indianapolis

Pittsburgh (0-3)At Madison: 0-2At Pittsburgh: 0-11937 A 16/3 L 0-211938 H -/- L 6-261967 H -/- L 11-13

Purdue (47-29-8)At Madison: 26-12-5At West Lafayette: 21-17-3 1892 A -/- L 4-321893 H -/- W 36-301894 A -/- L (Forfeit)1906 H -/- W 29-51907 A -/- W 12-61912 H -/- W 41-01913 A -/- T 7-71914 H -/- W 14-71915 A -/- W 28-31925 H -/- W 7-01926 A -/- T 0-01927 H -/- W 12-61928 A -/- T 19-191929 H -/- L 0-131930 A -/- L 6-71931 H -/- W 21-141932 A -/- L 6-71933 H -/- L 0-141934 A -/- L 0-141935 H -/- W 8-01936 A -/- L 14-351937 H -/- T 7-71938 A -/- L 7-131939 H -/- T 7-71940 A -/- W 14-131941 H -/- W 13-01942 A 7/- W 13-01943 H -/4 L 0-321944 A -/- L 0-351945 H -/- L 7-131946 A 18/- W 24-201947 H -/- W 32-141950 H 20/- W 33-71951 A -/- W 31-71953 A -/- W 28-191954 H 2/5 W 20-61955 A 9/17 W 9-01956 H -/17 T 6-61957 A 16/- W 23-141958 H 6/13 W 31-61959 A 9/7 L 0-211960 H -/7 W 24-13

1963 H 5/- W 38-201964 A -/- L 7-281965 A -/- L 7-451966 H -/- L 0-231971 H -/- W 14-101972 A -/- L 6-271973 H -/- L 13-141974 A -/- W 28-141975 A -/- W 17-141976 H -/- L 16-181977 H -/- L 0-221978 H -/- T 24-241979 A -/6 L 20-411980 H -/20 L 6-121981 H -/- W 20-141982 A -/- W 35-311983 A -/- W 42-381984 H -/- W 30-131987 A -/- L 14-491988 H -/- L 6-91991 A -/- L 7-281992 H -/- W 19-161993 A 16/- W 42-281994 H 23/- T 27-271995 A -/- L 27-381996 H -/- W 33-251997 A 24/- L 20-451998 H 12/- W 31-241999 A 10/17 W 28-212000 H -/17 L 24-30 (OT)2003 H 14/13 L 23-262004 A 10/5 W 20-172005 H 19/- W 31-202006 A 21/- W 24-32009 H -/- W 37-02010 A 7/- W 34-132011 H 19/- W 62-172012 A -/- W 38-142013 H 24/- W 41-102014 A 25/- W 36-142015 H -/- W 24-72016 A 6/- W 49-20

Rice (2-0)At Madison: 1-0At Houston: 1-01952 A 18/- W 21-71954 H 3/11 W 13-7

Richmond (1-0)At Madison: 1-01978 H -/- W 7-6

Ripon (5-0)At Madison: 5-01898 H -/- W 52-01900 H -/- W 50-01911 H -/- W 24-01919 H -/- W 37-01929 H -/- W 22-0

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Rutgers (2-0)At Madison: 1-0At Piscataway: 1-02014 A -/- W 37-02015 H -/- W 48-10

San Diego State (4-1)At Madison: 3-0At San Diego: 1-11979 A -/- L 17-241980 H -/- W 35-121997 H -/- W 36-101998 A 20/- W 26-142006 H -/- W 14-0

San Jose State (2-0)At Madison: 1-0At San Jose: 1-01997 A -/- W 56-102010 H 11/- W 27-14

SMU (2-0)At Madison: 1-0At Dallas: 1-01993 A -/- W 24-161995 H -/- W 42-0

South Carolina (0-1)Neutral: 0-12013^ N 19/8 L 24-34^ — Orlando, Fla.

South Dakota (2-0)At Madison: 2-01975 H -/- W 48-72011 H 6/- W 59-10

South Dakota St. (8-1)At Madison: 8-11916 H -/- W 28-31921 H -/- W 24-31922 H -/- W 20-61929 H -/- W 21-01930 H -/- W 58-71934 H -/- W 28-71935 H -/- L 6-131936 H -/- W 24-71937 H -/- W 32-0\

South Florida (1-0)At Madison: 1-02014 H 19/- W 27-10

Stanford (4-1-1)At Madison: 2-0-0At Stanford: 1-0-1Neutral: 1-1-01959 H 8/- W 16-141960 A -/- W 24-71995 A -/- T 24-241996 H -/- W 14-01999^ N 4/22 W 17-92013^ N -/6 L 14-20^ — Pasadena, Calif.

Syracuse (1-3-1)At Madison: 1-2At Syracuse: 0-0-1Neutral: 0-11941 H -/- L 20-271969 H -/- L 7-431971 A -/15 T 20-201972 H -/- W 31-71997^ N 24/17 L 0-34^ — East Rutherford, N.J.

TCU (0-1-1)At Madison: 0-0-1Neutral: 0-11970 H -/- T 14-142011^ N 4/3 L 19-21^ — Pasadena, Calif.

Temple (1-1-0)At Madison: 1-11990 H -/- L 18-242005 H -/- W 65-0

Tennessee (0-2)Neutral: 0-21981^ N -/- L 21-282007+ N 18/16 L 17-21^ — East Rutherford, N.J.+ — Tampa, Fla.

Tennessee Tech (1-0)At Madison: 1-02013 H 21/- W 48-0

Texas (0-1)At Madison: 0-11939 H -/- L 7-17

Toledo (2-0)At Madison: 2-01982 H -/- W 36-271989 H -/- W 23-10

Troy (1-0)At Madison: 1-02015 H 24/- W 28-3

UCF (1-0)At Madison: 1-02004 H 21/- W 34-6

UCLA (4-7)At Madison: 0-5At Los Angeles: 1-2Neutral: 3-01938 A 15/- W 14-71952 H 10/8 L 7-201953 A -/6 L 0-131969 H -/14 L 23-341979 H -/20 L 12-371980 A -/16 L 0-351981 H 20/9 L 13-311982 H -/14 L 26-511993^ N 9/13 W 21-161998^ N 9/6 W 38-312000$ N -/- W 21-20^ — Pasadena, Calif.$ — El Paso, Texas

UMass (1-0)At Madison: 1-02013 H 23/- W 45-0

UNLV (8-2)At Madison: 4-1At Las Vegas: 4-11985 H -/- W 26-231986 A -/- L 7-171996 A -/- W 52-171998 H 14/- W 52-72002 A -/- W 27-72003 H 14/- L 5-232004 H 21/- W 18-32007 A 5/- W 20-132010 A 12/- W 41-212011 H 11/- W 51-17

Upper Iowa (1-0)At Madison: 1-01900 H -/- W 64-0

USC (1-6)At Madison: 0-2At Los Angeles: 0-2Neutral: 1-21952^ N 11/5 L 0-71955 A 6/16 L 21-331956 H -/10 L 6-131962^ N 2/1 L 37-421965 H -/- L 6-261966 A -/5 L 3-382015+ N 25/- W 23-21^ — Pasadena, Calif.+ — San Diego, Calif.

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Utah (2-1)At Madison: 1-1Neutral: 1-01961 H -/- W 7-01987 H -/- L 28-311996^ N -/- W 38-10^ — Tucson, Ariz.

Utah State (1-1)At Madison: 1-11968 H -/- L 0-202012 H -/- W 16-14

UTEP (1-0)At Madison: 1-02012 H -/- 37-26

Virginia (1-0)At Madison: 1-02001 H 22/- W 26-17

Washington (0-4)At Madison: 0-1At Seattle: 0-2Neutral: 0-11959^ N 6/8 L 8-441967 A -/- L 0-171968 H -/- L 17-211992 A -/2 L 10-27^ — Pasadena, Calif.

Washington State (2-0)At Madison: 2-01976 H -/- W 35-262007 H 7/- W 42-21

West Virginia (4-0)At Madison: 3-0At Morgantown: 1-01933 H -/- W 25-61957 H -/- W 45-132002 H 25/- W 34-172003 A 21/- W 24-17

Western Illinois (3-0)At Madison: 3-01991 H -/- W 31-132006 H -/- W 34-102014 H 18/- W 37-3

Western Kentucky (1-0)At Madison: 1-02001 H -/- W 24-6

Western Michigan (4-1)At Madison: 3-1 1963 H 7/- W 41-01981 H -/- W 21-101988 H -/- L 14-242000 H 4/- W 19-72016* N 8/12 W 24-16^ — Arlington, Texas

Wisconsin Alumni (3-1)At Madison: 3-11897 H -/- L 0-61898 H -/- W 12-111899 H -/- W 17-51905 H -/- W 17-0

Wisconsin Freshmen (1-0)At Madison: 1-01908 H -/- W 24-15

UW-Oshkosh (1-0)At Madison: 1-01903 H -/- W 52-0

UW-Platteville (1-0)At Madison: 1-01897 H -/- W 20-0

UW-Whitewater (2-0)At Madison: 2-01890 H -/- W 106-01898 H -/- W 22-0

Wofford (1-0)At Madison: 1-02009 H -/- W 44-14

Wyoming (2-1)At Madison: 1-1At Laramie: 1-01973 H -/- W 37-281985 A -/- W 41-171986 H -/- L 12-21

Yale (1-2)At Madison: 0-1At New Haven: 1-11899 A -/- L 0-61947 A -/12 W 9-01948 H -/- L 7-17

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1936 (0-2)Coach: Harry StuhldreherN 7 Northwestern -/1 L 18-26N 21 Minnesota -/2 L 0-24

1937 (0-2)Coach: Harry StuhldreherO 23 Pittsburgh 16/3 L 0-21 N 20 Minnesota -/7 L 6-13

1938 (1-0)Coach: Harry StuhldreherN 5 Northwestern -/7 W 20-13

1940 (0-2)Coach: Harry StuhldreherO 19 Northwestern -/4 L 7-27N 23 Minnesota -/1 L 13-22

1941 (0-2)Coach: Harry StuhldreherN 8 Ohio State -/20 L 34-46N 22 Minnesota -/1 L 6-41

1942 (1-0)Coach: Harry StuhldreherO 31 Ohio State* 6/1 W 17-7

1943 (0-4)Coach: Harry StuhldreherO 16 Notre Dame -/1 L 0-50O 30 Purdue -/4 L 0-32N 6 Northwestern* -/12 L 0-41N 13 Michigan -/4 L 0-27

1944 (0-4)Coach: Harry StuhldreherO 14 Ohio State* 19/8 L 7-20 O 21 Notre Dame -/1 L 13-28 O 28 Great Lakes -/16 L 12-40 N 18 Michigan -/5 L 0-14

1945 (0-2)Coach: Harry StuhldreherO 13 Ohio State -/4 L 0-12 N 17 Navy^ -/2 L 7-36^ — Baltimore

1946 (1-1)Coach: Harry StuhldreherO 12 Ohio State -/14 W 20-7N 16 Michigan -/10 L 6-28

1947 (1-2)Coach: Harry StuhldreherO 11 California -/8 L 7-48O 18 Yale -/12 W 9-0N 15 Michigan 9/2 L 6-40

1948 (0-3)Coach: Harry StuhldreherO 9 California -/9 L 14-40N 6 Northwestern* -/10 L 7-16N 20 Minnesota -/15 L 0-16

1949 (1-1)Coach: Ivy WilliamsonO 8 California -/10 L 20-35O 15 Navy -/18 W 48-13

1950 (2-2)Coach: Ivy WilliamsonO 7 Illinois -/15 W 7-6O 28 Northwestern -/9 W 14-13N 11 Ohio State 15/2 L 14-19N 18 Pennsylvania 15/20 L 0-20

1951 (1-1-1)Coach: Ivy WilliamsonO 6 Illinois -/8 L 10-14O 13 Ohio State -/9 T 6-6O 27 Northwestern 14/13 W 41-0

1952 (1-2)Coach: Ivy WilliamsonO 4 Illinois 8/2 W 20-6O 25 UCLA 10/8 L 7-20J 1 USC^ 11/5 L 0-7^ — Pasadena, Calif.

1953 (1-1)Coach: Ivy WilliamsonO 9 UCLA -/6 L 0-13N 14 Illinois -/3 W 34-7

1954 (3-1)Coach: Ivy WilliamsonO 9 Rice 3/11 W 13-7O 16 Purdue 2/5 W 20-6O 23 Ohio State 2/4 L 14-31N 20 Minnesota 17/10 W 27-0

1955 (2-3)Coach: Ivy WilliamsonO 1 Iowa 17/14 W 37-14O 8 Purdue 9/17 W 9-0O 14 USC 6/16 L 21-33

O 29 Michigan St.* -/5 L 0-27N 12 Illinois -/16 L 14-17

1956 (0-3-2)Coach: Milt BruhnO 6 USC -/10 L 6-13O 20 Purdue -/17 T 6-6O 27 Ohio State -/9 L 0-21N 3 Michigan St. -/4 L 0-33N 24 Minnesota -/7 T 13-13

1957 (1-3)Coach: Milt BruhnO 19 Iowa 13/6 L 7-21O 26 Ohio State -/12 L 13-16N 2 Michigan St. -/6 L 7-21N 16 Illinois* -/15 W 24-13

1958 (3-1-1)Coach: Milt BruhnS 26 Miami (Fla.) 14/15 W 20-0O 11 Purdue 6/13 W 31-6O 18 Iowa 4/13 L 9-20O 25 Ohio State 13/2 T 7-7N 8 Northwestern* 7/4 W 17-13

1959 (3-2)Coach: Milt BruhnO 10 Purdue 9/7 L 0-21O 17 Iowa -/9 W 25-16O 24 Ohio State 12/20 W 12-3N 7 Northwestern 9/2 W 24-19J 1 Washington^ 6/8 L 8-44^ — Pasadena, Calif.

1960 (1-3)Coach: Milt BruhnO 8 Purdue -/7 W 24-13O 15 Iowa 12/2 L 21-28O 22 Ohio State 11/9 L 7-34N 19 Minnesota -/4 L 7-26

1961 (1-3)Coach: Milt BruhnS 30 Michigan St. -/10 L 0-20O 21 Iowa -/4 L 15-47O 28 Ohio State* -/6 L 21-30N 25 Minnesota -/3 W 23-21

1962 (2-1)Coach: Milt BruhnN 10 Northwestern* 8/1 W 37-6N 24 Minnesota 3/5 W 14-9J 1 USC^ 2/1 L 37-42^ — Pasadena, Calif.

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1963 (0-1)Coach: Milt BruhnN 16 Illinois -/8 L 7-17

1964 (0-1)Coach: Milt BruhnO 24 Ohio State -/1 L 3-28

1965 (0-1)Coach: Milt BruhnO 9 Nebraska -/2 L 0-37

1966 (0-1)Coach: Milt BruhnS 24 USC -/5 L 3-38

1967 (0-1)Coach: John CoattaN 4 Indiana -/7 L 9-14

1968 (0-3)Coach: John CoattaO 5 Michigan St. -/19 L 0-39N 9 Ohio State -/2 L 8-43N 16 Michigan -/4 L 9-34

1969 (0-4)Coach: John CoattaS 20 Oklahoma -/6 L 21-48S 27 UCLA -/14 L 23-34N 1 Michigan -/20 L 7-35N 8 Ohio State -/1 L 7-62

1970 (1-3)Coach: John JardineS 19 Oklahoma -/18 L 7-21 O 3 Penn State -/16 W 29-16 O 31 Michigan* -/5 L 15-29 N 7 Ohio State -/3 L 7-24

1971 (0-2-1)Coach: John JardineS 18 Syracuse -/15 T 20-20 S 25 LSU -/18 L 28-38 O 23 Ohio State -/12 L 6-31

1972 (0-1)Coach: John JardineO 28 Ohio State -/4 L 20-28

1973 (0-4)Coach: John JardineS 22 Colorado -/19 L 25-28 S 29 Nebraska -/2 L 16-20 O 13 Ohio State -/1 L 0-24 O 20 Michigan -/4 L 6-35

1974 (1-3)Coach: John JardineS 21 Nebraska -/4 W 21-20O 12 Ohio State 13/1 L 7-52O 19 Michigan -/3 L 20-24N 2 Michigan St.* 21/20 L 21-28

1975 (0-3)Coach: John JardineS 13 Michigan -/2 L 6-23S 27 Missouri -/5 L 21-28O 18 Ohio State -/1 L 0-56

1976 (0-3)Coach: John JardineS 11 Michigan -/2 L 27-40O 2 Kansas -/9 L 24-34O 16 Ohio State -/9 L 20-30

1977 (0-2)Coach: John JardineO 15 Michigan 14/1 L 0-56O 29 Ohio State -/3 L 0-42

1978 (0-1)Coach: Dave McClainO 21 Michigan -/9 L 0-42

1979 (1-4)Coach: Dave McClainS 8 Purdue -/6 L 20-41S 22 UCLA -/20 L 12-37O 13 Michigan St. -/19 W 38-29O 20 Ohio State -/6 L 0-59N 3 Michigan -/10 L 0-54

1980 (0-4)Coach: Dave McClainS 13 Purdue -/20 L 6-12S 27 UCLA -/16 L 0-35O 25 Ohio State -/10 L 0-21N 8 Michigan -/12 L 0-24

1981 (2-1)Coach: Dave McClainS 12 Michigan -/1 W 21-14S 19 UCLA 20/9 L 13-31O 10 Ohio State -/18 W 24-21

1982 (0-2)Coach: Dave McClainS 11 Michigan -/12 L 9-20S 18 UCLA -/14 L 26-51

1983 (0-4)Coach: Dave McClainS 24 Michigan -/17 L 21-38O 8 Illinois -/19 L 15-27O 29 Ohio State -/16 L 27-45N 5 Iowa -/15 L 14-34

1984 (1-1-1)Coach: Dave McClainS 22 Michigan -/16 L 14-20O 27 Ohio State -/6 W 16-14N 3 Iowa -/17 T 10-10

1985 (1-2)Coach: Dave McClainO 5 Michigan -/5 L 6-33O 12 Iowa -/1 L 13-23N 16 Ohio State -/3 W 12-7

1986 (0-3)Coach: Jim HillesO 4 Michigan -/4 L 17-34O 11 Iowa -/10 L 6-17N 15 Ohio State -/9 L 17-30

1987 (0-2)Coach: Don MortonO 3 Michigan -/12 L 0-49N 21 Michigan St. -/11 L 9-30

1988 (0-2)Coach: Don MortonS 24 Miami (Fla.) -/1 L 3-23O 1 Michigan -/19 L 14-62

1989 (0-4)Coach: Don MortonS 9 Miami (Fla.) -/3 L 3-51O 7 Michigan -/5 L 0-24O 28 Illinois -/8 L 9-32N 18 Ohio State -/22 L 22-42

1990 (0-5)Coach: Barry AlvarezO 6 Michigan -/3 L 3-41O 13 Iowa -/25 L 10-30O 27 Illinois* -/5 L 3-21N 17 Ohio State -/18 L 10-35N 24 Michigan St. -/24 L 9-14

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1991 (0-1)Coach: Barry AlvarezO 5 Ohio State -/14 L 16-31

1992 (1-1)Coach: Barry AlvarezS 12 Washington -/2 L 10-27O 3 Ohio State -/12 W 20-16

1993 (2-0-1)Coach: Barry AlvarezO 30 Michigan 21/24 W 13-10N 6 Ohio State 15/3 T 14-14J 1 UCLA^ 9/13 W 21-16^ — Pasadena, Calif.

1994 (3-1)Coach: Barry AlvarezS 17 Colorado 10/7 L 17-55S 24 Indiana 16/21 W 62-13O 29 Michigan -/10 W 31-19J 2 Duke^ -/25 W 34-20^ — Tampa, Fla.

1995 (1-3)Coach: Barry AlvarezS 2 Colorado 21/13 L 7-43S 30 Penn State -/6 W 17-9O 14 Ohio State 21/4 L 16-27O 21 Northwestern 24/11 L 0-35

1996 (0-3)Coach: Barry AlvarezS 28 Penn State -/3 L 20-23O 12 Ohio State -/2 L 14-17O 19 Northwestern* -/14 L 30-34

1997 (1-4)Coach: Barry AlvarezA 24 Syracuse# 24/17 L 0-34N 8 Iowa* -/12 W 13-10N 15 Michigan 23/1 L 16-26N 22 Penn State 24/6 L 10-35J 1 Georgia^ -/11 L 6-33# — East Rutherford, N.J.^ — Tampa, Fla.

1998 (2-1)Coach: Barry AlvarezN 14 Michigan 8/15 L 10-27N 21 Penn State 13/14 W 24-3J 1 UCLA^ 9/6 W 38-31^ — Pasadena, Calif.

1999 (5-1)Coach: Barry AlvarezS 25 Michigan 17/4 L 16-21O 2 Ohio State -/12 W 42-17

O 9 Minnesota 20/25 W 20-17OO 23 Michigan St. 16/11 W 40-10N 6 Purdue 10/17 W 28-21J 1 Stanford^ 4/22 W 17-9^ — Pasadena, Calif.

2000 (0-3)Coach: Barry AlvarezS 30 Michigan 14/9 L 10-13O 7 Ohio State 24/8 L 7-23O 21 Purdue* -/17 L 24-30O

2001 (1-3)Coach: Barry AlvarezS 1 Oregon 22/7 L 28-31S 8 Fresno State 23/19 L 20-32O 13 Ohio State -/21 W 20-17N 17 Michigan -/11 L 17-20

2002 (1-4)Coach: Barry AlvarezO 5 Penn State 19/20 L 31-34O 19 Ohio State* -/4 L 14-19N 2 Iowa -/9 L 3-20N 16 Michigan -/12 L 14-21D 28 Colorado^ -/14 W 31-28O^ — San Antonio, Texas

2003 (2-3)Coach: Barry AlvarezO 11 Ohio State 23/3 W 17-10O 18 Purdue* 14/13 L 23-26N 8 Minnesota -/24 L 34-37N 15 Michigan St. -/21 W 56-21N 22 Iowa -/17 L 21-27

2004 (2-2)Coach: Barry AlvarezO 9 Ohio State 15/18 W 24-13O 16 Purdue 10/5 W 20-17N 20 Iowa 9/17 L 7-30J 1 Georgia^ 16/8 L 21-24^ — Tampa, Fla.

2005 (3-1)Coach: Barry AlvarezS 24 Michigan -/14 W 23-20O 15 Minnesota 23/22 W 38-34N 5 Penn State 14/10 L 14-35J 2 Auburn^ 21/7 W 24-10^ — Orlando, Fla.

2006 (1-1)Coach: Bret BielemaS 23 Michigan -/6 L 13-27J 1 Arkansas^ 6/12 W 17-14^ — Orlando, Fla.

2007 (1-2)Coach: Bret BielemaN 3 Ohio State -/1 L 17-38N 10 Michigan -/13 W 37-21J 1 Tennessee^ 18/16 L 17-21^ — Tampa, Fla.

2008 (1-3)Coach: Bret BielemaS 13 Fresno State 10/21 W 13-10O 4 Ohio State 18/14 L 17-20O 11 Penn State -/6 L 7-48N 1 Michigan St. -/21 L 24-25

2009 (1-2)Coach: Bret BielemaO 10 Ohio State -/9 L 13-31O 17 Iowa* -/11 L 10-20D 29 Miami^ 24/14 W 20-14^ — Orlando, Fla.

2010 (2-2)Coach: Bret BielemaO 2 Michigan St. 11/24 L 24-34O 16 Ohio State 18/1 W 31-18O 23 Iowa 10/13 W 31-30J 1 TCU^ 4/3 L 19-21^ — Pasadena, Calif.

2011 (3-2)Coach: Bret BielemaO 1 Nebraska 7/8 W 48-17O 22 Michigan St. 4/15 L 31-37N 26 Penn State 15/20 W 45-7D 3 Michigan St.# 15/11 W 42-39J 2 Oregon^ 9/6 L 38-45# — Indianapolis^ — Pasadena, Calif.

2012 (1-3)Coach: Bret BielemaS 28 Nebraska -/22 L 27-30N 17 Ohio State -/6 L 14-21OD 1 Nebraska# -/12 W 70-31J 1 Stanford^ -/6 L 14-20# — Indianapolis^ — Pasadena, Calif.

2013 (1-2)Coach: Gary AndersenS 28 Ohio State 23/4 L 24-31O 19 Northwestern* -/19 W 35-6J 1 South Carolina^ 19/8 L 24-34^ — Orlando, Fla.

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2014 (3-2)Coach: Gary AndersenA 30 LSU 14/13 L 24-28N 15 Nebraska 22/11 W 59-24N 29 Minnesota 14/22 W 34-24D 6 Ohio State# 11/6 L 0-59J 1 Auburn^ 17/19 W 34-31O# — Indianapolis^ — Tampa, Fla.

2015 (0-2)Coach: Paul ChrystS 5 Alabama^ 20/3 L 17-35N 21 Northwestern 21/20 L 7-13^ — Arlington, Texas

2016 (4-3)Coach: Paul ChrystS 3 LSU^ -/5 W 16-14S 24 Michigan State 11/8 W 30-6O 1 Michigan 8/4 L 7-14O 15 Ohio State 8/2 L 23-30OO 29 Nebraska 11/7 W 23-17OD 3 Penn State# 6/8 L 31-38J 2 W. Michigan! 8/12 W 24-16

^ — Green Bay, Wis.# — Indianapolis! — Arlington, Texas

NOTES• Home games listed in bold • Rankings listed indicate AP Top 25 rank at time of game • Wisconsin’s ranking listed first, fol-lowed by opponent’s

LEGEND* — Homecoming game

UW vs. AP Top 25

All-time record vs. teams ranked in the Associated Press Top 25: Rank W-L-T vs. #1 4-16-0 vs. #2 2-12-1 vs. #3 4-9-1 vs. #4 2-17-0 vs. #5 4-9-0 vs. #6 3-14-0 vs. #7 4-5-1 vs. #8 2-11-0 vs. #9 2-11-1 vs. #10 2-9-0 vs. #11 4-5-0 vs. #12 7-7-0 vs. #13 5-4-0 vs. #14 6-6-0 vs. #15 3-3-1 vs. #16 1-7-0 vs. #17 2-5-2 vs. #18 3-3-0 vs. #19 3-5-0 vs. #20 2-8-0 vs. #21 4-1-0 vs. #22 3-2-0 vs. #23 0-0-0 vs. #24 1-3-0 vs. #25 2-1-0All-Time: 75-174-7Home: 41-77-4Away: 21-81-3Neutral: 13-16-0

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Wisconsin in AP Top 25The Badgers have been ranked as the nation’s No. 1 squad once in their history. That was on Oct. 7, 1952, after a 20-6 win over Illinois. The Badgers lost the next week to Ohio State but went on to a 6-3-1 record and a Rose Bowl berth.

1937 Date Record Rank Oct. 18 4-0 16th

1938 Date Record Rank Nov. 7 4-2 15th Nov. 14 5-2 12th

1942 Date Record Rank Oct. 12 3-0-1 7th Oct. 19 4-0-1 7th Oct. 26 5-0-1 6th Nov. 2 6-0-1 2nd Nov. 9 6-1-1 7th Nov. 16 7-1-1 7th Nov. 23 8-1-1 4th Nov. 30 8-1-1 3rd

1944 Date Record Rank Oct. 9 2-0 19th

1946 Date Record Rank Oct. 14 3-1 20th Oct. 28 3-2 18th Nov. 4 4-2 15th

1947 Date Record Rank Nov. 3 4-1-1 19th Nov. 10 5-1-1 9th

1950 Date Record Rank Oct. 9 2-0 15th Oct. 16 4-0 16th Oct. 30 4-1 20th Nov. 6 5-1 15th Nov. 13 5-2 15th

1951 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 15th Oct. 22 2-1-1 14th Oct. 29 3-1-1 10th Nov. 5 4-1-1 9th Nov. 12 5-1-1 8th Nov. 19 6-1-1 8th Nov. 26 7-1-1 7th Dec. 3 7-1-1 8th

1952 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 7th Sept. 29 1-0 8th Oct. 6 2-0 1st Oct. 13 2-1 12th Oct. 20 3-1 10th Oct. 27 3-2 18th Nov. 3 4-2 18th Nov. 10 5-2 15th Nov. 17 6-2 13th Nov. 24 6-2-1 12th Dec. 1 6-3-1 11th

1953 Date Record Rank Sept. 28 1-0 16th Nov. 16 6-2 8th Nov. 23 6-2-1 12th Nov. 30 6-2-1 15th

1954 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 9th Sept. 20 0-0 10th Sept. 27 1-0 5th Oct. 4 2-0 3rd Oct. 11 3-0 2nd Oct. 18 4-0 2nd Oct. 25 4-1 8th Nov. 1 4-2 16th Nov. 8 5-2 14th Nov. 15 6-2 17th Nov. 22 7-2 8th Nov. 29 7-2 9th

1955 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 14th Sept. 26 1-0 17th Oct. 3 2-0 9th Oct. 10 3-0 6th Oct. 17 3-1 15th

1957Date Record Rank Oct. 7 2-0 16th Oct. 14 3-0 13th Nov. 18 5-3 18th Nov. 25 6-3 14th Dec. 2 6-3 19th

1958 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 14th Sept. 22 0-0 14th Sept. 29 1-0 9th Oct. 6 2-0 6th Oct. 13 3-0 4th Oct. 20 3-1 13th Oct. 27 3-1-1 8th Nov. 3 4-1-1 7th Nov. 10 5-1-1 5th Nov. 17 6-1-1 5th Nov. 24 7-1-1 6th Dec. 1 7-1-1 7th

1959 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 6th Sept. 21 0-0 8th Sept. 28 1-0 12th Oct. 5 2-0 9th Oct. 19 3-1 12th Oct. 26 4-1 10th Nov. 2 5-1 9th Nov. 9 6-1 7th Nov. 16 6-2 9th Nov. 23 7-2 5th Nov. 30 7-2 6th Dec. 7 7-2 6th

1960 Date Record Rank Oct. 10 3-0 12th Oct. 17 3-1 11th

1961 Date Record Rank Nov. 27 6-3 13th

1962 Date Record Rank Oct. 8 2-0 13th Oct. 15 3-0 10th Oct. 22 4-0 5th Oct. 29 4-1 11th Nov. 5 5-1 8th Nov. 12 6-1 4th Nov. 19 7-1 3rd Nov. 26 8-1 2nd Dec. 3 8-1 2nd

1963 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 7th Sept. 23 1-0 6th Sept. 30 2-0 4th Oct. 7 2-0 5th Oct. 14 3-0 2nd Oct. 21 4-0 2nd Oct. 28 4-1 8th

1974 Date Record Rank Sept. 23 2-0 11th Oct. 7 3-1 13th Oct. 17 3-2 13th Nov. 25 7-4 19th Dec. 2 7-4 20th

1977 Date Record Rank Oct. 3 4-0 19th Oct. 10 5-0 14th

1981 Date Record Rank Sept. 14 1-0 20th Oct. 12 3-1 14th

1984 Date Record Rank Dec. 5 7-3-1 20th

1993 Date Record Rank Sept. 13 2-0 24th Sept. 20 3-0 23rd Sept. 27 4-0 22nd Oct. 4 4-0 21st Oct. 11 5-0 16th Oct. 18 6-0 15th Oct. 25 6-1 21st Nov. 1 7-1 15th Nov. 8 7-1-1 14th Nov. 15 8-1-1 12th Nov. 22 8-1-1 10th Nov. 29 8-1-1 10th Dec. 6 9-1-1 9th Jan. 3 10-1-1 6th

1994 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 10th Sept. 4 0-0 10th Sept. 11 1-0 10th Sept. 18 1-1 16th Sept. 25 2-1 15th Oct. 2 2-2 24th Oct. 9 3-2 23rd

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1995 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 21st Oct. 1 2-1-1 22nd Oct. 8 2-1-1 21st Oct. 15 2-2-1 24th

1997 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 24th Aug. 25 0-1 24th Oct. 13 6-1 24th Nov. 9 8-2 23rd Nov. 16 8-3 24th

1998 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 20th Sept. 6 1-0 17th Sept. 13 2-0 14th Sept. 20 3-0 14th Sept. 27 4-0 13th Oct. 4 5-0 12th Oct. 11 6-0 9th Oct. 18 7-0 9th Oct. 25 8-0 9th Nov. 1 8-0 8th Nov. 8 9-0 8th Nov. 15 9-1 13th Nov. 22 10-1 10th Nov. 29 10-1 8th Dec. 6 10-1 9th Jan. 4 11-1 6th

1999 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 10th Aug. 30 0-0 9th Sept. 5 1-0 9th Sept. 12 2-0 9th Sept. 19 2-1 20th Oct. 3 3-2 20th Oct. 10 4-2 17th Oct. 17 5-2 17th Oct. 24 6-2 11th Oct. 31 7-2 10th Nov. 7 8-2 9th Nov. 14 9-2 5th Nov. 21 9-2 4th Dec. 5 9-2 4th Jan. 4 10-2 4th

2000 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 4th Sept. 3 1-0 5th Sept. 10 2-0 4th Sept. 17 3-0 7th Sept. 24 3-1 14th Oct. 1 3-2 24th Jan. 4 9-4 23rd

2001 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 22nd Aug. 27 1-0 22nd Sept. 2 1-1 23rd

2002 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 25th Sept. 2 2-0 25th Sept. 9 3-0 22nd Sept. 16 4-0 22nd Sept. 23 5-0 21st Sept. 30 5-0 19th Oct. 7 5-1 23rd

2003 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 21st Aug. 31 1-0 18th Sept. 7 2-0 14th Oct. 5 5-1 22nd Oct. 12 6-1 14th Oct. 19 6-2 20th

2004 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 21st Sept. 7 1-0 21st Sept. 12 2-0 20th Sept. 19 3-0 20th Sept. 26 4-0 20th Oct. 3 5-0 15th Oct. 10 6-0 10th Oct. 17 7-0 6th Oct. 24 8-0 6th Oct. 31 8-0 5th Nov. 7 9-0 4th Nov. 14 9-1 9th Nov. 21 9-2 20th Nov. 28 9-2 17th Dec. 5 9-2 16th Jan. 4 9-3 17th

2005Date Record Rank Sept. 24 4-0 17th Oct. 2 5-0 14th Oct. 9 5-1 23rd Oct. 16 6-1 19th Oct. 23 7-1 15th Oct. 30 8-1 14thNov. 6 8-2 19th Nov. 13 8-3 25th Nov. 20 8-3 24th Nov. 27 9-3 21stDec. 4 9-3 21stJan. 6 10-3 15th

2006Date Record Rank Oct. 8 5-1-0 25thOct. 15 6-1-0 21stOct. 22 7-1-0 17thOct. 29 8-1-0 17thNov. 5 9-1-0 16thNov. 12 10-1-0 12thNov. 19 11-1-0 10thNov. 26 11-1-0 7thDec. 3 11-1-0 6thJan. 9 12-1-0 7th

2007Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 7thSept. 4 1-0 5thSept. 9 2-0 7thSept. 16 3-0 9thSept. 23 4-0 9thSept. 30 5-0 5thOct. 7 5-1 19thNov. 11 8-3 24thNov. 18 9-3 19thNov. 25 9-3 18thDec. 2 9-3 18thJan. 8 9-4 24th

2008Date Record RankPre 0-0 13thAug. 31 1-0 11thSept. 7 2-0 10thSept. 14 3-0 8thSept. 21 3-0 9thSept. 28 3-1 18th

2009Date Record RankNov. 1 6-2 24thNov. 8 7-2 21stNov. 15 8-2 17thDec. 6 9-3 24thJan. 8 10-3 16th

2010Date Record RankPre 0-0 12thSept. 7 1-0 11thSept. 12 2-0 11thSept. 19 3-0 11thSept. 25 4-0 11thOct. 3 4-1 20thOct. 10 5-1 18thOct. 17 6-1 10thOct. 24 7-1 9th Oct. 31 7-1 7thNov. 7 8-1 6thNov. 14 9-1 6thNov. 21 10-1 5thNov. 28 11-1 4thDec. 5 11-1 4thJan. 11 11-2 7th

2011Date Record RankPre 0-0 11thSept. 4 1-0 8thSept. 11 2-0 7thSept. 18 3-0 6thSept. 25 4-0 7thOct. 2 5-0 4thOct. 9 5-0 4thOct. 16 6-0 4thOct. 23 6-1 12thOct. 30 6-2 19thNov. 6 7-2 16thNov. 13 8-2 15thNov. 20 9-2 15thNov. 27 10-2 15thDec. 4 11-2 9thJan. 10 11-3 10th

2012Date Record RankPre 0-0 12thSept. 2 1-0 13th

2013Date Record RankPre 0-0 23rdSept. 1 1-0 21stSept. 8 2-0 20thSept. 15 2-1 24thSept. 22 3-1 23rdOct. 13 4-2 25thOct. 20 5-2 22ndOct. 27 5-2 22ndNov. 3 6-2 21stNov. 10 7-2 17thNov. 17 8-2 16thNov. 24 9-2 14thDec. 1 9-3 21stDec. 8 9-3 19thJan. 7 9-4 22nd

2014Date Record RankPre 0-0 14thAug. 31 0-1 18thSept. 7 1-1 18thSept. 14 1-1 19thSept. 21 2-1 19thSept. 28 3-1 17thNov. 2 6-2 25thNov. 9 7-2 22ndNov. 16 8-2 14thNov. 23 9-2 14thNov. 30 10-2 11thDec. 7 10-3 17thFinal 11-3 13th

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2015Date Record RankPre 0-0 20thSept. 13 1-1 24thSept. 20 2-1 22ndSept. 22 3-1 19thNov. 8 8-2 23rdNov. 15 8-2 21stNov. 29 9-3 25thDec. 6 9-3 23rdFinal 10-3 21st

2016Date Record RankSept. 6 1-0 10thSept. 11 2-0 12thSept. 18 3-0 10thSept. 25 4-0 8thOct. 2 4-1 13thOct. 10 4-1 10thOct. 16 4-2 10thOct. 23 5-2 11thOct. 30 6-2 8thNov. 6 7-2 7thNov. 13 8-2 6thNov. 20 9-2 6th Nov. 27 10-2 5thDec 4 10-3 8thFinal 11-3 9th

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Wisconsin in USA Today Coaches Poll1993

Date Record Rank Sept. 13 2-0 25th Sept. 20 3-0 22nd Sept. 27 4-0 20th Oct. 4 4-0 19th Oct. 11 5-0 16th Oct. 18 6-0 12th Oct. 25 6-1 20th Nov. 1 7-1 14th Nov. 8 7-1-1 13th Nov. 15 8-1-1 11th Nov. 22 8-1-1 8th Nov. 29 8-1-1 7th Dec. 6 9-1-1 7th Jan. 3 10-1-1 5th

1994 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 11th Sept. 4 0-0 11th Sept. 11 1-0 10th Sept. 18 1-1 15th Sept. 25 2-1 14th Oct. 2 2-2 22nd Oct. 9 3-2 20th

1995 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 22nd Oct. 8 2-1-1 25th

1997 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 24th Oct. 13 6-1 24th Nov. 9 8-2 24th Nov. 16 8-3 24th

1998 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 20th Sept. 6 1-0 17th Sept. 13 2-0 14th Sept. 20 3-0 14th Sept. 27 4-0 13th Oct. 4 5-0 10th Oct. 11 6-0 9th Oct. 18 7-0 8th Oct. 25 8-0 8th Nov. 1 8-0 7th Nov. 8 9-0 6th Nov. 15 9-1 12th Nov. 22 10-1 9th Nov. 29 10-1 8th Dec. 6 10-1 8th Jan. 4 11-1 6th

1999 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 10th Sept. 5 1-0 8th Sept. 12 2-0 8th Sept. 19 2-1 17th Oct. 3 3-2 20th Oct. 10 4-2 18th Oct. 17 5-2 16th Oct. 24 6-2 11th Oct. 31 7-2 10th Nov. 7 8-2 9th Nov. 14 9-2 5th Nov. 21 9-2 4th Dec. 5 9-2 4th Jan. 4 10-2 4th

2000 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 5th Sept. 3 1-0 6th Sept. 10 2-0 5th Sept. 17 3-0 6th Sept. 24 3-1 17th Oct. 1 3-2 22nd Jan. 4 9-4 24th

2001 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 23rd Aug. 27 1-0 23rd Sept. 2 1-1 23rd

2002 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 23rd Aug. 26 1-0 25th Sept. 2 2-0 21st Sept. 9 3-0 18th Sept. 16 4-0 17th Sept. 23 5-0 16th Sept. 30 5-0 15th Oct. 7 5-1 22nd

2003 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 20th Aug. 24 0-0 20th Aug. 31 1-0 17th Sept. 7 2-0 15th Oct. 5 5-1 22nd Oct. 12 6-1 12th Oct. 19 6-2 17th

2004 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 22nd Aug. 29 0-0 22nd Sept. 7 1-0 22nd Sept. 12 2-0 21st Sept. 19 3-0 20th Sept. 26 4-0 20th Oct. 3 5-0 16th Oct. 10 6-0 12th Oct. 17 7-0 7th Oct. 24 8-0 6th Oct. 31 8-0 4th Nov. 7 9-0 4th Nov. 14 9-1 9th Nov. 21 9-2 18th Nov. 28 9-2 17th Dec. 5 9-2 16th Jan. 4 9-3 18th

2005Date Record Rank Sept.18 3-0 24thSept.25 4-0 17th Oct. 2 5-0 14th Oct. 9 5-1 23rd Oct. 16 6-1 17th Oct. 23 7-1 15th Oct. 30 8-1 14thNov. 6 8-2 19th Nov. 13 8-3 24th Nov. 20 8-3 22nd Nov. 27 9-3 20thDec. 4 9-3 20thJan. 6 10-3 15th

2006Date Record Rank Oct. 15 6-1-0 22ndOct. 22 7-1-0 18thOct. 29 8-1-0 17thNov. 5 9-1-0 16thNov. 12 10-1-0 10thNov. 19 11-1-0 9thNov. 26 11-1-0 6thDec. 3 11-1-0 5thJan. 9 12-1-0 5th

2007Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 7thSept. 4 1-0 5thSept. 9 2-0 7thSept. 16 3-0 7thSept. 23 4-0 9thSept. 30 5-0 5thOct. 7 5-1 15thOct. 21 6-2 25thOct. 28 7-2 19thNov. 11 8-3 24thNov. 18 9-3 20th

