from lambeau field, stephanie sutton, wisn 12 sports. dan: thanks, stephanie. that three game road trip could at 10:00 in tennessee, washington, and philadelphia. sheldon: lindsey is here to see how long these temperatures are sticking around. lindsay: we will look at how warm tomorrow will be and when to expect showers, next. adrienne: also ahead, a possible serial killer. a realtor connected to at least seven murders and the gruesome discovery just hours ago. and a frozen food recall we're just learning about. sheldon: we'll tell you which product you need to check your refrigerator for right now. >> before you hit the road, >> before you hit the road, check what greases the gears in washington? money. ago, johnson took a shady $10 million corporate payout, went to washington, then voted to protect $21 billion in tax breaks for the world's biggest oil companies. $21 billion. a wisconsin senator, protecting tax breaks for oil companies. that's ron johnson. that's washington. and he fits right in. end citizens united is responsible for the content of this ad. i

let's check in with stephanie sutton. the badgers' win against the wildcats is something that hasn't happened in 17 years. stephanie: the badgers partying like it is that's the last time 1999. wisconsin beat northwestern in evanston and the 2016 badgers , finally did it again today. no touchdowns in this game until the second quarter. that is when jazz peavy on the reverse goes left and then heads 46 yards for the touchdown bucky . bucky on top 10-0. with less than a minute to go in the half, wildcats in the red zone. quarterback clayton thorson r over the middle for a 13 yard touchdown. wisconsin still up three at the then after a wildcats turnover half, in the fourth quarter. badgers light up the scoreboard again. this time corey clement with the short touchdown run. bucky also gets the two point conversion. for the first time in 17 years the badgers beat the wildcats at northwestern with a 21- 7 , victory. 12 sports stephen watson covered today's game and reports from ryan field. >> i really take ownership and try to pe

sports' stephanie sutton, coming up. and taking a live look outside kathy: come together. joyce: that's the message from aaron rodgers following the election. stephanie: your thought on that process and how everything turned out? >> i went out and voted and i knew it was going to be a historic night either way. you have an outsider winning are the first woman to be president. joyce: 12 sports stephanie sutton asked rodgers about the election today during his weekly the packers q.b. called for unity. he did not reveal who he voted for. mark: in the meantime, temperatures cooling down, but not tomorrow. another record high on the way. back in the mid to upper 60's. my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis made a simple trip to the grocery store anything but simple. so i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear, and many saw 75% and even 9

stephanie sutton has our exclusive one on one with mason crosby. kathy: and, one concern for the badgers as they try to wrap up a trip to the big ten championship game. dan needles is in next with big 12 sports. and here are tonight's winning announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. half point underdogs for monday night's game at philadelphia, where they won twice in 2010 on their way to the super bowl. however, it would take a minor miracle for the packers to make the playoffs this year, much less the super bowl. 12 sports stephanie sutton has our exclusive one-on-one with packers kicker mason crosby. stephanie: the packers are so used to winning year after year, how can you stay positive i suppose at a time like this when you have lost four straight games? >> we ve throughout my career where stuff is not bouncing our way, going the right way, and you just find ways to continue to work on those little details and continue to find ways to get better in our own individual ways. that is the thing, each one of us has to look inside and be better

as 12 sports stephanie sutton reports, sunday's game at tennessee is one the packers cannot afford to lose. stephanie: the packers are for-four and are about to embark on a three-game road trip, so i ask if there as a sense of urgency. >> energy and urgency is good. this is the nfl, you win some, you lose some, but at the same time it is all about how you respond, see can't get caught up in what happened in the past. >> because of our record and where we are at in the division, but also we have the november and december football, where is you really figure it out coming down the stretch, so we have to put ourselves in position to be a part of the conversation. it is an important one, but it is just the next one. packers are facing an uncommon opponent, but unlike the colts, the packers are looking for a better result when they go to a tendency to take on the titans. announcer: that is all coming up on 12 news at 10:00. dan: thank you, steph. today was national signing day for prep basketball players. marquette landed three players, all six-feet-seven inches or taller, jamal cain, theo

