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<blockquote data-quote="Krabs" data-source="post: 1009061" data-attributes="member: 15739"><p>It's been a while, so I figured I'd drop out a UW line here on this season and the next game against Rutgers. I'm liking the way that the Badgers bounced back after the Washington St. game. Mordecai has seemed to settle down and is starting to create an identity for this offense. I also think the coaches now see the value in Allen and are starting to feed him more. Especially against Purdont, they seem to figure things out. They were very balanced with 193 passing yards and 195 rushing yards. It's kind of the offense I expected from the start of the season. They were also very efficient on 3rd down going 12/18. With that said, they still need to clean up the penalties. 11 penalties overall for 70 yards. As much as I think Mordecai has settled down, he did throw one pretty bad interception. Like I said though, they seem to be finding their identity. </p><p></p><p>I'm much more concerned about the defense and the ability to stop the run. Something I'm not used to saying about Wisconsin's defense. WI is ranked 71st overall giving up 374.5 yard per game. Compare that to Rutgers who ranks 10th in the nation giving up 267.8 yards per game. A stout difference there. Now, I do think there is something to be said about the opponents. Northwestern should be ousted from the B1G, Temple is terrible, VT is down this season and Wagner should fold their program. Their on tough game they got boat raced by MI. Regardless, those are the stats. Georgia Southern and Buffalo are no power houses either. </p><p></p><p>Rutgers is a run first and run often offense. The Badgers are giving up 118 yards per game on the ground putting them at 43 in the nation. Rutgers gives up 98 yards and puts them at 24. Really not that big of a difference. Now, they are averaging 195 on the ground, but WI is at 201. Again, not a big difference. As with a lot of games, this is where I think the difference it. Quarterback play. The Badgers are at 226 yards per game. Rutgers is at 151. If the Badgers can hold them below their average running the ball and make them pass it they will be in a good spot. Vegas also has the Badgers as a 14 point home favorite. They seem to know what they are talking about. </p><p></p><p>Wisconsin wins this one 27 to 17.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Krabs, post: 1009061, member: 15739"] It's been a while, so I figured I'd drop out a UW line here on this season and the next game against Rutgers. I'm liking the way that the Badgers bounced back after the Washington St. game. Mordecai has seemed to settle down and is starting to create an identity for this offense. I also think the coaches now see the value in Allen and are starting to feed him more. Especially against Purdont, they seem to figure things out. They were very balanced with 193 passing yards and 195 rushing yards. It's kind of the offense I expected from the start of the season. They were also very efficient on 3rd down going 12/18. With that said, they still need to clean up the penalties. 11 penalties overall for 70 yards. As much as I think Mordecai has settled down, he did throw one pretty bad interception. Like I said though, they seem to be finding their identity. I'm much more concerned about the defense and the ability to stop the run. Something I'm not used to saying about Wisconsin's defense. WI is ranked 71st overall giving up 374.5 yard per game. Compare that to Rutgers who ranks 10th in the nation giving up 267.8 yards per game. A stout difference there. Now, I do think there is something to be said about the opponents. Northwestern should be ousted from the B1G, Temple is terrible, VT is down this season and Wagner should fold their program. Their on tough game they got boat raced by MI. Regardless, those are the stats. Georgia Southern and Buffalo are no power houses either. Rutgers is a run first and run often offense. The Badgers are giving up 118 yards per game on the ground putting them at 43 in the nation. Rutgers gives up 98 yards and puts them at 24. Really not that big of a difference. Now, they are averaging 195 on the ground, but WI is at 201. Again, not a big difference. As with a lot of games, this is where I think the difference it. Quarterback play. The Badgers are at 226 yards per game. Rutgers is at 151. If the Badgers can hold them below their average running the ball and make them pass it they will be in a good spot. Vegas also has the Badgers as a 14 point home favorite. They seem to know what they are talking about. Wisconsin wins this one 27 to 17. [/QUOTE]
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