Nov. 25 9-3 16thDec. 2 9-3 15thJan. 8 9-4 21st

2008Date Record RankPre 0-0 12th Aug. 31 1-0 11thSept. 7 2-0 10thSept. 14 3-0 8thSept. 21 3-0 8thSept. 28 3-1 17thOct. 5 3-2 24th

2009 Date Record Rank Oct. 4 5-0 25thNov. 1 6-2 22ndNov. 8 7-2 20thNov. 15 8-2 14thDec. 6 9-3 22ndJan. 8 10-3 16th

2010Date Record RankPre 0-0 12thSept. 7 1-0 11thSept. 12 2-0 11thSept. 19 3-0 10thSept. 25 4-0 9thOct. 3 4-1 19thOct. 10 5-1 16thOct. 17 6-1 11thOct. 24 7-1 9thOct. 31 7-1 7thNov. 7 8-1 5thNov. 14 9-1 5thNov. 21 10-1 5thNov. 28 11-1 4thDec. 5 11-1 4thJan. 11 11-2 T8th

2011 Date Record Rank Pre 0-0 10thSept. 4 1-0 9thSept. 11 2-0 8thSept. 18 3-0 7thSept. 25 4-0 7thOct. 2 5-0 5thOct. 9 5-0 4thOct. 16 6-0 4thOct. 23 6-1 11thOct. 30 6-2 17thNov. 6 7-2 14thNov. 13 8-2 13thNov. 20 9-2 12thNov. 27 10-2 12thDec. 4 11-2 8thJan. 10 11-3 11th

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2012Date Record RankPre 0-0 12thSept. 2 1-0 13thSept. 9 1-1 22ndSept. 16 2-1 24thSept. 23 3-1 23rdOct. 21 6-2 25th

2013Date Record RankPre 0-0 23rdSept. 1 1-0 21stSept. 8 2-0 18thSept. 22 3-1 24thOct. 20 5-2 24thOct. 27 5-2 23rdNov. 3 6-2 22ndNov. 10 7-2 20thNov. 17 8-2 17thNov. 24 9-2 14thDec. 1 9-3 21stDec. 8 9-3 19thJan. 7 9-4 21st

2014Date Record RankPre 0-0 19thAug. 31 0-1 19thSept. 7 1-1 17thSept. 14 1-1 17thSept. 21 2-1 17thSept. 28 3-1 16thNov. 2 6-2 24thNov. 9 7-2 22ndNov. 16 8-2 15thNov. 23 9-2 14thNov. 30 10-2 11thDec. 7 10-3 17thFinal 11-3 13th

2015Date Record RankPre 0-0 18thSept. 8 0-1 24thSept. 13 1-1 23rdSept. 20 2-1 21stSept. 22 3-1 18thNov. 8 8-2 22ndNov. 15 8-2 20thNov. 29 9-3 25thDec. 6 9-3 23rdFinal 10-3 21st

2016Date Record RankSept. 6 1-0 16thSept. 11 2-0 12thSept. 18 3-0 10thSept. 25 4-0 8thOct. 2 4-1 13thOct. 10 4-1 10th

Oct. 16 4-2 10thOct. 23 5-2 11thOct. 30 6-2 8thNov. 6 7-2 7thNov. 13 8-2 6thNov. 20 9-2 6thNov. 27 10-2 5thDec 4 10- 3 8th

UW IN THE FINAL RANKINGS

USA BCS/Year Record AP UPI Today CFP*1942 8-1-1 3rd ––– ––– ––– 1950 6-3-0 ––– T20th ––– ––– 1951 7-1-1 8th 8th ––– ––– 1952 6-3-1 11th 10th ––– ––– 1953 6-2-1 15th 14th ––– ––– 1954 7-2-0 9th 10th ––– ––– 1957 6-3-0 19th T14th ––– ––– 1958 7-1-1 7th 6th ––– ––– 1959 7-3-0 6th 6th ––– ––– 1961 6-3-0 ––– 18th ––– ––– 1962 8-2-0 2nd 2nd ––– ––– 1993 10-1-1 6th ––– 5th ––– 1998 11-1-0 6th ––– 5th ––– 1999 10-2-0 4th ––– 4th 7th 2000 9-4-0 23rd ––– 24th ––– 2004 9-3-0 17th ––– 18th 17th2005 10-3-0 15th ––– 15th 18th2006 12-1-0 7th ––– 5th 7th2007 9-4-0 24th ––– 21st 18th2009 10-3-0 16th ––– 16th 25th2010 11-2-0 7th ––– T8th 5th2011 11-3-0 10th ––– 11th 10th2013 9-4-0 22nd ––– 21st 19th2014 11-3-0 13th ––– 13th 18th2015 10-3-0 21st ––– 21st –––2016 11-3-0 9th ––– 9th 8th

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1998 (BCS)Date Record RankOct. 24 8-0 9thOct. 31 8-0 8thNov. 7 9-0 9thNov. 14 9-1 13thNov. 21 10-1 10thNov. 28 10-1 9thDec. 7 10-1 9th

1999 (BCS)Date Record RankOct. 23 6-2 9thOct. 30 7-2 10thNov. 6 8-2 8thNov. 13 9-2 7thNov. 20 9-2 7thNov. 27 9-2 8thDec. 5 9-2 7th

2004 (BCS)Date Record RankOct. 16 7-0 6thOct. 23 8-0 7thOct. 30 8-0 5thNov. 6 9-0 5thNov. 13 9-1 13thNov. 20 9-2 20thNov. 27 9-2 17thDec. 4 9-2 17th

2005 (BCS)Date Record RankOct. 17 6-1 14thOct. 24 7-1 12thOct. 31 8-1 12thNov. 7 8-2 16thNov. 14 8-3 20thNov. 21 8-3 17thNov. 28 9-3 18thDec. 3 9-3 18th

2006 (BCS)Date Record RankOct. 15 6-1 21stOct. 22 7-1 18thOct. 29 8-1 16thNov. 5 9-1 15thNov. 12 10-1 9thNov. 19 11-1 8thNov. 26 11-1 7thDec. 3 11-1 7th

2007 (BCS)Date Record Rank Oct. 28 7-2 21stNov. 11 8-3 25thNov. 18 8-3 21stNov. 25 9-3 18thDec. 2 9-3 18th

2009 (BCS)Date Record Rank Oct. 18 5-2 21stNov. 1 6-2 21stNov. 8 7-2 20thNov. 15 8-2 16thDec. 6 9-3 25th

2010 (BCS)Date Record Rank Oct. 17 6-1 13thOct. 24 7-1 10thOct. 31 7-1 9thNov. 7 8-1 7thNov. 14 9-1 7thNov. 21 10-1 7thNov. 28 11-1 5thDec. 5 11-1 5th

2011 (BCS)Date Record Rank Oct. 16 6-0 6thOct. 23 6-1 15thOct. 30 6-2 20thNov. 6 7-2 18thNov. 13 8-2 17thNov. 20 9-2 16thNov. 27 10-2 15thDec. 4 11-2 10th

2012 (BCS)Date Record Rank Oct. 21 6-2 25th

2013 (BCS)Date Record Rank Oct. 27 5-2 24thNov. 3 6-2 24thNov. 10 7-2 22ndNov. 17 8-2 19thNov. 24 9-2 15thDec. 1 9-3 21stDec. 8 9-3 19th

2014 (CFP)Date Record Rank Nov. 2 6-2 25thNov. 9 7-2 20thNov. 16 8-2 16thNov. 23 9-2 14thNov. 30 10-2 13thDec. 7 10-3 18th

2015 (CFP)Date Record RankNov. 8 8-2 25thNov. 15 8-2 25th

2016 (CFP)Date Record RankNov. 1 6-2 8thNov. 8 7-2 7thNov. 15 8-2 7thNov. 22 9-2 6thNov. 29 9-2 6thDec. 4 10-3 8th

Wisconsin in BCS/CFP Standings

WINNINGEST FBS TEAMS, BCS ERATeam Pct. Record 1. Boise State .834 171-34 2. Ohio State .793 161-42 3. Oklahoma .786 165-45 4. Texas .767 158-48 5. Oregon .748 151-51 6. Virginia Tech .746 156-53 7. USC .737 151-54 8. Florida State .732 153-56 LSU .732 150-5510. Georgia .729 151-56 TCU .729 145-5412. Florida .723 149-5713. Wisconsin .705 146-6114. Miami (Fla.) .695 139-6115. Alabama .693 142-63

• During the 16-year run of the Bowl Championship Series, the Badgers won 146 games, the 12th-most of any FBS team.

• The Badgers were one of just 13 programs to win at least 70 percent of their games during the BCS era. Among Big Ten programs, only Ohio State had more wins (161) and a better winning percentage (.793) from 1998 to 2013.

• Wisconsin’s five Rose Bowls in the BCS era matched USC for the most appearances in Pasadena by any team. No other Big Ten team played in more than three Rose Bowls in that span.

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Weather ConditionsWarmest Games Since 1950

Date Opponent Site Result Temperature, Wind, ConditionsSept. 8, 2007 UNLV Las Vegas, Nev. W 20-13 98 deg., SSE3, partly cloudySept. 13, 2013 Arizona State Tempe, Ariz. L 30-32 98 deg., N8, mostly clearAug. 31, 2002 UNLV Las Vegas, Nev. W 27-7 97 deg., SW11, cloudySept. 4, 2010 UNLV Las Vegas, Nev. W 41-21 97 deg., WSW 13, ClearSept. 11, 1993 SMU Dallas, Texas W 24-16 94 deg., S10, clear, humidty 30%Oct. 2, 1976 Kansas Lawrence, Kan. L 24-34 92 deg., SW5, clear and sunnySept. 1, 2011 UNLV Madison, Wis. W 51-17 90 deg., S12, ClearSept. 24, 1988 Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. L 3-23 89 deg., E15, partly sunny, humidity 55%Sept. 18, 2005 North Carolina Chapel Hill, N.C. W 14-5 88 deg., WSW5, partly cloudySept. 18, 2004 Arizona Tucson, Ariz. W 9-7 88 deg., 8, high cloudsAug. 31, 2000 Western Michigan Madison, Wis. W 19-7 87 deg., S8, clearOct. 2, 1971 Northwestern Evanston, Ill. L 11-24 86 deg., S11, humidity 48%Sept. 26, 1958 Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. W 20-0 85 deg., S8

Coldest Games Since 1950Date Opponent Site Result Temperature, Wind, ConditionsNov. 21, 1964 Minnesota Madison, Wis. W 14-7 11 deg., WSW15-20, sunnyNov. 24, 1951 Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. W 30-6 12 deg., SW7Nov. 25, 1950 Minnesota Madison, Wis. W 14-0 17 deg., 24-30 wind, clearNov. 23, 2013 Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. W 20-7 18 deg., NW13, clear and cold Nov. 14, 1959 Illinois Madison, Wis. L 6-9 20 deg., NW12, clear and coldNov. 3, 1951 Indiana Madison, Wis. W 6-0 21 deg., N 25-30, 0 wind chillSept. 28, 1985 Wyoming Laramie, Wyo. W 41-17 23 deg., E10-14, overcastNov. 22, 1975 Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. L 3-24 24 deg., S5, clearNov. 24, 1956 Minnesota Madison, Wis. T 13-13 24 deg., SSE19, overcastNov. 15, 2014 Nebraska Madison, Wis. W 59-24 26 deg., W5, overcastNov. 23, 1985 Michigan State Madison, Wis. L 7-41 27 deg., W10-15, snowingNov. 2, 1991 Illinois Champaign, Ill. L 6-22 27 deg., SW20, -16 wind chillNov. 10, 1979 Northwestern Madison, Wis. W 28-3 27 deg., NNW10-15, partly cloudyNov. 15, 1969 Illinois Madison, Wis. W 55-14 27 deg., 13-20 wind, partly cloudyNov. 9, 1957 Northwestern Evanston, Ill. W 41-12 27 deg., sunnyNov. 17, 1951 Iowa Madison, Wis. W 34-7 27 deg., NNW20

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Biggest ComebacksListed below are games (since 1946) in which Wisconsin erased deficits of at least 14 points. These are not necessarily fourth-quarter comebacks, but games in which the Badgers came back to win or tie after trailing by at least 14 points at some point during a contest.

Date Opponent Trailed Deficit Time Final Nov. 29, 2014 Minnesota 17-3 14 10:48 2nd 34-24Nov. 15, 2014 Nebraska 17-3 14 14:12 2nd 59-24Nov. 19, 2011 at Illinois 14-0 14 8:21 1st 28-17Sept. 12, 2009 Fresno State 21-7 14 7:21 2nd 34-31Nov. 15, 2008 Minnesota 21-7 14 8:17 2nd 35-32Sept. 6, 2008 Marshall 14-0 14 13:34 2nd 51-14Oct. 28, 2006 Illinois 21-3 18 5:45 2nd 30-24Oct. 13, 2001 at Ohio State 17-0 17 10:27 2nd 20-17Oct. 2, 1999 at Ohio State 17-0 17 10:23 2nd 42-17Sept. 26, 1992 Northern Illinois 17-3 14 12:41 4th 18-17Nov. 23, 1991 Northwestern 14-0 14 14:52 2nd 32-14Nov. 2, 1985 Indiana 14-0 14 13:04 2nd 31-20Sept. 15, 1984 at Missouri 28-7 21 4:42 3rd 35-34Oct. 2, 1982 at Purdue 24-10 14 9:39 3rd 35-31Nov. 17, 1979 Minnesota 14-0 14 8:34 1st 42-37Nov. 11, 1978 Purdue 24-6 18 11:42 3rd 24-24 (T)Nov. 6, 1976 Iowa 14-0 14 2:46 1st 38-21Oct. 11, 1975 at Purdue 14-0 14 6:23 2nd 17-14Nov. 17, 1973 Northwestern 14-0 14 4:06 1st 36-34Nov. 14, 1970 at Illinois 14-0 14 4:30 1st 29-17Oct. 11, 1969 Iowa 17-0 17 4:11 3rd 23-17

Overall: 38-31Home: 14-6Away: 18-21Neutral: 7-5

Year Opponent Score 1896 *Carlisle Indians L 8-18 1953 at UCLA L 0-13 at USC L 21-33 1958 at Miami W 20-0 1966 at USC L 3-38 1968 at Arizona St. L 7-55 1972 at LSU L 7-27 1977 at Oregon W 22-10 1979 at San Diego St. L 17-24 1982 Kansas State W 14-3 1983 at Minnesota W 56-17 1984 Kentucky L 19-20 1985 at Minnesota L 18-27 1986 at Hawaii L 17-20 at UNLV L 7-17 Michigan L 17-34 1987 at Minnesota L 19-22 1988 at Miami L 3-23 1989 at Minnesota L 22-24 1991 at Minnesota L 19-26 1993 at SMU W 24-16 at Minnesota L 21-28 1994 at Colorado L 17-55 1995 Colorado L 7-43 at Penn State W 17-9 at Minnesota W 34-27

1996 at UNLV W 52-17 at Hawaii W 59-10 ##Utah W 38-101997 at Northwestern W 26-25 1998 at San Diego St. W 26-14 Purdue W 31-24 2000 Western Mich. W 19-7 at Hawaii W 34-18 2001 at Oregon L 28-31 2002 Fresno State W 23-21 at UNLV W 27-7 at Michigan St. W 42-24 **vs. Colorado W 31-28 2003 Ohio State W 17-10 2005 at North Carolina W 14-5 Michigan W 23-202006 #Bowling Green W 35-142007 at UNLV W 20-13 Iowa W 17-132008 at Fresno State W 13-10 Ohio State L 17-20 Penn State L 7-482009 Northern Illinois W 28-20 at Hawaii W 51-10 $Miami W 20-142010 at UNLV W 41-21 Ohio State W 31-182011 UNLV W 51-17 Nebraska W 48-17 at Michigan St. L 31-37 at Ohio State L 29-33 !vs. Michigan St. W 42-39

2012 Utah State W 16-14 at Nebraska L 27-30 !vs Nebraska W 70-312013 at Arizona State L 30-32 at Ohio State L 24-31 at Illinois W 56-322014 ^vs. LSU L 24-28 !vs. Ohio State L 0-592015 +vs. Alabama L 17-35 Hawai’i W 28-0 %vs. USC W 23-212016 Ohio State L 23-30 OT Nebraska W 23-17 OT !vs. Penn State L 31-38

* — at Chicago Coliseum ** — at Alamodome (San Antonio, Texas)# — at Cleveland Browns Stadium (Cleveland, Ohio)^ — at NRG Stadium (Houston)+ — at AT&T Stadium (Arlington, Texas)## — Copper Bowl (Tucson, Ariz.)$ — Champs Sports Bowl (Orlando, Fla.)! — Big Ten Championship (Indianapolis)% — Holiday Bowl (San Diego, Calif.)

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Fourth-Quarter Comeback WinsDate Opponent Trailed Winning Play Time Final 11/26/2016 Minnesota 10-17 Corey Clement 2-yd run 11:58 31-179/17/2016 Georgia State 13-17 Kyle Penniston 1-yd pass from Alex Hornibrook 7:25 23-179/3/2016 vs. LSU 13-14 Rafael Gaglianone 47-yd FG 3:47 16-1412/30/2015 USC 21-20 Rafael Gaglianone 29-yd FG 2:27 23-2110/10/2015 Nebraska 21-20 Rafael Gaglianone 46-yd FG 0:04 23-211/1/2015 Auburn 21-24, 28-31 Rafael Gaglianone 25-yd FG OT 34-3112/3/2011 Michigan State 34-39 Montee Ball 7-yd run 3:45 42-3910/23/2010 at Iowa 24-30 Philip Welch PAT (after Montee Ball 8-yd run) 1:06 31-3011/22/2008 Cal Poly 29-35 Philip Welch PAT (after John Clay 6-yd run) OT 36-3511/15/2008 Minnesota 17-24 John Clay 5-yd run 6:59 35-329/8/2007 UNLV 9-10, 12-13 Tyler Donovan 29-yd run 1:53 20-1310/28/2006 Illinois 20-24 Andy Crooks 22-yd pass from John Stocco 14:50 30-24 (Crooks recovered his own fumble in end zone for TD)10/15/2005 at Minnesota 17-27, 24-34 Ben Strickland recovered blocked punt 0:30 38-34 in end zone for TD (blocked by Jonathan Casillas)9/24/2005 Michigan 6-13 John Stocco 4-yd run 0:24 23-2010/16/2004 at Purdue 7-17 Scott Starks 40-yd fumble recovery 2:36 20-179/18/2004 at Arizona 0-7 Mike Allen 23-yd FG 3:47 9-78/30/2003 at West Virginia 10-17 Anthony Davis 1-yd run 2:57 24-17 12/28/2002 Colorado 21-28 Mike Allen 37-yd FG OT 31-28 11/23/2002 Minnesota 28-31 Brooks Bollinger 1-yd run 10:21 49-31 9/14/2002 Northern Illinois 17-21 Brooks Bollinger 2-yd run 01:21 24-21 8/23/2002 Fresno State 20-21 Mike Allen 34-yd FG 02:05 23-21 10/13/2001 at Ohio State 14-17 Mark Neuser 33-yd FG 02:10 20-17 12/29/2000 UCLA 14-20 Vitaly Pisetsky PAT 08:55 21-20 (after Michael Bennett 6-yd run)9/16/2000 Cincinnati 13-19 Eddie Faulkner 16-yd run OT 28-25 9/9/2000 Oregon 20-23 Brooks Bollinger 1-yd run 05:25 27-23 10/9/1999 at Minnesota 14-17 Vitaly Pisetsky 31-yd FG OT 20-17 10/3/1998 at Indiana 17-20 Ron Dayne 4-yd run 10:53 24-209/5/1998 San Diego State 13-14 Mike Samuel 47-yd run 11:56 26-14 10/25/1997 at Minnesota 13-21 Ron Dayne 1-yd run 07:40 22-21 10/4/1997 at Northwestern 23-25 Matt Davenport 48-yd FG 00:06 26-25 9/27/1997 Indiana 24-26 Matt Davenport 43-yd FG 00:06 27-26 9/6/1997 Boise State 21-24 Mike Samuel 12-yd run 00:49 28-24 9/11/1993 at SMU 10-16 J.C. Dawkins 25-yd pass from Darrell Bevell 06:28 24-16 10/17/1992 Purdue 9-16 Rich Thompson 49-yd FG 00:38 19-169/26/1992 Northern Illinois 3-17 Brent Moss 11-yd run 02:09 18-17 11/7/1987 Ohio State 23-24 Todd Gregoire 41-yd FG 10:49 26-24 9/21/1985 UNLV 20-23 Todd Gregoire 20-yd FG 03:38 26-23 9/15/1984 at Missouri 7-28 Marck Harrison 21-yd run 05:18 35-34 11/12/1983 at Purdue 28-31 Randy Wright 8-yd run 06:43 35-31 10/2/1982 at Purdue 23-31 Jim Melka 32-yd punt blocked return 00:30 35-31 11/21/1981 at Minnesota 20-21 Michael Jones 7-yd pass from Randy Wright 01:05 26-2110/3/1981 Purdue 0-7 Dave Mohapp 5-yd run 10:40 20-14 9/30/1978 Oregon 7-19 Kevin Cohee 4-yd run 01:32 22-19 10/23/1976 at Northwestern 21-25 Larry Canada 1-yd run 00:12 28-25 10/11/1975 at Purdue 6-14 Vince Lamia 40-yd FG 00:05 17-14 9/21/1974 Nebraska 7-17 Jeff Mack 77-yd pass from Gregg Bohlig 03:29 21-20 11/17/1973 Northwestern 29-34 Rodney Rhodes 5-yd pass from Gregg Bohlig 00:33 36-34 10/7/1972 Northwestern 7-14 Jeff Mack 51-yd pass from Rudy Steiner 09:18 21-14 11/6/1971 Purdue 7-10 Alan Thompson 3-yd run 00:09 14-10 11/14/1970 at Illinois 14-17 Al Hannah 5-yd pass from Neil Graff 10:20 29-17 10/11/1969 Iowa 0-17 Randall Marks 17-yd pass from Neil Graff 02:08 23-17 11/19/1966 Minnesota 0-6 Tom Schinke PAT 13:02 7-6 (after Tom McCauley 3-yd pass from John Ryan) 10/2/1965 Iowa 7-13 Louis Jung 42-yd pass from Charles Burt 03:42 16-13 9/28/1963 at Notre Dame 7-9 Ralph Kurek 1-yd run 01:07 14-9 11/24/1962 Minnesota 7-9 Ralph Kurek 2-yd run 01:37 14-9 10/29/1960 Michigan 6-13 Jim Bakken 19-yd FG 01:58 16-13 11/21/1959 at Minnesota 3-7 Dale Hackbart 1-yd run 06:19 11-7 11/13/1954 at Illinois 7-14 Robert Gingrass 3-yd run 06:20 27-1410/31/1953 Iowa 3-6 Harland Carl 38-yd pass from Jim Miller 07:55 10-610/9/1954 Rice 6-7 Alan Ameche 1-yd run 00:50 13-7 10/2/1948 Illinois 14-16 Clarence Self 2-yd run 12:23 20-16

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Date Opponent Score UW CoachSept. 26, 2015 Hawai’i 28-0 ChrystSept. 12, 2015 Miami (Ohio) 58-0 Chryst

Nov. 1, 2014 Rutgers 37-0 AndersenSept. 7, 2013 Tennessee Tech 48-0 AndersenAug. 31, 2013 UMass 45-0 Andersen

Sept. 10, 2011 Oregon State 35-0 BielemaOct. 31, 2009 Purdue 37-0 BielemaSept. 16, 2006 San Diego State 14-0 Bielema

Sept. 10, 2005 Temple 65-0 AlvarezOct. 16, 1999 Indiana 59-0 AlvarezOct. 24, 1998 at Iowa 31-0 AlvarezSept. 12, 1998 Ohio 45-0 AlvarezSept. 21, 1996 Stanford 14-0 AlvarezSept. 23, 1995 SMU 42-0 AlvarezSept. 10, 1994 Eastern Michigan 56-0 Alvarez

Nov. 19, 1983 Michigan State 32-0 McClainOct. 1, 1983 at Northwestern 49-0 McClainNov. 20, 1982 Minnesota 24-0 McClainOct. 9, 1982 at Ohio State 6-0 McClainOct. 31, 1981 Northwestern 52-0 McClainSept. 15, 1979 Air Force 38-0 McClain

Oct. 8, 1977 Illinois 26-0 JardineSept. 11, 1971 Northern Illinois 31-0 Jardine

Oct. 1, 1966 at Iowa 7-0 BruhnSept. 18, 1965 Colorado 0-0 BruhnSept. 21, 1963 Western Mich. 41-0 BruhnSept. 23, 1961 Utah 7-0 BruhnOct. 4, 1958 Marquette 50-0 BruhnSept. 26, 1958 at Miami (Fla.) 20-0 BruhnSept. 29, 1956 Marquette 41-0 Bruhn

Oct. 8, 1955 at Purdue 9-0 WilliamsonNov. 20, 1954 Minnesota 27-0 WilliamsonOct. 2, 1954 at Michigan State 6-0 WilliamsonSept. 26, 1953 Penn State 20-0 WilliamsonNov. 3, 1951 Indiana 6-0 WilliamsonOct. 27, 1951 at Northwestern 41-0 WilliamsonNov. 25, 1950 Minnesota 14-0 WilliamsonOct. 14, 1950 at Iowa 14-0 WilliamsonSept. 24, 1949 Marquette 41-0 Williamson

Nov. 13, 1948 Marquette 26-0 StuhldreherNov. 1, 1947 at Northwestern 29-0 StuhldreherOct. 18, 1947 at Yale 9-0 StuhldreherSept. 21, 1946 Marquette 34-0 StuhldreherSept. 22, 1945 at Great Lakes 0-0 StuhldreherOct. 24, 1942 at Purdue 13-0 StuhldreherSept. 19, 1942 Camp Grant 7-0 StuhldreherNov. 15, 1941 Purdue 13-0 StuhldreherOct. 18, 1941 Iowa 23-0 StuhldreherOct. 29, 1938 Indiana 6-0 StuhldreherOct. 1, 1938 Marquette 27-0 StuhldreherOct. 9, 1937 at Chicago 27-0 StuhldreherOct. 2, 1937 Marquette 12-0 StuhldreherSept. 25, 1937 South Dakota St. 32-0 Stuhldreher

Date Opponent Score UW Coach Nov. 9, 1935 Purdue 8-0 SpearsNov. 10, 1934 at Michigan 10-0 SpearsOct. 6, 1934 Marquette 3-0 SpearsNov. 4, 1933 at Chicago 0-0 SpearsOct. 7, 1933 Marquette 19-0 SpearsOct. 22, 1932 Coe 39-0 SpearsOct. 8, 1932 Iowa 34-0 Spears

Nov. 22, 1930 Minnesota 14-0 ThistlethwaiteNov. 1, 1930 at Ohio State 0-0 ThistlethwaiteOct. 18, 1930 Pennsylvania 27-0 ThistlethwaiteOct. 11, 1930 Chicago 34-0 ThistlethwaiteOct. 4, 1930 Carleton 28-0 ThistlethwaiteSept. 28, 1929 South Dakota St. 21-0 ThistlethwaiteSept. 28, 1929 Ripon 22-0 ThistlethwaiteNov. 17, 1928 at Iowa 13-0 ThistlethwaiteNov. 10, 1928 Chicago 25-0 ThistlethwaiteNov. 3, 1928 Alabama 15-0 ThistlethwaiteOct. 27, 1928 at Michigan 7-0 ThistlethwaiteOct. 13, 1928 Cornell 49-0 Thistlethwaite

Oct. 16, 1926 at Purdue 0-0 LittleOct. 9, 1926 Kansas 13-0 LittleOct. 2, 1926 Cornell 38-0 LittleNov. 7, 1925 at Iowa 6-0 LittleOct. 24, 1925 Purdue 7-0 LittleOct. 10, 1925 Franklin 35-0 LittleOct. 3, 1925 Iowa State 30-0 Little

Nov. 22, 1924 at Chicago 0-0 RyanOct. 4, 1924 Iowa State 17-0 RyanSept. 27, 1924 North Dakota St. 25-0 RyanOct. 27, 1923 Minnesota 0-0 RyanOct. 20, 1923 at Indiana 52-0 RyanOct. 13, 1923 Michigan State 21-0 Ryan

Nov. 25, 1922 at Chicago 0-0 RichardsNov. 4, 1922 at Minnesota 14-0 RichardsOct. 21, 1922 Indiana 20-0 RichardsOct. 7, 1922 Carleton 41-0 RichardsOct. 29, 1921 Minnesota 35-0 RichardsOct. 22, 1921 at Illinois 20-0 RichardsOct. 15, 1921 at Northwestern 27-0 RichardsOct. 1, 1921 Lawrence 28-0 RichardsNov. 20, 1920 at Chicago 3-0 RichardsNov. 6, 1920 at Minnesota 3-0 RichardsOct. 9, 1920 Michigan State 27-0 RichardsOct. 2, 1920 Lawrence 60-0 RichardsOct. 11, 1919 Marquette 13-0 RichardsOct. 4, 1919 Ripon 37-0 Richards

Nov. 2, 1918 Beloit 21-0 Lowman

Nov. 24, 1917 at Chicago 18-0 RichardsOct. 27, 1917 Iowa 20-0 RichardsOct. 6, 1917 Beloit 34-0 Richards

Nov. 25, 1916 Illinois 0-0 WithingtonOct. 21, 1916 Haskell Indians 13-0 WithingtonOct. 7, 1916 Lawrence 20-0 Withington

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Date Opponent Score UW Coach Oct. 23, 1915 Ohio State 21-0 JuneauOct. 8, 1915 Marquette 85-0 JuneauOct. 2, 1915 Lawrence 82-0 JuneauOct. 31, 1914 Chicago 0-0 JuneauOct. 10, 1914 Marquette 48-0 JuneauOct. 3, 1914 Lawrence 21-0 JuneauNov. 8, 1913 Ohio State 12-0 JuneauOct. 11, 1913 Marquette 13-0 JuneauNov. 16, 1912 at Minnesota 14-0 JuneauOct. 19, 1912 Purdue 41-0 JuneauOct. 12, 1912 Northwestern 56-0 JuneauOct. 5, 1912 Lawrence 13-0 Juneau

Nov. 4, 1911 Iowa 12-0 RichardsOct. 21, 1911 Colorado College 26-0 RichardsOct. 14, 1911 Ripon 24-0 RichardsOct. 7, 1911 Lawrence 15-0 Richards

Nov. 19, 1910 Chicago 10-0 BarryOct. 29, 1910 Northwestern 0-0 BarryOct. 9, 1909 Lawrence 22-0 BarryNov. 7, 1908 at Minnesota 5-0 BarryOct. 17, 1908 at Indiana 16-0 BarryOct. 10, 1908 Lawrence 35-0 Barry

Oct. 20, 1906 North Dakota 10-0 HutchinsOct. 13, 1906 Lawrence 5-0 Hutchins

Nov. 4, 1905 Beloit 44-0 KingOct. 28, 1905 UW-Alumni 17-0 KingOct. 14, 1905 Notre Dame 21-0 KingOct. 7, 1905 Lawrence 34-0 KingOct. 4, 1905 Marquette 29-0 KingSept. 30, 1905 Northwestern 49-0 KingSept. 23, 1905 Company I(4) 16-0 King

Nov. 5, 1904 Beloit 36-0 CurtisOct. 22, 1904 Drake 82-0 CurtisOct. 15, 1904 Notre Dame(1) 58-0 CurtisOct. 8, 1904 Marquette 33-0 CurtisOct. 1, 1904 Fort Sheridan 45-0 CurtisNov, 7, 1903 UW-Oshkosh 52-0 CurtisOct. 21, 1903 Osteopaths 32-0 CurtisOct. 17, 1903 Beloit 87-0 CurtisOct. 3, 1903 North Central 28-0 Curtis

Date Opponent Score UW CoachNov. 8, 1902 Northwestern 51-0 KingOct. 25, 1902 Kansas 38-0 KingOct. 11, 1902 Lawrence 52-0 KingSept. 27, 1902 Lawrence 11-0 KingNov. 28, 1901 at Chicago 35-0 KingNov. 16, 1901 at Minnesota 18-0 KingNov. 9, 1901 Iowa State 45-0 KingNov. 2, 1901 Nebraska (1) 18-0 KingOct. 26, 1901 Kansas 50-0 KingOct. 12, 1901 Beloit (1) 40-0 KingOct. 5, 1901 Hyde Park HS 62-0 KingSept. 28, 1901 Milw. Medical 26-0 KingNov. 17, 1900 at Chicago 27-0 KingNov. 10, 1900 Notre Dame 54-0 KingOct. 27, 1900 Grinnell 45-0 KingOct. 20, 1900 Upper Iowa 64-0 KingOct. 13, 1900 Beloit (1) 11-0 KingOct. 6, 1900 Chicago P&S 5-0 KingSept. 29, 1900 Ripon 50-0 KingNov. 25, 1899 Lawrence 58-0 KingNov. 18, 1899 at Minnesota 19-0 KingNov. 11, 1899 Illinois 23-0 KingOct. 28, 1899 Rush Medical 17-0 KingOct. 14, 1899 Northwestern 38-0 KingOct. 6, 1899 Beloit (1) 36-0 KingSept. 30, 1899 Lake Forest 45-0 KingNov. 24, 1898 at Northwestern 27-0 KingNov. 19, 1898 UW-Whitewater 22-0 KingOct. 29, 1898 Minnesota 29-0 KingOct. 22, 1898 Beloit (1) 17-0 KingOct. 15, 1898 Rush Medical 42-0 KingOct. 8, 1898 Dixon 76-0 KingOct. 5, 1898 Madison HS 21-0 KingOct. 1, 1898 Ripon 52-0 KingNov. 25, 1897 at Northwestern 22-0 KingNov. 6, 1897 Beloit 11-0 KingOct. 30, 1897 at Minnesota 39-0 KingOct. 23, 1897 Madison HS 29-0 KingOct. 16, 1897 UW-Platteville 20-0 KingOct. 9, 1897 Rush Medical 28-0 KingOct. 6, 1897 Madison HS 8-0 KingOct. 2, 1897 Lake Forest 30-0 KingNov. 21, 1896 Minnesota 6-0 KingNov. 7, 1896 Chicago 24-0 KingOct. 31, 1896 Beloit 6-0 KingOct. 17, 1896 Rush Medical 50-0 KingOct. 14, 1896 Madison HS 18-0 KingOct. 10, 1896 Lake Forest 34-0 King

Nov. 17, 1894 Minnesota 6-0 StickneyNov. 3, 1894 Beloit 46-0 StickneyOct. 29, 1894 Iowa 44-0 StickneyOct. 20, 1894 at Chicago 30-0 Stickney

Oct. 28, 1893 Beloit 18-0 DavisOct. 21, 1893 Lake Forest 24-0 Davis

Nov. 29, 1891 Northwestern (1) 40-0 AlwardOct. 31, 1891 Northwestern (1) 0-0 Alward

Nov. 1, 1890 UW-Whitewater 106-0 Mestre

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#20 Wisconsin 20, #25 Minnesota 17October 9, 1999 (Minneapolis, Minn.)Vitaly Pisetsky kicked a 31-yard field goal in overtime to give Wisconsin a 20-17 victory over the Golden Gophers. Pisetsky had tied the game with a 36-yard field goal with 2:59 remaining in regulation. It was the first overtime game in school history and came with head coach Barry Alvarez resting in the Mayo Clinic after knee surgery. Wisconsin began the OT on defense and shut down Minnesota thanks to 15 yards in penalties and an interception by Jamar Fletcher. The Badger offense then advanced the ball to the Golden Gopher nine-yard line to set up the winning kick.

#4 Wisconsin 28, Cincinnati 25September 16, 2000 (Cincinnati, Ohio) Backup tailback Eddie Faulkner scored on a 16-yard run in overtime to give Wisconsin a come-from-behind, 28-25 victory over Cincinnati. Minus five starters due to NCAA-imposed suspensions, the Badgers trailed much of the game before Vitaly Pisetsky’s 40-yard field goal early in the fourth quarter tied the game at 13. The Bearcats made it 19-13 on a 51-yard TD pass (PAT no good) before Wisconsin responded with QB Brooks Bollinger’s one-yard TD run for a 22-19 edge. UC sent the game to overtime with a field goal at the end of regulation. The Bearcats then took a 25-22 lead in overtime before Faulkner’s win-ning run.

Northwestern 47, #7 Wisconsin 44 (2OT)September 23, 2000 (Madison, Wis.)Wisconsin played its second consecutive overtime game, but dropped a 47-44 shootout in double overtime to visiting Northwestern. RB Michael Bennett carried 48 times for 293 yards, but it wasn’t enough to overcome a turnover-free effort by the Wildcats. Kicker Vitaly Pisetsky gave the Badgers a 34-31 lead with 51 seconds left in regulation, but Northwestern took the ensuing possession and got a 46-yard field goal as time expired to send the game to the extra session. Each team scored a touchdown in the first overtime. Wisconsin then settled for a Pisetsky field goal in the second overtime to set up a game-winning, 12-yard run by Damien Anderson.

#17 Purdue 30, Wisconsin 24October 21, 2000 (Madison, Wis.)Ashante Woodyard returned a blocked field goal for the game-winning touchdown in overtime as Purdue defeated Wisconsin, 30-24. It was the Badgers’ third overtime game of the 2000 season, equalling an NCAA record. Purdue’s Craig Terrill blocked Vitaly Pisetsky’s 58-yard field goal attempt on the Badgers’ first overtime possession and Woodyard scooped up the ball for the score. Wisconsin, behind QB Jim Sorgi (who was making his first career start), had come from behind to tie the game with 3:50 remaining in regulation on a five-yard TD catch by John

Sigmund. Purdue won the overtime coin toss and elected to play defense. UW lost 15 yards on three plays, setting up Pisetsky’s long-range attempt.

Wisconsin 31, #14 Colorado 28December 28, 2002 (San Antonio, Texas)2002 Alamo BowlMike Allen booted a 37-yard field goal to give Wisconsin a 31-28 upset victory in overtime against 14th-ranked Colorado in the 2002 Alamo Bowl. Allen’s game-winning kick came on the Badgers’ first overtime possession and after Colorado’s Pat Brougham had missed a 45-yard field goal attempt on the Buffs’ first OT possession. Quarterback Brooks Bollinger drove the Badgers 80 yards in 10 plays and capped the march with a one-yard touchdown run with 51 seconds left in regulation to send the game to the extra session. During the final regulation drive, the Badgers converted twice on fourth down.

Wisconsin 36, Cal Poly 35November 22, 2008 (Madison, Wis.)The Badgers got a 6-yard touchdown run from John Clay and an extra point from Philip Welch in overtime to key a 36-35 victory over Cal Poly. The Mustangs led 29-21 as Wisconsin took over at its own 11-yard line with 4:00 left to play. Dustin Sherer directed a nine-play, 89-yard scoring drive that ended with a 3-yard touchdown run from P.J. Hill with 1:42 left. Hill then scored on a 2-point conversion run to tie the game at 29. The Mustangs had the ball first in OT and scored on a touchdown pass from quarterback Jonathan Dally to Ramses Barden on their first play. Cal Poly’s Andrew Gardner then missed the PAT to set up the Badgers win.

Wisconsin 34, Fresno State 31 (2OT)September 12, 2009 (Madison, Wis.)After battling it out in two overtimes, Wisconsin kicker Philip Welch drilled a 22-yard field goal attempt to give the Badgers the 34-31 win over Fresno State. Kevin Goessling kicked a 41-yard field goal with 16 seconds left in regulation to force the extra frames. Nick Toon caught a six-yard touchdown pass on UW’s possession in the first overtime, but the Bulldogs countered as Seyi Ajirotutu caught a seven-yard strike from Ryan Colburn to force a second overtime. In double overtime, senior captain Chris Maragos intercepted Colburn in the end zone to give the Badgers the ball back and set up the game-winning field goal.

Wisconsin has compiled a 7-6 overall record in 13 overtime games. The Badgers played their first overtime game in 1999 and played four more over the next four years. It would be six seasons before they played in another one. Incidentally, Wisconsin and Illinois played the last NCAA FBS tie game, a 3-3 deadlock in Madison on Nov. 25, 1995. Overtime was instituted in 1996. Below are descriptions of Wisconsin’s 13 over-time games.

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Michigan State 16, Wisconsin 13October 27, 2012 (Madison, Wis.)For the first time in three years, the UW Marching Band took the field for the Fifth Quarter following a loss, as Andrew Maxwell hit Bennie Fowler on a 12-yard touch-down pass in overtime to send the Spartans home with a 16-13 win. The loss snapped Wisconsin’s 21-game home win streak and also ended the Badgers’ run of 12 straight home wins against Big Ten foes. Things looked to be tipped in the Badgers’ favor after UW got a 39-yard field goal from Kyle French with 6:06 to play in the fourth quarter. The kick staked the Badgers to a 10-3 lead. But then Michigan State’s offense came to life, tying the game 10-10 and eventually scoring the game-winning TD.

#6 Ohio State 21, Wisconsin 14November 17, 2012 (Madison, Wis.)Carlos Hyde scored on a 2-yard run in overtime, giving No. 6 Ohio State a 21-14 victory over Wisconsin and spoiling Senior Day for the Badgers. Montee Ball tied the major-college career record with his 78th touchdown, a 7-yard run in the second quarter. But he fumbled on what would have been the record-breaker with 2:46 left in regulation, leaping over the pile on the goal line with the ball held in front of him and having it batted away by Ryan Shazier. The Badgers won the toss and opted to play defense, and Ohio State made quick work of overtime. Hyde ripped off a run of 11 yards on the first play and, two plays later, strolled virtually untouched into the end zone for the go-ahead score.

Penn State 24, Wisconsin 21November 24, 2012 (University Park, Pa.)Montee Ball became the NCAA’s all-time touchdown leader in the first quarter, but that was the last time history would be on Wisconsin’s side. Despite another fantastic game-tying rally in the fourth quarter, the Badgers once again saw their efforts fall just short in heartbreaking fashion, this time a 24-21 loss to Penn State in their regular-season fina-le at Beaver Stadium. Just as he had done the week before, Curt Phillips led the Badgers down the field as the clock ticked away, eventually hitting WR Jeff Duckworth on a 4-yard touchdown pass with just 18 seconds remaining to force overtime. A 37-yarder that sneaked just inside the left upright was the difference for Penn State, which used a kick from Sam Ficken to provide the winning margin in OT.