adrienne: and not much of a , battle for the badgers this afternoon. 12 sports' stephanie sutton steph, there's plenty for u.w. to celebrate this homecoming. stephanie: yes, there is. the badgers were the heavy favorite heading into today's homecoming game against the struggling fighting illini, and wisconsin didn't disappoint their fans at camp randall stadium. a big day for badgers running back corey clement. he rushes for 123 yards and three touchdowns. this was his first one in the first quarter. bad day for illinois quarterback jeff george junior, the son of the former nfl player. this one to dacota dixon. meanwhile, badgers quarterback alex hornibrook hooks up with jazz peavy on a eight-yard touchdown pass. that makes it 21-3 wisconsin. bart houston also threw a td pass. bucky led 31-3 at the half and never looked back. a happy homecoming for the badgers. they win 48-3. 12 sports stephen watson reports from camp randall. stephen: you may see the final score of this game and think it was all about the offense, the once again the defense carried the badgers to a win. >> watching hi

stephanie sutton has our and, no player on the current badger football team has ever lost to minnesota. ? gets worse each week. according to espn, inside linebacker blake martinez will be sidelined for multiple weeks with an mcl sprain, and clay matthews might be forced to move inside. the packers offense, defense, and special teams all played a part in green bay's loss at washington sunday. even the usually reliable mason crosby missed a field goal. 12 sports stephanie sutton has our exclusive one-on-one with the packers kicker. how much did the wind play a factor in your loss to the redskins? >> it was tough. it was, i felt like it was more wind than our playoff game last year. it was significant. i miss that field goal you mentioned. i am mad about it. no one is more disappointed in that kick than i am. i over read it. the wind did seemo things too bad. dan: no matter how bad it gets in green bay, it won't reach the level of the bears, who have probably lost quarterback jay cutler for the rest of the season with a torn labrum in his throwing shoulder, an injury that marks the end of

had little trouble beating purdue this afternoon. 12 sports' stephanie sutton joins us now. stephanie: no doubt the sixth ranked badgers got off to a slow start today against the boilermakers in purdue. but they finally came to life in the second quarter after being down 3-0. seconds after scoring their first touchdown. t.j. watt, the younger brother of derek and j.j., picks off david blough's pass and runs it in for the score. badgers now up 14-3. after another interception quarterback bart houston finds , alec ingold wide open in the endzone for a 19-yard score, ingold's second touchdown of the day. badgers cruising now 28-3. but there still not done in th first half. next possession, bradrick shaw goes up the middle. nobody stops in. he rumbles 33 yards for the touchdown. the badgers score 35 points in the final eight and half minutes of the first half. the badgers steamed past the boilermakers and go on to win 49-20. they keep their big ten west title hopes alive. >> we struggled early. some screens were big, well game going. all the backs, fullbacks, but there things we

what needs to happen for them to get in stephanie sutton is next in sports. here are tonight's winning >> big 12 sports. stephanie: the packers will try and snap their four game losing streak tomorrow night on monday a game you can see right here on wisn 12. earlier this week i sat down with packers longtime kicker mason crosby and asked him what concerns him most about playing at lincoln financial field. >> i have played there a few times. fortunately had success there. going in, kind of blocking out the noise, really focus again on what we need to do and our team. th thing for this week is making sure we focus in on us. what can we do to go in there and block out the noise of their fans, the noise of everything that is going to go on? that is the biggest thing and a hostile environment like that is we prepare ourselves to block that out. stephanie: in nfc north action today da bears hosting the titans tennessee quarterback marcus mariota threw for 226 yards and two touchdowns. that one to rishard matthews under qb matt barkley who started for the injured jay

rodgers passed for 2 late touchdowns but the packers lose to the colts, 31-to-26. 12 sports stephanie sutton has more from lambeau field. stephanie: from the start the packers came out flat against the colts. even after the opening kickoff, aaron rodgers says the team this is what we need to do. i hope the guys would say they would bring it every week. i love this game and i am bringing the energy. i am focused, enthusiastic. i just don't know what the lack of juice was pretty we felt it over the entire sideline. we need to look deep in the mirror because this is not acceptable. they had a great week of preparation. it just did not carry over. >> two home losses. the fact of the matter is we are 4-4. we need to get the ball more. stephanie: one of the things that brought in reggie to the fans in the stands was the squirrel, but that was about it. now the packers are on the road for the next three weeks. from lambeau field, stephanie that three game road trip could define the packers' season. there are games at 10:00 in tennessee, washington, and philadelphia. sheldon: lindsey is here to see

