Back in the preseason, I published an article entitled "One more year then NFL for Wisconsin's John Clay?" Today, that became prophesy as a Milwaukee newspaper reports Clay will forgo his final year of eligibility to enter the NFL draft. So what are his strengths and weaknesses? What does he bring to the NFL table? Here we re-publish that article, based off my Big Ten … [Read more...] about Wisconsin RB John Clay Entering the NFL Draft
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Northwestern vs. Wisconsin: Battle for Better Bowl Placement
By Paul M. Banks and Jake McCormick (PMB) #16 Wisconsin has had themselves a quietly, make that very quietly, productive season. 9-2, 5-2 and neither of their losses were very bad losses. Yet no one is singing their praises, what's up with that? We know all about Scott Tolzien, John Clay and that Big Ten leading rushing attack, who/what else do we need to know about? (JM) … [Read more...] about Northwestern vs. Wisconsin: Battle for Better Bowl Placement
Wisconsin beat Wisconsin against Ohio State, can’t do the same vs. Iowa
By Jake McCormick In their 31-13 loss at Ohio State, the Wisconsin Badgers led the stat line 22-8 in first downs, 368 to 184 in total yards, and 42:47 to 17:13 in time of possession. But quarterback Scott Tolzien threw two interceptions that were returned for touchdowns and the special teams gave up a 96-yard kick return for another that iced the game for the Buckeyes. I … [Read more...] about Wisconsin beat Wisconsin against Ohio State, can’t do the same vs. Iowa
Badgers impressive in Big Ten opener, now to focus on keeping Paul Bunyan’s Axe
By Jake McCormick I’ve seen so many horror/thriller movies that I’ve gotten into a mindset where the main character could be sitting in a living room writing a thesis paper on the Chi Square and I would fully expect a 2x4 to come flying through the window and make acquaintance with said character’s temple. Hell, I had that feeling the other night watching Milk for the first … [Read more...] about Badgers impressive in Big Ten opener, now to focus on keeping Paul Bunyan’s Axe