#17 Wisconsin 34, #19 Auburn 31January 1, 2015 (Tampa, Fla.)2015 Outback BowlMelvin Gordon ran for an Outback Bowl-record 251 yards and three touchdowns, and Rafael Gaglianone kicked a 25-yard field goal in overtime to give 17th-ranked Wisconsin a 34-31 victory over No. 19 Auburn. Gordon’s third score made it 28-24 Badgers with 7:58 to play in regulation, but Auburn took a 31-28 lead on a TD run by Cameron Artis-Payne with 2:55 remaining. Badgers QB Joel Stave then led a 64-yard drive — including a pass to TE Sam Arneson to convert a fourth-and-5 at the the Auburn 33 — and Gaglianone got the Badgers to OT with a 29-yarder that knotted the score at 31 with 7 seconds left. After Gaglinone hit from 25 yards out to give UW its 34-31 lead in OT, three straight tackles by OLB Joe Schobert — including two TFLs — forced Auburn to try a 45-yard field goal. The kick from Daniel Carlson missed wide right to hand the Badgers, and interim head coach Barry Alvarez, the victory.

#2 Ohio State 30, #8 Wisconsin 23October 15, 2016 (Madison, Wis.)After leading for three quarters, No. 8 Wisconsin fell to No. 2 Ohio State, 30-23, in overtime at a sold-out Camp Randall Stadium. Breaking a 23-23 tie, Ohio State QB J.T. Barrett threw a 7-yard touchdown pass to receiver Noah Brown for the go-aehad score on the Buckeyes' overtime possession. Wisconsin’s ensuing drive down to the 4 yard line ended with a sack of quarterback Alex Hornibrook on fourth-and-goal.

#11 Wisconsin 23, #7 Nebraska 17October 29, 2016 (Madison, Wis.)An 11-yard touchdown run by running back Dare Ogunbowale and a fourth-down pass breakup by safety D'Cota Dixon in overtime gave 11th-ranked Wisconsin a 23-17 win over No. 7 Nebraska. The victory marked Wisconsin's third of the season over a top 10-ranked team and its third straight over the Huskers. Nebraska clawed back from a 10-point deficit in the fourth quarter to force overtime with the score knotted at 17. Three straight runs by Corey Clement got the Badgers to the 11 yard line in overtime before Ogunbowale covered the rest to put UW out front. Dixon then swatted down Tommy Armstrong's throw from the 23 yard line to Stanley Morgan Jr. in the end zone — one of 12 passes defended by the Badgers in the game — to secure the dramatic victory.

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Year Total Avg. Rank1972 422,721 70,454 4th 1973 422,803 60,400 5th 1974 358,150 71,630 4th 1975 443,772 73,962 4th 1976 425,386 70,898 5th 1977 436,093 72,682 5th 1978 500,102 71,443 7th 1979 443,875 73,979 7th 1980 428,158 71,360 8th 1981 501,482 71,640 10th 1982 497,419 71,060 11th 1983 488,508 69,787 16th 1984 373,405 74,681 13th 1985 429,683 71,613 14th 1992 368,269 61,378 19th 1993 377,537 75,507 10th 1994 463,970 77,328 8th 1995 469,330 78,222 8th 1996 467,692 77,949 10th 1997 467,281 77,880 11th 1998 464,570 77,428 13th 1999 468,487 78,081 14th 2000 550,974 78,711 15th 2001 548,334 78,333 16th 2002 624,182 78,023 15th 2003 549,404 78,486 15th 2004 494,209 82,368 13th2005 495,308 82,551 13th2006 569,576 81,368 14th2007 572,227 81,747 13th2008 567,616 81,088 15th2009 560,764 80,109 15th2010 559,035 79,862 16th2011 558,692 79,813 15th2012 560,039 80,006 17th2013 552,378 78,911 17th2014 556,642 79,520 15th2015 546,099 78,014 13th2016 476,144 79,357 16th

Season TicketsA year-by-year listing of season tickets sold at Wisconsin since 1992: 1992 31,488 (5,322 students) 1993 41,585 (11,859 students) 1994 58,121 (13,700 students) 1995 61,971 (12,463 students) 1996 57,753 (9,328 students) 1997 60,060 (9,964 students) 1998 60,541 (11,028 students) 1999 59,373 (11,541 students) 2000 61,404 (13,222 students) 2001 62,026 (13,828 students) 2002 61,226 (12,376 students) 2003 61,654 (12,630 students) 2004 68,830 (13,213 students)2005 69,374 (13,167 students)2006 69,637 (13,797 students)

2007 68,953 (13,382 students)2008 69,274 (13,855 students)2009 67,098 (13,062 students)2010 65,419 (13,122 students)2011 66,436 (13,181 students)2012 64,971 (13,120 students)2013 66,283 (13,217 students)2014 66,560 (13,119 students)2015 65,847 (13,110 students)2016 64,739 (13,082 students)

Avg. Home AttendanceYear Avg. 1921 11,962 1922 11,075 1923 16,387 1924 14,592 1925 15,118 1926 19,228 1927 18,512 1928 29,334 1929 21,560 1930 18,175 1931 15,068 1932 16,344 1933 13,579 1934 20,666 1935 15,889 1936 19,117 1937 24,121 1938 31,731 1939 23,726 1940 26,277 1941 26,212 1942 29,026 1943 14,374 1944 22,010 1945 32,666 1946 45,000 1947 44,200 1948 44,167 1949 44,200 1950 45,000 1951 46,151 1952 51,953 1953 51,652 1954 53,491 1955 53,491 1956 53,503 1957 47,683 1958 55,263 1959 53,317 1960 59,956 1961 47,143 1962 55,877 1963 61,223 1964 60,718 1965 56,428 1966 51,725 1967 52,495 1968 43,559 1969 48,898

1970 56,223 1971 68,131 1972 70,454 1973 60,400 1974 71,630 1975 73,962 1976 70,898 1977 72,682 1978 71,443 1979 73,979 1980 71,360 1981 71,640 1982 71,060 1983 69,787 1984 74,681 1985 71,613 1986 68,052 1987 59,256 1988 49,297 1989 41,734 1990 51,027 1991 49,676 1992 61,378 1993 75,507 1994 77,328 1995 78,222 1996 77,949 1997 77,880 1998 77,428 1999 78,081 2000 78,711 2001 78,333 2002 78,023 2003 78,486 2004 82,3682005 82,5512006 81,3682007 81,7472008 81,0882009 80,1092010 79,8622011 79,8132012 80,0062013 78,9112014 79,5202015 78,0142016 79,357

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Largest Home CrowdsNo. Attend. Score Date 1. 83,184 Iowa 20, UW 10 11/12/2005 2. 83,069 UW 38, Minnesota 14 11/6/2004 3. 83,022 UW 23, Michigan 20 9/24/2005 4. 82,828 UW 31, Purdue 20 10/22/2005 5. 82,630 UW 17, Iowa 13 9/22/2007 6. 82,468 UW 24, Northwestern 12 10/23/2004 7. 82,330 UW 41, Indiana 24 10/1/2005 8. 82,325 UW 37, Michigan 21 11/10/2007 9. 82,306 UW 24, Illinois 7 10/2/2004 10. 82,179 UW 16, Penn State 3 9/25/2004 11. 82,164 UW 37, Michigan State 34 9/29/200712. 82,138 UW 56, Bowling Green 42 9/3/200513. 82,116 UW 34, UCF 6 9/4/2004 14. 82,071 UW 18, UNLV 3 9/11/2004 15. 82,010 UW 48, Minnesota 12 10/14/200616. 81,883 UW 44, Northern Illinois 3 10/20/200717. 81,806 UW 65, Temple 0 9/10/200518. 81,777 UW 13, Penn State 3 11/4/200619. 81,704 UW 41, Northwestern 9 10/7/200620. 81,608 Ohio State 20, UW 17 10/4/200821. 81,547 UW 42, Washington State 21 9/1/200722. 81,541 Ohio State 30, UW 23 10/15/201623. 81,524 Penn State 48, UW 7 10/11/200824. 81,411 UW 35, Northwestern 6 10/12/201325. 81,384 UW 48, Nebraska 17 10/1/2011

Largest Crowds at a Badgers GameNo. Attend. Venue Date Score 1. 112,276 Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Mich. 11/20/2010 UW 48, Michigan 28 2. 111,846 Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Mich. 10/1/2016 Michigan 14, UW 7 3. 111,341 Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Mich. 9/30/2000 Michigan 13, UW 10 4. 111,217 Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Mich. 11/14/1998 Michigan 27, UW 10 5. 111,058 Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Mich. 9/23/2006 Michigan 27, UW 13 6. 110,412 Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Mich. 11/16/2002 Michigan 21, UW 14 7. 109,865 Beaver Stadium, University Park, Pa. 11/5/2005 Penn State 35, UW 14 8. 109,833 Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Mich. 9/27/2008 Michigan 27, UW 25 9. 109,754 Beaver Stadium, University Park, Pa. 10/13/2007 Penn State 38, UW 710. 107,851 Beaver Stadium, University Park, Pa. 10/4/2003 UW 30, Penn State 2311. 107,253 Beaver Stadium, University Park, Pa. 9/22/2001 UW 18, Penn State 612. 106,209 Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Mich. 10/29/1994 UW 31, Michigan 1913. 105,826 Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio 9/28/2013 Ohio State 31, UW 2414. 105,511 Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio 10/29/2011 Ohio State 33, UW 2915. 105,491 Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Mich. 10/5/1985 Michigan 33, UW 616. 105,449 Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio 11/3/2007 Ohio State 38, UW 717 105,301 Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio 10/10/2009 Ohio State 31, UW 1318. 105,090 Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio 10/9/2004 UW 24, Ohio State 13 19. 104,952 Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Mich. 11/3/1979 Michigan 54, UW 020. 104,932 Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Mich. 9/11/1982 Michigan 20, UW 921. 104,892 Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Mich. 10/15/1977 Michigan 56, UW 022. 104,410 Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Mich. 10/3/1987 Michigan 49, UW 023. 104,239 Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Mich. 9/22/1984 Michigan 20, UW 1424. 104,097 Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Mich. 10/7/1989 Michigan 24, UW 025. 103,520 Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio 10/13/2001 UW 20, Ohio State 17

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Barry Alvarez, 1990-05Record: 119-74-4 / 65-60-3 Big TenMost coaching wins in UW football history ... guided Badgers to three Big Ten (1993, 1998, 1999) and Rose Bowl (1994, 1999, 2000) titles ... just the 10th coach in Big Ten history to win 100 games at one conference institution ... his .692 win percentage in bowl games (9-4) matches Georgia Tech’s Bobby Dodd for the best in FBS history among coaches with more than 10 bowl appear-ances ... named UW Director of Athletics in 2004 (held dual role for two seasons before retiring from coaching in 2005) ... elected to the College Football Hall of Fame and the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame

Herb Alward, 1891Record: 3-1-1Alward was the first coach to win multiple games at UW, as well as the first coach to produce a winning record (.700).

Gary Andersen, 2013-14Record: 19-7 / 13-3 Big TenLed Badgers to inaugural Big Ten West Division crown and championship game berth in 2014 ... 13-3 Big Ten record marked the best start by a UW coach through 16 league games in school history ... led Badgers to two of three most prolific offensive seasons in school history in 2013 (school-record 480.8 ypg) and 2014 (468.9 ypg) ... UW set school rushing record at 320.1 yards per game in 2014 ... Maxwell Football Club Coach of the Year semifi-nalist in both seasons at UW

J.A. Barry, 1908-10Record: 9-4-3 / 5-4-2 Big TenCoached the Badgers for three seasons, losing only four games, two of which were to nationally ranked Minnesota. Barry won his first five games as head coach in 1908 before losing the season finale to Chicago on Homecoming.

Wisconsin Head Coaches’ Records Overall Home Road Neutral Big Ten BowlCoach Years Record Record Record Record Record RecordAlvin Kletsch 1889 0-2-0 (.000) 0-0-0 (.000) 0-1-0 (.000) 0-1-0 (.000) N/A N/ATed Mestre 1890 1-3-0 (.250) 1-1-0 (.500) 0-1-0 (.000) 0-1-0 (.000) N/A N/AHerb Alward 1891 3-1-1 (.700) 1-0-0 (1.000) 1-1-0 (.500) 1-0-1 (.750) N/A N/AFrank Crawford 1892 5-2-0 (.714) 2-2-0 (.500) 1-0-0 (1.000) 2-0-0 (1.000) N/A N/AParke Davis 1893 4-2-0 (.667) 3-0-0 (1.000) 1-1-0 (.500) 0-1-0 (.000) N/A N/AH.O. Stickney 1894-95 10-4-1 (.700) 7-0-1 (.938) 2-4-0 (.333) 1-0-0 (1.000) N/A N/APhil King 1896- 1902, ‘05 65-11-1 (.851) 43-3-0 (.935) 12-5-1 (.694) 10-3-0 (.769) 18-8-1 (.685) N/AArt Curtis 1903-04 11-6-1 (.639) 10-3-0 (.769) 0-5-1 (.083) 1-0-0 (1.000) 0-6-1 (.071) N/AC.P. Hutchins 1906-07 8-1-1 (.850) 5-1-1 (.786) 3-0-0 (1.000) 0-0-0 (.000) 6-1-1 (.813) N/AJ.A. Barry 1908-10 9-4-3 (.656) 6-2-2 (.700) 3-1-1 (.700) 0-1-0 (.000) 5-4-2 (.545) N/AJ.R. Richards 1911, ‘17 ‘19-22 29-9-4 (.738) 19-4-3 (.788) 10-5-1 (.656) 0-0-0 (.000) 17-9-3 (.638) N/AWilliam Juneau 1912-15 18-8-2 (.679) 14-4-1 (.763) 4-4-1 (.500) 0-0-0 (.000) 10-7-2 (.579) N/APaul Withington 1916 4-2-1 (.643) 4-0-1 (.900) 0-2-0 (.000) 0-0-0 (.000) 1-2-1 (.375) N/AGuy Lowman 1918 3-3-0 (.500) 2-2-0 (.500) 1-1-0 (.500) 0-0-0 (.000) 1-2-0 (.333) N/AJack Ryan 1923-24 5-6-4 (.467) 4-3-3 (.550) 1-3-1 (.300) 0-0-0 (.000) 1-5-3 (.278) N/AGeorge Little 1925-26 11-3-2 (.750) 8-2-0 (.800) 3-1-2 (.667) 0-0-0 (.000) 6-3-2 (.636) N/AGlenn Thistlethwaite 1927-31 26-16-3 (.611) 20-7-1 (.732) 6-8-2 (.438) 0-1-0 (.000) 10-14-2 (.423) N/AClarence Spears 1932-35 13-17-2 (.438) 11-7-0 (.611) 2-10-2(.214) 0-0-0 (.000) 7-13-2 (.364) N/AHarry Stuhldreher 1936-48 45-62-6 (.425) 29-31-4 (.484) 15-29-2 (.348) 1-2-0 (.333) 26-45-4 (.373) N/AIvy Williamson 1949-55 41-19-4 (.672) 25-7-2 (.765) 16-11-2 (.586) 0-1-0 (.000) 29-13-4 (.674) 0-1Milt Bruhn 1956-66 52-45-6 (.534) 33-20-4 (.614) 19-23-2 (.455) 0-2-0 (.000) 35-37-5 (.487) 0-2John Coatta 1967-69 3-26-1 (.117) 3-13-1 (.206) 0-13-0 (.000) 0-0-0 (.000) 3-17-1 (.167) N/AJohn Jardine 1970-77 37-47-3 (.443) 27-19-2 (.583) 10-28-1 (.269) 0-0-0 (.000) 25-38-1 (.398) N/ADave McClain 1978-85 46-42-3 (.522) 29-21-1 (.578) 16-19-2 (.459) 1-2-0 (.333) 32-34-3 (.486) 1-2Jim Hilles 1986 3-9-0 (.250) 2-4-0 (.333) 1-5-0 (.167) 0-0-0 (.000) 2-6-0 (.250) N/ADon Morton 1987-89 6-27-0 (.182) 6-13-0 (.316) 0-14-0 (.000) 0-0-0 (.000) 3-21-0 (.125) N/ABarry Alvarez 1990-05* 119-74-4 (.614) 67-32-3 (.672) 42-37-1 (.531) 10-5-0 (.667) 65-60-3 (.520) 9-4Bret Bielema 2006-12 68-24-0 (.739) 44-5-0 (.898) 18-15-0 (.545) 6-4-0 (.600) 37-19-0 (.660) 2-4Gary Andersen 2013-14 19-7-0 (.731) 13-1-0 (.929) 6-3-0 (.667) 0-3-0 (.000) 13-3-0 (.813) 0-1

* Served as interim head coach for 2013 Rose Bowl (L) and 2015 Outback Bowl (W)

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Bret BielemaRecord: 68-24 / 37-19 Big TenSecond-most wins in UW football history ... guided the Badgers to three consecutive Big Ten titles (2010, 2011, 2012) and three straight Rose Bowl appearances ... named 2006 Dave McClain Big Ten Coach of the Year after guiding Wisconsin to 12-1 overall record in his debut season as head coach ... won at least nine games in five of his seven seasons, including a 10-win cam-paign in 2009 and 11-win seasons in 2011 and 2012

Milt Bruhn, 1956-66Record: 52-45-6 / 35-37-5 Big TenBruhn led the Badgers for 11 seasons, earning two conference titles and two Rose Bowl appearances. After winning the 1959 and 1962 Big Ten Championships, Bruhn lost to Washington and USC in the 1960 and 1963 Rose Bowls respectively. Bruhn is the only coach besides Barry Alvarez in UW football history to lead their team to multiple Big Ten titles. Prior to Wisconsin, Bruhn played football on Minnesota’s unde-feated national title teams of 1934 and 1935. Bruhn also played for the Gopher’s 1935 Big Ten Champion baseball team. After graduating in 1935, he coached at Amherst, Minnesota, Colgate and Franklin and Marshall.

John Coatta, 1967-69Record: 3-26-1 / 3-17-1 Big TenCoatta coached the Badgers for three years, winning only three years. He set an NCAA record for most games without a win to start a career with 23. Winless in his first two seasons, Coatta earned his first victory in a 23-17 win over Iowa during the 1969 season.

Frank Crawford, 1892Record: 5-2-0Frank Crawford was the program’s fourth coach, and came to Wisconsin after coaching the 1891 Michigan football team to a 4-5 record in their first year as a program. After leaving Wisconsin, Crawford went on to coach at Nebraska and Texas. Crawford was a graduate and football player from Yale University.

Art Curtis, 1903-04Record: 11-6-1 / 0-6-1 Big TenIn two seasons in charge of the Badger football pro-gram, Curtis was winless in conference play going 0-6-1. He won his first five games and went 6-3-1 in his first season, losing only conference games to Chicago, Michigan and Minnesota. Curtis coached at the University of Kansas before coming to Wisconsin in 1903. In 1902 he led the Jayhawks to a 6-4 overall record.

Parke Davis, 1893Record: 4-2-0No information available

Jim Hilles, 1986Record: 3-9-0 / 2-6-0 Big TenHilles only coached the Badgers for one year, winning two conference games and finishing eighth in the Big Ten. Hilles was the interim coach in 1986 after Dave McClain’s death in 1985. Hilles had been McClain’s defensive coordinator for 14 years, six at Ball State and eight at Wisconsin. Hilles later went on to be an assistant coach at Kansas and in the Canadian Football League.

C.P. Hutchins, 1906-07Record: 8-1-1 / 6-1-1 Big TenHutchins led the 1906 team to the program’s fourth Western Conference championship as the Badgers went 3-0-0 in league play beating Iowa, Illinois and Purdue by a combined score of 65-15. Hutchins coached one of the program’s three undefeated teams (5-0) in 1906. Hutchins had previously coached at Syracuse from 1904-05, where he had a record of 14-6.

John Jardine, 1970-77Record: 37-47-3 / 25-38-1 Big TenJardine was at the helm of the football program for eight years in the 1970’s. Jardine’s 1974 team went 7-4-0 overall and 5-3-0 in conference play, placing them fourth in the Big Ten. The 1974 team was Wisconsin’s first winning season in eleven years, dating back to the 5-4-0 team of 1963. Jardine played both sides of the ball at Purdue and was an assistant coach at the high school level before he finished college. After gradu-ation, he became the head coach at Fenwick High in Illinois and compiled a 51-6-1 record in five years. He was also an assistant at Purdue and UCLA before com-ing to Wisconsin. Later, Jardine was active with Badger football broadcasts and lived in Madison until his death in 1990.

William Juneau, 1912-15Record: 18-8-2 / 10-7-2 Big TenIn Juneau’s first season he led the Badgers to their fifth Western Conference championship. The team was undefeated at 7-0, the third and most recent unde-feated team in school history. Juneau is tied for second with Phil King for most wins as a first-year coach with seven. Both are behind current coach Bret Bielema who amassed 12 wins in his first year. Prior to coaching four seasons at Wisconsin, Juneau was the head coach at South Dakota State, Colorado College and Marquette. After Wisconsin, Juneau went on to coach at Texas for four years and Kentucky for three.

Phil King, 1896-1902; 1905Record: 65-11-1 / 18-8-1 Big TenKing compiled a .897 winning percentage in eight seasons at the helm for the Badgers. King won the program’s first conference championship as his team won the inaugural Western Conference title in 1896. The team went on to win the league title the following year as well as once more under King in 1901. King’s 1901 team is arguably the greatest in school history. The team went 9-0 and outscored its opponents 317-5. He also coached Wisconsin’s baseball squad, winning two conference championships. King was a legendary football and baseball player at Princeton from 1890-93 and was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1962.

Alvin Kletsch, 1889Record: 0-2-0Kletsch was UW’s first coach and the program’s only winless coach. The 1889 Badgers didn’t score a point in their two losses against the Calumet Club of Milwaukee and Beloit.

George Little, 1925-26Record: 11-3-2 / 6-3-2 Big TenLittle was not only a football coach at UW, but was the head of the athletic department for seven years. Little

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graduated from Ohio Wesleyan in 1912 and coached at Cincinnati, Miami and Michigan before making it to Madison. He ended his coaching career with a 54-16-4 record. Little inherited a Wisconsin football team that had won only one of its last 12 conference games in the previous three years, and led them to a 3-1-1 record in his first year. After two years at the helm he devoted his time as athletic director to upgrading the UW ath-letic facilities. Little added thousands of seats to Camp Randall, built the Fieldhouse, added numerous practice facilities and started intramural competition on campus. Little went on to be the athletic director at Rutgers and was later inducted to the College Football Hall of Fame in 1955.

Guy Lowman, 1918Record: 3-3-0 / 1-2-0 Big TenLowman graduated from Springfield College in 1905 where he lettered in baseball, basketball and football. Lowman coached baseball, basketball and football at numerous colleges including Missouri, Alabama, Kansas State and Indiana prior to coming to Wisconsin. Lowman coached the UW baseball, basketball and foot-ball teams bwtween 1918 and 1932.He coached foot-ball in 1918, basketball from 1918-1920 and baseball in 1918 and from 1921-1932. Lowman led the basketball team to the 1920 Big Ten Title and the baseball team to a conference title in 1930. The varsity baseball field was named in Lowman’s honor in 1952, ten years after his death.

Dave McClain, 1978-85Record: 46-42-3 / 32-34-3 Big TenMcClain led the Badgers to the program’s first bowl win as they beat Kansas State 14-3 in the 1983 Independence Bowl. McClain also led Wisconsin to the 1981 Garden State Bowl in which the Badgers fell to Tennessee 28-21 and the 1984 Hall of Fame Bowl where Kentucky ousted the Badgers 20-19. He was the first coach to led the Badgers to consecutive bowl games. Prior to Wisconsin, McClain coached at Ball State where he earned the MAC coach of the year honor in 1975. McClain led the Badgers into Columbus, Ohio in 1982 and beat the Buckeyes on the road for the first time since 1918 in a 6-0 win. After his sudden death in 1986, the university named the football prac-tice facility in his honor. The Big Ten has also named its football coach of the year award after McClain.

Ted Mestre, 1890Record: 1-3-0Replaced Kletsch after the football program’s first year and became the first coach in UW football his-tory to win a game. On Nov. 1, 1890 the Badgers beat Whitewater Normal 106-0. The win remains atop the Wisconsin record books as the largest margin of victory in program history.

Don Morton, 1987-89Record: 6-27-0 / 3-21-0 Big TenMorton didn’t win a road game in his three years at UW, but he did beat Ohio State at Camp Randall in 1987. This was the first win for the Badgers at home against the Buckeyes in their last 21 meetings. Morton coached at Tulsa prior to coming to Wisconsin, and later became the head coach of North Dakota State. Morton

now works in Fargo, North Dakota, for the Microsoft Corporation.

J.R. Richards, 1911; 1917; 1919-22Record: 29-9-4 / 17-9-3 Big TenRichards coached the team for six seasons between 1911 and 1922. Richards played for the Badgers from 1892-96 as a defensive end and fullback. He earned five letters in track and was also a member of the rowing team. Richards left the program to coach at Ohio State in 1912, but returned again in 1917. Richards left again, but this time to serve for the United States in World War I. He made his final return in 1919 and remained head coach for four seasons. His best season came in 1920 as UW finished second in the Big Ten with a 4-1 conference record, their only loss coming to Ohio State.

Jack Ryan, 1923-24Record: 5-6-4 / 1-5-3 Big TenRyan coached for two years and only earned four vic-tories, but in his second season the Midwest welcomed their first college football game broadcast on the radio featuring Wisconsin and Michigan. Detroit’s WWJ Radio broadcast the game live from Michigan Stadium as the Wolverines beat the Badgers 21-0 on Oct. 25, 1924.

Clarence Spears, 1932-35Record: 13-17-2 / 7-13-2 Big TenCoach Spears led the Badgers to a third-place finish in the Western Conference (4-1-1) in his first year as head coach. Prior to coaching, Spears was an All-American guard at Dartmouth College where he graduated from in 1915. Spears then went on to coach at Dartmouth, West Virginia, Minnesota and Oregon before coming to Madison. After four seasons with the Badgers, Spears coached at Toledo and Maryland. He held a head coach-ing job from 1917- 1944, and later practiced medicine for many years. He was inducted to the College Football Hall of Fame in 1955.

H.O. Stickney, 1894-95Record: 10-4-1Stickney was the first multi-year coach at the UW, coaching two season and compiling a record of 10-4-1. In his first season, Stickney went 5-2, outscoring opponents 152-20, with one loss coming as a forfeit. Stickney previously coached at Grinnell College in 1893, winning three games and losing one, and then later went on to coach at Oregon State where he went 3-2 during the 1899 season.

Harry Stuhldreher, 1936-48Record: 45-62-6 / 26-45-4 Big TenHarry Stuhldreher was a three-time All-American quar-terback and member of the legendary Four Horsemen of the Notre Dame backfield of the 1920s. After gradu-ating in 1924, Stuhldreher coached at Villanova for 11 years compiling a 65-25-10 record before coming to Wisconsin. Stuhldreher spent 13 years as the head football coach at Wisconsin and was also the school’s Athletic Director for 15 years. Stuhldreher led the Badgers to two second-place finishes in Big Ten play and led the 1942 team to 8-1-1 overall record, good enough for the nation’s No. 3 ranking. Stuhldreher was the program’s first coach to beat a ranked opponent as his Badgers beat then No. 7 Northwestern 20-13 in

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Evanston, Ill. He was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1958.

Glenn Thistlethwaite, 1927-31Record: 26-16-3 / 10-14-2 Big TenCoach Thistlethwaite had a .611 winning percentage in five seasons as head coach, and led the 1928 team to a second-place finish in the Big Ten. Thistlethwaite gradu-ated in 1908 from Earlham College in Indiana where he was the football team’s captain, played baseball and competed in track. Prior to Wisconsin, Thistlethwaite coached at Northwestern winning two Big Ten titles, and prior to that, went 78-9 at Oak Park High School in Ill. over a nine year span.

Ivy Williamson, 1949-55Record: 41-19-4 / 29-13-4 Big TenWilliamson coached the Badgers for seven years in the 1940’s and 1950’s. These were some of the most pro-ductive seasons in school history. During his tenure, the Badgers won the 1952 Big Ten Title, went to their first Rose Bowl and finished in the top three in the confer-ence five of his seven years. His 1952 team went 4-1-1 in the conference, with their only loss to Ohio State. The team lost to USC in the 1953 Rose Bowl 7-0 and finished the season ranked tenth nationally. Williamson graduated from Michigan where he was an All-Big Ten selection in football and a letter-winner in basket-ball. After his coaching was over in 1955, Williamson became the Athletic Director at Wisconsin where he remained until his death in 1969.

Paul Withington, 1916Record: 4-2-1 / 1-2-1 Big TenWithington played quarterback on Harvard’s football team from 1906-09. After his one season as head coach, Withington entered the Army Medical Corps in 1917 as a doctor and went on to receive numerous awards of merit from both the U.S. and British Armies.

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All-Alvarez TeamLate during the 2005 season, as the head coaching career of Wisconsin’s Barry Alvarez was winding down, the Capital Times set out to choose an All-Alvarez Team. Ballots were sent out to more than 50 prospective voters, selected to rep-resent a wide range of eras, position groups, experience with and perspective on the program. Voters could choose from an inclusive list of candidates at each position, with a set limit of selections (one tailback, two receivers, three linebackers, etc.) representative of a traditional football lineup. In addition, the ballot included a line for write-ins at every position. To account for an overload of top-notch players at any one position, a wildcard category (in which two additional players could be named to the team) was created. Ballots were tabulated by Capital Times reporter Jim Polzin, who brainstormed the All-Alvarez Team.

WISCONSIN’S ALL-TIME TEAMIn conjunction with the centennial celebration of college football in 1969, Wisconsin fans selected the school’s all-time team. The 11-man unit features 1954 Heisman Trophy winner Alan Ameche, who was voted “All-time Greatest Player.”

ALAN AMECHE (1951-54): 1954 Heisman Trophy winner ... set NCAA career rushing mark (3,345)

KEN BOWMAN (1961-63): 10-year NFL career with Packers ... played in East-West Shrine Game

HOWARD “CUB” BUCK (1913-15): Labeled by some as the best lineman of his era ... consensus All-American

PAT HARDER (1941-42): Second pick in NFL draft ... MVP of Chicago Tribune College All-Star Game

ELROY “CRAZYLEGS” HIRSCH (1942): Set many receiving records with Rams ... eventually served as Badgers A.D.

DAN LANPHEAR (1957-59): Madison native was a 1959 All-American before pro career with Oilers

ARLIE MUCKS, SR. (1914): All-American on gridiron and silver medalist at Olympics (discus)

PAT RICHTER (1960-62): Hall of Fame inductee both on field and in classroom ... former Badger A.D.

DAVE SCHREINER (1940-42): First two-time All-American ... three TD catches in one quarter still a school record

RON VANDER KELEN (1962): Passed for 401 yards vs. No. 1-ranked USC in the 1963 Rose Bowl

ROBERT “RED” WILSON (1946-49): Big Ten MVP in 1949 ... played baseball for the Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Indians and Detroit Tigers

OffenseQuarterbackBrooks Bollinger (1999-2002)

Running BackRon Dayne (1996-99)

FullbackCecil Martin (1995-98)

Wide ReceiversLee Evans (1999-2001, 2003)Chris Chambers (1997-2000)

Tight EndMichael Roan (1991-94)

CenterCory Raymer (1991-94)

TacklesJoe Panos (1991-93)Chris McIntosh (1996-99)

GuardsDan Buenning (2001-04)Joe Rudolph (1992-94)

Wild CardsBrent Moss, RB (1991-93)Brian Calhoun, RB (2005)

KickerMatt Davenport (1997-98)

DefenseTacklesWendell Bryant (1998-2001)Don Davey (1987-90)

EndsTom Burke (1995-98)Tarek Saleh (1993-96)

LinebackersPete Monty (1993-96)Donnel Thompson (1996-99)Chris Ghidorzi (1996-99)

SafetiesJim Leonhard (2001-04)Jason Doering (1997-2000)

CornerbacksJamar Fletcher (1998-2000)Troy Vincent (1988-91)

PunterKevin Stemke (1997-2000)

Utility PlayersBrandon Williams, WR/KR/PR (2002-05)Nick Davis, WR/KR/PR (1998-2001)

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UW Assistant Coaches (Since 1944)Dave Anderson (1983-86, 1990)DelVaughn Alexander (2007-11)Dave Aranda (2013-15)Chris Ash (2010-12)Zach Azzanni (2012)Bob Babich (1988-89)Tom Backhus (1976-77)Oree Banks (1976)John Baker (1999)Chris Beatty (2013-14)Bret Bielema (2004-05)Lisle Blackbourn (1948)Gary Blackney (1975-77)Craig Bohl (1987-88)Bob Bostad (2006-11, 16)Todd Bradford (2000-01)Inoke Breckterfield (2015-present)Thomas Brown (2014)Milt Bruhn (1949-55)Andy Buh (2012)Jacob Burney (1989)Richard Burney (1981)Bill Busch (2013-14)Bill Callahan (1990-94)Matt Canada (2012)Harland Carl (1966-69)Steve Carson (1985-86)Mike Cassity (1995-96)Brad Childress (1991-98)George Chryst (1972-77)Paul Chryst (2002, 2005-11)John Coatta (1965-66)Lawrence Cole (1988-89)Kerry Cooks (2006-09)Ron Cooper (2002)Kevin Cosgrove (1990-2003)DeMontie Cross (2011)Mike Daly (1987-89)Tim Davis (1997-2001)Dave Doeren (2006-10)Norman Dow (1970-72)Bill Dudley (1978-86)Ken Ellett (1987)Phil Elmassian (1997-99)Phil Engle (1987-89)Eddie Faulkner (2012)Gene Felker (1967-68)Jerry Fishbain (1980-81)George Fox (1944-48)Roger French (1966-69)Vince Gavre (1947)Jeff Genyk (2013-14)Ted Gilmore (2015-present)Jimmy Gonzales (1987-89)Doug Graber (1978-81)Art Haege (1969)Chris Haering (2015-present)Thomas Hammock (2011-13)Mike Hankwitz (2006-07)Jay Hayes (1995-98)Tom Hearden (1956)Chuck Heater (1982-84)Jim Hilles (1978-85)

Jeff Horton (1999-2005)Lynn Hovland (1947-48)Jim Hueber (1992-2005)Kurt Humes (1986)Dave Huxtable (2011)Rob Ianello (2003-04)Fred Jackson (1983-86)Greg Jackson (2010)Land Jacobsen (1981)Fred Jacoby (1958-65)Russ Jacques (1990-91)Arnold Jeter (1977-86)Paul Jette (1990-91)Daronte’ Jones (2015)Chad Kauha’aha’a (2013-14)Stan Kemp (1969-71)Cliff Knox (1978-82)George Lanphear (1947, 1949-56)Bob Lee (1975)John Robert E. Lee (1974)Ron Lee (2003-05)Jim Leonhard (2016-present)Andy Ludwig (2013-14)Fred Marsh (1949-65, 67-69)Jim Martin (1970-73)Arthur Mansfield (1947)Mike Markuson (2012)Henry Mason (1995-2007)Mark Mauer (1987-89)Chuck McBride (1970-76)Ron McBride (1983-84)Dan McCarney (1990-94)Randall McCray (2006-09)Mike McGee (1966)Tom McMahon (1992-94)Kirk Mee (1967-69)Bart Miller (2012)Perry Moss (1957-58)Brian Murphy (2002-05)Pat Naughton (1977)Mike Nelson (1978-82)Jay Norvell (1992-94)John O’Grady (1985-86)Bob Odell (1949-57)Bob Palcic (1978-81, 2006-07)John Palermo (1991-2005)Charlie Partridge (2008-12)Ellis Rainsberger (1973-74)Bill Richerson (1973-74)Russ Rippe (1944-48)Les Ritcherson (1966-69)Paul Roach (1970-71)Jay Robertson (1980-81)Joe Rudolph (2008-11, 15-present)Mario Russo (1976-83)Dick Scesniak (1982)Scott Seeliger (1984-90)Dick Selcer (1972-74)John Settle (2006-10, 15-present)Ron Settle (2006-07)Paul Shaw (1949-65)Pat Simmers (1987-89)John Smith (1977)

Lovie Smith (1987)Bob Spoo (1973-77)Mike Stock (1975-77)Ben Strickland (2012-14)Lew Stueck (1970-75)Guy Sundt (1944-47)Deral Teteak (1957-67)Dick Teteak (1970-75)Tim Tibesar (2015-present)Mickey Turner (2015-present)Larry Van Dusen (1971-72)Lavern Van Dyke (1952-53, 56-75)Clark Van Galder (1959-65)Brian White (1995-2005)Justin Wilcox (2016)Darrell Wilson (2000-01)Paul Winters (1990-91)T.J. Woods (2013-14)Bernie Wyatt (1990-96)Bob Zeman (1970)

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Significant Dates in Badgers HistoryNovember 23, 1889Under the direction of Alvin Kletsch, the UW’s first head coach in school history, Wisconsin plays its first intercollegiate football game, losing 27-0 to a Calumet Club team in Milwaukee. Kletsch went on to finish his one-year career 0-2.

November 1, 1890After being hired earlier that year, Ted Mestre led Wisconsin to the program’s first football victory in a 106-0 triumph over UW-Whitewater. That still stands as the most points scored by the Badgers in a game in school his-tory.

November 15, 1890Minnesota defeats the Badgers 63-0 in Minneapolis, starting Division I college football’s most-played rivalry. The schools have now played 123 games.

October 17, 1891Wisconsin defeats Beloit 40-4 in its season opener, giving Herb Alward a win in his coaching debut.

October 1, 1892Wisconsin records its third con-secutive season-opening victory as Frank Crawford leads the Badgers to a 32-4 win over Beloit is his first game as head coach.

October 14, 1893Chicago AA downs the Badgers 22-0 in Parke Davis’ first game as head coach. Davis would record his first victory at UW a week later when the Badgers Lake Forest 24-0 at home on Oct. 21.

October 6, 1894H.O. Stickney records his first career victory as the Badgers’ head coach when UW defeats Chicago AA 22-4 in its season opener. Stickney would go on to compile an overall record of 10-4-1 (.700), including a 7-0-1 (.938) mark dur-ing his two-year tenure as the Badgers’ head coach.

February 8, 1896The Big Ten Conference is formed with initial member schools includ-ing: Chicago, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Northwestern, Purdue and Wisconsin.

October 10, 1896The Phil King era begins at UW as the Badgers defeat Lake Forest 34-0 at home during their season opener. King would go on to win the next six games, finishing the season with a 7-1-1 mark and winning the inaugural Western Conference (Big Ten) Championship.

December 19, 1896Wisconsin plays its first night game, an 18-8 loss to the Carlisle Indians at the Chicago Coliseum.

November 25, 1897Wisconsin defeats Northwestern 22-0 in its regular-season finale, securing the Badger’s second Big Ten championship in as many years.

November 28, 1901The Badgers defeat Chicago 35-0 on the road, posting the program’s first-ever undefeated season (9-0) and its third Big Ten championship.

November 1, 1902Wisconsin holds Michigan’s famed “Point-a-Minute” team to just six points in a 6-0 loss.

October 3, 1903Art Curtis begins his coaching stint at UW with five straight wins, including a 28-0 victory against North Central in the season opener.

September 23, 1905Head coach Phil King returns to the UW and leads the Badgers to a 16-0 victory over Company I in the season opener. King and Wisconsin would go on to win the next four consecutive games, posting shutouts in each contest. King would retire at the end of the season, having posted a 65-11-1 (.851) record in eight season and leads UW to the three conference titles. He was inducted into the college football HOF in 1962.

October 13, 1906Dr. C.P. Hutchins leads the Badgers to a 5-0 victory over Lawrence in his first game at the helm. UW would go on to finish the season 5-0.

November 17, 1906Wisconsin ends its season with a 29-5 win over Purdue, securing its fourth Big Ten title since the pro-gram’s inception in 1889.

October 10, 1908The Tom Berry era begins at UW with a 35-0 victory over Lawrence in the season opener. Berry would lead the Badgers to a 5-1 overall mark.

October 7, 1911J.R. Richards coaches the Badgers to a 15-0 victory against Lawrence in his head coaching debut.

October 5, 1912After being hired earlier in the year, William Juneau records his first win as UW’s head coach in a 13-0 shutout of Lawrence. Juneau would go on to guide the Badgers to an undefeated 7-0 season.

November 23, 1912With its 28-10 win over Iowa, Wisconsin clinches a share of its fifth Big Ten title.

October 7, 1916Paul Withington earns his first vic-tory as head coach of the Badgers in a 20-0 win over Lawrence.

October 6, 1917After returning to the UW, J.R. Richards guides the Badgers to a 34-0 season-opening win.

November 3, 1917Camp Randall Stadium hosts its first game, a 10-7 Badgers home-coming victory over Minnesota. Camp Randall is now the fourth oldest stadium in college football, trailing only Bobby Dodd Stadium (Georgia Tech), Davis Wade Stadium (Mississippi State) and Nippert Stadium (Cincinnati).

October 26, 1918Guy Lowman opens his tenure as head coach with 7-0 loss to Camp

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Grant. Lowman would record his first victory at UW a week later in a 21-0 shutout against Beloit on Nov. 2.

October 4, 1919J.R. Richards returns to Madison for his final stint as the Badgers’ head coach, defeating Ripon 37-0 in UW’s season opener. A former football, track and rowing letter-winner at UW, Richards coached six seasons at Wisconsin, compil-ing a 29-9-4 record.

October 6, 1923Jack Ryan makes his UW head coaching debut in a 7-3 season-opening win over Coe.

October 25, 1924Wisconsin drops a 21-0 decision at Michigan in the first college football game broadcast in the Midwest. WWJ Radio’s Ty Tyson and Doc Holland call the action from Michigan Stadium.

October 3, 1925George Little begins his two-year tenure at the UW with a 30-0 win over Iowa State in the season opener in Madison.

October 1, 1927After taking the head coaching reins earlier that year, Glenn Thistlewaite guides UW to a 31-6 win over Cornell in his debut.

October 1, 1932Clarence Spears leads UW to a 7-2 season-opening win over Marquette in his head coaching debut.