four a loss at washington sunday night would be the second four-game losing streak. 12 sports stephanie sutton reports from green bay. stephanie: back in january, the packers went to washington dc and beat the redskins in the nfc wild-card game, so today aaron rodgers and company were ask if they could take some positives from that game and apply it to this one. >> every three years, but they have different people in different places, some guys playing bigger roles than they did last year. it is most important to judge a team on how they are playing in the last 4-5 games. >> i did not do it personally. they eliminated me from the playoffs. i'm sure they will have a little extra something coming out something as well. we have a lot to prove ourselves. stephanie: that is davante adams joking about injuring his knee the last time he played against the redskins. obviously, he does not want that to happen again, but he would like to see the factories get another victory at fedex field. dan: thank you, stephanie. bill young won his first state title when i was a junior at catholic memorial. that was

stephanie sutton is next in sports. here are tonight's winning announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. stephanie: the badger football team enters saturday's game as a solid 26-point favorite against a three-win illinois team. statistically speaking, the fighting illini really aren't good at anything. they've especiay illinois ranks 121st in the nation in total offense, and they're down to their third-string quarterback, jeff george junior, the son of the former nfl quarterback. george did lead a late rally last week in a win against michigan state, so the illini should have some confidence. >> they are a good football back. we have to go out there and play fundamentally good wisconsin defense like we have put on tape. stephanie: as we showed you in our first half hour, jabari parker had a season-high of 33 points, but the milwaukee bucks still fell to the pelicans, handing them the first win of the season. former marquette star dwyane south beach to face his former team, the miami heat, since singing with the chic

stephanie sutton is in next with sports -- with sports. right now here are tonight's inappropriate casual friday attire detected. ?? thrivent mutual funds. managed by humans, not robots. before investing, carefully read and consider fund objectives, risks, charges and expenses in the prospectus at thriventfunds.com. announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. >> we expect to win every week regardless of what people think or say about us. personally, i like it when people don't like us. pride. stephanie: that's packers head coach mike mccarthy tonight one day after his team beat the eagles on monday night football. mccarthy full of packer pride, still in the nfc north race. time now for our exclusive one-on-one with packers wide receiver jordy nelson. >> the confidence never change. we just needed to do it on a consistent basis and score points in the red zone. we got a little banged up, and now they're getting healthy. we need just to play a complete game, what we call playmaking opportunities, the opportunity to make a big play in the

stephanie sutton and stephen watson have team coverage up next in sports. operation football, brought to by mills fleet farm. stephanie: thank you, students. and to all the veterans who served. we'll get to the catholic memorial game in a moment. but first, we kickoff our playoff edition of operation football with a division one state semifinal showdown between lake geneva badger and franklin. the winner gets a trip to this game taking place at kenosha bradford. let's pick it up in the second quarter. lake geneva badger trailing, but they even the score. mason dumez for the 10 yard strike. game is tied at 7-7. later in the second, franklin quarterback mitchell alba goes long. kyle lewis with the catch, and he does the rest, a 56 yard hook up for the touchdown. franklin led 14-7 at the half, and the sabers continue to sink theite the second half. the screen pass out to lewis, and look at him go. nobody can stop him. his third touchdown of the night, a 49 yard connection. franklin in front 28-14. and to add icing to the cake, a few minutes later alba goes , de

with sheldon dutes, adrian patterson, weatherwatch 12 chief meteorologist lindsey slater, and stephanie sutton with big 12 sports. wisn 12 news at 5:00: 30 continue in the u.s., doctors save a baby born without a trachea. and it happened right here in milwaukee. adrienne: new on 12, the team at children's hospital explains how it worked. when little thomas richards was born in april, he couldn't breathe. doctors at the marshfield clinic, in central wisconsin, found the baby didn't have a trachea or windpipe. so they rushed him to children's hospital in milwaukee. in a video interview children's hospital sent to wisn 12 news, >> through a series of three or four steps we had essentially retooled his windpipe. adrienne: amazingly, doctors made thomas' new windpipe using a piece of synthetic material. this model really puts it in perspective. now the future's looking bright for little thomas. >> certainly this is one of those very rare special cas forever. but the joy is the same, whether it is for appendicitis or anything else. adrienne: densmore says the best part of his job is to see patients,

