The Victory Lap.

[Scars]

stack that box and we feastin

[Soapy]

Passing isn’t going so well for CSU.

Let Medina eat.

Jim Leonhard owns the Wisconsin record with 21 interceptions so if we want to break it (currently at 9), going to need another year like last year

Should see 3-0

Lets put this W in the bag and move on

stack that box and we feastin

let's get it

[Soapy]

‣ 2027 CFB Regular Season, Week 3 - Camp Randall Stadium, Madison, Wisconsin
(0-2, 0-0) Colorado State Rams at Wisconsin Badgers #14 (2-0, 0-0)

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CSU | 0 | 10 | 0 | 7 | 17
WISC | 7 | 0 | 3 | 10 | 20

QB Jackson Brousseau: 20-31, 220 yds, 2 TD
HB Jalen Dupree: 15 att, 69 yds
WR Landon Bell: 3 rec, 71 yds, TD

S Rico Smith: 9 tkl, 3 TFL
LB Landon Gauthier: 6 tkl, 3 TFL
LB Kirk Kennedy: 3 tkl, 2 TFL, sack

Coach Singleton's Post Game
Q: You guys were big favorites coming into the game and while you still won the game, how do you manage the locker room when the game was a lot closer than experts anticipated?
A: I think our guys know we didn't play our best, especially offensively early in the game and defensively, in the last sections. We gave up a big touchdown that's completely inexcusable but offense was able to bail us out, score that last minute touchdown. We still did a lot of good things on defense but there's a ton of room for improvements, especially situationally with that late touchdown and some key third downs they were able to convert.

Q: We saw a lot of pressures that weren't able to result in sacks, how can the team improve on that?
A: Get longer arms (laughs). We just have to finish, get the guy to the ground. Pressures aren't created equal so while it's a great stat to rack up, you also want to get sacks because those are guaranteed negative outcomes for the offense while on a pressure, if the [quarterback] has a hot read, he can dump it off for a quick gain or even a touchdown so we just need to finish.

Q: There wasn't as much rotation with Colorado State being in a hurry-up offense for most of the game, how do you prepare the guys from series to series knowing that you might not get a chance to talk to them or really communicate with them for an entire drive?
A: Great question. It's really about establishing that trust and understanding throughout the offseason and into the year. We have a lot of experienced guys on the defense, especially in the box so as I'm signaling in the calls, they sort of know before I even finish, what we're about to settle into so by the third, fourth snap of the series where they haven't huddled yet, they sort of know what I want and what we're expecting from them.

[Google[Bot]]

thought this might be the year, but that was scary close

[Agent]

Defensive players getting all the praise in that one

[Baze]

Solid solid win, Badgers defense looked hungry

[The JZA]

Boys living up to the name Buncha' savages out there, good shit

SN: Got Landon Gauthier up there twice

[Captain Canada]

Took the dub despite the offense not showing up too much. We move

[Soapy]

thought this might be the year, but that was scary close

Defensive players getting all the praise in that one

Solid solid win, Badgers defense looked hungry

Took the dub despite the offense not showing up too much. We move

The lack of offense is going to come back to bite us, potentially as early as our next game

Boys living up to the name Buncha' savages out there, good shit

SN: Got Landon Gauthier up there twice

Thanks bro, fixed

[Soapy]

Week 5 Preview: vs. Ohio State Buckeyes
Record: 1-2, 0-0 Big Ten

Team Leaders
Passing: Air Noland (70 cmp%, 313 yards per game, 8 TD, 2 INT)
Rushing: Air Noland (62.3 yards per game, 5.1 ypc, TD)
Receiving: Neo Flowers (19 receptions, 302 yards, TD)

Ohio State Buckeyes Projected Starters
QB #12 Air Noland, Rs Junior | 6'2", 192lbs | 86 ovr, 84 spd, 92 acc, 87 awr, 92 thp, 90 sac, 92 mac, 84 dac
HB #20 James Peoples, Senior | 5'10", 203lbs | 89 ovr, 97 spd, 99 acc, 89 car, 89 btk, 90 trk
WR #18 T.J. Crouse, Rs Sophomore | 6'1", 194lbs | 90 ovr, 99 spd, 95 acc, 99 cth
WR #19 Femi Knight, Rs Sophomore | 6'3", 208lbs | 88 ovr, 91 spd, 90 acc, 95 cth
WR #80 Neo Flowers, Rs Junior | 5'11", 177lbs | 79 ovr, 90 spd, 92 acc, 85 cth
TE #84 Max LeBlanc, Rs Junior | 6'4", 222lbs | 85 ovr, 82 spd, 89 acc, 95 cth, 72 rbk
LT #69 Kevin Strickland Jr, Rs Senior | 6'5", 319lbs | 86 ovr, 85 str, 99 pbk, 79 rbk
LG #51 Luke Montgomery, Rs Senior | 6'5", 308lbs | 95 ovr, 88 str, 98 pbk, 85 rbk
C #62 Joshua Padilla, Rs Senior | 6'4", 295lbs | 87 ovr, 92 str, 90 pbk, 80 rbk
RG #73 Devontae Armstrong, Rs Junior | 6'5", 303lbs | 88 ovr, 84 str, 97 pbk, 91 rbk
RT #72 Rashawn Kafka, Rs Freshman | 6'7", 334lbs | 84 ovr, 88 str, 84 pbk, 86 rbk

Coach Singleton's Notes:
‣ Despite their record, by far the best team we've played this year talent wise and might be the best team that we played
‣ Air Noland has superstar potential, don't let this be his breakout game
‣ Bottle up James Peoples and T.J. Course as those are the game breakers
‣ We have to keep our guys fresh and rotated, especially up front and at linebacker. Christian Alliegro needs more snaps, as does Coco Generals and Stewart Sullivan.