November 12, 1932The man of many positions, Walter Francis “Mickey Himself” McGuire, in his final home game as a Badger scored all three touchdowns as Wisconsin beat national power-house Minnesota 20-13. McGuire scored on the opening kickoff and closed the day by catching the game-winning touchdown pass with nine seconds to play.

September 26, 1936After taking over for Spears, Harry Stuhldreher, one of the famed “Four Horsemen” of Notre Dame, records a 24-7 victory over South Dakota State in his first game at the helm.

October 23, 1937Wisconsin enters its game against No. 3 Pittsburgh ranked in the top-20 for the first time in school history. The 16th-ranked Badgers fall 21-0 to Pitt and go 0-3-1 in their final four games of the 1937 season.

November 5, 1938Wisconsin notches its first-ever win vs. a nationally ranked oppo-nent, a 20-13 victory over No. 7 Northwestern.January 15, 1939Milt Gantenbein, Charles Goldenberg and Eddie Jankowski become the first former Badgers to play in the NFL’s Pro Bowl.

October 31, 1942The sixth-ranked Badgers earned their first win over a top-ranked opponent, beating No.1 Ohio State 17-7. The Buckeyes had to deal with the relentless Elroy “Crazylegs” Hirsch and Dave Schreiner who both went on to serve in WWII after the 1942 season.

November 20, 1943Wisconsin fell to Minnesota 25-13 in the final game featuring the Slab of Bacon trophy game. Minnesota head coach George Hauser refused to accept the trophy post game and it was replaced by Paul Bunyan’s Axe in 1948.

November 20, 1948Paul Bunyan’s Axe, emblematic of superiority in the Wisconsin-Minnesota series, is awarded for the first time to the Golden Gophers after a 16-0 win over the Badgers.

September 24, 1949Ivy Williamson earns his first vic-tory as head coach of the Badgers after defeating Marquette 41-0 in UW’s season opener.

October 6, 1951The Badgers play their first game on live television. UW falls 14-10 at eighth-ranked Illinois in a game that aired on NBC.

November 10, 1951The famous “Hard Rocks” defense recovered a fumble in the end zone, returned an interception for a touchdown and recorded a

safety to propel the Badgers past Ivy League opponent, Pennsylvania 16-7. Including extra points and field goals, the “Hard Rocks” outscored their opponents 58-53 during the 1951 season. UW’s defense would also lead the nation in both total (154.8 ypg) and scor-ing (6.6 ppg) defense.

October 11, 1952The Badgers play (and lose 23-14 to Ohio State) their only game ever as the nation’s No. 1-ranked team.

November 22, 1952With the 21-21 tie against rival Minnesota, the Badgers earned a share of the Big Ten title and advanced to their first Rose Bowl.

January 1, 1953The Badgers play in their first-ever bowl game and lose a 7-0 decision to fifth-ranked USC in the Rose Bowl in front of 101,500 fans at the Coliseum. The UW finished the season ranked 10th in the nation and made its only Rose Bowl appearance during the Ivy Williamson era.

November 20, 19541954 Heisman Trophy winner, Alan Ameche, was carried off the field after his final home game on senior day, as the Badgers downed Minnesota 27-0. Clarence Bratt set a Big Ten record with four interceptions in the game, and as a team, the Badgers tallied a Big Ten-record six interceptions.

November 30, 1954After rushing for 624 yards and recording nine touchdowns during his senior season, Alan Ameche becomes the first Heisman Trophy winner in Wisconsin history.

September 29, 1956Milt Bruhn earns his only victory of the season in his head coach-ing debut as the UW defeats Marquette 41-0 at Camp Randall Stadium.

October 17, 1959By beating the Hawkeyes 25-16, Wisconsin started their march towards their first outright Big Ten title and to the 1960 Rose Bowl. The win was also coach Milt

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Bruhn’s first victory over Iowa while at the helm of the Badgers.

November 21, 1959Wisconsin defeats Minnesota, 11-7, in its regular-season finale, clinching its seventh Big Ten title and its second trip to the Rose Bowl.

January 1, 1960UW falls to No. 8 Washington 44-8 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif.

September 29, 1962Wisconsin opens the season with a 69-13 win at home over New Mexico State. The 69 points are a then-modern-era school record that stood until 2010.

November 10, 1962The heralded matchup between Wisconsin’s QB, Ron Vander Kelen and WR, Pat Richter against Northwestern’s QB, Tom Meyers and WR, Paul Flatley was over soon into the second half. Wisconsin scored 21 points early in the third to seal the game and upset the top-ranked Wildcats 37-6.

November 24, 1962Wisconsin ends its season with a 14-9 win over No. 5 Minnesota, clinching its eighth Big Ten title.

January 1, 1963Second-ranked Wisconsin loses to No. 1 Southern California, 42-37, in the Rose Bowl in what is considered one of the greatest bowl games of the 20th century. The Badgers score 23 points in the fourth quarter of a thrilling comeback attempt led by Ron Vander Kelen and Pat Richter. Richter set a Rose Bowl record tallying 11 catches for 163 yards and would go on to be drafted by the Washington Redskins in the first round of the 1963 NFL Draft. Vander Kelen threw for a Rose Bowl and Wisconsin record 401 yards. The 79 combined points were a Rose Bowl record that stood for 28 years.

November 19, 1966Head coach Milt Bruhn wins his final game as coach, beating Minnesota 7-6, after resigning the Monday before. Bruhn ended

his career with a 52-45-6 record, including two Big Ten titles. The Badgers wouldn’t win another game over their next 23 tries, spanning more than two seasons.

January 15, 1967Ken Bowman becomes the first former Badger to play in the Super Bowl. He plays for the Green Bay Packers in the first Super Bowl.

September 23, 1967John Coatta begins his UW head coaching career and a winless season by dropping a 17-0 deci-sion to Washington in the Badgers’ opening game.

September 20, 1969Badger RB Alan “A Train” Thompson rushes for a then-school-record 220 yards on 33 carries in his collegiate debut against No. 6 Oklahoma. Despite Thompson’s career game, the UW fell 48-21.

October 11, 1969The 23-17 win against Iowa marked the first Wisconsin victory in the last 23 games. Head coach John Coatta notched his first win at the helm after suffering two winless seasons entering the 1969 campaign. The rushed the field and carried Coatta off on their shoulders.

September 19, 1970The John Jardine era begins with a 21-7 loss to Oklahoma in the sea-son opener. Jardine would record his first win at UW two weeks later, as the Badgers defeated No. 16 Penn State, 29-16, at home.

October 16, 1971The “Dance Revolution” was at its peak as Rufus “Roadrunner” Ferguson led the team in rushing with 1,222 yards in 1971. The 31-28 win over Michigan State was the first for Wisconsin in 10 years. Ferguson rushed for 83 yards on 13 carries in the first half alone, finishing with a team-high 117 yards on 25 carries and while also recording a touchdown.

September 21, 1974This win was head coach John Jardine’s biggest by far as it was part of Jardine’s only winning season at the helm of the Badgers.

The 21-20 upset of fourth-ranked Nebraska was one of the biggest wins in school history. Badger receiver, Jeff Mack, scored the game-winning 77-yard touchdown with 3:29 left.

November 23, 1974Wisconsin running back Billy Marek notched his third-straight game with more than 200 yards as he tallied 304 yards to go along with five touchdowns in the 49-14 win over Minnesota. Cornerback Ken Simmons forced one fumble, recovered two and intercepted Gopher quarterback and former coach of the Super Bowl Champion Indianapolis Colts, Tony Dungy.

November 5, 1977Linebacker Dave Crossen sets the Wisconsin record for tackles in a game with 28 against Purdue.

September 16, 1978Dave McClain opens his tenure as UW’s head coach at home with a 7-6 win over Richmond.

September 30, 1978A monumental performance from third-string quarterback Mike Kalasmiki guided the Badgers, as Wisconsin defeated Oregon 22-19. Kalasmiki came into the game after second-stringer, Charles Green, who replaced injured John Josten early in the first quarter, wasn’t able to produce any offense. Kalasmiki directed a 22-point run in the final 10:29 to mark one of the most memorable comebacks in UW history.

September 12, 1981The unranked Badgers toppled No. 1 Michigan, 21-14, in the season opener after losing four straight match-ups with the Wolverines by a combined total of 176-0. After winning the first game of the year, the Badgers finished 7-5, losing to Tennessee in the Garden State Bowl.

December 13, 1981Playing in their first bowl game since 1963, the Badgers drop a 28-21 decision to Tennessee in the Garden State Bowl in East Rutherford, NJ.

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October 9, 1982The Badgers defeat Ohio State, 6-0, for their first victory in Columbus since 1918. Wisconsin is the last team to hold the Buckeyes scoreless in the last three decades.

October 23, 1982The heralded “bounce pass play” saw QB Randy Wright throw a lateral bounce pass to receiver Al Toon behind the line of scrimmage who then pump faked and found a wide-open tight end, Jeff Nault, for the touchdown. Despite the infamous call made by famous Wisconsin head coach Dave McClain, the Badgers fell to Illinois, 29-28, at Camp Randall Stadium on a last-second field goal.

December 11, 1982Wisconsin wins a bowl game for the first time in school history with a 14-3 victory over Kansas State at the Independence Bowl in Shreveport, LA. Badger QB Randy Wright is named the game’s MVP after throwing a pair of touchdown passes, including an 87-yarder to Tim Stracka.

November 12, 1983Al Toon sets a then-school record with 252 receiving yards in a 42-38 victory at Purdue. The record was later broken by Lee Evans on Nov. 15, 2003, against Michigan State as Evans tallied 258 receiving yards.

September 15, 1984After getting down 28-7 to Missouri in the third quarter, the Badgers made a furious late-game comeback, beating the Tigers 35-34 in what is still UW’s biggest comeback in school his-tory. Badger CB Richard Johnson blocked two punts, the first result-ing in a TD and UW scored 28 fourth-quarter points to record the victory in what is known as one of the forgotten classics.

October 27, 1984The Badgers upset the sixth-ranked Buckeyes, 16-14, behind the stellar play of RB Marck Harrison and LB Craig Raddatz. Harrison rushed for 203 yards while Raddatz recorded two inter-ceptions and 11 tackles.

April 30, 1985Three Badgers — Al Toon (N.Y. Jets), Richard Johnson (Houston Oilers) and Darryl Sims (Pittsburgh Steelers) — are selected in the first round of the NFL Draft. It is the most first-rounders ever for Wisconsin.

September 6, 1986Jim Hiles coaches in his first game at UW, as the Badgers fall to Hawai’i, 20-17. Hiles would record his first win at UW a week later in a 35-20 win over Northern Illinois in Wisconsin’s home opener.

October 4, 1986Michigan defeats the Badgers, 34-17, in the first night game ever played at Camp Randall Stadium.

September 12, 1987Don Morton’s three-year tenure as UW’s head coach begins with a 28-7 win over Hawai’i in the season opener at Camp Randall Stadium.

January 2, 1990Barry Alvarez the former defen-sive coordinator at Notre Dame, is named the 27th head coach in Wisconsin history, uttering the famous words, “They better get season tickets now because before long they probably won’t be able to.”

September 8, 1990Alvarez secures his first victory in a 24-7 win over Ball State at Camp Randall Stadium. It was UW’s only victory that season.

October 3, 1992The Badgers beat No. 12 Ohio State, 20-16, earning their first win over a ranked opponent in seven years as well as their first confer-ence opening win in 11 years. After trailing 10-3 at the half, the Badgers mount a comeback behind solid performances from RB Brent Moss who rushed for 89 yards and two TDs and QB Darrell Bevell who completed 18-of-30 passes and threw for 218 yards.

November 6, 1993One week after the tragic stam-pede of the student section at Camp Randall, the Badgers welcomed No. 3 Ohio State to Madison. The Buckeyes were undefeated on the season and

had a 14-game regular season unbeaten streak dating back to the previous year. OSU blocked Rick Schnetzky’s game-winning field goal as time expired to end the game in a 14-14 tie. The Badgers and Buckeyes went on to share the Big Ten title that season.

December 4, 1993Wisconsin clinches its first Big Ten title in 31 years with a 41-20 nationally televised win over Michigan State in Tokyo during the 19th annual Coca-Cola Classic. Badger RB Brent Moss carried the ball 28 times for 149 yards and two TDs, while QB Darrell Bevell went 14-for-19 and threw a TD pass in the win.

January 1, 1994The Badgers win the Rose Bowl for the first time in school history. Wisconsin forces six turnovers in its 21-16 triumph over UCLA. Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year Brent Moss earned MVP honors after rushing for 156 yards. UW forced the Bruins to turn the ball over on four of their first five possessions of the second half en route to the win.

January 2, 1995Badger senior Terrell Fletcher rushed for a Hall of Fame Bowl-record 241 yards as Wisconsin won its second January bowl game in as many years with a 35-20 tri-umph over Duke.

November 11, 1995John Hall boots the longest mod-ern-era field goal in school history with a 60-yarder in a 34-27 win at Minnesota.

September 7, 1996Freshman RB Ron Dayne makes his Badger debut as he rushes for 53 yards on eight carries and scores his first career TD in UW’s 24-3 win over Eastern Michigan.

September 28, 1996Ron Dayne explodes for 129 yards on 24 carries, including two TDs, as the freshman records his first 100-yard game as a Badger. UW falls to undefeated Penn State, 23-20.

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November 30, 1996Freshman Ron Dayne rushes for a school-record 339 yards in a 59-10 Wisconsin victory at Hawaii.

December 27, 1996Freshman Ron Dayne rushes for 246 yards and three TDs as the Badgers defeat Utah 38-10 in the Copper Bowl in Tucson, Ariz. Dayne finished the season with 2,109 yards on 325 carries, while scoring 21 TDs. He set the record for freshman national rushing yards in a season and also broke the Big Ten rushing record. Following the season, Dayne was named an A.P. Third-Team All-American, first-team freshman All-American, All-Big Ten First Team and the Big Ten co-Freshman of the Year.

October 10, 1998House of Pain’s “Jump Around” made its debut between the third and fourth quarters of the night game, as CB Jamar Fletcher intercepts a Drew Brees pass and returns it for the go-ahead score in a 31-24 Homecoming win over Purdue. Dayne carried the ball 33 times for 127 yards to pace the Badgers. Brees set an NCAA mark with 83 pass attempts and tied the completion mark of 55 while amassing 494 yards through the air.

November 21, 1998Entering the game, the Badgers needed Ohio State to beat Michigan as well as win their own game against Penn State to win the Big Ten. Late in the first quarter, the OSU/Michigan game result was shown on the Camp Randall Stadium scoreboard, giving new life to the Badgers as they had a chance to win the Big Ten after a three-way tie with OSU and Michigan. The Badgers turned it on during the second quarter to put the game out of reach, beat-ing Penn State 24-3 and went on to earn their fifth Rose Bowl appearance.

January 1, 1999Wisconsin defeated sixth-ranked UCLA, 38-31, to win the 85th Rose Bowl in front of 83,872 fans, its second Rose Bowl champion-ship in school history. Ron Dayne rushed for 246 yards and four TDs

in the win in Pasadena. The vic-tory marked the 11th win for the 1998 Badgers, making them the first UW team to win 11 games in school history. UW also became one of two Big Ten schools (Michigan) to win multiple Rose Bowls during the 1990s.

October 9, 1999In one of the most emotional wins of the Alvarez era, the Badgers defeat Minnesota, 20-17, in Minneapolis in the UW’s first-ever overtime game. Vitaly Pisetsky boots the game-winning field goal as Alvarez follows the game from a hospital bed due to an ailing knee.

November 13, 1999The Badgers clinch the Big Ten title and a return trip to the Rose Bowl with a 41-3 victory over Iowa in Madison. Ron Dayne rushes for 216 yards and, in the process, becomes college football’s career rushing leader on a 31-yard carry in the second quarter.

December 11, 1999Ron Dayne becomes Wisconsin’s second Heisman Trophy winner. Dayne blew away competition, both on and off the field, garnering 2,042 points and 586 first-place votes among 922 Heisman ballots. He rushed for 2,034 yards on 337 carries during the 1999 season, while tallying 20 TDs.

January 1, 2000Wisconsin defeats Stanford, 17-9, to win its second consecutive Rose Bowl, becoming the first team in Big Ten history to do so. Ron Dayne capped his collegiate career by rushing for 200 yards and earn-ing his second consecutive Rose Bowl MVP Award.

September 9, 2000After recording only 24 yards on the ground and trailing 6-0 at the half, the Badgers responded with a huge second half, coming from behind to beat the Oregon Ducks, 27-23, at Camp Randall Stadium. Michael Bennett had 258 of his 290 rushing yards in the second half, while cornerback Jamar Fletcher had three interceptions and free safety Jason Doering had 18 tackles.

September 30, 2000Michigan edges the Badgers 13-10 before 111,341 fans at Michigan Stadium. It is the then-largest ever to see the Badgers play football.

December 29, 2000The Badgers edge the UCLA Bruins, 21-20, in comeback fashion during the 2000 Sun Bowl in El Paso, Texas. After falling behind 20-7 in the third quarter, QB Brooks Bollinger found Lee Evans for a three-yard score and Michael Bennett’s six-yard TD run gave the Badgers the one-point lead and eventually the victory.

September 15, 2001Following the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon that shook the world, the University of Wisconsin choose to push back its final nonconference game of the 2001 season against Western Kentucky. The two teams met on Sept. 29 during UW’s originally scheduled bye week.

October 27, 2001WR Lee Evans registers a then-Camp Randall Stadium-record 228 yards receiving in a 42-28 loss to Michigan State

August 23, 2002 In the earliest season-opener in school history, the Badgers came from behind to defeat Fresno State, 23-21, on the strength of a Mike Allen 34-yard field goal with 2:05 left in the fourth quarter. Sophomore RB Anthony Davis ran for 184 yards while fullback Matt Bernstein scored on a pair of short TD runs in his Badger debut.

November 23, 2002Wisconsin becomes bowl eligible and wins back the Paul Bunyan Axe as Anthony Davis rushes for 301 yards and five touchdowns in a regular-season ending 49-31 win at home over Minnesota. Davis becomes only the third Badger to rush for more than 300 yards in a game. Walk-on sophomore Jim Leonhard records two intercep-tions, breaking the school record for picks in a season (11).

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Alvarez era with a 31-28 OT victory over 14th-ranked Colorado at the Alamo Bowl in San Antonio. QB Brooks Bollinger and LB Jeff Mack share MVP honors as Bollinger throws for 163 yards and 2 TDs, scoring one of his own to force the game into OT. Mike Allen’s 37-yard field goal seals the victory for the Badgers, as UW overcame four turnovers to earn its fourth straight bowl victory.

September 6, 2003Wisconsin becomes the first team in Big Ten history to have a 200-yard rusher and 200-yard receiver in the same game. Anthony Davis rushes for 247 yards and Lee Evans records 214 receiving yards in a 48-31 win over Akron. Evans (258) and RB Dwayne Smith (207) repeat the feat against Michigan State later in the season.

October 11, 2003Backup quarterback Matt Schabert connects with Lee Evans for a 79-yard touchdown strike to upset third-ranked Ohio State 17-10. The Buckeyes had arrived at Camp Randall with a 19-game win streak and, after Jim Sorgi left the game, Schabert stole the show by hitting Evans for the winning score.

November 15, 2003WR Lee Evans breaks Wisconsin records for receiving yards (258) and touchdowns (five) as the Badgers rout 21st-ranked Michigan State, 56-21, in Madison.

September 4, 2004Barry Alvarez becomes the 10th coach in Big Ten history to win 100 games at one conference institution as the Badgers defeat UCF, 34-6, in their season opener.

October 16, 2004No. 10 Wisconsin stuns No. 5 Purdue in a 20-17 win in West Lafayette. With Purdue holding a three-point lead with less than three minutes to play, QB Kyle Orton dove for a first down, but was met by safety Robert Brooks and CB Scott Starks. After forcing the fum-ble and recovering the ball, Starks returned it for the score, capping the unforgettable comeback win. Wisconsin improved to 7-0 on the season for the first time since 1912.

November 7, 2004Wisconsin is ranked No. 4 nation-ally by the Associated Press after improving to 9-0. It is UW’s highest national ranking since 2000.

July 28, 2005Barry Alvarez announces that he will step down as head coach of the Badgers at the conclusion of the 2005 season. Alvarez, also UW’s Director of Athletics, announces that defensive coordinator Bret Bielema will take over as head coach.

September 24, 2005Wisconsin sneaks past No. 14 Michigan, 23-20, at Camp Randall Stadium following QB John Stocco’s four-yard TD run with 24 seconds left in the game. RB Brian Calhoun rushed for 155 yards on 35 carries while also recording a TD. The win snapped Michigan’s 23-game win streak in Big Ten openers, while allowing UW to tie its modern-day mark by tallying its ninth-straight home win.

October 15, 2005In a game that saw John Stocco throw for 235 yards and a TD and WR Brandon Williams record seven receptions for 121 yards, it was the defense that sealed the deal in a 38-34 win over No. 22 Minnesota at The Metrodome. Jonathan Casillas blocked a punt and Ben Strickland recovered it in the end zone with 30 seconds left to complete a stunning 10-point fourth quarter rally and lift No. 23 Wisconsin to the victory.

January 2, 2006Wisconsin pulls off a stunning 24-10 upset of eighth-ranked Auburn in the Capital One Bowl. It is the final game of the Barry Alvarez era. Brian Calhoun rushed for 213 yards, while Stocco passed for 301 yards. Brandon Williams led all receivers with six catches for 173 yards and a TD as the 10.5-point underdogs pulled out the victory. Alvarez finished his career 8-3 in bowl games, and at the time, was second among all coaches in bowl game winning percentages (.727).

September 2, 2006The Bret Bielema coaching era at Wisconsin begins with a 35-14

victory over Bowling Green at Cleveland Browns Stadium.

November 21, 2006Bret Bielema is named the Dave McClain Big Ten Coach of the Year. He guided UW to an 11-1 regular-season record, including a 7-1 Big Ten mark.

December 7, 2006Offensive tackle Joe Thomas becomes Wisconsin’s first winner of the Outland Trophy as the nation’s top interior lineman.

January 2, 2007The Badgers top 12th-ranked Arkansas, 17-14, to win the Capital One Bowl for the second consecu-tive year. QB John Stocco threw for 206 yards and two first half TDs while tight-end Travis Beckum recorded five receptions for 82 yards and a score. The victory gave UW 12 wins in a season for the first time in school history.

April 28, 2007OT Joe Thomas becomes the high-est drafted Badger (No. 3 overall to the Cleveland Browns) since Alan Ameche in 1955. Thomas would go on to start in the Pro Bowl as a rookie.

September 6, 2008The Badgers defeat Marshall 51-14 to win their 16th-straight home game at Camp Randall, the second-longest streak in school history.

November 23, 2009Running back John Clay is named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year and linebacker Chris Borland is named Big Ten Freshman of the Year. Clay became the third Badger to garner the award (Brent Moss: 1993; Ron Dayne: 1999) after rush-ing for 1,517 yards and tallying 18 TDs. Borland earned Freshman of the Year honors after recording 54 tackles, including 10.5 for a loss and posting five sacks and one interception.

December 29, 2009Behind a 121-yard, two-TD effort from Big Ten Player of the Year John Clay, UW defeats No. 14 Miami, 20-14, in the Champs Sports Bowl to win its 10th game of the season. The UW tight ends hurt Miami all game as Lance Kendricks

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and Garrett Graham had a combined 13 catches for 205 yards. It was the Badgers first 10-win season since 2006.

October 16, 2010David Gilreath returns the opening kickoff for a touchdown and the Badgers score the first 21 points of the game en route to a 31-18 win over No. 1 Ohio State, the team’s first win over a top-ranked team since 1981.

November 13, 2010UW defeats Indiana, 83-20, setting a modern-era school record for points in a game and tying a Big Ten record for points in a conference game.

November 20, 2010Montee Ball and James White combine for 354 rushing yards and six touchdowns as UW wins at Michigan for the first time since 1994, 48-28. In the second half, Wisconsin ran the ball on all but one of its 28 offensive plays. The game was played in front of 112,276 fans, the largest to ever see the Badgers play.

November 27, 2010The Badgers win a share of their first Big Ten title since 1999 and score 70 points for the third time on the season, downing Northwestern, 70-23. Before this season, UW had scored 70 points in a game six times, the last coming in 1915.

December 9, 2010Gabe Carimi wins the Outland Trophy, given to the nation’s top interior lineman. It’s one of three major awards won by a UW football player for the 2010 season as Scott Tolzien wins the Unitas Golden Arm Award and J.J. Watt takes home the Lott IMPACT Trophy.

January 1, 2011Wisconsin makes its seventh Rose Bowl appearance in team history, falling to TCU 21-19. Trailing by eight, UW scores a TD late in the fourth quarter but can’t convert on the game-tying two-point conver-sion.

June 27, 2011QB Russell Wilson announces his decision to transfer to Wisconsin after graduating from NC State in

three years. Wilson, who was draft-ed by the Colorado Rockies in 2011 and was an infielder for Asheville in the Class-A South Atlantic League, chose UW over Auburn.

October 1, 2011In Nebraska’s inaugural game as a member of the Big Ten, the Badgers welcomed the Huskers with a 48-17 trouncing in front of a prime-time national TV audience. UW scored 20 points alone in the second quar-ter and did not allow a TD from Nebraska following halftime. Russell Wilson threw for 255 yards and two TDs, while Montee Ball ran for 151 yards and tallied four TDs.

November 26, 2011UW beat Penn State, 45-7, to cap-ture the inaugural Leaders Division title and earn a spot in the first-ever Big Ten title game. The Badgers held the Nittany Lions to 233 yards of total offense while Montee Ball rushed for 156 yards and four TDs.

December 3, 2011Wisconsin defeats Michigan State, 42-39, in the inaugural Big Ten Football Championship game held in Indianapolis, Ind. The win earned UW its second straight Big Ten title, first outright since 1999, and a return trip to the Rose Bowl.

December 5, 2011RB Montee Ball becomes the third Badger to be named a finalist for the Heisman trophy. He ends up tying Barry Sanders for the most single-season TDs (34) in NCAA his-tory and leads the nation in rushing (307 attempts, 1,954 yards).

January 2, 2012Wisconsin makes its second straight Rose Bowl appearance, falling to Oregon 45-38. UW ends the season averaging a school-record 44.1 points per game. QB Russell Wilson sets an NCAA record for single-season pass efficiency (191.8).

October 20, 2012Wisconsin extends it home winning streak to 21 games with a 38-13 win over Minnesota. The victory marks the Badgers’ ninth-straight over the Gophers in the battle for Paul Bunyan’s Axe.

December 1, 2012The Badgers win their third-straight Big Ten championship with a 70-31 victory over Nebraska in Indianapolis. For the first time in school history, the Badgers have two 200-yard rushers, Melvin Gordon (216) and Montee Ball (202). UW finishes with the fourth-highest rushing total in school history (539) and ties a conference championship game scoring record.

December 4, 2012Bret Bielema announces his res-ignation, leaving UW after seven seasons to become the head coach at Arkansas.

December 6, 2012Barry Alvarez announces that he will coach the Badgers in the 2013 Rose Bowl Game.

December 11, 2012Montee Ball is named a first-team All-American by the Associated Press for the second-consecutive season. Ball is the second UW play-er to earn multiple first-team All-America honors from the AP, joining College Football Hall of Famer Dave Schreiner (1941, 42) and becomes the first Badger to twice be named consensus first-team All-America.

December 20, 2012Gary Andersen is introduced as the 29th head coach in Wisconsin football history. Andersen spent the previous four seasons as the head coach at Utah State, leading the Aggies to a 26-24 record.

January 1, 2013Wisconsin makes its third-straight Rose Bowl appearance, falling to Stanford 20-14. Montee Ball scores his 83rd career touchdown on an 11-yard run in the second quarter, making him the first player in the game’s 99-year history to score TDs in three different Rose Bowls and the first to rush for 100 yards three times in The Granddaddy of Them All.

August 31, 2013The Badgers open the 125th season of Wisconsin football by making Gary Andersen a winner his debut as Wisconsin’s head coach in a 45-0 win over UMass at Camp Randall Stadium.

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September 20, 2014Behind 253 rushing yards and a school record-tying five touchdowns from Melvin Gordon, the Badgers set single-game UW records with 644 rushing yards and 756 total yards in a 68-17 win over Bowling Green at Camp Randall Stadium.

November 15, 2014In only three quarters and on just 25 carries, RB Melvin Gordon breaks the FBS single-game record by rushing for 408 yards in a 59-24 win over No. 11 Nebraska at Camp Randall Stadium. Gordon’s mark topped the 15-year-old record of 406 set by TCU’s LaDainian Tomlinson in 1999. Gordon aver-aged 16.3 yards per carry and scored four touchdowns in the game.

November 29, 2014The 14th-ranked Badgers battle back from a 17-3 second quarter deficit to down No. 22 Minnesota in a 34-24 win that secures the inaugural Big Ten West Division championship and gives UW its 11th-straight win over the Golden Gophers in the battle for Paul Bunyan’s Axe.

December 11, 2014Junior RB Melvin Gordon is named winner of the Doak Walker Award as the nation’s best running back at the ESPN College Football Awards Show at Walt Disney World. Gordon goes on to finish runner-up for the Heisman Trophy two days later in New York City and finishes the season with 2,587 rushing yards, second-most in FBS history.

December 17, 2014Paul Chryst, a former Badgers player and assistant coach, is intro-duced as the 30th head coach in Wisconsin football history following a three-year stint as head coach at Pittsburgh.

January 1, 2015With interim coach Barry Alvarez looking on in overtime, freshman K Rafael Gaglianone boots a game-winning 25-yard field goal and Auburn misses its chance to tie, lifting No. 17 Wisconsin to a 34-31 win over No. 19 Auburn in the Outback Bowl in Tampa, Fla. Melvin Gordon takes MVP honors, rushing for an Outback Bowl-record 251

yards and three touchdowns in his final game at Wisconsin.

December 30, 2015Rafael Gaglianone’s go-ahead 29-yard field goal with 2:27 to play and junior CB Sojourn Shelton’s interception on USC’s ensuing pos-session allow the Badgers to rally for a 23-21 win over the Trojans in the Holiday Bowl in San Diego. Senior QB Joel Stave claims Offensive MVP honors and becomes UW’s all-time winningest quarterback with his 31st career victory, while sopho-more Jack Cichy, who recorded sacks on three straight plays in the third quarter, is named Defensive MVP.

September 3, 2016Rafael Gaglianone hits a game-win-ning 47-yard field goal in the fourth quarter to secure a 16-14 win for Wisconsin over No. 5-ranked LSU in the inaugural Lambeau Field College Classic in Green Bay, Wis.

November 26, 2016Thanks in part to four interceptions by the UW defense, the Badgers erase a 17-7 deficit and rally past rival Minnesota for a 31-17 victory at Camp Randall Stadium to secure the Big Ten West Division title and a fourth apparance in the Big Ten Football Championship Game in six seasons. The win marks UW's 13th-consecutive triumph over Minnesota and ties the teams' all-time series for the first time since 1901.

January 2, 2017Wisconsin wins its third-consecutive bowl game by scoring a 24-16 vic-tory over No. 12 Western Michigan in the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic. Tight end Troy Fumagalli (offense) and linebacker T.J. Edwards (defense) are named the game's MVPs.

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Wisconsin Football GlossaryAmeche, Alan ‘The Horse’Born in Italy as Lino Dante Ameche, the future Heisman Trophy winner changed his name to Alan at age 16. Lino, in his mind, was not rugged enough. Widely respected for his strength as a youth, he won the light heavyweight Golden Gloves novice boxing championship of Kenosha by default. All of his rivals dropped out after learning Ameche had entered the tournament.

During his college recruitment, he was being heav-ily pressured to attend Notre Dame by Fred Miller, the philanthropic owner of Milwaukee’s Miller Brewing Co. Wisconsin partisans, however, threat-ened a boycott against the buying and consumption of Miller beer if Ameche attended Notre Dame. Under threat of boycott, Miller backed off and Ameche signed with Wisconsin.

In 1953, when rule changes made it necessary for him to be an all-purpose player, Ameche played defense with such ferocity that he ended up play-ing 55 minutes or more in each game, prompting a nickname, ‘The Iron Horse.’ Ameche, drafted by Baltimore, eventually turned down a lucrative offer to join the pro wrestling tour and signed with the Colts. He led the NFL in rushing his first season and was named Rookie of the Year.

Ameche died following heart surgery in 1988 at the age of 55.

Artificial TurfThe artificial turf at Camp Randall Stadium was first installed in 1968 when Wisconsin became the second school in the nation to install Tartan Turf. Designed by the 3M Company, the original turf cost $210,000 and was funded by the UW Parking and Transportation Board in exchange for permis-sion to convert practice fields on the north end of Camp Randall into a 500-car parking lot.

The initial surface turned black in some areas when the green fiber tips broke off, so 3M sprayed the field green for the 1969 season. Camp Randall Stadium’s playing surface was replaced prior to Wisconsin’s 1998 Big Ten championship season. At the same time, the school replaced the playing surface in the McClain Athletic Center, too.

During the summer of 2003, Wisconsin contracted with FieldTurf to install its product in Camp Randall Stadium and the McClain Center. The FieldTurf product is the playing surface of choice for a num-ber of major college and professional stadiums. The turf includes a sand and ground up rubber base that leads to excellent drainage in wet conditions and a soft, non-abrasive condition to cushion falls. Yardage numerals and hash marks are glued in, and the red endzone names and center Motion W were

manufactured according to UW color specs and added in the fall of 2004.

The field inside Camp Randall was replaced with new FieldTurf surface prior to the start of the 2012 season.

Badgers NicknameThe team’s nickname, “Badgers,” was borrowed from the state of Wisconsin. The territory was dubbed the ‘Badger State,’ not because of animals in the region, but rather an association with lead miners in the 1820s. Prospectors came to the state looking for minerals. Without shelter in the winter, the miners had to ‘live like badgers’ in tunnels bur-rowed into hillsides.

Bakken, JimJim Bakken, a former kicker with the St. Louis Cardinals, set a UW record with six field goal attempts vs. Minnesota in 1961. Bakken served as an administrator in the Badger athletic department before his retirement in 2003.

Band capsWhen a Badger team wins an athletic contest, members of the band turn their hats around and wear them backwards. The practice started in the 1920s to symbolize the band looking back at the victory in days when they marched out with the departing .

Bucky BadgerBadgers in various forms have been recognized as the school mascot for decades. The version cur-rently known as Bucky, sporting a cardinal and white letter sweater, was first drawn in 1940 by artist Art Evans. At that time, the badger went by names like Benny, Buddy, Bernie, Bobby and Bouncey. Art Lentz, the department’s publicity director, had the idea to bring the mascot to life.

The original badger mascot was too vicious to con-trol. On more than one occasion, the live badger escaped handlers before a sideline hero recaptured the animal with a flying tackle. It was decided in the interest of fan and player safety that Wisconsin’s mascot be retired to the Madison Zoo. The Badger Yearbook replaced the live badger with a small raccoon named Regdab (badger backwards) and passed it off as a ‘badger in a raccoon coat.’

In 1949, a student in the university’s art depart-ment, Connie Conrad, was commissioned to mold a paper-mache badger head. Gymnast and cheer-leader, Bill Sagal, of Plymouth, Wis., was directed by homecoming chair Bill Sachse, to wear the outfit at the homecoming game. A contest was staged to name the popular mascot. The winner was Buckingham U. Badger, or Bucky. The name appar-

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ently came from the lyrics in a song which encour-aged the football team to ‘buck right through that line.’

Bucky Badger has persevered through the years, even surviving a threat by then assistant attorney general, Howard Koop, in 1973. He suggested that Bucky be replaced by Henrietta Holstein, a loveable cow. Koop argued that ‘kids love cows. A genera-tion could grow up supporting the university and Henrietta Holstein.’ Koop’s effort to overthrow Bucky failed.

Bucky even survived a cameo appearance by former Sports Illustrated writer Rick Telander. In preparation for a book about the athletic depart-ment, Telander wore Bucky’s costume at a 1991 volleyball game. Telander overcame ‘terminal claus-trophobia’ in his appearance.

Bud SongAn integral part of any Wisconsin band perfor-mance is the playing of the Bud song. The tune is a spinoff of the song ‘You’ve Said It All,’ a jingle with words and music originally written by Steve Karmen for Budweiser beer commercials. Copyrighted by Sandlee Publishing Corporation in 1970, the song has become legendary at the University because of its polka-like rhythm. Band director Michael Leckrone said the song’s popular-ity got started at a 1975 hockey game. ‘The wanted to hear a polka,’ he said. ‘I didn’t have any polkas. We had, just by accident, this beer commercial in the tunes we play. I told the band if we substituted the word ‘Wisconsin’ for ‘Budweiser’ it would work.’

Leckrone said the song became a football tradi-tion after a 1978 come-from-behind victory over Oregon. “Wisconsin was behind by three touch-downs, and the was really dead. I played the song to get everyone pepped up. About 20 seconds after that, Wisconsin scored a TD. I played it again, and Wisconsin scored another touchdown. From then on, the band could never play enough ‘Bud,’” said Leckrone.

ColorsThe University of Wisconsin Athletic Department’s official colors are Cardinal and White. PMS 200 is the designated color of the cardinal.

Fifth QuarterThe Wisconsin band has become nationally famous for its post-game celebration called the Fifth Quarter. Win or lose, fans sing, dance and cheer with the band as they play traditional favorites, like ‘On, Wisconsin’ and the Bud song. Originally, the post-game concert was designed to give the fans something to listen to on their way out of the stadium, but it developed into a post-game party as the band built in audience participation activities.

Graduating Law StudentsAt the homecoming game, graduating law students throw canes over the crossbar of the goal post in a pre-game ceremony. If students catch their cane, legend claims they will win their first case. If the cane is dropped, the case will be lost. The custom originated at Harvard and came to the UW-Madison in 1910.

“Hard Rocks”The 1951 Wisconsin defense, known as the ‘Hard Rocks,’ led the country in total defense (154.8 per game) and was second in rushing defense (66.8). That defense allowed only 5.9 points per game and actually outscored the opponents 58-53 for the season. The defense was so terrorizing that the athletic department received a letter from one fan asking Wisconsin to ‘punt on first down’ so he could see more of the defensive platoon.

Eight of the nine seniors on the ‘Hard Rocks’ scored in their careers. The ninth, Bill Lane, came close. With Indiana backed up deep in its own territory for a punt, the seniors told Lane they would refrain from rushing in order to form a wedge, or ‘mea-tchopper,’ for him to run behind and score. Much to the seniors’ dismay, freshman Don Voss missed the call and blocked the punt.

After the season, the defensive platoon challenged the offense in a charity game with one interesting twist. The offensive team could have the ball all the time, since the defense felt it could outscore its opponents even without the ball.

Heartland TrophyThe hotly — and evenly — contested Wisconsin-Iowa football series was missing just one thing until 2004: a trophy for the annual winner. The Heartland Trophy is the statue of a bull that mea-sures 30 inches tall, 36 inches long and 18 inches deep. It was designed and produced by artist Frank Strub, a former Iowa football player living in Des Moines. “The trophy is a terrific opportunity to further showcase a great Midwestern college football rivalry,” said UW Director of Athletics Barry Alvarez. “Playing for the Heartland Trophy adds another dimension to what is already a highly anticipated competition for college football brag-ging rights.” A fake punt from Brad Nortman and a touchdown run from Montee Ball with just over a minute left gave the Badgers a 31-30 comeback victory at Iowa in 2010, giving UW possession of the Heartland Trophy for the first time since 2007. The win tied the all-time series up at 42-42-2.

Hirsch, Elroy “Crazylegs”Though he only played one season in Madison, Hirsch’s legacy grew through 18 years as athletic director and many more as a goodwill ambassador.

Hirsch was first tagged ‘Crazylegs’ on Sept. 26, 1942, after a 60-yard touchdown run vs. Notre Dame prompted a local writer to say, ‘His crazy legs

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were gyrating.’ After leaving Wisconsin, he starred for nine seasons with the Los Angeles Rams.

During those days in L.A., he kept busy by making three movies, including ‘Crazylegs, All-American’ in which he portrayed himself. After retiring as a player, he worked in the Rams’ front office before returning to Madison as athletic director from 1969-1987.

His No. 40, the number he wore at every stop in his football career but one, is retired at Wisconsin. Because of a mandatory league numbering sys-tem he wore No. 80 (double-40) for the Chicago Rockets, but had the No. 40 stitched on the inside of his jersey.

Hirsh passed away on Jan. 28, 2004 of natural causes. “There was never a more loved and admired ambassador for Badger Sports than Elroy Hirsch,” said Athletic Director Pat Richter. “He loved life, loved people, and loved the Badgers.”

Jump Around*Wisconsin’s 31-24 victory over Purdue on October 10, 1998, is memorable mostly for Boilermaker quarterback Drew Brees’s NCAA-record 83 passing attempts (and NCAA record-tying 55 completions) and freshman Jamar Fletcher’s 52-yard intercep-tion return for a touchdown in the third quarter that provided the winning margin. The game is memorable, however, for another reason: it was the beginning of “Jump Around.”

Kevin Kluender was in his second year as an assistant marketing director at Wisconsin that fall. Kluender’s job at Badger home games was to cue up music and to work in conjunction with public address man Mike Mahnke. That season marked the debut of the “student section race,” a mock competition run on the stadium scoreboard in which the letters representing the student sections at Camp Randall Stadium (K, L, M, N, O and P) raced against each other. The race, always run at the end of the third quarter, was usually followed by music that Kluender selected.

Ryan Sondrup, a former Badger football player and then volunteer in the athletic marketing office, had (along with some other Badgers) come up with a list of contemporary music to be played in the stadium during games. That evening Kluender chose “Jump Around,” a song released in 1992 by a group called House of Pain.

“I remember thinking maybe the students would get into it,” Kluender recalled. “I initially turned my back to the field while the song was playing, but I saw people in the press box pointing out to the field. I turned back around and it looked like pop-corn popping.” Indeed, the student section (which included Sondrup that night) had embraced the song by doing just what it said: jumping around. Since that game against Purdue, fans all over the

stadium have taken to jumping to the hip-hop tune. Kluender, however, is not completely comfortable with taking credit for introducing “Jump Around” to Camp Randall Stadium. “The song was already in our computer when I got to Wisconsin,” Kluender said. “I’m sure it had been played before. But that Purdue game was the first time we did it in the for-mat that we’ve maintained over the years.”