stephanie sutton, wisn 12 news. andy: december 3rd in and tomorrow the wisconsin elections commission will hold a special meeting on the effort to recount presidential election ballots in wisconsin. the recount was requested by jill stein. she is also asked for recounts in michigan and pennsylvania. this weekend hillary clinton's campaign joined the effort even though the hillary clinton campaign says it has no evidence the original vote count was faulty. in a skype interview with "cnn" siding with hillary clinton calling for this recount. >> i would say what is in this for us as voters? we need to know that our votes are counted. they are not being hacked. they are not going tampered with. as an independent political party, we need to know that our votes are being counted as well. andy: a decision on the recounts in michigan and pennsylvania should come later this and donald trump is condumping the recount. saying it is a scamp and the e-- scam and the election is over. donald trump is scheduled to meet with milwau

stephanie sutton reports from green bay. stephanie: of outside criticism of mike mccarthy. today, aaron rodgers defended him. >> i think it is ridiculous. i think people don't understand how difficult it is to win in this league and win consistently. the success we have had here, it is tough to do, and we set the standard pretty high, but i would not listen to some of the meeting rooms, the practice environment, so they don't know the type of work we have going on here. don't waste your time reading stuff like that. stephanie: aaron rodgers knows some of the heat can be taken off the head coach if they go to washington dc and get a win. green bay have won six of their last seven against the redskins. dan: thank four touchdowns saturday at purdue. the latest college football playoff rankings have wisconsin at number seven, but they could probably get into the four-team playoff if they win the big ten championship game. it is the subject the subject of players have not been able to ignore. >> it will pop up regardless, so you can't run away from it too long. it is one of thos

that's a tough road to the playoffs. 12 sports stephanie sutton has our exclusive one-on-one with jordy nelson. >> it does play a role. to be honest with you, we can't look at that. if we are losing, they can lose, and we can never compass what we need to accomplish. when we make the playoffs, we are ready to make plays. stephanie: would you say to younger players when games are not going your way? >> control what you can control. even sunday, that's what i tried to stress before we went out, control what you can control. don't add to the poor performance that is going on. go out there and do your job, make the play when you get it, and just perform. there is a lot of pride that is putnt situations where you might think this game is over and we can hopefully get it over with, but you have to play with pride, compete, and give yourself a chance. dan: thank you steph. , donald driver and mark lee will be inducted into the packers hall of fame next july. driver caught more passes for more yards than any receiver in packers history. lee started at cornerback from 1980-1990, intercepting 31

stephanie sutton and stephen shouldn't knee and ankle supports comfortably fit your knees and ankles? . scholl's new custom fit wellness center measures your leg in 3d... ...and recommends our custom-fit support that's right for you. new dr. scholl's custom fit ankle and knee supports. stephanie: about two hours ago, the head coach mike mccarthy and the packers arrived at their team hotel in philadelphia. green bay is getting ready on monday night football. 12 sports stephen watson is also in the city of brotherly love and has this packers preview. stephen: good evening from philadelphia. i'm standing outside city hall, where we know that the packers is writing that four-game losing streak. they need to get better in all seasons, and it begins with the offense of start. last week against washington, not punt again for the rest of the game but they were facing an uphill climb the entire night. we know the defense didn't deliver anything, but the offense but the pressure on to set the tone. >> they can be done, and that is all we are looking forward to doing. we had that opportunity bef

with one of wisconsin's three fourth-quarter touchdowns, and the badgers win 31-17. 12 sports stephanie sutton has more from camp randall stadium. stephanie: who says 13 as an unlucky number? after the first half, the badgers fight their way back in the second half and win their third teens straight over th west champions retain the coveted axe. >> i am really proud of this team. it took some grit and perseverance to be able to keep the axe, and you don't take that for granted. rivalry games, it's a big win, and they are hard to win. >> i'm glad we can do that happening. we are not going to let these guys take it. stephanie:'s 13 a lucky number tonight? >> 13 is a lucky number. we are going to enjoy this. stephanie: the badgers have a 24 hour rule, enjoy this wind tonight before they can focus on penn state tomorrow. thank you steph. , penn state earned a spot in the big ten championship game by beating michigan state today, combined with ohio state's double-overtime victory over michigan. adrienne: all right, thank you, dan. the green bay packers are getting ready to take on the eagles monday