*The preceding is an excerpt from “Tales From The Wisconsin Badgers,” written by Justin Doherty and published in 2005 by Sports Publishing LLC of Champaign, Ill.

Marek, BillyThe three-time, first-team, all-Big Ten running back wasn’t recruited to play high school football because he had Osgood Schlatter disease (a knee ailment that affected teenagers) and didn’t play seventh/eighth grade football.

The 5-foot-8 Marek carried the ball only once as a freshman at the UW, then put together three consecutive 1,200-yard seasons. In danger of fall-ing shy of 1,000 yards in 1974 after missing nearly three full games with injuries, Marek rushed for 704 yards in the final three games, including 304 and five touchdowns in a 49-14 rout of Minnesota. His play earned him Sports Illustrated’s national offensive back of the week honors.

Marek was at the center of an April Fool’s Day joke played by Wisconsin State Journal columnist Tom Butler in 1975. Butler wrote a tongue-in-cheek piece about moving the Big Ten’s leading rusher to the defensive secondary for his senior season. The article ended with the phrase, ‘April Fools!’ Unfortunately, wire service reporters did not make it to the last line, and called head coach John Jardine’s house for confirmation. The AP eventually moved the story on its national wire for about a half-an-hour before the hoax was discovered.

Motion WWhen Barry Alvarez came to Madison, he decided that the helmet logo needed to be updated to sig-nal a new era in Wisconsin football. He entertained 15-20 different designs in 1990 before Rayovac artist Rick Suchanek developed the ‘Motion W,’ which included a tail at the back of the logo. Alvarez thought the tail was a bit much, but when it was removed, decided to go with it. The University bought the rights to the design, and the logo has been adopted by all other UW sports.

O’Dea, PatOne of several Wisconsin greats from the pre-modern era of college football is kicker Pat O’Dea. The Australian-born O’Dea came to Madison in 1896 to join his brother Andy, who was crew coach and football trainer. Known as the ‘Kangaroo Kicker,’ O’Dea brought a different style to the American game of football. He learned to play the Australian game where all punting and drop-kicking

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was done on the run. O’Dea drop-kicked a legend-ary 62-yard field goal vs. Northwestern during a heavy blizzard. After his playing days, he coached at Notre Dame and Missouri before moving to San Francisco. O’Dea, who essentially had disappeared, was thought to have joined an Australian contin-gent which travelled through the country. Press releases surmised that he ‘probably lies beneath an unmarked grave in France.’

The truth was, he had moved to California under the assumed name of Charles J. Mitchell, to escape the pressure of being a star ex-athlete. ‘Probably, I was wrong,’ he said in an interview with San Francisco sportswriter Bill Leiser after the 17-year exile. ‘I wanted to get away from my past. As Pat O’Dea, I seemed very much just an ex-football play-er. I was very happy as Charles Mitchell for awhile.’

“On, Wisconsin”The tune was originally composed in 1909 by Chicago’s William Purdy, and the words were written by Carl Beck. Purdy and Beck had been fraternity brothers at Hamilton College (Clinton, N.Y.) and were roommates in Chicago. Purdy was going to submit the song for a $100 prize that the University of Minnesota was offering for a new football song. When Beck heard the music, he offered to write words and suggested that Purdy offer it to Wisconsin, where Beck had once studied. The song was an instant hit on campus and spread throughout the world. It was especially popular with military bands.

Some 2,500 schools have adopted the music and changed the words to suit their needs. ‘On, Wisconsin’ was sung for the first time at the 1909 homecoming game vs. Minnesota.

The music was adapted by current Band Director Michael Leckrone in 1969. The original version had been played virtually unchanged since its inception. ‘I got a lot of flak for that,’ Leckrone said. ‘The old version was one you had to wait on. I wanted to generate immediate reaction, so I stepped it up a bit.’

On Wisconsin, On WisconsinPlunge right through that line,Run the ball clear down the field, boysTouchdown sure this timeOn Wisconsin, On WisconsinFight on for her fame,Fight, Fellows, Fight, Fight, FightWe’ll win this game!

Paul Bunyan's AxeThe most-played rivalry in Division I football con-tinues this fall when Wisconsin and Minnesota meet. The UW-UM series is the nation’s oldest and has been played continuously for since 1890 (except for 1906). The game has alternated sites between the university campuses since 1946. Much prestige was always associated with the

game, and the significance was emphasized with its place on the schedule. Between 1933 and 1982, the Wisconsin-Minnesota game was always the final regular-season contest for each school.

The series took an added twist in 1948 when more than state bragging rights were on the line. After a 16-0 setback that season, the Wisconsin let-termen’s group, the National ‘W’ Club, presented Minnesota with an axe wielded by Paul Bunyan. He was the mythical giant of Midwestern lumber camps. Each year since, the winner of the annual battle between the Big Ten rivals is presented with the axe, complete with scores inscribed on the handle, for display on its campus.

Slab of BaconThe Slab of Bacon trophy was the precursor to Paul Bunyan’s Axe as the prize in the Wisconsin-Minnesota football series. Apparently, the trophy was presented to the winning school by a sorority from the losing institution. The trophy was dis-continued in the 1940s and was discovered in a storage room at the UW Department of Athletics in 1994. It is currently housed in the football office at Wisconsin. ‘We took home the bacon,’ Coach Barry Alvarez said, ‘and kept it.’

SculpturesTwo of the most significant figures in Wisconsin football history are permanent fixtures in front (Gate 1) of Camp Randall Stadium. Life-size sculp-tures of former head coach and current Director of Athletics Barry Alvarez and former player and Director of Athletics Pat Richter stand as remind-ers to all Badger fans of the roles the pair had in turning UW Athletics around during the 1990s. The silicon bronze Alvarez sculpture is six feet, one inch tall and weighs approximately 300 pounds. The sculptor was Lou Cella of Timeless Creations, Inc., who created the piece at The Studio of Rotblatt Amrany in Highwood, Ill. The sculpture of Richter was done by Sean M. Bell, also at The Studio of Rotblatt Amrany.

“Varsity”The traditional arm-waving at the end of the song, ‘Varsity,’ was the 1934 brainstorm of band leader Ray Dvorak. He saw Pennsylvania students wave their caps after losing a game. Dvorak later instructed Wisconsin students to salute UW President Glenn Frank after each game.

Var-sity! Var-sity! U-rah-rah! Wisconsin!Praise to thee we singPraise to thee our Alma MaterU-rah-rah, Wisconsin!

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Camp Randall StadiumCamp Randall History

The centerpiece of Wisconsin athletics, Camp Randall Stadium has been at the heart of the uni-versity since 1917. Home to the Wisconsin Badger football team, the most recent renovation of the stadium was completed in 2005, offering the teams and fans a state of the art football experience.

Harboring the popular bowl shape structure, Camp Randall is one of the nation’s oldest and most historic stadiums. Camp Randall is the fourth-oldest stadium among NCAA Bowl Subdivision schools. Only Georgia Tech, Mississippi State and Cincinnati are older. In terms of capacity, the stadium is the 17th-largest in the nation and is the fourth-largest in the Big Ten.

Prior to its use as a football stadium, the land was used for the training of Wisconsin troops dur-ing wartime, and was named after Wisconsin’s first wartime governor, Alexander W. Randall.

In the early days of the state of Wisconsin, the 50-acre plot bounded by University Avenue, Breese Terrace, Monroe Street and North Randall was owned by the Wisconsin State Agricultural Society. State Fairs, races, and other community events were held where the present day stadium rests. After the Civil War began escalating, the society donated the land to the state to use as a training ground for troops. Soldiers first moved into the area on May 1, 1861.

In the matter of a year, more than 70,000 of the state’s troops were trained there at one time or another. In 1862, sick and wounded Confederate soldiers were held at Camp Randall and those that perished were laid to rest on Madison’s west side. The area known as “soldier’s rest” is the northern-most confederate cemetery in the United States.

In 1893 the land was going to be put up for sale for building lots, but the war veterans sounded their voice, and the state legislature purchased the land from a group of Madison business owners for $25,000. The land was immediately turned over to the university. The famous Memorial Arch was constructed in 1911 at the same price that the land was purchased for. The cannons that are still present today were mounted in 1913. During WWI and WWII troops were again stationed at the site for training before being sent abroad to defend the United States.

The local veteran’s group proceeded to write a petition to the Wisconsin Board of Regents in hopes to keep the “Camp Randall” title for the field. Their petition was granted and the site was first used for athletic events in 1894 as track and field events took place. The first football game was played at the site the following year.

For the first 20 years of use, the stadium was occupied with rented bleachers on the east and west sides that were able to hold around 3,000 people. There are reports that nearly 15,000 people

would regularly attend football games filling in the standing room surrounding the field.

Work began in 1915 after seven years of peti-tioning to the state legislature in order to receive the necessary funds to construct a permanent football stadium. The work was slow and immedi-ately fell behind schedule. While playing Minnesota during the fall of 1915, the east-side bleachers collapsed and injured hundreds of spectators. The accident caught the attention of the legislature and the new concrete seating was soon under construc-tion.

The first sec-tion of seating was built on the hill along Breese Terrace. The hill was used as the foundation for the bleacher section on the west side of the playing surface. The 40 rows of bleachers, seating close to 10,000 fans, were ready in time for the 1917 opener against Beloit. The stadium wasn’t officially dedicated until the homecom-ing game against Minnesota on November 3, 1917. The Badgers beat the Gophers 34-0 in front of a capac-ity of 10,000 fans.

Over the next seven years, the stadium gradu-ally removed the temporary wood-en bleachers and added concrete seats. In 1924, the capacity had reached 33,000 and there were now seats on all four sides of the field.

Over the next 15 years, more and more pieces were added as money became available. In 1940, more seating was installed and the seating capac-

OLDEST STADIUMSNation’s Oldest Bowl Subdivision Stadiums* 1. Georgia Tech – 1913 2. Mississippi St. – 1914 3. Cincinnati – 1916 4. Wisconsin – 1917 5. Oklahoma St. – 1920 6. Washington – 1920 7. Kansas – 1921 8. Stanford – 1921 9. Tennessee – 1921 10. Ohio St. – 1922

* On-campus facilities

CAPACITIESCamp Randall Stadium Capacities Over the Years1917 .............................10,0001921 .............................14,0001925 .............................29,7831926 .............................38,2931932 .............................32,7001937 .............................36,0001940 .............................45,0001951 .............................51,0001955 .............................52,7881958 .............................63,435 1966 .............................77,2801986 .............................77,2801987 .............................76,2931991 .............................77,7451998 .............................76,1292001 .............................76,6342005 .............................80,321

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ity had grown to 45,000 with the UW Field House enclosing the south end of the field.

An interesting use of the stadium in the 1940s was the inclusion of dormitories for stu-dents and military personnel. The Works Progress Administration, initiated by President Franklin Roosevelt to help pull the nation out of depression, constructed the dorms underneath the east bleach-ers. There was enough room for 150 men to live, as well as a rifle range and boxing and wrestling rooms.

The dorms were initially occupied by naval trainees and, after the war, the dorms were occu-pied by student veterans. The living quarters were named the Schreiner and Baumann houses in honor of two UW students that were killed in Okinawa during WWII. The dorms were closed in 1951 and converted into offices for the extension depart-ment and later became the home to the athletic and military departments.

In 1950, plans for adding an additional 10,000 seats began. At the cost of $569,000 the bleach-ers in the north end were to be raised to the same level as those in the west and east sides.

The project took over a year due to material shortages after the war and an extremely harsh winter. The seats were completed in 1951 and the stadium was now able to hold 55,000 people, but was still one of the smallest in the Big Ten.

After near capacity s over the next few sea-sons, the Board of Regents decided to lower the field and add 10,000 more seats. These new seats would eliminate the track and most of the new seats would be placed along the sidelines. By 1958, the $482,000 project was completed and the capacity had increased to 63,710.

The stadium proved adequate during the 1950s and early 1960s. In 1964, the regents decided to add more seating after a number of successful sea-sons had brought more and more people to the sta-dium. This time, the plan was to go up. The second deck along the west side was to be constructed with the addition of a press box (freeing up more seats in the bleachers). The project was completed in time for the 1965 season and brought the capac-ity up to 77,745.

Camp Randall remained virtually untouched for over 35 years until the most recent renovation began in 2001. The $109.5 million project was completed in 2005 raising the capacity to where it currently rests at 80,321.

Recent additions include the premium seating structure above the east side bleachers, the new Kellner Hall office building, the Athletic Operations Building, the football offices, the McGinnis Family Athletic Ticket Office, new visiting team lockers, the Camp Randall Media Room, and renovations and upgrades to the press box.

The new structure on the east side includes 72 suites, 337 club seats and 590 varsity indoor seats. The Communications Center built in 1965 is now remodeled and includes areas for media, game personnel and university department officials and was renamed the Evjue Communications Center after the recent renovation. Kellner Hall, which is

attached to the east bleachers and the UW Field House, is home to the Athletic Department and Ticket Office.

Since its inception, Camp Randall has seen three different playing surfaces. From 1917 to 1989, the surface was a natural grass playing field. In 1990, artificial turf was installed, and a comput-erized scoreboard was added in 1992. During the recent renovation two video replay scoreboards and a new sound system were installed. In 2004, the turf was replaced with a rubber composite sys-tem installed by FieldTurf. That field was replaced with a new FieldTurf surface prior to the 2012 season. Further renovations prior to the 2013 sea-son saw both scoreboards — above the north end zone and attached to Kellner Hall — replaced with larger, high-definition displays.

Camp Randall is one of college football’s most storied stadiums with a rich history of service and over 90 years of football. Camp Randall is not solely used by the Wisconsin football team.

Since 1982, all WIAA state football champion-ship games have been held at the stadium. Camp Randall has also played host to numerous outdoor concerts, the Drum Corps International, Green Bay Packers exhibition games and other large public events.

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The 25 Greatest Moments in Camp Randall History(Used with permission from KCI Sports Ventures, LLC, which published a book of the same name written by Mike Lucas in 2005)

25. Oct. 27, 1984 • Wisconsin 16, Ohio St. 14The Badgers upset the sixth-ranked Buckeyes behind the stellar play of RB Marck Harrison and LB Craig Raddatz. Harrison rushed for 203 yards while Raddatz recorded two interceptions and 11 tackles.

24. Nov. 12, 1932 • Wisconsin 20, Minnesota 13The man of many positions, Walter Francis “Mickey Himself” McGuire, in his final home game as a Badger scored all three touchdowns as Wisconsin beat national powerhouse Minnesota. McGuire scored on the opening kickoff and closed the day by catching the game-winning touchdown pass with nine seconds to play.

23. Oct. 3, 1970 • Wisconsin 29, Penn State 16Coach John Jardine earned his first win as a Badger, beating No. 17 Penn State prior to their joining the Big Ten along with hall-of-fame coach Joe Paterno in a non-conference battle.

22. Nov. 22, 1952 • Wisconsin 21, Minnesota 21With the tie against rival Minnesota, the Badgers earned a share of the Big Ten title and advanced to their first Rose Bowl appearance. The Badgers then fell 7-0 to USC on New Year’s Day.

21. Oct. 3, 1992 • Wisconsin 20, Ohio St. 16The Badgers beat No. 12 Ohio St. earning their first win over a ranked opponent in seven years as well as their first conference opening win in 11 years.

20. Oct. 17, 1959 • Wisconsin 25, Iowa 16By beating the Hawkeyes, Wisconsin started their march towards their first out-right Big Ten title and to the 1960 Rose Bowl. The win was also coach Milt Bruhn’s first at the helm of the Badgers.

19. Oct. 16, 1971 • Wisconsin 31, Michigan St. 28The “Dance Revolution” was at its peak as Rufus “Roadrunner” Ferguson led the team in rushing with 1,222 yards in 1971. The win over Michigan State was the first for Wisconsin in 10 years.

18. Nov. 23, 2002 • Wisconsin 49, Minnesota 31Wisconsin became bowl eligible and earned back the rights to the Paul Bunyan Axe with the win. Anthony Davis, who rushed for 301 yards and five TD’s, became only the third Badger to rush for more than 300 yards in a game. Walk-on sopho-more, Jim Leonhard, had two interceptions break-ing the school record for picks in a season (11).

17. Sept. 30, 1978 • Wisconsin 22, Oregon 19Third-string quarterback, Mike Kalasmiki came into the game after second-stringer, Charles Green, wasn’t able to produce any offense who replaced injured John Josten early in the first quarter. Kalasmiki directed a 22-point run in the final 10:29 to mark one of the most memorable comebacks in UW history.

16. Nov. 10, 1951 • Wisconsin 16, Pennsylvania 7The famous “Hard Rocks” defense recovered a fumble in the end zone, returned an intercep-tion for a touchdown and recorded a safety to propel the Badgers past Ivy League opponent, Pennsylvania. Including extra points and field goals, the “Hard Rocks” outscored their opponents 58-53 during the 1951 season.

15. Sept. 9, 2000 • Wisconsin 27, Oregon 23After recording only 24 yards on the ground and trailing 6-0 at the half, the Badgers responded with a huge second half coming from behind to beat the Oregon Ducks. Michael Bennett had 258 of his 290 rushing yards in the second half, while cornerback, Jamar Fletcher, had three interceptions and free safety, Jason Doering, had 18 tackles.

14. Nov. 23, 1974 • Wisconsin 49, Minnesota 14Wisconsin running back Billy Marek notched his third-straight game with over 200 yards as he tal-lied 304 yards to go along with five touchdowns in the win. Cornerback Ken Simmons forced one fum-ble, recovered two and intercepted former Gopher quarterback and current coach of the Super Bowl Champion Indianapolis Colts, Tony Dungy.

13. Nov. 6, 1993 • Wisconsin 14, Ohio St. 14One week after the tragic stampede of the student section at Camp Randall, the Badgers welcomed No. 3 Ohio State to Madison. The Buckeyes were undefeated on the season and had a 14-game regu-lar season unbeaten streak dating back to the pre-vious year. The Buckeyes blocked Rick Schnetzky’s game-winning field goal as time expired to end the game in a tie. The Badgers and Buckeyes went on to share the Big Ten title that season, and Wisconsin proceeded to beat UCLA in the Rose Bowl.

12. Nov. 19, 1966 • Wisconsin 7, Minnesota 6Head coach Milt Bruhn won his final game as coach after resigning the Monday before. Bruhn ended his career with a 52-45-6 record including two Big Ten titles. The Badgers didn’t win another game over their next 23 tries, spanning more than two seasons.

11. Oct. 10, 1998 • Wisconsin 31, Purdue 24House of Pain’s “Jump Around” made its debut between the third and fourth quarters of the night game against the Boilermakers on Homecoming. Purdue quarterback, Drew Brees, set an NCAA

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mark with 83 pass attempts and tied the comple-tion mark of 55 while amassing 494 yards through the air.

10. Oct. 23, 1982 • Wisconsin 28, Illinois 29The only loss in the countdown was overshadowed by the trick play called by famous Wisconsin coach, Dave McClain. QB Randy Wright threw a lateral bounce pass to receiver Al Toon behind the line of scrimmage who then pump faked and found a wide-open tight end, Jeff Nault, for the touchdown.

9. Nov. 20, 1954 • Wisconsin 27, Minnesota 01954 Heisman Trophy winner, Alan Ameche, was carried off the field after his final home game as a Badger on senior day. Clarence Bratt set a Big Ten record with four interceptions in the game, and as a team, the Badgers tallied a Big Ten record six interceptions.

8. Oct. 11, 2003 • Wisconsin 17, Ohio St. 10Backup quarterback, Matt Schabert connected with Lee Evans for a 79-yard touchdown strike to upset third-ranked Ohio State. The Buckeyes had arrived at Camp Randall with a 19-game win streak and after Jim Sorgi left the game, Schabert stole the show controlling the ball on offense and hitting Evans for the winning score.

7. Sept. 21, 1974 • Wisconsin 21, Nebraska 20This win was head coach, John Jardine’s, biggest by far. The game was part of Jardine’s only win-ning season at the helm of the Badgers. The upset of fourth-ranked Nebraska was one of the biggest wins in school history. Badger receiver, Jeff Mack, scored the game-winning 77-yard touchdown with 3:29 left.

6. Oct. 11, 1969 • Wisconsin 23, Iowa 17The win marked the first Wisconsin victory in the last 23 games. Head coach John Coatta notched his first win at the helm after suffering two winless seasons entering the 1969 campaign. The crowd rushed the field and carried Coatta off on their shoulders.

5. Sept. 12, 1981 • Wisconsin 21, Michigan 14The unranked Badgers toppled No. 1 Michigan after losing four straight match-ups with the Wolverines by a combined total of 176-0. After winning the first game of the year, the Badgers finished 7-5, losing to Tennessee in the Garden State Bowl.

4. Nov. 10, 1962 • Wisconsin 37, Northwestern 6The heralded match-up between Wisconsin’s QB, Ron Vander Kelen and WR, Pat Richter against Northwestern’s QB, Tom Meyers and WR, Paul Flatley was over soon into the second half. Wisconsin scored 21 points early in the third to seal the game and upset the top-ranked Wildcats. The Badgers went on to fall to USC in the 1963 Rose Bowl.

3. Nov. 21, 1998 • Wisconsin 24, Penn State 3Entering the game, the Badgers needed Ohio State to beat Michigan as well as win their own game against Penn State to win the Big Ten. Late in the first quarter, the OSU/Michigan game result was shown, giving new life to the Badgers as they had a chance to win the Big Ten after a three-way tie with OSU and Michigan. The Badgers turned it on during the second quarter to put the game out of reach and went on to earn their fifth Rose Bowl appearance.

2. Oct. 31, 1942 • Wisconsin 17, Ohio St. 7The sixth-ranked Badgers earned their first win over a top-ranked opponent against Ohio State. The Buckeyes had to deal with the relentless Elroy “Crazylegs” Hirsch and Dave Schreiner who both went on to serve in WWII after the 1942 season.

1. Nov. 13, 1999 • Wisconsin 41, Iowa 3Wisconsin running back, Ron Dayne, set the NCAA’s All-Time rushing record as he broke open a 31-yard run late in the first half. The Badgers won the Big Ten title with the victory and went on the beat Stanford in the 2000 Rose Bowl. Dayne still holds the career rushing mark with 7,125 yards.

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Camp Randall Stadium

Getting to Camp Randall StadiumFrom Dane County Regional Airport Exit airport via International Lane to Packers Avenue (Hwy. 113). Turn left on Packers Avenue, which changes to Pennsylvania Avenue, Johnson Street, Gorham Street and then University Avenue. Stay on University through campus and turn left on Randall Avenue. Go approximately three blocks until Randall forks. Take the right fork (Monroe Street.). The stadium is located on the right side on Monroe Street.

From West via I-90 / 94 (Minneapolis) Take I-90/94 to Highway 151 South (Washington Avenue). Continue to the State Capitol. Turn right on Webster Street and complete half a square around the Capitol (Webster to Dayton to Fairchild). Turn right on W. Washington Avenue and follow it to Regent Street. Turn right onto Regent Street and follow to Camp Randall Stadium.

From east via I-94 (from Milwaukee) Take I-94 to Highway 30 West. Take Highway 30 to its end at Highway 113 South. Turn left onto 113 South, which becomes Packers / Pennsylvania Avenue. Continue on Packers / Pennsylvania, which changes to Johnson Street, Gorham Street and then University Avenue. Stay on University Ave. through campus and turn left on Randall Avenue. Go approximately three blocks until Randall forks. Take right fork (Monroe Street). The stadium is located on the right side on Monroe Street.

From south via I-90 (from Chicago) Take I-90 to the Beltline (Highway12/18). Go west on the Beltline to Park Street (Highway 151) and exit right (north). Take Park Street to Regent Street. Turn left on Regent Street, then approximately six blocks to Camp Randall Stadium.

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BOWL GAME HISTORYDate Bowl Opponent Result Location (Stadium)Jan. 1, 1953 Rose Bowl USC L 0-7 Pasadena, Calif. (Rose Bowl)Jan. 1, 1960 Rose Bowl Washington L 8-44 Pasadena, Calif. (Rose Bowl)Jan. 1, 1963 Rose Bowl USC L 37-42 Pasadena, Calif. (Rose Bowl)Dec. 13, 1981 Garden State Bowl Tennessee L 21-28 East Rutherford, N.J. (Giants Stadium)Dec. 11, 1982 Independence Bowl Kansas State W 14-3 Shreveport, La. (Independence Stadium)Dec. 29, 1984 Hall of Fame Bowl Kentucky L 19-20 Birmingham, Ala. (Legion Field)Jan. 1, 1994 Rose Bowl UCLA W 21-16 Pasadena, Calif. (Rose Bowl)Jan. 2, 1995 Hall of Fame Bowl Duke W 34-20 Tampa, Fla. (Tampa Stadium)Dec. 27, 1996 Copper Bowl Utah W 38-10 Tucson, Ariz. (Arizona Stadium)Jan. 1, 1998 Outback Bowl Georgia L 6-33 Tampa, Fla. (Houlihan's Stadium)Jan. 1, 1999 Rose Bowl UCLA W 38-31 Pasadena, Calif. (Rose Bowl)Jan. 1, 2000 Rose Bowl Stanford W 17-9 Pasadena, Calif. (Rose Bowl)Dec. 29, 2000 Sun Bowl UCLA W 21-20 El Paso, Texas (Sun Bowl)Dec. 28, 2002 Alamo Bowl Colorado W 31-28 San Antonio, Texas (Alamodome)Dec. 31, 2003 Music City Bowl Auburn L 14-28 Nashville, Tenn. (The Coliseum)Jan. 1, 2005 Outback Bowl Georgia L 21-24 Tampa, Fla. (Raymond James Stadium)Jan. 2, 2006 Capital One Bowl Auburn W 24-10 Orlando, Fla. (Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium)Jan. 1, 2007 Capital One Bowl Arkansas W 17-14 Orlando, Fla. (Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium)Jan. 1, 2008 Outback Bowl Tennessee L 17-21 Tampa, Fla. (Raymond James Stadium)Dec. 27, 2008 Champs Sports Bowl Florida State L 13-42 Orlando, Fla. (Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium)Dec. 29, 2009 Champs Sports Bowl Miami (Fla.) W 20-14 Orlando, Fla. (Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium)Jan. 1, 2011 Rose Bowl TCU L 19-21 Pasadena, Calif. (Rose Bowl)Jan. 2, 2012 Rose Bowl Oregon L 38-45 Pasadena, Calif. (Rose Bowl)Jan. 1, 2013 Rose Bowl Stanford L 14-20 Pasadena, Calif. (Rose Bowl)Jan. 1, 2014 Capital One Bowl South Carolina L 24-34 Orlando, Fla. (Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium)Jan. 1, 2015 Outback Bowl Auburn W 34-31 Tampa, Fla. (Raymond James Stadium)Dec. 30, 2015 Holiday Bowl USC W 23-21 San Diego, Calif. (Qualcomm Stadium)Jan. 2, 2017 Cotton Bowl Western Mich. W 24-16 Arlington, Texas (AT&T Stadium)

Record by Bowl Game (14-14)Alamo Bowl — San Antonio, Texas (1-0)Dec. 28, 2002 Colorado W 31-28

Capital One Bowl — Orlando, Fla. (2-1)Jan. 2, 2006 Auburn W 24-10Jan. 1, 2007 Arkansas W 17-14Jan. 1, 2014 South Carolina L 24-34

Champs Sports Bowl — Orlando, Fla. (1-1)Dec. 27, 2008 Florida State L 13-42Dec. 29, 2009 Miami (Fla.) W 20-14

Copper Bowl — Tucson, Ariz. (1-0)Dec. 27, 1996 Utah W 38-10

Cotton Bowl — Arlington, Texas (1-0)Jan. 2, 2017 Western Michigan W 24-16

Garden State Bowl — East Rutherford, N.J. (0-1)Dec. 13, 1981 Tennessee L 21-28

Hall of Fame Bowl — Birmingham, Ala. (0-1)Dec. 29, 1984 Kentucky L 19-20

Holiday Bowl — San Diego, Calif. (1-0)Dec. 30, 2015 USC W 23-21

Independence Bowl — Shreveport, La. (1-0)Dec. 11, 1982 Kansas State W 14-3

Music City Bowl — Nashville, Tenn. (0-1)Dec. 31, 2003 Auburn L 14-28

Outback Bowl — Tampa, Fla. (2-3)Jan. 2, 1995* Duke W 34-20Jan. 1, 1998 Georgia L 6-33Jan. 1, 2005 Georgia L 21-24Jan. 1, 2008 Tennessee L 17-21Jan. 1, 2015 Auburn W 34-31* as Hall of Fame Bowl

Rose Bowl — Pasadena, Calif. (3-6)Jan. 1, 1953 USC L 0-7Jan. 1, 1960 Washington L 8-44Jan. 1, 1963 USC L 37-42Jan. 1, 1994 UCLA W 21-16Jan. 1, 1999 UCLA W 38-31Jan. 1, 2000 Stanford W 17-9Jan. 1, 2011 TCU L 19-21Jan. 2, 2012 Oregon L 38-45Jan. 1, 2013 Stanford L 14-20

Sun Bowl — El Paso, Texas (1-0)Dec. 29, 2000 UCLA W 21-20

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Bowl Game RECAPSRose BowlJan. 1, 1953Rose Bowl StadiumPASADENA, Calif. — USC scored the game’s only points on a 22-yard pass from Rudy Bukich to Al Carmichael in the Trojans’ 7-0 win over Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl. The Badgers dominated the game from a sta-tistical standpoint, outgaining USC by 120 yards. Led by Alan Ameche’s 133 yards rushing, Wisconsin had a 211-48 advantage on the ground. However, both defenses rose to the occasion when neces-sary. One of Wisconsin’s best scoring chances came in the opening minutes of the third quarter. Ameche broke loose for a 54-yard run as the Badgers got to the USC 21-yard line. On third down, Archie Ray Burks fumbled on an end run and USC recov-ered. The Trojans then put together the game-win-ning drive (73 yards), which ended with Bukich’s TD pass. Wisconsin countered with a 13-play, 84-yard drive that ended at the Trojan two-yard line when Jerry Witt was stopped a yard short of a first down on a fake field goal play. Coach Ivy Williamson’s club was the first in Badger history to play in a bowl game.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 F Wisconsin 0 0 0 0 0 USC 0 0 7 0 7

Team statistics UW USC First downs 19 16 Rushing yards 52-211 38-48 Passes 11-26-2 18-27-2 Passing yards 142 185 Total offense 78-353 65-233 Punts-avg 5-39 8-51 Fumbles-lost 2-1 1-0 Penalties-yards 2-20 6-62

Individual Leaders Rushing: Ameche (W) 28-133, Witt (W) 10-47, Burks (W) 7-31, Haw (USC) 6-28. Passing: Haluska (W) 11-26-2-142, Bukich (USC) 12-20-2-137. Receiving: Andrykowski (W) 3-32, Peters (W) 3-29, Nickoloff (USC) 7-73, Stillwell (USC) 3-35.

Attendance: 101,500

Rose BowlJan. 1, 1960Rose Bowl StadiumPASADENA, Calif. — Washington scored the game’s first 17 points en route to a 44-8 Rose Bowl win over Wisconsin. Washington tallied the first TD on a 6-yard run by Don McKeta 10 minutes into the game. George Fleming booted a 26-yard field goal after the Huskies recovered one of four Wisconsin fumbles. Fleming then returned a punt 53 yards for a score on the final play of the period for a 17-0 Husky lead. Badger fullback Tom Wiesner tallied Wisconsin’s only points on a four-yard run with 5:27 left in the opening half. Dale Hackbart connected with Al Schoonover for a two-point conversion that cut the lead to 17-8. Washington quarterback Bob Schloredt, who shared game MVP honors with Fleming, tossed a 23-yard TD pass to close the first-half scoring. Schloredt completed four passes for 102 yards and rushed for 81 yards. Wisconsin mounted a challenge in the third quarter, but four plays inside the Husky 10-yard line failed. The Badger defense entered the bowl having allowed barely 10 points per game for the regular season.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 F Wisconsin 0 8 0 0 8 Washington 17 7 7 13 44

Team statistics UW Wash.First downs 13 16 Rushing yards 123 215 Passes 14-32-0 7-13-0 Passing yards 153 137 Total offense 276 352 Punts-avg 6-37 6-36 Fumbles-lost 4-4 2-0 Penalties-yards 3-18 7-85

Individual Leaders Rushing: Hobbs (W) 7-32, Schloredt (Wash.) 21-81. Passing: Hackbart (W) 11-25-0-145, Schloredt (Wash.) 4-7-0-102. Receiving: Schoonover (W) 3-57, Fleming (Wash.) 1-65.

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Rose BowlJan. 1, 1963Rose Bowl StadiumPASADENA, Calif. — A 23-point fourth quarter explosion wasn’t quite enough as the Badgers dropped a 42-37 Rose Bowl encounter to USC. The Trojans had claimed a 42-14 lead on the first play of the fourth quarter before the Badger rally. USC had a 21-7 halftime lead and extended it on the first play of the third stanza, before Ron Vander Kelen led one of the biggest charges in bowl history. Vander Kelen reached paydirt on a 17-yard scamper to reduce the margin to 28-14. USC responded with a pair of touchdown passes by Pete Beathard and the Trojans led 42-14. Lou Holland (13-yard run) and Gary Kroner (four-yard reception) tallied for the Badgers within three min-utes. A bad snap on a punt resulted in a UW safety. After the free kick, Vander Kelen hit three straight passes, including a 19-yard score to Pat Richter for the final 42-37 margin. Vander Kelen, the game MVP, set both school and Rose Bowl records with 401 yards passing. Richter caught 11 of those aerials for 163 yards. The 79 total points scored was a Rose Bowl record that stood for 28 years.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 F Wisconsin 0 7 7 23 37 USC 7 14 14 7 42

Team statistics UW USC First downs 32 15 Rushing yards 28-67 41-114 Passes 34-49-3 10-20-0 Passing yards 419 253 Total offense 486 367 Punts-avg 4-40 5-40 Fumbles-lost 6-0 2-1 Penalties-yards 7-77 12-93

Individual LeadersRushing: Holland (W) 4-27, Kurek (W) 11-26, Wilson (USC) 17-57. Passing: Vander Kelen (W) 33-48-3-401, Beathard (USC) 8-12-0-190. Receiving: Richter (W) 11-163, Holland (W) 8-72, Kroner (W) 5-64, Bedsole (USC) 4-101, Brown (USC) 3-108.

Attendance: 98,698

Garden State BowlDec. 13, 1981Giants StadiumEAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Tennessee scored 18 straight points in the first half and held on to defeat Wisconsin 28-21 in the Garden State Bowl. The Badger defense limited UT to 89 yards rushing, but Volunteer QB Steve Alatorre unleashed a potent passing attack. Alatorre threw for 315 yards. WR Anthony Hancock caught 11 passes for 196 yards. After Fuad Reveiz booted a field goal in the first quarter, Wisconsin assumed its only lead of the game on a three-yard run by Jess Cole. Willie Gault returned the ensuing kickoff 87 yards to give Tennessee a lead it never lost. Reserve quarterback Randy Wright came off the bench to throw a pair of second-half touchdown passes for the Badgers. Wright hit Jeff Nault and Thad McFadden on scoring tosses in the final period. The game featured two high-powered offenses that combined for 49 points, 793 total yards and 49 first downs. Wisconsin’s fourth bowl in school history and first non-Rose Bowl drew a of 53,220.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 F Wisconsin 7 0 0 14 21 Tennessee 13 8 0 7 28

Team statistics UW UTFirst downs 22 27 Rushing yards 39-177 43-89 Passes 14-37-3 24-42-0 Passing yards 212 315 Total offense 389 404 Punts-avg 6-37 6-45 Fumbles-lost 1-1 4-0 Penalties-yards 6-73 8-84

Individual Leaders Rushing: Davis (W) 6-44, Cole (W) 9-39, Green (W) 5-24, Berry (T) 10-44. Passing: Wright (W) 9-21-1-123, Cole (W) 5-15-2-89, Alatorre (T) 24-42-0-315. Receiving: Nault (W) 5-85, Hancock (T) 11-196.

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Independence BowlDec. 11, 1982Independence StadiumSHREVEPORT, La. — Wisconsin won its first bowl game with a 14-3 decision over Kansas State in the Independence Bowl. Randy Wright threw a game-record two TD passes and the Badger defense set a scoring record before 24,684 fans. The anticipated was more than 49,000, but a 23-mile-per-hour wind dropped temperatures to 10 degrees below zero. Wright, the game’s offensive MVP, completed nine of 24 throws. However, his 87-yard pass play to Tim Stracka was the longest in UW and Independence Bowl his-tory. The Wisconsin defense limited Kansas State to 192 total yards in the Wildcats’ first-ever postsea-son appearance. KSU had taken a 3-0 lead on Steve Willis’ 29-yard field goal before the Badgers scored 14 straight points. Tim Krumrie was the game defen-sive MVP. He helped limit the Kansas State running attack to less than two yards per carry. Game totals showed five turnovers, 14 punts, 22 comple-tions in 59 attempts (.372) and 14 penalties.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 F Wisconsin 0 7 0 7 14 Kansas State 0 3 0 0 3

Team statistics UW KSUFirst downs 14 12 Rushing yards 43-131 33-65 Passes 9-24-0 13-35-1 Passing yards 183 127 Total offense 314 192 Punts-avg 6-41 8-37 Fumbles-lost 4-3 2-1 Penalties-yards 5-40 9-75

Individual Leaders Rushing: Williams (W) 11-57, Ellerson (W) 13-47, Taluao (KSU) 10-31. Passing: Wright (W) 9-24-0-183, Dickey (KSU) 13-35-1-127. Receiving: Keeling (W) 4-64, Nault (W) 2-11, Stracka (W) 1-87, Dageforde (KSU) 4-30, Wallace (KSU) 3-51.

Attendance: 26,684

Hall of Fame BowlDec. 29, 1984Legion FieldBIRMINGHAM, Ala. — A fumbled snap on a 26-yard game-winning field goal attempt was the deciding play in Wisconsin’s 20-19 loss to Kentucky in the Hall of Fame Bowl. Trailing by a point after the Wildcats’ Joe Worley booted a 52-yard field goal with eight minutes left, the Badgers drove inside Kentucky’s 20-yard line. Todd Gregoire’s field goal with 1:55 left never materialized after holder Bob Kobza dropped the center snap. Gregoire, a freshman, had tied a school record with four field goals earlier in the game. Wisconsin assumed a 13-0 lead on a pair of Gregoire three pointers and a three-yard TD pass from Mike Howard to Thad McFadden. The Badgers outgained their SEC foe both on the ground and through the air. However, UW was assessed 13 penalties for 133 yards, both Hall of Fame Bowl records. The Badgers also threw two interceptions. Kentucky, which was making its second straight postseason appearance in Birmingham, had no turnovers.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 F Wisconsin 10 6 3 0 19Kentucky 0 7 10 3 20

Team statistics UW UKFirst downs 17 19 Rushing yards 36-181 37-124 Passes 19-30-2 18-34-0 Passing yards 203 188 Total offense 384 312 Punts-avg 5-41 6-38 Fumbles-lost 0-0 1-0 Penalties-yards 13-133 6-49

Individual Leaders Rushing: Armentrout (W) 15-105, Harrison (W) 14-52, Adams (K) 18-62. Passing: Howard (W) 19-29-1-203, Ramsdell (K) 18-34-0-188. Receiving: Pearson (W) 5-55, Toon (W) 4-48, Phillips (K) 6-55.

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Rose BowlJan. 1, 1994Rose Bowl StadiumPASADENA, Calif. –– The Wisconsin defense forced six turnovers, while the offense churned out 250 yards rushing as the Badgers downed UCLA 21-16 in the Rose Bowl. It was the Badgers’ first-ever New Year’s Day bowl victory. More than 70,000 Badger fans attended the game and provided a distinct home-field advantage in the Bruins’ home facility. Tailback Brent Moss, the Rose Bowl MVP, helped the UW to a 14-3 halftime lead by scoring on a pair of short runs. Moss rushed for 158 yards on 36 car-ries. Wisconsin extended its lead to 21-10 when Darrell Bevell provided the game’s most unlikely play. On second down from the UCLA 21, Bevell broke containment and weaved his way to the end zone for the game-winning points. Trailing 21-16, UCLA’s final drive made it to the Badger 18-yard line before Wayne Cook was stopped and the clock expired before the Bruins could run another play. “The win, as much as it was for our players and coaches, was for our fans,” said Coach Barry Alvarez. “They supported us all the way.”

Scoring 1 2 3 4 F Wisconsin 7 7 0 7 21 UCLA 3 0 0 13 16

Team statistics UW UCLAFirst downs 21 31 Rushing yards 46-250 40-212 Passes 10-20-1 28-43-1 Passing yards 96 288 Total offense 346 500 Punts-avg 6-38 2-35 Fumbles-lost 2-0 5-5 Penalties-yards 12-89 9-95

Individual Leaders Rushing: Moss (W) 36-158, Fletcher (W) 7-64, Davis (UCLA) 13-88. Passing: Bevell (W) 10-20-1-96, Cook (UCLA) 28-43-1-288. Receiving: Dawkins (W) 4-33, Stokes (UCLA) 14-176.

Attendance: 101,237

Hall of Fame BowlJan. 2, 1995Tampa StadiumTAMPA, Fla. –– Senior Terrell Fletcher rushed for a Hall of Fame Bowl-record 241 yards as Wisconsin won its second January bowl game in as many years with a 34-20 triumph over Duke. Fletcher gained 190 yards and scored two touchdowns in the second half to ice the win. Wisconsin intercepted three passes in the open-ing half. Jeff Messenger’s 19-yard return of one of those pickoffs resulted in the Badgers’ first score. Duke eventually tied the game in the third period before Fletcher took over the contest. Fletcher broke the deadlock with a one-yard run late in the third quarter. Jason Burns extended the mar-gin to 27-13 with an 11-yard reception from Darrell Bevell. After the Blue Devils cut the margin to seven (27-20) on Robert Baldwin’s second score, Fletcher turned a critical third-and-one play into a 49-yard touchdown run to clinch the win. More than 30,000 fans made the trip to Tampa as UW won its third game in a row and second bowl in two years to close the season 8-3-1.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 F Wisconsin 13 0 7 14 34Duke 0 10 3 7 20

Team statistics UW DukeFirst downs 19 23 Rushing yards 48-285 29-85 Passes 11-20-1 28-46-4 Passing yards 161 314 Total offense 446 399 Punts-avg 1-38 4-43 Fumbles-lost 2-2 0-0 Penalties-yards 12-86 5-40

Individual Leaders Rushing: Fletcher (W) 39-241, Burns (W) 6-45, Baldwin (D) 21-70. Passing: Bevell (W) 11-20-1-161, Fischer (D) 28-46-4-314. Receiving: Dawkins (W) 3-29, Khayat (D) 11-109, Jensen (D) 6-97.

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Copper BowlDec. 27, 1996Arizona StadiumTUCSON, Ariz. –– Freshman tailback Ron Dayne concluded his remarkable rookie season with a 246-yard, three-touchdown performance in Wisconsin’s 38-10 win over Utah in the Copper Bowl. Dayne was named the game’s Most Valuable Player. He totalled 152 yards by halftime as the Badgers opened up a commanding 31-3 lead. QB Mike Samuel got the UW on the board with a 38-yard run. After Utah kicked a field goal, Dayne scored (two carries for 77 yards) to give the Badgers a 14-3 lead. The Utes were driving again when Cyrill Weems intercepted a pass and returned it 82 yards for a TD and a 21-3 bulge. The Badgers’ secondary picked off four Mike Fouts passes. The featured matchup between Dayne and Utah’s Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, the nation’s two largest runners, never materialized. The Ute ballcar-rier hurt his ankle early in the game. Badger defensive end Tarek Saleh was game defensive MVP with six tackles, one for a loss, one pass broken up and a blocked field goal. It was the Badgers’ third bowl win in four seasons.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 F Wisconsin 14 17 0 7 38 Utah 3 0 0 7 10

Team statistics UW UtahFirst downs 16 26 Rushing yards 45-349 31-103 Passes 2-6-0 27-49-4 Passing yards 16 327 Total offense 365 430 Punts-avg 2-41 2-31 Fumbles-lost 2-1 1-0 Penalties-yards 3-31 2-11

Individual Leaders Rushing: Dayne (W) 30-246, Samuel (W) 5-44, Johnson (U) 20-88. Passing: Samuel (W) 2-6-0-16, Fouts (U) 27-49-4-327). Receiving: Hayes (W)1-9, Keehan (U) 6-100, Dyson (U) 6-95.

Attendance: 42,122

Outback BowlJan. 1, 1998Houlihan’s StadiumTAMPA, Fla. –– A potent offense and suffocating defense were on display in Georgia’s 33-6 win over the Badgers in the 1998 Outback Bowl. Buoyed by a game MVP performance from Bulldog QB Mike Bobo (26-28 passing for 235 yards), the Bulldogs scored the game’s opening 33 points. UGA completed 89.7 percent of its passes, the best-ever mark vs. a Badger defense. A 12-yard pass from back-up quarterback Scott Kavanagh to tight end Dague Retzlaff was the Badgers’ lone tally. In a game that featured two of the nation’s best runners –– Wisconsin’s Ron Dayne and Georgia’s Robert Edwards –– the Bulldog ballcarrier was the most effective. Edwards rushed for 110 yards and, more importantly, scored three TDs. Georgia’s multi-threat receiver Hines Ward caught a bowl-game record 12 passes (122 yards), threw one pass (incomplete) and rushed seven times (for eight yards). “I don’t think we played our best game,” Wisconsin Coach Barry Alvarez said. “But I think Georgia had an awful lot to do with that.”

Scoring 1 2 3 4 F Wisconsin 0 0 0 6 6Georgia 12 7 7 7 33

Team statistics UW GeorgiaFirst downs 18 25 Rushing yards 29-74 41-207 Passes 14-36-2 26-29-0 Passing yards 160 235 Total offense 234 442 Punts-avg 5-44 3-36 Fumbles-lost 0-0 2-1 Penalties-yards 7-71 5-27

Individual Leaders Rushing: McCullough (W) 4-37, Dayne (W) 14-36, Edwards (G) 22-110. Passing: Samuel (W) 8-27-2-84, Kavanagh (W) 6-9-0-76, Bobo (G) 26-28-0-235. Receiving: Hayes (W) 5-44, Chambers (W) 4-46, Ward (G) 12-122.

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Rose BowlJan. 1, 1999Rose Bowl StadiumPASADENA, Calif. –– The 85th Rose Bowl was billed as a battle between Wisconsin’s nationally rated defense and UCLA’s vaunted offense. In truth, the Badgers’ Ron Dayne rambled his way to four touchdowns and the UW defense got a stop in the final minute to earn a hard-fought 38-31 Rose Bowl triumph over the sixth-ranked Bruins. UCLA’s defense struggled to stop Dayne, whose 246 yards rushing were one yard shy of the game record. The Badgers mixed in some timely running (65 yards) and passing (154) from QB Mike Samuel in building a 31-21 lead in the third peri-od. The Bruins cut the lead to three on Jermaine Lewis’ second TD and were driving again when freshman Jamar Fletcher intercepted All-American Cade McNown and returned the pick for a TD. Once again, UCLA battled back and pulled within 38-31. The Bruins’ last drive started on their 46-yard line with 1:42 left. Three incompletions by McNown set up Wendell Bryant’s game-clinching sack on fourth down. More than 55,000 Badger fans enjoyed the school’s second Rose Bowl win. Dayne’s record-setting performance earned him bowl MVP honors.



Individual Leaders Rushing: Dayne (W) 27-246, Samuel (W) 13-65, Lewis (UCLA) 10-50, Foster (UCLA) 10-38. Passing: Samuel (W) 9-17-0-154, McNown (UCLA) 19-34-1-340. Receiving: Davis (W) 3-57, Sigmund (W) 2-38, Farmer (UCLA) 7-142, Price (UCLA) 3-102, Melsby (UCLA) 3-66.

Attendance: 93,872

Rose BowlJan. 1, 2000Rose Bowl StadiumPASADENA, Calif. –– In what was supposed to be a battle of high-powered offenses, the 86th Rose Bowl game between Wisconsin and Stanford ended up a defensive struggle. The Badgers, getting a boost from Heisman Trophy winner Ron Dayne, rallied in the second half for a 17-9 win over the Cardinal. In the process, Wisconsin became the first Big Ten school in his-tory to win the Rose Bowl in back-to-back sea-sons. Dayne, whose 64-yard run on the second play of the second half energized the Big Ten champs, gained game MVP honors for the second year in a row. Dayne’s stats in his final game as a Badger included 200 yards on 34 carries. The Badger defense bottled up Stanford’s running attack all game and limited the Cardinal to minus five yards rushing (tied for the second-best mark in school history). QB Todd Husak threw for 258 yards, but UW’s defense dictated the action for most of the game. Wisconsin had a 17-9 lead in the second half on TD runs by Dayne and Brooks Bollinger, but it took another defensive stand to clinch the win. Stanford’s final drive ended when Husak was sacked on fourth down with just over a minute left.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 F Wisconsin 0 3 7 7 17 Stanford 0 9 0 0 9

Team statistics UW StanfordFirst downs 16 14 Rushing yards 53-226 27-(-5) Passes 7-14-0 18-35-0 Passing yards 105 264 Total offense 331 259 Punts-avg 8-43 8-38 Fumbles-lost 0-0 2-0 Penalties-yards 8-72 7-50

Individual Leaders Rushing: Dayne (W) 34-200, Kuhns (W) 2-10, Bollinger (W) 12-9, Wire (S) 5-6. Passing: Bollinger (W) 7-14-0-105, Husak (S) 17-34-0-258. Receiving: Chambers (W) 5-76, Sigmund (W) 2-29, Pitts (S) 6-81, Usa (S) 3-60, Walters (S) 3-52, Davis (S) 3-44.

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Sun BowlDec. 29, 2000Sun Bowl StadiumEL PASO, Texas. — A furious second-half comeback — including big plays on special teams, a turnover from the defense and a balanced offense — contrib-uted to Wisconsin’s 21-20 victory over UCLA in the 2000 Sun Bowl. After falling behind 20-7 with a little more than one-and-a-half quarters left, Michael Bennett turned the momentum with a 54-yard kickoff return. Brooks Bollinger’s three-yard TD pass to Chris Chambers brought the Badgers to within 20-14. On UCLA’s next drive, Ben Herbert made a key fourth-down stop on a fake field goal by the Bruins. The Badgers took over on their own 30-yard line and drove for the tying score, a six-yard run by Bennett. Vitaly Pisetsky’s conversion was the win-ning point. The game was far from over. UCLA had three more possessions, but the Badgers held each time and wrapped up the vic-tory with Jamar Fletcher’s interception in the final minute. Bennett was named Special Teams MVP, while UCLA’s Freddie Mitchell (9-180) was the game MVP. Besides Bennett’s TD run and Chambers’ scor-ing catch, the Badgers got their other points from Lee Evans (54-yard catch). It was the Badgers’ third bowl win over UCLA since 1994.



Individual Leaders Rushing: Bennett (W) 16-83, Bollinger (W) 16-55, Foster (UCLA) 26-107. Passing: Bollinger (W) 9-17-0-116, Sorgi (W) 1-2-1-23, McEwan (UCLA) 12-18-1-135, Paus (UCLA) 8-15-0-147. Receiving: Chambers (W) 5-39, Evans (W) 3-86, Mitchell (UCLA) 9-180, Poli-Dixon (UCLA) 7-50.

Attendance: 49,093

Alamo BowlDec. 28, 2002AlamodomeSAN ANTONIO, Texas — Wisconsin continued its remarkable run of success in bowl games, stunning 14th-ranked Colorado with a come-from-behind 31-28 overtime victory in the Alamo Bowl presented by MasterCard at the Alamodome. It was the Badgers’ seventh bowl win in eight tries. Mike Allen booted a 37-yard field goal on Wisconsin’s first possession of overtime to give the UW the victory. Colorado’s Pat Brougham had missed a 45-yard field goal attempt on the Buffaloes’ first OT possession. Brooks Bollinger drove the Badgers 80 yards in 10 plays and capped the march with a 1-yard touchdown run with 51 seconds left in regulation to send the game to overtime. During the final regula-tion drive, the Badgers converted twice on fourth down. Wisconsin overcame four turnovers by limiting the high-powered Colorado running game to just 123 yards rushing and 200 yards in total offense. Buffs running back Chris Brown, the nation’s third-leading rusher, was held to 97 yards on 28 car-ries. The Badgers accumulated 356 yards of total offense, including 99 yards rushing from Davis and 82 on the ground from Bollinger. Bollinger was 12-24 passing for 163 yards and two scores.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 OT FWisconsin 7 14 0 7 3 31Colorado 14 0 14 0 0 28

Team statistics UW ColoradoFirst downs 21 13 Rushing yards 51-193 44-123 Passes 12-24-1 9-18-3 Passing yards 163 77 Total offense 356 200 Punts-avg 5-36 6-41 Fumbles-lost 3-3 1-0 Penalties-yards 6-64 9-71

Individual Leaders Rushing: A. Davis (W) 25-99, Bollinger (W) 20-82, Brown (C) 28-97. Passing: Bollinger (W) 12-24-1-163, Hodge (C) 6-13-3-62. Receiving: B. Williams (W) 5-83, Charles (W) 5-67, Hackett (C) 3-30.

Attendance: 50,690

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Music City BowlDec. 31, 2003ColiseumNASHVILLE, Tenn. — Auburn scored twice in the final 3:30 to snap a 14-14 tie and defeat Wisconsin 28-14 in the Music City Bowl at the Coliseum. It was just the second defeat for the Badgers in nine bowl appearances during the Alvarez era. Jim Sorgi had connected with Lee Evans on a 12-yard touchdown pass with 8:52 remaining. Sorgi then hit Owen Daniels for a two-point conversion that tied the game at 14. Wisconsin stopped Auburn on the ensuing posses-sion and drove to midfield before Will Herring inter-cepted a Sorgi pass at the Auburn 13-yard line. The Tigers then marched 87 yards in six plays, culminat-ing in a 2-yard TD run by Ronnie Brown. The Tigers recovered a Sorgi fumble less than a minute later and iced the game on a one-yard TD run by Cadillac Williams. Auburn took a 7-6 lead at the half and expand-ed that edge to 14-6 after three quarters before the Badgers knotted the affair midway through the final quarter. The Tigers held a 197-58 advantage on the ground and a 354-261 edge in total yards. Auburn had three players -- Williams (68), Jason Campbell (67) and Brown (62) -- rush for at least 60 yards. UW’s Anthony Davis ran for 77 yards in his most extensive action since the second game of the sea-son.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 F Wisconsin 0 6 0 8 14 Auburn 0 7 7 14 28

Team statistics UW AuburnFirst downs 18 15 Rushing yards 37-58 40-197 Passes 17-29-1 11-23-1Passing yards 203 157 Total offense 261 354 Punts-avg 4-38.5 5-45.2 Fumbles-lost 2-1 0-0 Penalties-yards 4-25 8-66

Individual Leaders Rushing: A. Davis (W) 17-77, Williams (A) 18-68, Campbell (A) 9-67, Brown (A) 13-62. Passing: Sorgi (W) 13-22-1-169, Campbell (A) 10-22-1-138. Receiving: B. Williams (W) 6-57, Evans (W) 4-51, McIntyre (A) 3-74.

Attendance: 55,109

Outback BowlJan. 1, 2005Raymond James StadiumTAMPA, Fla. — A late rally came up just short as the 16th-ranked Wisconsin football team dropped a hard-fought 24-21 loss to No. 7 Georgia in the Outback Bowl at Raymond James Stadium. The Bulldogs extended their 10-6 lead early in the third quarter by tallying a pair of touchdowns to make it 24-6 with 6:33 left. One of those TDs came after David Greene’s pass deflected off a Bulldog player and into the hands of fullback Jeremy Thomas, who took it in 24 yards for the score. Wisconsin countered as John Stocco capped a scoring drive with a 19-yard touchdown pass to Darrin Charles, and linebacker Andy Crooks jumped a screen pass and returned it 11 yards for a touch-down with 4:13 remaining. Stocco completed a pass to Jonathan Orr for a two-point conversion to pull Wisconsin within 24-21. That was as close as the Badgers would get, though, as Georgia was able to run out the clock to earn the win. Wisconsin had 230 yards of total offense, compared to 460 for the Bulldogs. Anthony Davis rushed 21 times for 79 yards for the Badgers to fin-ish his career in fifth place on the Big Ten’s all-time rushing list. Stocco completed 12-of-27 passes for 170 yards and one TD.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 F Wisconsin 3 3 7 8 21 Georgia 3 7 14 0 24

Team statistics UW GeorgiaFirst downs 21 14 Rushing yards 37-196 35-60 Passes 19-41-2 12-27-0 Passing yards 264 170 Total offense 460 230 Punts-avg 6-33.2 7-44.3 Fumbles-lost 1-1 2-2 Penalties-yards 8-85 7-45

Individual Leaders Rushing: Davis (W) 21-79, Brown (G) 16-111. Passing: Stocco (W) 12-27-0-170, Greene (G) 19-38-2-264. Receiving: Davis (W) 4-19, Brown (G) 4-44, Gibson (G) 4-42.

Attendance: 62,414

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Capital One BowlJan. 2, 2006Florida Citrus Bowl StadiumORLANDO, Fla. — Junior RB Brian Calhoun rushed for 213 yards and a touchdown, and junior QB John Stocco threw for 301 yards and two scores, as Wisconsin defeated seventh-ranked Auburn 24-10 in the Capital One Bowl at Citrus Bowl Stadium. The Badgers amassed 548 yards of total offense against a Tigers team that enterted the contest allowing just 294.09 yards per game, ninth best nationally. They did it behind Calhoun, who became just the second player in Division I-A history to record 1,500 yards rushing and 500 yards receiving in the same season. They also did it through the strength , poise and agility of Stocco, who connected with Brandon Williams for 173 yards and one TD. That score moved Stocco to No. 1 on the single-season list for TD passes (20) at Wisconsin.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 F Wisconsin 10 7 0 7 24 Auburn 0 0 3 7 10

Team statistics UW AuburnFirst downs 24 19 Rushing yards 42-247 35-99 Passes 15-27-2 15-33-1Passing yards 301 137 Total offense 548 236 Punts-avg 3-45.3 6-45.7 Fumbles-lost 2-1 1-1 Penalties-yards 7-56 5-35

Individual Leaders Rushing: Calhoun (W) 30-213, Irons (A) 22-88. Passing: Stocco (W) 15-27-2-301, Cox (A) 15-33-1-137. Receiving: Williams (W) 6-173, Obomanu (A) 5-62.

Attendance: 57,221

Capital One BowlJan. 1, 2007Florida Citrus Bowl StadiumORLANDO, Fla. — Wisconsin won its school- record 12th game of the season and the 2007 Capital One Bowl with a 17-14 win over Arkansas at Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium. Quarterback John Stocco, who missed the final two games of the regular season, returned to the field for his final game in a Badger uniform and was named the most valuable player of the game. Stocco completed 14 of his 34 passing attempts for 206 yards and two touchdowns. He finished second to Darrell Bevell among Wisconsin’s all-time leaders in passing yards, pass attempts, pass completions, completion percentage and passing touchdowns. Stocco hit tight end Travis Beckum five times for 82 yards, including a team-long 29 yard recep-tion, and one touchdown. Paul Hubbard and Luke Swan each pulled in four catches. Hubbard finished with 73 yards receiving and one touchdown. Defensively, Mark Zalewski led the Badger effort with nine tackles while Joe Stellmacher finished with six and three more players, Zach Hampton, Mike Newkirk and Allen Langford, had five apiece. The Wisconsin defense also intercepted two Razorback passes. Hampton picked off his second career interception while DeAndre Levy recorded his first.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 F Wisconsin 10 7 0 0 17 Arkansas 7 0 0 7 14

Team statistics UW ArkansasFirst downs 15 18Rushing yards 28-(-5) 34-232 Passes 14-34-2 15-32-2Passing yards 206 136 Total offense 201 368 Punts-avg 7-42.7 8-33.6 Fumbles-lost 1-1 1-0 Penalties-yards 4-35 12-123

Individual Leaders Rushing: Hill (W) 19-36, Jones (A) 14-150. Passing: Stocco (W) 14-34-2-206, Dick (A) 9-21-1-98. Receiving: Williams (W) 5-82, Johnson (A) 4-46, Washington (A) 3-46.

Attendance: 60,774

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Outback BowlJan. 1, 2008Raymond James StadiumTAMPA, Fla. — Despite keeping Tennessee scoreless in the second half, the Wisconsin football team fell to the Volunteers, 21-17. Returning from an injury, P.J. Hill carried the ball 16 times for 132 yards, while quarterback Tyler Donovan finished with 155 pass-ing yards and two touchdowns (one passing, one rushing). On its opening drive, Tennessee went 66 yards in nine plays, capping off the possession with a 3-yard touchdown run by Gerald Jones. The Badgers responded on their next drive, culminating in a sev-en-yard scamper by Donovan. Two UT touchdown passes game the Vols a 21-7 lead late in the half but the Badgers closed the deficit to seven after an Andy Crooks TD reception with just over a minute remaining. A Taylor Mehlhaff 27-yard field goal late in the third quarter accounted for the only points of the second half.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 F Tennessee 7 14 0 0 21Wisconsin 7 7 3 0 17

Team statistics UW TennesseeFirst downs 16 18 Rushing yards 41-192 29-66 Passes 14-25-1 25-43-2Passing yards 155 365 Total offense 347 431 Punts-avg 6-44.7 7-42.1 Fumbles-lost 1-1 2-1 Penalties-yards 2-10 5-60

Individual Leaders Rushing: Hill (W) 16-132, Brown (W) 8-29, Hardesty (T) 7-42. Passing: Donovan (W) 14-24-1, Ainge (T) 25-43-2).Receiving: Graham (W) 7-75, Briscoe (T) 7-101-1, Moore (T) 4-86).

Attendance: 60,121

Champs Sports BowlDec. 27, 2008Florida Citrus Bowl StadiumORLANDO, Fla. — Florida State scored 21 points off of three Wisconsin turnovers – two coming on fumble returns for touchdowns – and the Seminoles went on to a 42-13 victory over the Badgers in the Champs Sports Bowl. The Badgers and Seminoles battled to a scoreless tie until Florida State’s Derek Nicholson returned a fumble 75 yards for a touchdown with 12:33 remaining in the second quarter. The Badgers countered with a 31-yard field goal from Philip Welch leaving the Seminoles with a 7-3 lead. But Florida State got a one-handed, 15-yard TD recep-tion from Greg Carr with seven seconds left to give the ‘Noles a 14-3 halftime lead. Welch kicked a 41-yard field goal with 12:01 left in the third quarter to cut the lead to 14-6, but FSU responded with a 16-play, 85-yard scoring drive that consumed 7:43 and was punctuated by a 6-yard TD run from Antone Smith. The Seminoles scored 21 unanswered points after that. UW running back P.J. Hill rushed for 140 yards to lead the Badger offense.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 FWisconsin 0 3 3 7 13 Florida State 0 14 14 14 42

Team statistics UW Florida St.First downs 16 23 Rushing yards 38-201 38-134 Passes 9-16-1 23-37-2Passing yards 132 276 Total offense 333 410Punts-avg 6-44.3 4-71Fumbles-lost 3-3 0-0 Penalties-yards 2-25 7-85

Individual Leaders Rushing: Hill (W) 15-140, Clay (W) 11-43, Jones (F) 4-55-1. Passing: Sherer (W) 9-16-1, Ponder (F) 18-31-2. Receiving: Graham (W) 3-62, Toon (W) 2-27, Carr (F) 8-78-1.

Attendance: 52,692

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Champs Sports BowlDec. 29, 2009Florida Citrus Bowl StadiumORLANDO, Fla. — John Clay had 121 yards rushing and two touchdowns, powering No. 24 Wisconsin past 14th-ranked Miami 20-14 in the Champs Sports Bowl. Clay ran through, over and around the Hurricanes to help the Badgers earn their first vic-tory over a ranked opponent this season. Scott Tolzien threw for a career-high 260 yards, and Montee Ball added 61 yards rushing for Wisconsin. Clay had all sorts of seams to run through, and he bulldozed his way to the rest of his yards. The Big Ten offensive player of the year ripped through a hole for a 52-yard run, and followed that with his second 3-yard TD run of the game to put Wisconsin ahead 14-7 in the second quarter. Phillip Welch added a 37-yard field goal with 12 seconds left in the half and a 29-yarder with 4:01 remaining in the game that made it 20-7. Tight end Lance Kendricks had a career-high 128 receiving yards, becoming just the third UW receiver to go over the 100-yard receiving mark in a bowl game, while his seven receptions tied for the second-most in school history in a bowl game.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 FMiami 7 0 0 7 14 Wisconsin 7 10 0 3 20

Team statistics UM UWFirst downs 14 17 Rushing yards 23-61 42-170 Passes 16-30-0 19-26-1Passing yards 188 260Total offense 249 430Punts-avg 6-41.0 5-39.0Fumbles-lost 2-1 2-2Penalties-yards 3-20 6-60

Individual Leaders Rushing: Clay (W) 22-121-2, Ball (W) 15-61, Berry (M) 4-29Passing: Tolzien (W) 19-26-1-260, Harris (M) 16-29-0-188Receiving: Kendricks (W) 7-128, Graham (W) 6-77, Collier (M) 5-41-1

Attendance: 56,747

Rose BowlJan. 1, 2011Rose Bowl StadiumPASADENA, Calif. — Linebacker Tank Carder swat-ted down a 2-point conversion pass attempt with 2 minutes to play, and it helped No. 3 TCU completed a perfect season with its first Rose Bowl victory, 21-19, over fourth-ranked Wisconsin. The play halted the Badgers’ attempt at a fourth-quarter comeback, which nearly came to fruition after Montee Ball capped a 132-yard day by running in for a touchdown from 4 yards out on the end of a 77-yard scoring drive. Through the air, senior quarterback Scott Tolzien completed 12 of 21 passes for 159 yards to finish the season with a Big Ten-record completion percentage of 72.9 percent.Ball’s score was the only points of the second half for Wisconsin, which also held TCU to a single second-half TD The two teams combined for a Rose Bowl-record 24 first quarter points. The Badgers kicked a field goal after marching 55 yards on eight plays on their game-opening drive, a 30-yarder from Phillip Welch. TCU answered with a 23-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Andy Dalton to Bart Johnson on its first possession, jumping out to a 7-3 lead. Clay countered with a 1-yard touchdown run on UW’s next drive to help the Badgers regain the lead, but Dalton quickly put the Frogs back out front on a 4-yard run of his own.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 FWisconsin 10 3 0 6 19 TCU 14 0 7 0 21

Team statistics UW TCUFirst downs 20 18 Rushing yards 46-226 26-82 Passes 12-21-0 15-22-0Passing yards 159 219Total offense 385 301Punts-avg 3-42.0 4-36.5Fumbles-lost 1-0 0-0Penalties-yards 6-41 4-20

Individual Leaders Rushing: Ball (W) 22-132-1, Clay (W) 11-76-1, Dalton (T) 9-28-1Passing: Tolzien (W) 12-21-0-159, Dalton (T) 15-23-0-219, 1 TDReceiving: Kendricks (W) 4-36, Toon (W) 3-46, Kerley (T) 6-58

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Rose BowlJan. 2, 2012Rose Bowl StadiumPASADENA, Calif. — When the clock ran out on Wisconsin’s attempt at a rally in the final seconds of the fourth quarter, the 0:00 showing on the scoreboard added up to a 45-38 win for the Oregon Ducks in the highest-scoring game in Rose Bowl history. An official video review concluded that Russell Wilson’s attempt to stop the clock after a first-down completion took longer than the 2 seconds with which he had to work. Wilson ompleted 19 of 25 passes for 295 yards and a pair of touchdowns. He added a rushing TD, as well. Junior running back Montee Ball left his stamp on the NCAA record book, rushing for his 39th touchdown to tie Barry Sanders’ mark for total TDs in a season. The Heisman Trophy finalist finished the game with 164 yards on 32 carries. The Badgers led five separate times in the game as the teams traded punches, but UW couldn’t muster another trip to the end zone after the Ducks opened the fourth quarter with a score. Wisconsin coughed up a pair of uncharacter-istic turnovers in the second half and gave up 621 yards to an Oregon offense that proved its ability to score quickly -- an affinity specifically showcased by speedster De’Anthony Thomas on touchdown runs of 91 and 64 yards.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 FWisconsin 14 14 10 0 38 Oregon 14 14 7 10 45

Team statistics UW OREFirst downs 23 22 Rushing yards 46-212 40-345 Passes 19-26-1 18-24-1Passing yards 296 276Total offense 508 621Punts-avg 2-44.5 3-46.0Fumbles-lost 1-1 2-1Penalties-yards 3-20 7-56

Individual Leaders Rushing: Ball (W) 32-164-1, James (O) 25-159-1, Thomas, De. (O) 2-155-2Passing: Wilson (W) 19-25-1-296, 2 TD, Thomas, Da. (O) 17-23-1-268, 3 TDReceiving: Abbrederis (W) 4-119-1, Toon (W) 9-104-1, Tuinei (O) 8-158-2

Attendance: 91,245

Rose Bowl Jan. 1, 2013 Rose Bowl StadiumPASADENA, Calif. — The way Wisconsin’s season played out, you knew this one was going to come down to the wire. Unforunately for the Badgers, the result was a familiar one for a team making its third-consecutive appearance in the Rose Bowl.For the third straight season, Wisconsin saw a late drive that could have tied the game fall agonizingly short in The Granddaddy of Them All. Trailing by six in the game’s waning minutes, senior QB Curt Phillips led the Badgers’ charge but was intercepted just past midfield. That allowed No. 8 Stanford to run out the clock on a 20-14 win over the Badgers. Montee Ball scored his 83rd career touchdown on an 11-yard run in the second quarter, making him the first player in the game’s 99-year history to score TDs in three different Rose Bowls and the first to rush for 100 yards three times in “The Granddaddy.”

Score 1 2 3 4 FWisconsin 0 14 0 0 14 Stanford 14 3 0 3 20

Team statistics UW STANFirst downs 17 17Rushing yards 45-218 35-187 Passes 10-17-1 13-20-0Passing yards 83 157Total offense 301 344Punts-avg 7-44.6 6-45.5Fumbles-lost 0-0 0-0Penalties-yards 4-40 6-48

Individual LeadersRushing: Ball (W) 24-100-1, Phillips (W) 5-64-0, Gordon (W) 9-51-0, Taylor (S) 20-88-1, Hogan, 7-54-0Passing: Phillips (W) 10-16-1-83, TD, Stave (W) 0-1-0-0, Hogan (S) 12-19-0-123Receiving: Abbrederis (W) 3-44-0, White (W) 2-5-0, Fredrick (W) 1-4-1, Ertz (S) 3-61-0, Montgomery (S) 3-26-0

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Capital One BowlJan. 1, 2014Florida Citrus Bowl StadiumORLANDO, Fla. — Despite 100-yard rushing efforts from James White and Melvin Gordon, No. 19 Wisconsin (9-4) lost for the first time in the Capital One Bowl with a 34-24 setback to No. 8 South Carolina (11-2) and its quarterback, game MVP Connor Shaw, who was responsible for five Gamecocks touchdowns. White and Gordon broke the Football Bowl Subdivision record for rushing yards by teammates in a season with a combined total 3,053 yards and became the first pair of teammates from an FBS team to each rush for 1,400 yards in the same sea-son. Gordon finished his sophomore season with 1,609 rushing yards while White amassed 1,444 in his senior year. While the Gamecocks struggled to contain the Badgers’ rushing attack, Shaw and receiver Bruce Ellington did plenty to keep South Carolina produc-tive on offense. Trailing 17-13 in the third quarter, Ellington reeled in a juggling reception near the sideline on a fourth-and-7 play. Two plays later Shaw found Ellington for a 22-yard TD strike to put the Gamecocks up by three. Kenzel Doe took the ensuing kickoff and ran it back 91 yards for a score to get the Badgers back within a field goal, but Shaw responded with an 81-yard scoring drive he capped with a 1-yard TD run to provide the final margin.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 FWisconsin 0 14 3 7 24South Carolina 7 6 7 14 34

Team statistics UW SCARFirst downs 21 20Rushing yards 43-293 34-117 Passes 16-26-3 23-26-0Passing yards 117 321Total offense 410 438Punts-avg 0-0.0 3-33.7Fumbles-lost 1-1 2-2Penalties-yards 2-15 4-23

Individual Leaders Rushing: Gordon (W) 25-143-0, White (W) 12-107-0, Davis (S) 9-49-0, Shaw (S) 16-47-1Passing: Stave (W) 9-13-1-80, 2 TD, Phillips (W) 7-12-2-37, Shaw (S) 22-25-0-312, 3 TD, Ellington (S) 1-1-0-9, TDReceiving: Abbrederis (W) 5-30-0, Pedersen (W) 3-50-0, Duckworth (W) 2-7-1, Arneson (W) 1-1-1, Ellington (S) 6-140-2, Roland (S) 6-112-0, Adams (S) 2-17-1, Shaw (S) 1-9-1

Attendance: 56,629

Outback BowlJan. 1, 2015Raymond James StadiumTAMPA, Fla. — Once Wisconsin turned Melvin Gordon loose on Auburn, there was no stopping the nation’s leading rusher. Gordon ran for an Outback Bowl-record 251 yards and three touchdowns, and Rafael Gaglianone kicked a 25-yard field goal in overtime to give the 17th-ranked Badgers a 34-31 victory over the No. 19 Tigers. Gordon scored on runs of 25, 53 and 6 yards to threaten Barry Sanders’ FBS single-season rushing record. The Wisconsin star finished with 2,587 yards in 14 games — second most behind Sanders’ 2,628 in 1988. Gordon went over 100 yards for the day with a 17-yard gain of the first play of the second half. His 27th rushing TD finished a six-play, 75-yard march QB Joel Stave led without putting the ball in the air. His 28th, on a carry up the middle on fourth-and-1, put the Badgers ahead 21-17 late in the third quar-ter. Nick Marshall threw for two touchdowns for Auburn, which also got a pair of TDs on the ground from Cameron Artis-Payne. The Tigers (8-5) were unable to move the ball in overtime, though, and lost when Daniel Carlson’s 45-yard field goal hit the right upright and bounced away. Stave completed 14 of 27 passes for 121 yards and made a couple of big completions on a 64-yard drive the Badgers put together to send the game into overtime on Gaglianone’s 29-yard field goal.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 OT FAuburn 7 7 3 14 0 31Wisconsin 7 0 14 10 3 34

Team statistics AUB UWFirst downs 21 31Rushing yards 43-219 54-400 Passes 16-26-3 23-26-0Passing yards 216 121Total offense 435 521Punts-avg 4-45.8 3-26.3Fumbles-lost 0-0 0-0Penalties-yards 9-75 3-28

Individual Leaders Rushing: Artis-Payne (A) 26-126-2, Louis (A) 3-41-0, Grant (A) 5-30-0, Gordon (W) 34-251-3, Clement (W) 15-105-0, Doe (W) 2-39-0Passing: Marshall (A) 15-22-0-217, 2 TD, Stave (W) 14-27-3-121, TDReceiving: Bray (A) 5-63-0, Coates (A) 4-24-0, Louis (A) 1-66-1, Uzomah (A) 1-20-1, Erickson (W) 4-38-0, Arneson (W) 2-33-0, Fumagalli (W) 2-18-0, Clement (W) 2-11-1

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Holiday BowlDec. 30, 2015Qualcomm StadiumSAN DIEGO, Calif. — Rafael Gaglianone kicked a 29-yard field goal with 2:27 left to lift No. 23 Wisconsin to a 23-21 victory against Southern California in the Holiday Bowl. Gaglianone’s third field goal gave Wisconsin (10-3) its first win in seven tries against USC (8-6). The teams hadn’t met since 1966, and two of USC’s wins in the series were in the Rose Bowl, in 1953 and 1963. Wisconsin’s Sojourn Shelton intercepted Cody Kessler with 1:44 left. Kessler was hit from behind by UW lineabcker Jack Cichy, who was named Defensive MVP. In the third quarter, Cichy sacked Kessler on three straight plays for a loss of 24 yards. USC, which beat Nebraska in last year’s Holiday Bowl, had taken a 21-20 lead on Kessler’s 7-yard touchdown pass to Darreus Rogers with 10:19 left. Wisconsin was in control for much of the game. Corey Clement scored on a 6-yard run midway through the second quarter for a 10-0 lead. Joel Stave threw a 4-yard scoring pass to tight end Austin Traylor for a 20-7 lead midway through the third quarter. Stave was 18 of 27 for 217 yards on his way to Offensive MVP honors and became UW’s all-time winningest quarterback with the 31st victory of his career.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 FUSC 0 7 7 7 21Wisconsin 0 13 7 3 23

Team statistics USC UWFirst downs 16 22Rushing yards 28-65 46-177 Passes 18-33-1 18-29-0Passing yards 221 217Total offense 286 394Punts-avg 6-38.2 6-39.8Fumbles-lost 0-0 0-0Penalties-yards 6-58 5-36

Individual Leaders Rushing: Jones (S) 8-47-0, Davis (S) 12-27-2, Greene (S) 1-6-0; Clement (W) 19-66-1, Ogunbowale (W) 13-50-0, D. Watt (W) 5-32-0, McEvoy (W) 4-25-0, Deal (W) 2-8-0 Passing: Kessler (S) 18-32-1-221, TD; Stave (W) 18-27-0-217, TDReceiving: Smith-Schuster (S) 4-65-0, Jackson (S) 3-32-0, Mitchell (S) 2-27-0, Petite (S) 2-26-0, Rogers (S) 2-25-1, McNamara (S) 2-21; Erickson (W) 5-54-0, Wheelwright (W) 4-47-0, Traylor (W) 3-47-1, Fumagalli (W) 2-36-0, Ogunbowale (W) 2-21-0, D. Watt (W) 2-12-0

Attendance: 48,329

Cotton BowlJan. 2, 2017AT&T StadiumARLINGTON, Texas — It wasn't always smooth sailing, but No. 8 Wisconsin sank No. 12 Western Michigan to claim the 2017 Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic, 24-16. The victory marked Wisconsin's third-consecutive win in a bowl game and gave UW (11-3) its sixth 11-win season in school history. For the Badgers seniors playing in their last game, the win was particularly poignant as the 13 upperclassmen made program history as Wisconsin's winningest class with 41 overall victories.Badgers tight end Troy Fumagalli was named Offensive Most Valuable Player, while inside line-backer T.J. Edwards earned the defensive honor. Fumagalli re-ignited the game after making a leaping 8-yard touchdown catch in the fourth quarter. With 14 minutes left, Fumagalli's TD catch — an acro-batic leap in the back of the end zone between two defenders — came three plays after a rare intercep-tion thrown by WMU quarterback Zach Terrell to make it 24-10. Edwards captured the key interception for the Badgers on the 12-yard line to set up Fumagalli's score. The sophomore led the Badgers in tackles with 10.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 FWestern Mich. 0 7 3 6 16Wisconsin 14 3 0 7 24

Team statistics WMU UWFirst downs 18 18Rushing yards 31-123 38-184 Passes 16-28-1 13-14-0Passing yards 157 178Total offense 280 362Punts-avg 3-40.7 3-41.7Fumbles-lost 4-0 1-0Penalties-yards 2-15 5-35

Individual Leaders Rushing: Clement (W) 22-71-1, Peavy (W) 3-50-0, Quintez (W) 2-34-0, Ogunbowale (W) 5-22-1, Ramesh (W) 1-10-0, Deal (W) 2-9-0; Brogan (M) 16-58-0, Franklin (M) 7-53-0, Terrell (M) 7-14-1Passing: Houston (W) 11-12-0-159, Hornibrook (W) 2-2-0-19, TD; Terrell (M) 16-28-1-157, TDReceiving: Fumagalli (W) 6-83-1, Clement (W) 2-28-0, Ogunbowale (W) 2-28-0, Rushing (W) 2-27-0, Wheelwright (W) 1-12-0; Davis (M) 6-73-1, Fraklin (M) 4-33-0, Thompson (M) 4-32-0, Henry (M) 2-19-0

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MOST POINTS SCORED24 Ron Dayne vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)18 Ron Dayne vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)17 Gary Kroner vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)14 Terrell Fletcher vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)13 Todd Gregoire vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS4 Ron Dayne vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)3 Ron Dayne vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)3 Melvin Gordon vs. Auburn (Jan. 1, 2015)2 Gary Kroner vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)2 Brent Moss vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)2 Terrell Fletcher vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)2 John Clay vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)

NON-OFFENSIVE SCORING PLAYS Ernest Von Heimburg safety vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)11-yard interception return by Andy Crooks vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)19-yard interception return by Jeff Messenger vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)46-yard interception return by Jamar Fletcher vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)82-yard interception return by Cyril Weems vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)33-yard fumble return by Louis Nzegwu vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)91-yard kickoff return by Kenzel Doe vs. South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)

PassingMOST PASSING YARDS401 Ron Vander Kelen vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)301 John Stocco vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)296 Russell Wilson vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)260 Scott Tolzien vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)217 Joel Stave vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)206 John Stocco vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)203 Michael Howard vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)183 Randy Wright vs. Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)170 John Stocco vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)169 Jim Sorgi vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)

MOST PASSING ATTEMPTS48 Ron Vander Kelen vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)34 John Stocco vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)29 Michael Howard vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)27 Mike Samuel vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)27 John Stocco vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)27 John Stocco vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)27 Joel Stave vs. Auburn (Jan. 1, 2015)27 Joel Stave vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)26 James Haluska vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)26 Scott Tolzien vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)25 Dale Hackbart vs. Washington, Rose (Jan. 1, 1960)25 Russell Wilson vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)

MOST PASS COMPLETIONS33 Ron Vander Kelen vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)19 Michael Howard vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, ’84)19 Scott Tolzien vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)19 Russell Wilson vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)18 Joel Stave vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)15 John Stocco vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)

14 John Stocco vs. Arkansas, Capital One, Jan. 1, 2007)14 Tyler Donovan vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)14 Joel Stave vs. Auburn (Jan. 1, 2015)13 Jim Sorgi vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)

MOST YARDS PER PASS COMPLETION20.3 Randy Wright vs. Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)20.1 John Stocco vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)17.1 Mike Samuel vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)15.6 Russell Wilson vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)15.0 Brooks Bollinger vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)14.7 John Stocco vs. Arkansas, Capital One, Jan. 1, 2007)14.7 Dustin Sherer vs. Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)14.6 Darrell Bevell vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)14.2 John Stocco vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)13.7 Scott Tolzien vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)

MOST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS2 Ron Vander Kelen vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)2 Randy Wright vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)2 Randy Wright vs. Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)2 Brooks Bollinger vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)2 Brooks Bollinger vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)2 John Stocco vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)2 John Stocco vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)2 Russell Wilson vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)

LONGEST PASSES87 Randy Wright vs. Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)54 Brooks Bollinger vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)52 Darrell Bevell vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)45 John Stocco vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)43 Jess Cole vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)43 John Stocco vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)43 Dustin Sherer vs. Florida St., Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)39 John Stocco vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)38 James Haluska vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)38 Russell Wilson vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)

LONGEST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS87 Randy Wright to Tim Stracka vs. Kansas State, Independence (Dec. 11, 1982) 54 Brooks Bollinger to Lee Evans vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)38 Russell Wilson to Jared Abberderis vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)30 John Stocco to Brandon Williams vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)22 John Stocco to Paul Hubbard vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)

RushingMOST NET RUSHING YARDS251 Melvin Gordon vs. Auburn (Jan. 1, 2015)246 Ron Dayne vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)246 Ron Dayne vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)241 Terrell Fletcher vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)213 Brian Calhoun vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)200 Ron Dayne vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)164 Montee Ball vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)158 Brent Moss vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)143 P.J. Hill vs. Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)143 Melvin Gordon vs. S. Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS39 Terrell Fletcher vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)36 Brent Moss vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)34 Ron Dayne vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)34 Melvin Gordon vs. Auburn (Jan. 1, 2015)

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32 Montee Ball vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)30 Ron Dayne vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)30 Brian Calhoun vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)28 Alan Ameche vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)27 Ron Dayne vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)25 Anthony Davis vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)25 Melvin Gordon vs. S. Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)

MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 4 Ron Dayne vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)3 Ron Dayne vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)3 Melvin Gordon vs. Auburn (Jan. 1, 2015)2 Brent Moss vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)2 Terrell Fletcher vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)2 John Clay vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)