as 12 sports stephanie sutton reports, some of the blame for that streak rests with green bay's defense. leaders of the packers defense. he is not happy with the current three-game skid. he is not pointing any fingers. >> what matters is winning and doing your job. there is not much more than that that really matters. that is where we are. nobody's going to point players -- fingers. come together on this. >> it is really frustrating. i don't like to lose. we seem to look at each other and regroup and come together as one and get the trust with one another. >> the guys on defense believe they can turn this thing around. there is plenty of football left. they have to get back on the winning track. that starts on sunday in washington dc. at purdue saturday at 11 am, you can see that game here on wisn-12. {anchor/vo} an interesting twist in the big $10 east race, michigan quarterback wilton speight will likely miss the final 2 regular season games after breaking his collarbone saturday in the wolverines loss to iowa. if michigan wins their final 2 games, including one at ohio state, they wi

this sunday, they return, hoping to stop their season from spiraling out of control. 12 sports stephanie sutton has our exclusive one-on-one with jordy nelson. stephanie: as a player, what is going through your mind in times like this when you lose three on and that you can control. so everyone looks themselves in the mirror and does what they need to do to be prepared and when, we will be back on track. you can't worry about other things, teams, because you can't control that stuff. only focus on what you can control. if we stay focused, we will come out of this and be all right. stephanie: there seems to be talk from fans, media, heat your head coach and quarterback, how does that affect you? >> it doesn't. i don't pay attention to it. it might be different for them. i still think it will be this way, but it will be cool to play your whole career with the same head coach in the same quarterback. that is a huge blessing. those two guys, they will take the heat because they are the face of the organization. dan: thank you, steph. be inducted into the packers hall of fame next january. driver is

as 12 sports stephanie sutton reports, another pendingoster move will have an impact sunday. stephanie: he hurt his knee lat in sunday's game at atlanta. corey linsley will likely start for the packers sunday against the colts. lindsley said he felt good at forward to getting back to game action, especially at home. >> it definitely helps being at home. there is that aspect of overweight games that takes a little extra preparation. we do a great job of simulating the game routes and stuff. i will have to go through the same as everyone else, so it will be fine. >> if that happens, we will have to get re-situated there. i'm not worried about corey. life. i have no worries about him being in there. stephanie: he is confident that if corey linsley starts, he says he has caught up with the offense despite being out last season. dan: thank you, stephanie. toya: vikings offensive coordinator norv turner abruptly resigned today, two days after a second consecutive loss, with minnesota scoring just 10 points in each pat shurmur replaces turner. the vikings lead the packers by one game

what needs to happen for them to get in stephanie sutton is next in sports. here are tonight's winning at perdue, we take some unexpected extra steps... ...to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. it has natural antioxidants and we don't have to use antibiotics in their diet. perdue. over 200 products. at perdue, we take some unexpected extra steps... to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. for example, thyme. it's part of our 100% veggie diet ...and helps support their immune system. perdue. over 200 products. no antibiotics ever. stephanie: the packers will try and snap their four game losing streak tomorrow night on monday night football against the eagles in philly. a game you can see right here on wisn 12. earlier this week i sat down with packers longtime kicker mason crosby and asked him what concerns him most about playing at lincoln financial field. >> i have played there a few going in, kind of blocking out the noise, really focus again on what we need to do and our team. i think this is a very important thing for this week is

as 12 sports stephanie sutton reports, rodgers is doing his part to help fans move on from the political strife. stephanie: aaron rodgers says when big things happen in the world, he's happy that football can provide a much-needed together and break down barriers. you are talking about running a country compared to providing entertainment for people, but we love the opportunity to do what we do and inspire people. hopefully we can all move for together and get this thing going in the right direction. stephanie: some people wrote you in. >> i want to thank all the voters who voted for me. somebody had sent me geordie for president and me for vice president. >> we are tied 1-1. they voted me president and him vice president, so he was not too happy about that. stephanie: rodgers was asked if he would ever run for office. he said he's just trying to put titans. dan: thank you steph. , james starks was limited in practice today, and until he returns, ty montgomery will be the focus of the running game. mike mccarthy said today that the receiver is now a three-down running back, and at 225 po