MOST NET YARDS PER RUSH ATTEMPT (Min. 10 Att.)9.3 P.J. Hill vs. Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)9.1 Ron Dayne vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)8.2 Ron Dayne vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)8.2 P.J. Hill vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)7.4 Melvin Gordon vs. Auburn (Jan. 1, 2015)7.1 Brian Calhoun vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)7.0 Joe Armentrout vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)6.9 John Clay vs. TCU, Rose Bowl (Jan. 1, 2011)6.2 Terrell Fletcher vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)6.0 Montee Ball vs. TCU, Rose Bowl (Jan. 1, 2011)

LONGEST RUSHES64 Ron Dayne vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)60 Brian Calhoun vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)54 Alan Ameche vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)54 Ron Dayne vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)53 Melvin Gordon vs. Auburn (Jan. 1, 2015)52 Mike Samuel vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)52 John Clay vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)51 Jazz Peavy vs. Western Mich., Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)50 P.J. Hill vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)49 Terrell Fletcher vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)

LONGEST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS54 Ron Dayne vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)53 Melvin Gordon vs. Auburn (Jan. 1, 2015)49 Terrell Fletcher vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)40 Ron Dayne vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)38 Mike Samuel vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)

ReceivingMOST RECEIVING YARDS173 (6 rec.), Brandon Williams vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)163 (11 rec.), Pat Richter vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)128 (7 rec.), Lance Kendricks vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)119 (4 rec.), Jared Abbrederis vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)104 (9 rec.), Nick Toon vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)87 (1 rec.), Tim Stracka vs. Kansas State, Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)86 (3 rec.), Lee Evans vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)85 (5 rec.), Jeff Nault vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)83 (5 rec.), Brandon Williams vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)83 (6 rec.), Troy Fumagalli vs. Western Mich., Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)

MOST RECEPTIONS11 Pat Richter vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)9 Nick Toon vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)7 Garrett Graham vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)7 Lance Kendricks vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, ‘09)6 Brandon Williams vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)6 Brandon Williams vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)6 Garrett Graham vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, ‘09)6 Troy Fumagalli vs. Western Mich., Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)5 Done 10 times, MR: Alex Erickson vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)

MOST YARDS PER RECEPTION*29.8 (4 rec.) Jared Abbrederis vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)28.8 (6 rec.), Brandon Williams vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)18.5 (4 rec.), Jonathan Orr vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)18.3 (4 rec.), Paul Hubbard vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)18.3 (7 rec.), Lance Kendricks vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)17.0 (5 rec.), Thad McFadden vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)16.6 (5 rec.), Brandon Williams vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)16.4 (5 rec.), Travis Beckum vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)16.0 (4 rec.), David Keeling vs. Kansas State, Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)15.2 (5 rec.), Chris Chambers vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)*minimum four receptions

MOST RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS1 Many times, MR: Troy Fumagalli vs. Western Mich., Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)

LONGEST RECEPTIONS87 Tim Stracka vs. Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)54 Lee Evans vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)52 Tony Simmons vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)45 Jonathan Orr vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)43 Garrett Graham vs. Florida St., Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)43 Brandon Williams vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)43 Thad McFadden vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)39 Brandon Williams vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)38 Kenton Peters vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)38 Jared Abberderis vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)

PuntingMOST PUNTING YARDS347 (8 punts) Kevin Stemke vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)312 (7 punts) Drew Meyer vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)310 (7 punts) Ken DeBauche vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)299 (7 punts) Ken DeBauche vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)268 (6 punts) Ken DeBauche vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1,‘08)266 (6 punts) Brad Nortman vs. FSU, Champs (Dec. 27, 2008)244 (6 punts) George Winslow vs. Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)239 (6 punts) Drew Meyer vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)229 (6 punts) Sam Veit vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)220 (6 punts) David Greenwood vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)

MOST PUNT ATTEMPTS8 Kevin Stemke vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)7 Ken DeBauche vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)7 Ken DeBauche vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)7 Drew Meyer vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)6 David Greenwood vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)6 George Winslow vs. Kansas State, Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)6 Sam Veit vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)6 Ken DeBauche vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)6 Brad Nortman vs. Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)6 Drew Meyer vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)

HIGHEST PUNTING AVERAGE (Min. 4 Punts)44.7 (6 punts) Ken DeBauche vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)44.6 (7 punts) Drew Meyer vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)44.3 (7 punts) Ken DeBauche vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)44.3 (6 punts) Brad Nortman vs. Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)43.6 (5 punts) Kevin Stemke vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)43.4 (8 punts) Kevin Stemke vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)42.7 (7 punts) Ken DeBauche vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)

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41.4 (5 punts) Scott Cepicky vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)41.2 (5 punts) Kevin Stemke vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)40.7 (6 punts) George Winslow vs. Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)

LONGEST PUNTS61 George Winslow vs. Kansas State, Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)58 Ken DeBauche vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)57 Brad Nortman vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)56 Kevin Stemke vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)56 Brad Nortman vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)55 Brad Nortman vs. Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)54 Ken DeBauche vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)54 Drew Meyer vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)53 Wendall Gulseth vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)53 Pat Richter vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)

Punt ReturnsMOST PUNT RETURN YARDS75 (2 returns) Thad McFadden vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)49 (3 returns) Keith Jackson vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)35 (3 returns) Jim Leonhard vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)34 (2 returns) Brandon Williams vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)34 (3 returns) Jim Leonhard vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)32 (2 returns) Archie Roy Burks vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)26 (2 returns) William Smith vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)26 (2 returns) Jared Abbrederis vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 1, 2012)22 (3 returns) Thad McFadden vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)

MOST PUNT RETURNS (Min. 3 Returns)4 Paul Shwaiko vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)3 Jim Leonhard vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)3 Jim Leonhard vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)3 David Gilreath vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)3 Jared Abbrederis vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)

HIGHEST PUNT RETURN AVERAGE (Min. 3 Returns)16.3 (3 ret.) Keith Jackson vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)11.6 (3 ret.) Jim Leonhard vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)11.3 (3 ret) Jim Leonhard vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)7.3 (3 ret.) Thad McFadden vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)

LONGEST PUNT RETURNS67 Thad McFadden vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)25 David Gilreath vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)24 Keith Jackson vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)21 William Smith vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)20 Jim Leonhard vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)19 Brandon Williams vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)17 William Hutchinson vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)16 Archie Roy Burks vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)15 Archie Roy Burks vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)15 Jared Abbrederis vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 1, 2012)

Kickoff ReturnsMOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS201 Jared Abbrederis vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 1, 2012)142 Kenzel Doe vs. South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)100 Michael Jones vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)99 Brandon Williams vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)96 Thad McFadden vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)92 David Gilreath vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)82 Kevin Huntley vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)79 Michael Bennett vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)66 Nick Davis vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)66 David Gilreath vs. TCU, Rose (Jan. 1, 2011)

MOST KICKOFF RETURNS8 Jared Abbrederis vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 1, 2012)5 Brandon Williams vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)5 Brandon Williams vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)4 Michael Jones vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)4 Kevin Huntley vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)4 David Gilreath vs. TCU, Rose Bowl (Jan. 1, 2011)4 Kenzel Doe vs. South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)

HIGHEST KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE (Min. 3 Returns)35.5 (4 returns) Kenzel Doe vs. South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)32.0 (3 returns) Thad McFadden vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)30.6 (3 returns) David Gilreath vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)25.1 (8 returns) Jared Abbrederis vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 1, 2012)25.0 (4 returns), Michael Jones vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)22.0 (3 returns), Nick Davis vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)21.6 (3 returns), Louis Holland vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)20.5 (4 returns), Kevin Huntley vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998) 19.8 (5 returns), Brandon Williams vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)19.6 (3 returns), Aaron Stecker vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)

LONGEST KICKOFF RETURNS91* Kenzel Doe vs. South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)60 David Gilreath vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)60 Jared Abbrederis vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 1, 2012)54 Michael Bennett vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)44 Thad McFadden vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)42 Nick Davis vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)36 Thad McFadden vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)31 Jerone Pettus vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)29 Keith Jackson vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)29 Jared Abbrederis vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 1, 2012) * Touchdown

InterceptionsMOST INTERCEPTIONS1 25 times, MR: T.J. Edwards vs. Western Michigan, Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)

MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS82 Cyril Weems vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)46 Jamar Fletcher vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)24 Pete Monty vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)20 Jamar Fletcher vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)19 Jeff Messenger vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)18 Aaron Henry vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)17 Jason Suttle vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)13 Darius Jones vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)11 Andy Crooks vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)9 Chris Hein vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)

LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS82 Cyril Weems vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)46 Jamar Fletcher vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)24 Pete Monty vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)20 Jamar Fletcher vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)19 Jeff Messenger vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)18 Aaron Henry vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)17 Jason Suttle vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)13 Darius Jones vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)11 Andy Crooks vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)9 Chris Hein vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)

MOST FIELD GOALS4 Todd Gregoire vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)3 Rafael Gaglianone vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)2 John Hall vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)

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2 Mike Allen vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)2 Mike Allen vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)2 Philip Welch vs. Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)2 Philip Welch vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)2 Philip Welch vs. TCU, Rose Bowl (Jan. 1, 2011)2 Rafael Gaglianone vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)

MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS4 Todd Gregoire vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)3 Mike Allen vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)3 Taylor Mehlhaff vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)3 Philip Welch vs. vs. TCU, Rose (Jan. 1, 2011)3 Rafael Gaglianone vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)2 John Hall vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)2 Vitaly Pisetsky vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)2 Mike Allen vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)2 Philip Welch vs. Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)2 Philip Welch vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)2 Jack Russell vs. South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)2 Rafael Gaglianone vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)

LONGEST FIELD GOALS MADE52 Taylor Mehlhaff vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)48 John Hall vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)46 Mike Allen vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)44 Mike Allen vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)43 John Hall vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)41 Philip Welch vs. Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)40 Todd Gregorie vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)40 Matt Davenport vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)38 John Hall vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)37 Mike Allen vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)37 Philip Welch vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)37 Philip Welch vs. TCU, Rose Bowl (Jan. 1, 2011)

LONGEST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED (All 40-Yarders)53 (missed) Taylor Mehlhaff vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)52 (made) Taylor Mehlhaff vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)48 (made) John Hall vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)46 (made) Mike Allen vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)44 (made) Mike Allen vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)43 (made) John Hall vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)42 (missed) Jack Russell vs. S. Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)41 (made) Philip Welch vs. Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)40 (made) Todd Gregorie vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)40 (made) Matt Davenport vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)

GAME-WINNING FIELD GOALS37 Mike Allen vs. Colorado in OT, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)25 Rafael Gaglianone vs. Auburn in OT, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)29 Rafael Gaglianone vs. USC, 2:27 4th quarter, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)

TacklesMOST TACKLES14 Jim Melka vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)14 Craig Raddatz vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)14 Jason Doering vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)13 Tim Krumrie vs. Kansas State, Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)13 Pete Monty vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)13 Jason Doering vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)13 Donnel Thompson vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)13 Mike Taylor vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)12 Tim Krumrie vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)12 Chris Borland vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)

MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS (at least 2)4 Jonathan Casillas vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)3 Guy Boliaux vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)3 Tom Burke vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)

3 Tom Burke vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)3 Nick Greisen vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)3 Jeff Mack vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)3 Joe Schobert vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)3 Jack Cichy vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)2 Tom Burke vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)2 Ben Herbert vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)2 Wendell Bryant vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)2 Darius Jones vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)2 Mark Zalewski vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)2 Joe Stellmacher vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)2 DeAndre Levy vs. Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)2 Chris Borland vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)2 O’Brien Schofield vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)2 J.J. Watt vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)

MOST TACKLE FOR LOSS YARDAGE23 Jack Cichy vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)20 Ben Herbert vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)13 Tom Burke vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)13 Nick Greisen vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)13 Jonathan Casillas vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)13 DeAndre Levy vs. Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)12 Jason Chapman vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)11 Nick Hayden vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)10 Wendell Bryant vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)10 Mike Herrington vs. Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)10 David Greenwood vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)10 O’Brien Schofield vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)10 T.J. Watt vs. Western Michigan, Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)

MOST QUARTERBACK SACKS3 Jack Cichy vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)2 Ben Herbert vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)2 DeAndre Levy vs. Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)2 O’Brien Schofield vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)1 Done 34 times, MR: Vince Biegel and T.J. Watt vs. Western Michigan, Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)

MOST QUARTERBACK SACKS YARDAGE23 Jack Cichy vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)20 Ben Herbert vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)13 DeAndre Levy vs. Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)12 Mark Shumate vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)12 Jason Chapman vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)11 Nick Greisen vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)11 Nick Hayden vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)10 Mike Herrington vs. Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)10 David Greenwood vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)10 O’Brien Schofield vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)10 T.J. Watt vs. Western Michigan, Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)

Pass BreakupsMOST PASS BREAKUPS (at least 2)4 Matt Vanden Boom vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)4 Jamar Fletcher vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)3 James Nettles vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)3 John Favret vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)2 Gary Kroner vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)2 David Greenwood vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)2 Jody O’Donnell vs. Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)2 Leonard Taylor vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)2 Wendell Bryant vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)2 Roger Knight vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)2 Brett Bell vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)2 Jonathan Casillas vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)2 J.J. Watt vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)2 Michael Caputo vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)2 Michael Caputo vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)2 Chikwe Obasih vs. Western Mich., Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)

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Blocked Kicks/PuntsALL BLOCKED KICKS / PUNTS BY WISCONSINBen Strickland blocked punt vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)Tarek Saleh blocked 45-yard field goal attempt vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)Mike Echols blocked 23-yard field goal attempt vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)Elijah Hodge blocked 29-yard field goal attempt vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)

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MOST POINTS SCORED38 vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)38 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)38 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)37 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)34 vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)34 vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED3 by Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)7 by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)9 by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)10 by Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)10 by Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)

MOST POINTS, BOTH TEAMS83 (Oregon 45, UW 38), Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)79 (USC 42, UW 37), Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)69 (UW 38, UCLA 31), Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)65 (UW 34, Auburn 31), Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)59 (UW 31, Colorado 28), Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)

FEWEST POINTS, BOTH TEAMS7 (USC 7, UW 0), Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)17 (UW 14, Kansas St. 3), Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)26 (UW 17, Stanford 9), Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)31 (UW 17, Arkansas 14), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)34 (UW 24, Auburn 10), Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)34 (UW 20, Miami 14), Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)

WIDEST MARGIN OF VICTORY28 (UW 38, Utah 10), Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)14 (UW 34, Duke 20), Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)14 (UW 24, Auburn 10), Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)11 (UW 14, Kansas St. 3), Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)8 (UW 17, Stanford 9), Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)8 (UW 24, Western Michigan 16), Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED5 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)5 vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)5 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)5 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)4 vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)4 vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)4 vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)

FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED0 by Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)1 by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)1 by UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)1 by Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)1 by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)1 by Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED BY …Rushing4 vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)4 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)4 vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)3 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963) 3 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)3 vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)

Passing2 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)2 vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)2 vs. Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)2 vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)2 vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)2 vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)2 vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)2 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)2 vs. South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)

Interceptions1 vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)1 vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)1 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)1 vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)

Kickoff Returns1 vs. South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)

Punt ReturnsNever

Fumble Returns1 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)

Blocked Punt ReturnsNever

FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED BY …Rushing0 by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)0 by Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)0 by Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)0 by South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)1 12 times, MR: by Western Mich., Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)

Passing0 by Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)0 by UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)0 by Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)0 by Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)0 by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)0 by Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)0 by Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)0 by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)1 10 times, MR: by Western Mich., Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)

MOST POINTS AFTER TOUCHDOWN SCORED5 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)5 vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)5 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)5 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)4 vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)

MOST FIELD GOALS SCORED4 vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)3 vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)2 vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)2 vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)2 vs. Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)2 vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)2 vs. TCU, Rose Bowl (Jan. 1, 2011)2 vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)

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MOST SAFETIES SCORED1 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)

MOST TWO-POINT CONVERSION ATTEMPTS1 vs. Washington, Rose (Jan. 1, 1960)1 vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)1 vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)1 vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)1 vs. TCU, Rose Bowl (Jan. 1, 2011)

MOST TWO-POINT CONVERSIONS1 vs. Washington, Rose (Jan. 1, 1960)1 vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)1 vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)1 vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)

MOST POINTS BY QUARTERSFirst14 vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)14 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)14 vs. Western Mich., Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)13 vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)10 vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)10 vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)10 vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)10 vs. TCU, Rose Bowl (Jan. 1, 2011)

Second17 vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)17 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)14 vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)14 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)14 vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)14 vs. South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)

Third14 vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)10 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)7 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)7 vs. Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)7 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)7 vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)7 vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)7 vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)

Fourth23 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)14 vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)14 vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)10 vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)8 vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)8 vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)

MOST POINTS BY QUARTERS, BOTH TEAMSFirst28 (UW 14, Oregon 14), Rose, (Jan. 2, 2012)24 (TCU 14, UW 10), Rose (Jan. 1, 2011)21 (Colorado 14, UW 7), Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)20 (Tennessee 13, UW 7), Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)17 (Washington 17, UW 0), Rose (Jan. 1, 1960)17 (UW 14, Utah 3), Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)17 (UCLA 10, UW 7), Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)17 (UW 10, Arkansas 7), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)

Second31 (UW 17, UCLA 14), Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)28 (UW 14, Oregon 14), Rose, (Jan. 2, 2012)21 (Tennessee 14, UW 7), Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)20 (UW 14, South Carolina 6), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)

20 (UW 13, USC 7), Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)

Third21 (USC 14, UW 7), Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)21 (Georgia 14, UW 7), Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)17 (Florida St. 14, UW 3), Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)17 (UW 10, Oregon 7), Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)17 (UW 14, Auburn 3), Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)

Fourth30 (UW 23, USC 7), Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)24 (Auburn 14, UW 10), Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)22 (Auburn 14, UW 8), Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)21 (UW 14, Tennessee 7), Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)21 (UW 14, Duke 7), Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)21 (Florida St. 14, UW 7), Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)21 (South Carolina 14, UW 7), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)

MOST POINTS IN A HALFFirst31 vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)28 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)24 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)21 vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)17 vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)17 vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)17 vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)17 Western Michigan, Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)

Second30 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)24 vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)20 vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)15 vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)14 vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)14 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)14 vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)14 vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)

MOST POINTS IN A HALF, BOTH TEAMSFirst56 (UW 28, Oregon 28), Rose, (Jan. 2, 2012)45 (UW 24, UCLA 21), Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)35 (UW 21, Colorado 14), Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)35 (Tennessee 21, UW 14), Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)34 (UW 31, Utah 3), Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)

Second51 (UW 30, USC 21), Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)41 (UW 24, Auburn 17), Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)38 (Florida St. 28, UW 10), Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)31 (South Carolina 21, UW 10), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)30 (UW 20, Duke 10), Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)

Time of PossessionHIGHEST TIME OF POSSESSION39:15 vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)37:18 vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)36:35 vs. TCU, Rose (Jan. 1, 2011)35:42 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)33:28 vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)

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Scoring DrivesLONGEST SCORING DRIVESBy Plays16 (FG, 71 yards, 8:33) vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)16 (TD, 75 yards, 6:35) vs. S. Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)14 (FG, 65 yards, 6:58) vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)14 (FG, 47 yards, 7:04) vs. TCU, Rose (Jan. 1, 2011)13 (TD, 83 yards, 7:06) vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)13 (FG, 64 yards, 2:48) vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)12 (TD, 80 yards, 3:13) vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)12 (TD, 79 yards, 6:43) vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)12 (TD, 80 yards, 4:41) vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)12 (TD, 70 yards, 5:22) vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)12 (TD, 86 yards, 5:06) vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)12 (FG, 71 yards, 4:51) vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)12 (TD, 64 yards, 6:15) vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)

By Yards (at least 80 yards)89 (TD, 7 plays, 3:32) vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)89 (TD, 5 plays, 2:10) vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)88 (TD, 8 plays, 3:17) vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)88 (TD, 7 plays, 3:52) Western Michigan, Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)87 (TD, 1 play, 0:13) vs. Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)86 (TD, 12 plays, 5:06) vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)85 (TD, 10 plays, 4:59) vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)85 (TD, 10 plays, 2:04) vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)83 (TD, 13 plays, 7:06) vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)83 (TD, 6 plays, 2:11) vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)81 (TD, 11 plays, N/A) vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)80 (TD, 12 plays, 3:13) vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)80 (TD, 8 plays, 2:54) vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)80 (TD, 9 plays, 3:31) vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)80 (TD, 12 plays, 4:41) vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)80 (TD, 6 plays, 2:15) vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)80 (TD, 4 plays, 2:03) vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)80 (TD, 4 plays, 1:44) vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)80 (TD, 10 plays, 1:34) vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)

By Time of Possession (at least 5:00)8:33 (FG, 16 plays, 71 yards) vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)7:06 (TD, 13 plays, 83 yards) vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)7:04 (FG, 14 plays, 47 yards) vs. TCU, Rose (Jan. 1, 2011)6:58 (FG, 14 plays, 65 yards) vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)6:43 (TD, 12 plays, 79 yards) vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)6:35 (TD, 16 plays, 75 yards) vs. S. Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)6:15 (TD, 12 plays, 64 yards) vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)6:08 (TD, 11 plays, 75 yards) Western Mich., Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)5:32 (TD, 10 plays, 77 yards) vs. TCU, Rose (Jan. 1, 2011)5:22 (TD, 12 plays, 70 yards) vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)5:12 (TD, 9 plays, 70 yards) vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, ‘08)5:09 (FG, 9 plays, 63 yards) Western Mich., Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)5:06 (TD, 12 plays, 86 yards) vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)

First DownsMOST FIRST DOWNS32 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)31 vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)24 vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)23 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)22 vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)22 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)22 vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)

FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED12 by Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)13 by Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)14 by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)14 by Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)

15 by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)15 by Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)

MOST FIRST DOWNS, BOTH TEAMS52 (UCLA 31, UW 21), Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)52 (UW 31, Auburn 21), Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)49 (Tennessee 27, UW 22), Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)47 (UW 32, USC 15), Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)47 (UCLA 25, UW 22), Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)

FEWEST FIRST DOWNS, BOTH TEAMS26 (UW 14, Kansas St. 12), Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)29 (Washington 16, UW 13), Rose (Jan. 1, 1960)30 (UW 16, Stanford 14), Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)31 (UW 17, Miami 14), Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)33 (UW 18, Auburn 15), Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)33 (Arkansas 18, UW 15), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)

MOST FIRST DOWNS BYRushing20 vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)16 vs. South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)14 vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)13 vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)13 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)

Passing23 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)14 vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)13 vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)12 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)11 vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)11 vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)

Penalty5 vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)4 vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)3 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)3 vs. Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)3 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)3 vs. Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)

FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED BYRushing1 by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)2 by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)3 by Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)4 by Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)4 by Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)4 by Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)4 by USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)

Passing4 by Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)4 by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)7 by Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)8 by Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)8 by Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)8 by Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)

Penalty0 by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)0 by UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)0 by Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)0 by Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)0 by Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)0 by Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)0 by South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)0 by USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)

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Total Net YardsMOST NET YARDS GAINED548 vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)521 vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)508 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)497 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)486 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)

FEWEST NET YARDS ALLOWED192 by Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)200 by Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)233 by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)236 by Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)249 by Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)

MOST NET YARDS GAINED, BOTH TEAMS1,129 (Oregon 621, UW 508) Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)1,035 (UCLA 538, UW 497), Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)956 (UW 521, Auburn 435), Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)865 (UW 446, Duke 399), Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)853 (UW 486, USC 367), Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)

FEWEST NET YARDS GAINED, BOTH TEAMS506 (UW 314, Kansas St. 192), Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)556 (UW 346, Colorado 200), Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)569 (Arkansas 368, UW 201), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)586 (UW 353, USC 233), Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)590 (UW 331, Stanford 259), Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)

MOST YARDS PER PLAY7.9 vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)7.6 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)7.2 vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)7.1 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)7.0 vs. Western Michigan, Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)

FEWEST YARDS PER PLAY BY OPPONENT2.8 by Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)3.2 by Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)3.5 by Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)3.6 by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)4.2 by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)

MOST RUSHING YARDS GAINED400 vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)349 vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)343 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)293 vs. South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)285 vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)

FEWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED-5 by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)48 by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)61 by Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)65 by Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)65 by USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)

MOST RUSHING YARDS GAINED, BOTH TEAMS619 (UW 400, Auburn 219), Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)557 (Oregon 345, UW 212), Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)507 (UW 362, UCLA 145), Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)462 (UW 250, UCLA 212), Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)452 (UW 349, Utah 103), Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)

FEWEST RUSHING YARDS GAINED, BOTH TEAMS181 (USC 114, UW 67), Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)196 (UW 131, Kansas St, 65), Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)

221 (UW 226, Stanford -5, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)227 (Arkansas 232, UW -5), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)231 (UW 170, Miami 61), Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS54 vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)53 vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)52 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)51 vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)48 vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)48 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)

FEWEST RUSHING ATTEMPTS28 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)28 vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007) 29 vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)35 vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)36 vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS BY OPPONENT44 by Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)43 by Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)43 by Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)41 by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)41 by Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)

FEWEST RUSHING ATTEMPTS BY OPPONENT23 by Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)26 by TCU, Rose (Jan. 1, 2011)27 by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)28 by USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)29 by Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)29 by Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)

HIGHEST AVERAGE PER RUSH7.8 vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)7.4 vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)7.1 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)6.8 vs. South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)5.9 vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)5.9 vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)

LOWEST AVERAGE PER RUSH ALLOWED-0.2 by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)1.3 by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)2.0 by Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)2.1 by Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)2.3 by Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)2.3 by USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)

PassingMOST NET YARDS PASSING419 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)301 vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)296 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)260 vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)217 vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)

FEWEST NET YARDS PASSING ALLOWED77 by Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)127 by Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)136 by Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)137 by Washington, Rose (Jan. 1, 1960)137 by Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)

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MOST NET YARDS PASSING, BOTH TEAMS672 (UW 419, USC 253), Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)572 (UCLA 418, UW 154), Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)572 (UW 296, Oregon 276), Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)527 (Tennessee 315, UW 212), Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)520 (Tennessee 365, UW 155), Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)

FEWEST NET YARDS PASSING, BOTH TEAMS240 (UW 163, Colorado 77), Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)240 (UW 83, Stanford 157), Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)290 (UW 153, Washington 137), Rose (Jan. 1, 1960)310 (UW 183, Kansas St. 127), Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)327 (USC 185, UW 142), Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)

MOST PASS ATTEMPTS49 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)37 vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)36 vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)34 vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)32 vs. Washington, Rose (Jan. 1, 1960)30 vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)

FEWEST PASS ATTEMPTS6 vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)14 vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)14 vs. Western Michigan, Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)16 vs. Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)17 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)17 vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)

MOST PASS ATTEMPTS BY OPPONENT49 by Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)46 by Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)43 by UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)43 by Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)42 by Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)

FEWEST PASS ATTEMPTS BY OPPONENT13 by Washington, Rose (Jan. 1, 1960)18 by Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)20 by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)20 by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)23 by Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)23 by TCU, Rose (Jan. 1, 2011)23 by Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)

MOST PASS ATTEMPTS, BOTH TEAMS79 (Tennessee 42, UW 37), Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)69 (UW 49, USC 20), Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)68 (Georgia 41, UW 27), Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)68 (Tennessee 43, UW 25), Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)66 (Duke 46, UW 20), Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)66 (UW 34, Arkansas 32), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)

FEWEST PASS ATTEMPTS, BOTH TEAMS37 (Stanford 20, UW 17), Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)42 (UW 24, Colorado 18), Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)42 (Western Mich. 28, UW 14), Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)44 (TCU 23, UW 21), Rose (Jan. 1, 2011)45 (UW 32, Washington 13), Rose (Jan. 1, 1960)

MOST PASS COMPLETIONS34 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)19 vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)19 vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)19 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)18 vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)

FEWEST PASS COMPLETIONS BY OPPONENT7 by Washington, Rose (Jan. 1, 1960)9 by Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)10 by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)11 by Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)13 by Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)13 by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)

HIGHEST PASS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE.929 (13-14) vs. Western Michigan, Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017).731 (19-26) vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009).731 (19-26) vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012).694 (34-49) vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963).633 (19-30) vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)

LOWEST PASS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE BY OPPONENT.371 (13-35) by Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982).455 (15-33) by Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006).463 (19-41) by Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005).468 (15-32) by Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007).478 (11-23) by Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)

HIGHEST PASS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE, BOTH TEAMS.750 (UW 16-26, S. Carolina 23-26), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014).740 (UW 19-26, Oregon 18-24), Rose (Jan. 2, 2012).690 (UW 13-14, Western Mich. 16-28), Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017).638 (UW 34-49, Southern Calif. 10-20), Rose (Jan. 1, 1963).625 (UW 19-26, Miami 16-30), Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)

LOWEST PASS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE, BOTH TEAMS.373 (UW 9-24, Kansas St. 13-35), Independence (Dec. 11, 1982).439 (UW 14-34, Arkansas 15-32), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007).456 (UW 12-27, Georgia 19-41), Outback (Jan. 1, 2005).467 (UW 14-32, Washington 7-13), Rose (Jan. 1, 1960).481 (UW 14-37, Tennessee 24-42), Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)

MOST YARDS PER PASS COMPLETION20.3 vs. Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)20.1 vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)17.1 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)15.6 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)15.1 vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)

FEWEST YARDS PER PASS COMPLETION BY OPPONENT8.6 by Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)9.0 by Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)9.1 by Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)9.1 by Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)9.8 by Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)9.8 by Western Michigan, Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)

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Third-Down ConversionsMOST THIRD DOWNS CONVERTED8 vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)8 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)7 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)7 vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)7 vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)7 vs. TCU, Rose (Jan. 1, 2011)7 vs. Stanford (Jan. 1, 2013)7 vs. Western Michigan, Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)

FEWEST THIRD DOWNS CONVERTED BY OPPONENT2 by Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)3 by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)3 by Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)3 by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)4 by Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)4 by Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)4 by South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)4 by Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)

MOST THIRD DOWNS CONVERTED, BOTH TEAMS16 (Utah 11, UW 5), Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)15 (UCLA 10, UW 5), Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)15 (UW 8, UCLA 7), Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)15 (Tennessee 9, UW 6), Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)14 (UW 7, Georgia 7), Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)14 (UW 8, Oregon 6), Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)

FEWEST THIRD DOWNS CONVERTED, BOTH TEAMS7 (UW 4, Stanford 3), Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)7 (Auburn 4, UW 3), Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)8 (UW 5, Arkansas 3), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)8 (UW 6, Miami 2), Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)9 (Kansas St. 5, UW 4), Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)9 (Georgia 6, UW 3), Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)

HIGHEST THIRD-DOWN CONVERSION PCT..636 (7-11) vs. Western Michigan, Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017).615 (8-13) vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012).556 (5-9) vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996).545 (6-11) vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963).533 (8-15) vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)

LOWEST 3RD-DOWN CONVERSION PCT. BY OPPONENT.182 (2-11) by Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009).214 (3-14) by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000).214 (3-14) by Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007).267 (4-15) by Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981).272 (3-11) by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)

InterceptionsMOST INTERCEPTIONS4 vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)4 vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)3 vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)2 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)2 vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)2 vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)

FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS BY OPPONENT0 by Washington, Rose (Jan. 1, 1960)0 by Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)0 by Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)0 by UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)0 by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)0 by Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)

0 by Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)0 by Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)0 by Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)0 by USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)0 by Western Michigan, Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)

MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS125 vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)46 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)28 vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)21 vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)20 vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)

PenaltiesMOST PENALTIES13 vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)12 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)12 vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)8 vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)7 5 times, MR: vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)

FEWEST PENALTIES2 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)2 vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)2 vs. Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)3 vs. Washington, Rose (Jan. 1, 1960)3 vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)3 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)3 vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)

MOST PENALTIES BY OPPONENT12 by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)12 by Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)9 by Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)9 by UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)9 by UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)9 by Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)9 by Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)

FEWEST PENALTIES BY OPPONENT2 by Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)2 by Western Michigan, Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)3 by Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)4 by TCU, Rose (Jan. 1, 2011)4 by South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)

MOST PENALTIES, BOTH TEAMS21 (UW 12, UCLA 9), Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)19 (USC 12, UW 7), Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)19 (UW 13, Kentucky, 6) Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)17 (UW 12, Duke 5), Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)16 (UCLA 9, UW 7), Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)16 (Arkansas 12, UW 4), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)

FEWEST PENALTIES, BOTH TEAMS5 (UW 3, Utah 2), Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)6 (South Carolina 4, UW 2), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)7 (Tennessee 5, UW 2), Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)7 (UW 5, Western Mich. 2), Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)8 (USC 6, UW 2), Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)

MOST YARDS PENALIZED133 vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)89 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)86 vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)77 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)73 vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)

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FEWEST YARDS PENALIZED10 vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)15 vs. South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)18 vs. Washington, Rose (Jan. 1, 1960)20 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)20 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)

MOST YARDS PENALIZED AGAINST OPPONENT123 by Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)95 by UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)94 by UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)93 by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)85 by Washington, Rose (Jan. 1, 1960)85 by Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)85 by Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)

FEWEST YARDS PENALIZED AGAINST OPPONENT11 by Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)15 by Western Michigan, Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)20 by Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)20 by TCU, Rose (Jan. 1, 2011)23 by South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)

MOST YARDS PENALIZED, BOTH TEAMS184 (UCLA 95, UW 89), Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)182 (UW 133, Kent. 49), Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)170 (USC 93, UW 77), Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)158 (Arkansas 123, UW 35), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)157 (Tenn. 84, UW 73), Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)

FEWEST YARDS PENALIZED, BOTH TEAMS38 (South Carolina 23, UW 15), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)42 (UW 31, Utah 11), Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)50 (UW 35, Western Mich. 15), Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)61 (UW 41, TCU 20), Rose (Jan. 1, 2011)70 (Tennessee 60, UW 10), Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)

PuntingMOST PUNTS8 vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)7 vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)7 vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)6 7 times (MR: vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015))

FEWEST PUNTS0 vs. South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)1 vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)2 vs. Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)2 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)3 vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)3 vs. TCU, Rose (Jan. 1, 2011)3 vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)3 vs. Western Michigan, Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)

MOST PUNTS BY OPPONENT8 by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)8 by Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)8 by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)8 by Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)7 by Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)

FEWEST PUNTS BY OPPONENT2 by UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)2 by Utah, Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)3 by Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)3 by UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)

3 by UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)3 by Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)3 by South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)3 by Western Michigan, Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)

MOST PUNTS, BOTH TEAMS16 (UW 8, Stanford 8), Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)15 (Arkansas 8, UW 7), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)14 (Kansas St. 8, UW 6), Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)13 (USC 8, UW 5), Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)13 (UW 7, Georgia 6), Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)13 (UW 6, Tennessee 7), Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)

FEWEST PUNTS, BOTH TEAMS3 (South Carolina 3, UW 0), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)4 (UW 2, Utah 2), Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)5 (Duke 4, UW 1), Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)5 (Oregon 3, UW 2), Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)6 (UW 3, Western Mich. 3), Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)

MOST PUNT YARDS347 vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)312 vs Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)310 vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)299 vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)268 vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)

MOST PUNT YARDS BY OPPONENT411 by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)306 by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)295 by Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)294 by Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)274 by Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)

MOST PUNT YARDS, BOTH TEAMS653 (UW 347, Stanford 306), Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)607 (USC 411, UW 196), Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)585 (UW 312, Stanford 273) Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)568 (UW 299, Arkansas 269), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)563 (UW 268, Tennessee 295), Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)

FEWEST PUNT YARDS, BOTH TEAMS101 (South Carolina 101, UW 0), Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)144 (UW 82, Utah 42), Copper (Dec. 27, 1996)208 (Duke 170, UW 38), Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)227 (Oregon 138, UW 89), Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)247 (UW 125, Western Mich. 122), Cotton (Jan. 2, 2017)

HIGHEST PUNTING AVERAGE (Min. 5 Punts)44.7 (6 punts) vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)44.6 (7 punts) vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)44.3 (7 punts) vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)44.3 (6 punts) vs. Florida St., Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)43.6 (5 punts) vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)

HIGHEST PUNTING AVG. BY OPPONENT (Min. 5 Punts)51.4 (8 punts) by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)48.2 (5 punts) by Florida St., Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)45.7 (6 punts) by Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)45.5 (6 punts) by Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2013)45.2 (6 punts) by Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)

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MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS78 vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)69 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1953)49 vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)35 vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)34 vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)

MOST PUNT RETURNS BY OPPONENT5 by Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)5 by Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)4 by Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)4 by Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)3 5 times (MR: by Colorado, Alamo, Dec. 28, 2002)

MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS BY OPPONENT45 by Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)29 by UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)29 by Florida State, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)26 by Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)21 by UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)

Kickoff ReturnsMOST KICKOFF RETURNS8 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)5 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963) 5 vs. Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)5 vs. Duke, Hall of Fame (Jan. 2, 1995)5 vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)5 vs. Auburn, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)5 vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 2005)5 vs. South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)

MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS201 vs. Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)160 vs. South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)119 vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)104 vs. Georgia, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)103 vs. Tennessee, Outback (Jan. 1, 2008)

MOST KICKOFF RETURNS BY OPPONENT5 by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)5 by Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)5 by Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)5 by USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)4 8 times, MR: by South Carolina, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2014)

MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS BY OPPONENT180 by Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)141 by USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)133 by Kentucky, Hall of Fame (Dec. 29, 1984)128 by Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)125 by Oregon, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)

Tackles for LossMOST TACKLES FOR LOSS10 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)9 vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)9 vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)9 vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)9 vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)9 vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)

MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS YARDAGE55 vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)44 vs. USC, Rose (Jan. 1, 1963)44 vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)43 vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)39 vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)

Quarterback SacksMOST QUARTERBACK SACKS5 vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)5 vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)4 vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)4 vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)4 vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)

MOST QUARTERBACK SACKS YARDAGE51 vs. Tennessee, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)38 vs. Auburn, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)26 vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)25 vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)23 vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)

Weather ConditionsWARMEST TEMPERATURES AT KICKOFF82 and sunny, Rose (Jan. 2, 2012)78 and clear and sunny, Champs Sports (Dec. 27, 2008)74 and clear, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)73 and slightly hazy, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)73 and cloudy, Capital One (Jan. 2, 2006)

COLDEST TEMPERATURES AT KICKOFF35 and sunny, Garden State (Dec. 13, 1981)38 and light drizzle, Independence, (Dec. 11, 1982)50 and clear and cool, Outback (Jan. 1, 1998)50 and mostly sunny, Music City (Dec. 31, 2003)50 and clear, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)

AttendanceHIGHEST ATTENDANCE101,500, Rose, Rose Bowl Stadium (Jan. 1, 1953)101,237, Rose, Rose Bowl Stadium (Jan. 1, 1994)100,809, Rose, Rose Bowl Stadium (Jan. 1, 1960)98,698, Rose, Rose Bowl Stadium (Jan. 1, 1963)94,118, Rose, Rose Bowl Stadium (Jan. 1, 2011)93,872, Rose, Rose Bowl Stadium (Jan. 1, 1999)93,731, Rose, Rose Bowl Stadium (Jan. 1, 2000)93,359, Rose, Rose Bowl Stadium (Jan. 1, 2013)91,245, Rose, Rose Bowl Stadium (Jan. 2, 2012)62,414, Outback, Raymond James Stadium (Jan. 1, 2005)61,384, Hall of Fame, Tampa Stadium (Jan. 2, 1995)

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LOWEST ATTENDANCE24,684, Independence, Independence Stadium (Dec. 11, 1982)42,122, Copper, Arizona Stadium (Dec. 27, 1996)44,023, Outback, Raymond James Stadium (Jan. 1, 2015)47,300, Hall of Fame, Legion Field (Dec. 29, 1984)48,329, Holiday, Qualcomm Stadium (Dec. 30, 2015)

Night Games GAMES STARTING AT 6 P.M. OR LATERCopper Bowl (Arizona Stadium), Tucson, Ariz., 7:10 p.m.Hall of Fame Bowl (Legion Field), Birmingham, Ala., 7:05 p.m.Independence Bowl (Independence Stadium), Shreveport, La., 7:05 p.m.Alamo Bowl (Alamodome), San Antonio, Texas, 7:02 p.m.Champs Sports Bowl (Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium), Orlando, Fla., 7:06 p.m.Holiday Bowl (Qualcomm Stadium), San Diego, Calif., 7:40 p.m.

Comeback Wins 13 (20-7) vs. UCLA, Sun (Dec. 29, 2000)7 (21-14) vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1999)7 (21-14) vs. Colorado, Alamo (Dec. 28, 2002)7 (7-0) vs. Miami, Champs Sports (Dec. 29, 2009)7 (14-7) vs. Auburn, Outback (Jan. 1, 2015)6 (9-3) vs. Stanford, Rose (Jan. 1, 2000)4 (7-3) vs. Arkansas, Capital One (Jan. 1, 2007)3 (3-0) vs. Kansas St., Independence (Dec. 11, 1982)3 (3-0) vs. UCLA, Rose (Jan. 1, 1994)1 (21-20) vs. USC, Holiday (Dec. 30, 2015)

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Media InformationInterview Requests

All regular-season Badgers practices are closed to the media. Interviews are conducted as follows:

Chryst InterviewsHead coach Paul Chryst holds a weekly news con-ference Mondays at 10 a.m. during the fall. Those sessions are live video-streamed via BTN2Go.

Chryst also is available after practice on Thursdays, at approximately 10:30 a.m.

Additionally, Chryst is available every Tuesday at 11:16 a.m. (CT) on the Big Ten Coaches Teleconference. Contact Adam Augustine of the Big Ten for call-in information at (847) 696-1010 or [email protected].

Assistant Coach InterviewsWisconsin offensive coordinator Joe Rudolph and defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard are avaialble after practice on Tuesdays, at approximately 10:30 a.m. in the McClain Center.

Player InterviewsBadgers players can be interviewed after practice on Mondays (offense) and Wednesdays (defense) at approximately 10:30 a.m. on the practice field in the McClain Center.

Phone calls by players to out-of-town media are made on the corresponding days and can be arranged through Brian Mason in the Athletic Communications office at (608) 279-8659.

Cell phone numbers will not be made available to the media and players have been instructed not to conduct interviews when contacted without prior approval from the Athletic Communications staff.

Weekly ScheduleContact the Athletic Communications office for confirmation of practice schedules. Practices dur-ing the regular season are closed to the media. The typical weekly schedule during the regular season is (subject to change):

Day Practice AvailabilityMon. 9-10 a.m. Chryst news conference Offense playersTues. 8:30-10:30 a.m. CoordinatorsWed. 8:30-10:30 a.m. Defense playersThurs. 8:30-10:30 a.m. Chryst

Big Ten TeleconferenceThroughout the season, media can gain access to all 14 conference coaches each Tuesday from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. (CT) via the Big Ten Coaches Teleconference. Contact the Big Ten for call-in information at (847) 696-1010.

Web SitesThe latest Wisconsin football news releases, sched-ules and statistics are available via the department’s web site at UWBadgers.com.

CollegePressBox.com is the official media website for Big Ten football. Access and download weekly game notes, quotes, statistics, media guides, head-shots, logos and more for the conference and each of its member schools. Login information will be distributed to accredited media or you can apply for a password by sending an e-mail to [email protected].

EmailThe Wisconsin Athletic Communciations office uti-lizes the Big Ten Media Email List for its email com-munications with members of the media.

Media members can establish an account and adjust settings for the schools and sports whose emails they wish to receive by visiting office.bigten.org/media.

The email list is a self-service system, meaning the UW Athletic Communciations staff cannot add or remove media members from any distribution lists. For more information, contact Adam Augustine of the Big Ten office: [email protected].

Wisconsin Football TodayThe Athletic Communications office offers daily updates for members of the media during the sea-son via the Wisconsin Football Today email.

Wisconsin Football Today offers reminders of each day’s schedule and availabilities and also includes links to pertinent coverage of the Badgers, game-related notes and other valuable information.

The email is sent to all subscribers who have selected to receive Wisconsin football updates via the Big Ten Media Email List.

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Credential GuidelinesRequests for 2017 Wisconsin football season and single-game credentials (including parking) must be made online at go.wisc.edu/2017credentials. Contact the Athletic Communications office with questions.

Sideline credentials will be issued only to accredited photographers and reporters on assign-ment. Credentials must be prominently displayed on the field level. Media cannot work between the 25-yard lines as recommended by the NCAA in its game management manual.

Credentials will be mailed to the opposing SID if time permits. Those passes which cannot be mailed will be left at Gate 4 of Camp Randall Stadium (north end of the stadium, adjacent to the Lot 17 parking ramp).

Credentials will be issued according to the fol-lowing priorities: 1) TV and radio stations originating a live broadcast; 2) national publications, newspa-pers filing for immediate online coverage or the following day’s publication, and news outlets desig-nated by the visiting SID; 3) TV and radio stations covering for nightly news; and 4) other requests, which will be evaluated on a space-available basis. Spouses, friends, non-workers and children are not allowed in the media areas as dictated by the NCAA. Anyone violating these standards will be denied credentials to future games.

Admittance to Camp RandallAll media members (including photographers) must enter Camp Randall Stadium through the Media Entrance at Gate 4 (north end of the stadium, adja-cent to the Lot 17 parking ramp). Members of the media will be asked to present a photo ID.

Press BoxThe Evjue Communications Center is located on the west side of Camp Randall Stadium and is acces-sible by elevator. Radio and TV broadcast booths are located on Level 7. The press box for working media is located on Level 8. A pregame meal is served.

Photo Work RoomWork space for photographers is available in the Bornstein Media Center, located adjacent to the south end zone at Camp Randall Stadium. Flip cards and rosters are made available, and a pregame meal is served in the media room.

Wireless Internet AccessFree wireless internet access is available inside Camp Randall Stadium (includes press box and photo work room). Simply connect to the BadgerWiFi network, open a browser window and complete the registration form.

Frequency CoordinationPrior to operating a radio or television transmitter or any wireless device anywhere on stadium property, you must first contact frequency coordinator Gary Trenda at (608) 620-4880 or [email protected] and complete all coordination procedures. The obligation to coordinate all wireless operations includes any wireless microphone, transmitters of all types, portable transceivers (other than cell phones) and any device that emits radio frequency energy.

Satellite TrucksFor news organizations that send a satellite truck to cover a game at Camp Randall Stadium, please contact Barry Fox (Director of Facilities) prior to arrival at (608) 262-3631. Extremely limited park-ing (for the satellite vehicle only) is available at the southwest corner of the stadium near the Athletic Operations Building. The electrician who can assist with powering up is Ed Walsh (608-235-8552).

Ordering Phone LinesNews organizations requiring their own phone lines should call Dominic Osterhaus at (608) 265-8546 or email him at [email protected] to order lines.

Gameday ServicesMedia ServicesFlip cards and notes are delivered to each working location prior to kickoff. A full statistics packet will be available after the game in the press box. Final statistics packets will be distributed in the McClain Center interview room and the Bornstein Media Center on the south end of the stadium.

Final StatisticsFinal statistics are immediately available after the game at UWBadgers.com and also will be emailed following the game.

Postgame Interview ProceduresWith five minutes left in the game, media members have access to the playing field. Head coach Paul Chryst holds his postgame media conference on the lower level of the McClain Center. Chryst’s media conference is live video streamed via BTN2Go.

After Chryst’s session, requested Wisconsin players are available in the same room. Assistant coaches are not available following games. The Wisconsin locker room is closed to the media.

The opposing head coach is available for inter-views in the Bornstein Media Center on the south end of the stadium. Contact the opposing team’s communications staff for postgame procedures.

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Athletic Communications Staff

Brian LucasDirector (Football Contact)

Brian Lucas was named UW’s Director of Athletic Communications in 2009. Now in his 19th year with the Athletic Communications office, he oversees the communications efforts for all 23 of Wisconsin’s varsity sports, directing a staff that includes six full-time assis-tants and two staff writers.

As a member of the UW Athletic Department’s content management and external rela-tions teams, Lucas has a role in shaping and sharing the Badgers’ story, working closely with the Director of Digital Content, the Video Services Director and the Director of Marketing and Promotions. That includes original content on the official website of Wisconsin Athletics (UWBadgers.com), social media messaging and media relations outreach.

Lucas has served as the main football communica-tions contact since 2008. During that time, Wisconsin has been a mainstay on the national scene, playing in a bowl game every season, including three consecutive Rose Bowls (2011, 2012 and 2013) and the 2017 Cotton Bowl Classic. He directed successful awards campaigns for running backs Montee Ball and Melvin Gordon, both of whom were Heisman Trophy finalists and Doak Walker Award winners.

In 2016-17, Lucas added communications oversight of the men’s and women’s golf programs.

Lucas spent seven seasons (2001-08) as the primary men’s basketball contact at UW. During that time he also assisted in media relations for football and served as the editor of both the football and men’s basketball game programs. Both programs received national honors from CoSIDA (College Sports Information Directors of America) during his time as editor.

As the primary contact for men’s basketball, Lucas handled publicity during one of the most successful periods in program history. The Badgers won five Big Ten titles (three regular-season and two tournament) during his seven seasons and advanced to the NCAA tournament every year. In 2006-07, the team was ranked No. 1 in the country and produced its first first-team All-American (Alando Tucker) since 1950.

As an intern at the UW, Lucas was responsible for several varsity sports during his first two years, including men’s soccer and track. Prior to coming to Wisconsin, Lucas worked one year as an intern in the Marquette Sports Information Office.

Lucas is a 1998 graduate of Notre Dame, where he earned a B.A. in English and American Studies. He worked for three years in the Irish Sports Information Office. The Oceanside, N.Y., native lives in Middleton with his wife, Christine, and their daughter, Cayla.

Brian MasonAssistant Director (Football Contact)

Brian Mason is in his 10th year at Wisconsin in 2017-18, serving as the Athletic Communications office’s secondary contact for football and overseeing its coverage of swimming and diving.

Mason is in his eighth season assisting with communications efforts for the UW football program, a run

that includes three Big Ten championships, four appear-ances in the Big Ten Football Championship Game and seven bowl games. He is in his second season working with the Badgers' swimming and diving program, a role he also filled from 2008-11.

Prior to working with the football program, Mason served as the secondary contact for the men’s basketball team for the Badgers’ NCAA tournament appearance in 2010 and Sweet 16 season in 2011. He has since assisted on coverage of UW’s consecutive runs to the Final Four in 2014 and 2015.

Mason also spent five years overseeing coverage of Wisconsin’s highly-successful track and field and cross country programs, including the 2011 NCAA champion men’s cross country team.

He served as the first editor of UW Athletics' weekly digital magazine, Varsity, a role he held from the publica-tion's inception in 2010 until 2016.

Prior to joining the staff at Wisconsin, Mason spent three years in the athletics media relations office at his alma mater, the University of Northern Iowa, working primarily with the Panthers’ softball and track and field programs.

A native of Waverly, Iowa, Mason received his bach-elor’s degree in communications from UNI and resides in Madison with his wife, Laura, and daughter, Emily.

Andy BaggotWriter, UWBadgers.com

Andy Baggot has been with the Wisconsin Athletic Communications office since 2015, providing coverage of the Badgers’ 23 teams for UWBadgers.com and Varsity Magazine.

A recognizable name for sports fans in Wisconsin, Baggot spent the previous 37 years writing for the Wisconsin State Journal in Madison

and building a reputation as a gifted storyteller.In his latest role, Baggot serves as UWBadgers.com

Insider and provides written coverage while also adding to the department’s growing video and new media efforts in an on-camera role. He can be found on Twitter at @AndyBaggot.

A Tomah, Wisconsin, native, Baggot began his career as a sports reporter for the Wisconsin State Journal in August 1978. During his time with the newspaper he covered Wisconsin athletics, specifically football and men’s hockey, while also writing about athletics

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administration and pieces that touched on all of the department’s 23 sports.

In addition to covering UW, Baggot also handled beat reporting for the Milwaukee Brewers and Green Bay Packers during his career.

Baggot and his wife, Holly, reside in Middleton with their daughter, Jordan.

Paul CapobiancoAssistant Director

Paul Capobianco has been with Wisconsin since 1999, where he has served as athletic communications contact for men’s ice hockey since 2003. He began his time at Wisconsin as the women’s hockey contact for the first four years in program history and has served the rowing programs for all but three of his years at UW.

The teams handled by Capobianco have enjoyed great success with the men’s hockey program winning the 2006 NCAA championship and the 2010 squad reaching the NCAA title game. Wisconsin has produced seven Hobey Baker Award finalists during that time, including the 2010 winner, the first in Wisconsin history. The women’s lightweight rowing team captured five national titles, while the men’s rowing program boasts one national title during that time, as well.

Capobianco worked with the Salt Lake Organizing Committee, serving as mixed zone supervisor at Peaks Ice Arena an assisted for the medal games at the E Center for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in ice hockey.

Before Wisconsin, Capobianco served as a graduate assistant sports information director at Minnesota State University, Mankato from 1997-99. While in Mankato, he spent a season as the primary contact for football, men’s and women’s basketball, women’s soccer and two years as the men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s track and field and men’s and women’s cross country contact. He began his athletic communications career at Stony Brook (N.Y.) University during football and basketball game days.

In addition, Capobianco boasts media relations experience at the 2002 Major League Baseball All-Star Game, the 2002 NCAA Men’s Frozen Four, the 2001 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four and the 1999 NFC Championship Game.

The Selden, N.Y., native graduated from the University of Notre Dame with a bachelor’s degree in biology in 1996. While at Notre Dame, he was a member of the Fighting Irish’s 1994 NCAA champion fencing team, earning three letters with the squad.

Capobianco, his wife, Laurie, and their children, Rose, Colin and Lily, reside in Madison.

Kelli GrashelAssistant Director

Kelli Grashel is in her fourth year at Wisconsin. Grashel serves as the primary contact for UW's softball, wrestling, men's soccer and women's soccer teams along with assisting with coverage of football.

While at Wisconsin, Grashel helped promote a wrestling program

that has seen great success with All-Americans Isaac Jordan and Connor Medbery. Jordan won a pair of Big Ten titles while at UW and became the fifth four-time All-American in program history, while Medbery was the NCAA runner-up in 2017 before receiving the Big Ten Medal of Honor.

Additionally, she provided coverage for Rose Lavelle, a member of the U.S. Women’s Soccer National Team and the first No. 1 draft pick in their respective sport in Wisconsin history.

The men’s soccer team enjoyed tremendous suc-cess in 2016 as the Big Ten runner-up, produced an All-American in Chris Mueller and saw Sam Brotherton sign a professional contract with Sunderland FC.

The softball team had one of its most successful seasons in program history in 2017 under the lead of All-American Chloe Miller.

Prior to joining the staff at Wisconsin, Grashel spent time as an intern with ASA/USA Softball in its marketing and communications department.

As an undergraduate at Oklahoma State University, Grashel was a student assistant in the media relations department and served as the secondary contact for men's and women's golf. She also assisted with football, men's basketball, women's basketball, baseball and soft-ball.

She was part of the Oklahoma State women's bas-ketball team's Sweet 16 run in 2014 and also played an important role in the 2014 NCAA Women's Golf Central Regional in Stillwater, Okla. Grashel also assisted at the 2013 Oklahoma City All-College Classic, the 2014 Phillips 66 Big 12 Women's Basketball Championship and the 2014 NCAA Baseball Stillwater Regional and Super Regional.

A native of Dallas, Texas, Grashel graduated from Oklahoma State with a bachelor's degree in sports media and strategic communications and a minor in political sci-ence. In her senior year, she was named the 2014 Sports Media Student of the Year.

She previously served on the national board for the Association for Women in Sports Media as the Student Chapter Coordinator.

A.J. HarrisonAssistant Director

A.J. Harrison is in his fifth year at Wisconsin in 2017-18, serving as the primary contact for the UW women's hockey team along with the track and field and cross country programs.

While at Wisconsin, Harrison has overseen coverage for the women's hockey team, which has four NCAA Frozen Four appearances, three WCHA

Playoff titles and two WCHA regular season crowns during his tenure. Harrison helped promote Ann-Renee Desbiens, the 2017 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award recipient and Brittany Ammerman, the 2015 Hockey Humanitarian Award winner.

The track and field and cross country program has also enjoyed tremendous success, capturing four Big Ten titles since the 2013-14 season while producing a pair of 2016 Rio Olympians in Kelsey Card and Zach Ziemek. For his efforts promoting the program, Harrison received the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches

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Association's Excellence in Communications Award for the 2016 cross country season.

Prior to joining the staff at Wisconsin, Harrison spent a year in the athletic media relations office at the University of Tulsa. He primarily worked with the Golden Hurricane volleyball, track and field and tennis programs and served as the media coordinator for the 2012 Conference USA Volleyball Championship. Harrison also assisted with football, women's basketball and softball during his year at Tulsa.

As an undergraduate at Drake University, Harrison spent three years as an athletic communications student assistant, where he served as the track and field and cross country contact for two years. He was an important member of the Drake Relays staff, working a variety of different roles that included serving as the press box coordinator in 2012. Harrison also staffed two NCAA out-door championships and two USA outdoor championships at Drake Stadium.

He also volunteered at the 2011 and 2012 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament second and third rounds in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Omaha, Nebraska, respectively, and the 2012 NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament Des Moines Regional.

A native of Verona, Wisconsin, Harrison graduated from Drake with a bachelor degree in journalism in 2012.

Brandon HarrisonSocial Media Manager

Brandon Harrison, an alumnus of UW-Madison and Wisconsin native, is in his fourth year on staff at Wisconsin. Harrison serves as the athletic depart-ment’s Social Media Manager, as well as the secondary communications con-tact for UW men’s basketball.

In his position as Social Media Manager, Harrison oversees the com-

munication and content for the athletic department’s main social media accounts, as well as football and men’s basketball.

In his communications role with the men’s basketball program, Harrison helped oversee the communications efforts for the Badgers during their run to the Final Four and national championship game in 2015, including the promotion of consensus National Player of the Year Frank Kaminsky.

Prior to joining the staff at Wisconsin, Harrison spent a year in the athletic media relations office at the University of Arkansas. He worked primarily with the Razorbacks’ women’s basketball and women’s tennis pro-grams. Harrison also assisted with football, men’s basket-ball and baseball at Arkansas.

As an undergraduate at UW, Harrison spent two years as an athletic communications student assistant, where he served as a contact for the track and field and cross country programs, as well as the men’s hockey and women’s golf teams.

A native of Stoughton, Wisconsin, Harrison graduated from UW and earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism in 2013.

Patrick HerbAssistant Director

Patrick Herb, an alumnus of UW-Madison and seven-year veteran of the Kansas City Chiefs public rela-tions staff, has been a member of the UW Athletic Communications depart-ment since 2008. He is the primary contact for men’s basketball, as well as UW’s men’s and women’s tennis programs.

Herb oversaw the communications efforts for Wisconsin’s back-to-back Final Four runs in 2014 and 2015, including the promotion of 2015 consensus National Player of the Year Frank Kaminsky. The book he authored on the Badgers’ remarkable run, Make ’Em Believe, was released in June 2015.

Herb has served as the sideline reporter for the Wisconsin Radio Network’s broadcasts of Badgers foot-ball games since 2009 and also has regular segments on the network’s football and men’s basketball radio pregame shows. From 2014-2016, Herb also served a consultant to UW Athletics Director and College Football Playoff com-mittee member Barry Alvarez, attending each of the first three CFP championship games.

Prior to Wisconsin, Herb spent seven seasons with the Chiefs (2001-07), most recently as manager of media relations. In his role at Kansas City, Herb was the manag-ing editor and designer of the Chiefs Gameday program; was involved with planning and idea generation for the team web site; was responsible for layout and design of the team media guide; was an on-camera host and creator of Access Arrowhead, the team’s online video channel; traveled with the team; and supervised the staff interns and photographer. Herb also worked for the NFL at five Super Bowls and two AFC championship games.

Herb and his wife, Lindsay, are both Appleton, Wisconsin, natives and currently reside in Verona with their sons, Tyler and Austin.

Julia HujetGraphic Designer

Julia Hujet is in her sixth year work-ing in Digital Services and Athletic Communications at Wisconsin. Hujet serves as the editor/designer of UW Athletics’ weekly digital magazine, Varsity, and is responsible for the design of a variety of projects for UWBadgers.com and the athletic department’s related web sites.

She is also responsible for creating graphics for the Badgers’ many social media accounts, including Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

A native of Appleton, Wisconsin, Hujet earned her bachelor’s degree in art, with a focus on graphic design, from Wisconsin in 2012. As a student at UW, Hujet worked at the Wisconsin Union, creating graphic works for the unions and other university organizations.

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Mike LucasSenior Writer, UWBadgers.com

Mike Lucas, a longtime Madison media personality and radio color commenta-tor for Wisconsin football and men’s basketball games, has been providing exclusive coverage for UWBadgers.com and Varsity Magazine since 2010.

An authority on Wisconsin sports and an accomplished storyteller, Lucas is responsible for providing coverage

of the Badgers on a daily basis, including pregame break-downs, postgame coverage, personality profiles, video segments and more. He can be found on Twitter at @LucasAtLarge.

A Beloit, Wisconsin, native, Lucas wrote for the Madison Capital Times for 39 years. As a student at Wisconsin, he also wrote for the Badger Herald and Daily Cardinal. All told, he has been covering Badgers athletics since 1969. Along with national, regional and local writing awards, Lucas has twice been named Sportswriter of the Year in Wisconsin.

Lucas is in his 24th season as the radio color commen-tator alongside play-by-play man Matt Lepay for Badgers football and men’s basketball. He has also served as the color commentator on both radio and television broadcasts for UW men’s hockey. In addition, he hosts the daily morn-ing talk show “Lucas & Dawson” on WTSO-AM radio in Madison and previously hosted a weekly television show, “Sidelines,” that aired around the state.

Lucas has authored five books about Wisconsin athlet-ics: Barry’s Badgers: The Road to the Roses, Five Golden Rings: The Saga of Wisconsin Hockey, The 25 Greatest Moments in Camp Randall History, Don’t Flinch, the Barry Alvarez autobiography, and Another Hill to Climb, the Bo Ryan autobiography.

Lucas and his wife, Peggy, reside in Madison.

Diane NordstromAssociate Director

Diane Nordstrom is in her 28th season as an associate athletic communications director at Wisconsin.

Nordstrom serves as the athletic communications contact for the volley-ball and women’s basketball teams. She is also serves as the coordinator of the department’s annual report and is on the UW Athletic Hall of Fame selection

committee.Nordstrom, who provides radio color commentary for

road volleyball matches, has accompanied the Badger vol-leyball team to 19 NCAA tournament appearances includ-ing second-place finishes in 2000 and 2013. Wisconsin has also won four Big Ten Conference titles during her tenure.

She served as the host athletic communications director of the 1993 and 1998 NCAA Division I Women’s Volleyball Championships.

Prior to working with the women’s basketball team, Nordstrom served as the contact for men’s and women’s track and field and cross country with her teams winning 20 Big Ten titles and hosting five Big Ten championships. She has also worked with the men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams, the women’s tennis team, and the men’s

soccer team.Nordstrom was recognized by the American Volleyball

Coaches Association in 2001 with the Grant Burger Media Award, recognizing a member of the media who has been involved in the advancement of volleyball. She was also recognized as a regional award winner in 2006, 2013 and 2016.

In 2015, Nordstrom received the inaugural College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Achieve-ment award, presented to a member that has not served their institution as a director, but rather is an assistant or associate who has provided exceptional service and dedica-tion to their institution or conference office.

Nordstrom has received numerous awards for her publications from CoSIDA She currently serves as a chair of Female Athletic Media Relations Executives (FAME), a subsidiary of CoSIDA, is a member of the Special Awards Committee, and also serves as an at-large member of the organization’s board of directors. In 2011, Nordstrom was honored with a 25-year award from CoSIDA.

In addition to her office duties, Nordstrom also serves as the co-host of the Wisconsin Women’s Sports Hour radio show, a weekly hour-long show dedicated to UW women’s athletics.

Prior to coming to Wisconsin, Nordstrom served as the sports information director at UW-Milwaukee from 1986–89.

A 1984 graduate of Wisconsin with a bachelor’s degree in journalism, Nordstrom was a four-year member of the women’s track and field team. She served as a team captain her senior season and also set the UW record in the discus twice during her career.

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UW Athletic CommunicationsPhone: (608) 262-1811Fax: (608) 262-8184Address: Kellner Hall 1440 Monroe Street Madison, WI 53711

DirectorBrian Lucas (Football Contact)C: 608-513-3987E-mail: [email protected]

Associate DirectorDiane NordstromC: 608-843-8556E-mail: [email protected]

Assistant DirectorPaul CapobiancoC: 608-219-6278E-mail: [email protected]

Assistant DirectorKelli GrashelC: 608-445-4086E-mail: [email protected]

Assistant DirectorA.J. HarrisonC: 608-279-8641E-mail: [email protected]

Assistant DirectorPatrick HerbC: 608-957-2085E-mail: [email protected]

Assistant DirectorBrian Mason (Football Contact)C: 608-279-8659E-mail: [email protected]

Senior WriterMike LucasC: 608-212-4224E-mail: [email protected]

WriterAndy BaggotC: 608-444-8014E-mail: [email protected]

Social Media ManagerBrandon HarrisonC: 608-279-8653E-mail: [email protected]

Graphic DesignerJulia HujetC: 608-259-6582E-mail: [email protected]

Opponent Media ContactsUtah State SID: Doug HoffmanPhone: (435) 881-8011E-mail: [email protected]: www.utahstateaggies.com

Florida Atlantic SID: Katrina McCormackPhone: (561) 251-5588E-mail: [email protected]: www.fausports.com

BYU SID: Brett PynePhone: (801) 367-1631E-mail: [email protected]: www.byucougars.com

Northwestern SID: Paul KennedyPhone: (847) 467-2028E-mail: [email protected]: www.nusports.com

Nebraska SID: Keith MannPhone: (402) 472-2263E-mail: [email protected]: www.huskers.com

Purdue SID: Matt RectorPhone: (765) 494-3196E-mail: [email protected]: www.purduesports.com

Maryland SID: Dustin SemonavickPhone: (757) 544-8393E-mail: [email protected]: www.umterps.com

Illinois SID: Kent BrownPhone: (217) 244-6533E-mail: [email protected]: www.fightingillini.com

Indiana SID: Jeff KeagPhone: (812) 219-2925E-mail: [email protected]: www.iuhoosiers.com

Iowa SID: Steve RoePhone: (319) 335-9411E-mail: [email protected]: www.hawkeyesports.com

Michigan SID: David AblaufPhone: (734) 323-2281E-mail: [email protected]: www.mgoblue.com

Minnesota SID: Paul RovnakPhone: (612) 625-4090E-mail: [email protected]: www.gophersports.com

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Additional Media InformationBig Ten Communications Contacts

Jason Yellin Assistant Commissioner, CommunicationsPhone: (847) 696-1010E-mail: [email protected]: www.bigten.org

Adam Augustine Director, Communications (Football Contact)Phone: (847) 696-1010E-mail: [email protected]

Big Ten Email ServiceInformation on Big Ten football will be emailed throughout the year to accredited media. The Big Ten utilizes a media email list website which requires that media members fill out an online application. Once the information is submitted, media can con-trol and adjust their own accounts to only receive the information they need. Media may also remove themselves from the media email list if necessary. For detailed instructions, contact Adam Augustine: [email protected].

Big Ten Weekly AwardsBig Ten Football Players of the Week are selected in four categories: offensive, defensive, special teams and freshman. Award winners are chosen by a vote of the Big Ten Communications staff from nomina-tions supplied by the schools’ communications offic-es. The Big Ten office will announce weekly football award winners on Mondays.

Big Ten Football Championship GameThe 2017 Big Ten Football Championship Game will be held at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on Saturday, Dec. 2, and will be televised by FOX. The Big Ten will conduct a media teleconference with the two participating head coaches on Sunday, Nov. 26. Another media teleconference with select student-athletes from each school will be held on Monday, Nov. 27. A press conference featuring both participating head coaches will be held at Lucas Oil Stadium on Friday, Dec. 1. Credential application information and other details will be sent out in October.

College Football Playoff ContactGina Lehe Senior Director, Communications & Brand ManagementPhone: (469) 262-5204E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.collegefootballplayoff.com

CFP Bowl Game ContactsRose Bowl Game: Karen Linhart Phone: (626) 449-4100E-mail: [email protected]: www.tournamentofroses.com

Goodyear Cotton Bowl: Charlie Fiss Phone: (817) 892-4803E-mail: [email protected]: www.attcottonbowl.com

Capital One Orange Bowl: Larry Wahl Phone: (305) 341-4700E-mail: [email protected]: www.orangebowl.org

PlayStation Fiesta Bowl: Scott Leightman Phone: (480) 350-0909E-mail: [email protected]: www.fiestabowl.org

Chik-fil-A Peach Bowl: Matt Garvey Phone: (404) 586-8496E-mail: [email protected]: www.chick-fil-apeachbowl.com

Allstate Sugar Bowl: John Sudsbury Phone: (504) 828-2440E-mail: [email protected]: www.allstatesugarbowl.org

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2017 Big Ten ScheduleAugust 31

Buffalo at MinnesotaOhio State at Indiana

September 1Washington at RutgersUtah State at Wisconsin

September 2Ball State at IllinoisWyoming at IowaBowling Green at Michigan StateMaryland at TexasAkron at Penn StateNevada at NorthwesternMichigan vs. FloridaLouisville vs. PurdueArkansas State at Nebraska

September 8Ohio at Purdue

September 9Northwestern at DukeIowa at Iowa StateTowson at MarylandCincinnati at MichiganFlorida Atlantic at WisconsinWestern Mich. at Michigan StatePittsburgh at Penn StateEastern Michigan at RutgersIndiana at VirginiaNebraska at OregonOklahoma at Ohio StateWestern Kentucky at IllinoisMinnesota at Oregon State

September 15Illinois at South Florida

September 16Purdue at MissouriAir Force at MichiganNorthern Illinois at NebraskaMiddle Tennessee at MinnesotaMorgan State at RutgersWisconsin at BYUFlorida International at IndianaNorth Texas at IowaArmy at Ohio StateBowling Green at NorthwesternGeorgia State at Penn State

September 23UNLV at Ohio StateMichigan at PurdueGeorgia Southern at IndianaPenn State at IowaUCF at MarylandRutgers at NebraskaNotre Dame at Michigan State

September 29Nebraska at Illinois

September 30Iowa at Michigan StateMaryland at MinnesotaIndiana at Penn StateOhio State at RutgersNorthwestern at Wisconsin

October 7Michigan State at MichiganWisconsin at NebraskaMaryland at Ohio StateMinnesota at PurduePenn State at NorthwesternIllinois at Iowa

October 14Northwestern at MarylandRutgers at IllinoisMichigan State at MinnesotaOhio State at NebraskaPurdue at WisconsinMichigan at Indiana

October 21Indiana at Michigan StateIllinois at MinnesotaIowa at NorthwesternMichigan at Penn StatePurdue at RutgersMaryland at Wisconsin

October 28Michigan State at NorthwesternNebraska at PurdueMinnesota at IowaIndiana at MarylandRutgers at MichiganWisconsin at IllinoisPenn State at Ohio State

November 4Wisconsin at IndianaOhio State at IowaMinnesota at MichiganPenn State at Michigan StateNorthwestern at NebraskaIllinois at PurdueMaryland vs. Rutgers

November 11Indiana at IllinoisMichigan at MarylandNebraska at MinnesotaPurdue at NorthwesternMichigan State at Ohio StateIowa at WisconsinRutgers at Penn State

November 18Rutgers at IndianaPurdue at IowaMaryland at Michigan StateMinnesota at NorthwesternIllinois at Ohio StateNebraska at Penn StateMichigan at Wisconsin

November 24Iowa at Nebraska

November 25Northwestern at IllinoisPenn State at MarylandWisconsin at MinnesotaIndiana at PurdueMichigan State at RutgersOhio State at Michigan

December 2Big Ten Championship Game (Indianapolis)

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2017-18 Bowl GamesBowl Game Date Time (CT) Site NetworkR+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl Dec. 16 Noon New Orleans ESPNAutoNation Cure Bowl Dec. 16 1:30 p.m. Orlando, Fla. CBSSNLas Vegas Bowl Dec. 16 2:30 p.m. Las Vegas ABCGildan New Mexico Bowl Dec. 16 3:30 p.m. Albuquerque, N.M. ESPNRaycom Camellia Bowl Dec. 16 7 p.m. Montgomery, Ala. ESPNBoca Raton Bowl Dec. 19 6 p.m. Boca Raton, Fla ESPNFrisco Bowl Dec. 20 7 p.m. Frisco, Texas ESPNSt. Petersburg Bowl Dec. 21 7 p.m. St. Petersberg, Fla. ESPNPopeyes Bahamas Bowl Dec. 22 11:30 a.m. Nassau, Bahamas ESPNFamous Idaho Potato Bowl Dec. 22 3 p.m. Boise, Idaho ESPNBirmingham Bowl Dec. 23 11 a.m. Birmingham, Ala. ESPNLockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl Dec. 23 2:30 p.m. Fort Worth, Texas ESPNDollar General Bowl Dec. 23 6 p.m. Mobile, Ala. ESPNHawai’i Bowl Dec. 24 7:30 p.m. Honolulu ESPNZaxby’s Heart of Dallas Bowl Dec. 26 12:30 p.m. Dallas ESPNQuick Lane Bowl Dec. 26 4:15 p.m. Detroit ESPNCactus Bowl Dec. 26 8 p.m. Phoenix ESPNIndependence Bowl Dec. 27 12:30 p.m. Shreveport, La. ESPNNew Era Pinstripe Bowl Dec. 27 4:15 p.m. Bronx, N.Y. ESPNFoster Farms Bowl Dec. 27 7:30 p.m. Santa Clara, Calif. FOXAdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl Dec. 27 8 p.m. Houston ESPNMilitary Bowl Dec. 28 12:30 p.m. Annapolis, Md. ESPNCamping World Bowl Dec. 28 4:15 p.m. Orlando, Fla. ESPN San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl Dec. 28 8 p.m. San Diego, Calif. FS1Valero Alamo Bowl Dec. 28 8 p.m. San Antonio, Texas ESPNBelk Bowl Dec. 29 Noon Charlotte ESPNHyundai Sun Bowl Dec. 29 2 p.m. El Paso, Texas CBSFranklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl Dec. 29 3:30 p.m. Nashville, Tenn. ESPNNOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl Dec. 30 4:30 p.m. Tucson, Ariz. CBSSNGoodyear Cotton Bowl Dec. 29 7:30 p.m. Arlington, Texas ESPNTaxSlayer Bowl Dec. 30 11 a.m. Jacksonville, Fla. ESPNAutoZone Liberty Bowl Dec. 30 11:30 a.m. Nashville, Tenn. ABCPlayStation Fiesta Bowl Dec. 31 3 p.m. Glendale, Ariz. ESPNCapital One Orange Bowl Dec. 31 7 p.m. Miami Gardens, Fla. ESPNOutback Bowl Jan. 1 11 a.m. Tampa ESPN2Chik-fil-a Peach Bowl Jan. 1 11:30 a.m. Atlanta ESPNBuffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl Jan. 1 Noon Orlando ABCRose Bowl Game (CFP Semifinal) Jan. 1 4 p.m. Pasadena, Calif. ESPNAllstate Sugar Bowl (CFP Semifinal) Jan. 1 7:45 p.m. New Orleans ESPNCollege Football Playoff National Championship Jan. 8 7 p.m. Atlanta ESPN

(Dates and times are tentative and subject to change, times are listed in Central Time)

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Wisconsin Future Schedules2017 Schedule

Sept. 2 UTAH STATESept. 9 FLORIDA ATLANTICSept. 16 at BYUSept. 23 Bye WeekSept. 30 NORTHWESTERNOct. 7 at NebraskaOct. 14 PURDUEOct. 21 MARYLANDOct. 28 at IllinoisNov. 4 at IndianaNov. 11 IOWANov. 18 MICHIGANNov. 25 at MinnesotaDec. 2 Big Ten Championship Game (Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis)

2018 ScheduleSept. 1 WESTERN KENTUCKYSept. 8 NEW MEXICOSept. 15 BYUSept. 22 at IowaSept. 29 Bye WeekOct. 6 NEBRASKAOct. 13 at MichiganOct. 20 ILLINOISOct. 27 at NorthwesternNov. 3 RUTGERSNov. 10 at Penn StateNov. 17 at PurdueNov. 24 MINNESOTADec. 1 Big Ten Championship Game (Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis)

2019 ScheduleAug. 31 at USFSept. 7 CENTRAL MICHIGANSept. 14 Bye WeekSept. 21 MICHIGANSept. 28 NORTHWESTERNOct. 5 KENT STATEOct. 12 MICHIGAN STATEOct. 19 at IllinoisOct. 26 at Ohio StateNov. 2 Bye WeekNov. 9 IOWANov. 16 at NebraskaNov. 23 PURDUENov. 30 at MinnesotaDec. 7 Big Ten Championship Game (Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis)

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Badger Sports NetworkAbout the NetworkComprised of 62 affiliates, the Badger Sports Network is the radio home of Wisconsin football and brings the Badgers to all corners of the state — and beyond — each Saturday.

Badger Sports Network broadcasts also are available to SiriusXM satellite radio subscribers and to a worldwide audience thanks to free streaming audio via iHeartRadio. Madison-based WIBA (1310 AM and 101.5 FM) serves as the flagship station for the Badger Sports Network.

The Broadcast TeamFor the 24th-consecutive season, Matt Lepay and Mike Lucas team up to provide the call of Wisconsin football on the Badger Sports Network.

Lepay has been the play-by-play voice of Badgers football since 1994 and began calling UW men’s basketball games in 1988. An eight-time Wisconsin Sportscaster of the Year, Lepay also handles play-by-play for a number of Milwaukee Brewers television broadcasts on FOX Sports Wisconsin.

Lucas joined Lepay in the football broadcast booth in 1994 and has provided analysis on Badgers football and men’s basketball broadcasts ever since. The two-time Wisconsin Sportswriter of the Year is the Senior Writer for UWBadgers.com and has cov-ered UW athletics for more than 45 years.

Lucas and Lepay are joined by Patrick Herb, who is in his ninth season as sideline reporter, and ana-lyst Mark Tauscher, the former Badgers and Green Bay Packers offensive lineman who adds commen-tary during UW home games.

Badgers Partner with LearfieldIn 2007, the University of Wisconsin and Learfield Sports agreed to a contract extension that granted Learfield marketing and multimedia rights with Badgers athletics through 2019.

Learfield’s Madison-based staff, which operates under the name Badger Sports Properties (BSP), manages corporate sponsorship programs in sup-port of UW Athletics and is responsible for the pro-duction and distribution of live radio broadcasts of Badgers sports, as well as coaches shows and more.

Under the terms of the contract extension, Learfield will pay a minimum of $75 million in guar-anteed rights payments over the life of the contract.

Learfield has partnered with the University of Wisconsin since 1994, producing annually more than 100 radio broadcasts of Badgers football, bas-ketball and hockey games on a statewide network. In 2001, Learfield acquired the multimedia rights at UW, creating marketing opportunities beyond radio to include television, venue signage, event impact, retail promotions, corporate hospitality, print and UWBadgers.com.

2017 Affiliates (Football)Amery WXCE-AM 1260 Antigo WACD-FM 106.1 Appleton WHBY-AM 1150 Beaver Dam WBEV-AM 1430 Black River Falls WWIS-FM 99.7 Dodgeville WDMP-AM 810 Dodgeville WDMP-FM 99.3Duluth/Superior WDSM-AM 710 Eau Claire WBIZ-AM 1400 Eau Claire WBIZ-FM 100.7 Eau Claire WATQ-FM 106.7Fond Du Lac KFIZ-AM 1450 Fort Atkinson WFAW-AM 940 Green Bay WDUZ-FM 107.5 Green Bay WDUZ-AM 1400Hayward WRLS-FM 92.3 Ironwood, Mich. WJMS-AM 590Hurley WIMI-FM 99.7Janesville WCLO-AM 1230 La Crosse WFBZ-FM 105.5Lancaster/Platteville WGLR-FM 97.7Madison WIBA-AM 1310Madison WIBA-FM 101.5Manitowoc WOMT-AM 1240 Marinette WMAM-AM 570 Marshfield WDLB-AM 1450 Marshfield WOSQ-FM 92.3Medford WKEB-FM 99.3Medford WIGM-AM 1490Milwaukee WRIT-FM 95.7Milwaukee WOKY-AM 920Park Falls WIMI-F2 102.3Platteville/Lancaster WPVL-AM 1590Prairie du Chien WPRE-AM 980Prairie du Chien WPRE-F2 104.3Prairie du Chien WQPC-FM 94.3Reedsburg/Portage WRDB-AM 1400 Rhinelander WHOH-FM 96.5Rhinelander WCYE-FM 93.7Rice Lake WJMC-AM 1240Richland Center WRCO-AM 1450 Richland Center WRCO-FM 100.9Ripon WRPN-AM 1600River Falls WEVR-AM 1550 River Falls WEVR-FM 106.3 Rockford, Ill. WNTA-AM 1330Shawano WTCH-AM 960 Shawano WTCH-FM 96.5Sheboygan WHBL-AM 1330Sparta WKLJ-AM 1290Stevens Point WSAU-FM 99.9Stevens Point WRIG-AM 1390Stevens Point WRIG-F2 93.9Sturgeon Bay WDOR-AM 910Sturgeon Bay WDOR-FM 93.9Viroqua WVRQ-AM 1360 Waupaca WDUX-AM 800Waupaca WDUX-FM 92.7Wausau WSAU-AM 550Wausau WSAU-F2 95.1Wisconsin Dells WDLS-AM 900Wisconsin Rapids WFHR-AM 1320

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Wisconsin Quick Facts

University FactsLocation: Madison, Wis.Population: 245,691Founded: 1848Joined Big Ten: 1896 (charter member)Enrollment: 43,338Nickname: BadgersColors: Cardinal and WhiteChancellor: Rebecca M. BlankDirector of Athletics: Barry AlvarezWebsite: UWBadgers.com

Team FactsHead Coach: Paul Chryst (Wisconsin, 1988), 3rd yearAssistant Coaches:Joe Rudolph (Offensive Coordinator/OL)Jim Leonhard (Defensive Coordinator/DBs)Bob Bostad (Inside Linebackers)Inoke Breckterfield (Defensive Line)Ted Gilmore (Off. Pass Game Coordinator/WRs)Chris Haering (Special Teams)John Settle (Running Backs)Tim Tibesar (Def. Run Game Coordinator/OLBs)Mickey Turner (Tight Ends)Offensive Formation: MultipleDefensive Formation: 3-4Starters Returning: 15 Offense: 8 (QB Alex Hornibrook, FB Austin Ramesh, TE Troy Fumagalli, WR Jazz Peavy, LG Jon Dietzen, C Michael Deiter, RG Beau Benzschawel, RT David Edwards) Defense: 7 (DE Conor Sheehy, NT Olive Sagapolu, DE Chikwe Obasih, ILB Jack Cichy, ILB T.J. Edwards, CB Derrick Tindal, SS D’Cota Dixon) Special Teams: 3 (FG Rafael Gaglianone, KO P.J. Rosowski, P Anthony Lotti)Starters Lost: 7 Offense: 3 (RB Corey Clement, WR Robert Wheelwright, LT Ryan Ramczyk) Defense: 4 (OLB Vince Biegel, OLB T.J. Watt, CB Sojourn Shelton, FS Leo Musso) Special Teams: 1 (K Andrew Endicott)Letterwinners Returning: 51 Offense: 20 Defense: 27 Special Teams: 4Letterwinners Lost: 16 Offense: 8 Defense: 6 Special Teams: 2

Team HistoryFirst Year of Football: 1889Record (Years): 684-489-53 (128)Big Ten Record (Years): 364-370-41 (121)Big Ten Championships (Last): 14 (2012)All-Time Bowl Record: 14-14National Championships: 1 (1942, Helms Foundation)Consensus All-America Selections: 27First Team All-Big Ten Selections: 2292016 Overall Record: 11-32016 Big Ten Record/Finish: 7-2/1st (West)2016 Bowl Game: Goodyear Cotton Bowl (def. #12 Western Michigan, 24-16)2016 Final Ranking (AP/Coach/CFP): 9th/9th/8th

Stadium InformationName: Camp Randall StadiumCapacity: 80,321Surface: FieldTurfOpened: 1917Largest Crowd: 83,184 (vs. Iowa, 2005)Record at Camp Randall: 349-194-23 (.637)

Athletic CommunicationsDirector of Athletic Communications Brian LucasCell Phone: 608-513-3987Fax: 608-262-8184Email: [email protected]: @BrianLucasUW

Assistant Director of Athletic Communications Brian MasonCell Phone: 608-279-8659Fax: 608-262-8184Email: [email protected]: @Brian_Mason

Press Box Phone: 608-262-7766

Social MediaTwitter: @BadgerFootballInstagram: @badgerfootballHashtags: #Badgers / #OnWisconsin Facebook: Facebook.com/WisconsinFootballYouTube: YouTube.com/WisconsinBadgersSnapchat: officialbadgers

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