adrienne pettersen, lindsey slater, and stephanie sutton with big 12 boards -- sports. sheldon: file this under things you don't see everyday. shoppers at a mall in oklahoma got quite a shock. somehow a deer gets inside this , clothing store. then jumps right through a plate glass window to escape. witnesses say the deer ran off into the woods, leaving a pile tonight, people in new zealand are adding up the damage, after a deadly earthquake. adrienne: the quake killed at least two people on the nation's southern island. as abc's jennifer eccleston takes us there. reporter: shattered glass and fractured nerves in new zealand. the island nation rocked by a major earthquake overnight. sirens ringing out across several coastal towns. many people waking up to sh crashing to the ground. >> everything started shaking, and then it got worse and worse and didn't stop. reporter: residents from for the first quake lasted two or three minutes, followed by strong aftershocks. >> doors were opening and closing, the whole house was moving. yeah, it was moving. >> creaking. >> creaking

however, as 12 sports stephanie sutton reports, the colts don't play each other very often, the one thing they know is the quarterback. >> he has done a good job. he has a unique skill set, very athletic for a guy of his size, makes the decisions. he is doing a great job for them, a franchise quarterback, and they have unfortunate for a number of years, and to be able to draft him and have a great transition organization. >> another elite quarterback in this league. he can throw it in any slot in the football field. he can run it, get a first down and more. >> he is a guy who knows how to get the job done. he is the leader. you have to be ready and be on your game when you play a quarterback like him. stephanie: that is quinten rollins. practice today and says he is feeling better, but does not know if he will play sunday against andrew luck and the colts. dan: thank you steph. , corey linsley was the packers starting center the past two seasons, but lost his job this year to j.c. tretter because of an injury. now, he might get his job back. tretter could miss several weeks with a knee in

thinking of our own stephanie sutton somewhere out there, east advaes the level state for the four first time in program the stage is set for divisions one and coming up on operation two. football, we head back out to waukesha for division iii. catholic memorial needed late bs but senator johnson sided lost to unfair trade. with corporate interests, calling for even more unfair trade, voting for special tax breaks for corporatns shipping jobs overseas, costing taxpayers bill. foug what looks like an offshore tax shelter for himself. ron johnson's just not for us. senate majority pac is responsible i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you knu coow, yod se blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of r wherever... guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. ? announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. stephen: it is the ever the accounts. effort that counts. welcome back to this level three playoff edition of operatio

00 with sheldon dutes as, adrian patterson, weatherwatch 12 meteorologist lindsey slater, and stephanie sutton with big 12 sports. wisn 12 news at 5:00 continues. adrienne: video of people running for their lives as gunfire breaks out in new orleans early this morning. one man died, nine others were hurt. the shooting happened in the investigators say two men got into an argument, and started shooting. they then ran from the scene. police are looking for them. holiday shopping enters a new phase tomorrow, cyber monday. traditionally, that's the biggest day of the year for online holiday sales. but let's be honest a lot of us already shopped online thanksgiving day or black friday. here's a look inside amazon's distribution center in kenosha today where the usual fast pace ramps up even more this time of year. according to the company, last year we ordered more than 54 million items from amazon. that is 629 per second. wherever you plan to shop on cyber monday, abc's eva pilgrim shows house how to get a good deal. reporter: big deals already up. target taking 15% off nearly everything on top of

stephen watson and stephanie sutton will have coverage from lambeau tonight at 10:00. if the packers win, they are tied for the division lead today in minneapolis, blair walsh field goal blocked, but the vikings took a three point lead with 23 seconds to play on this short td run by rhett ellison. however, the lions were able to force overtime, as matt prater hit from 58 yards out as time ran out. and in ot, matthew stafford to golden tate for a 28 yard touchdown the lions win 22-16, all five of their wins have been fourth quarter or overtime victories. minnesota has lost three in a row after a 5-and-0 start, detroit is 5 the hottest team in the nfl right now is the cowboys, who have won seven straight since dropping their opener to the giants. today in cleveland, rookie dak prescott tossed three more touchdown passes, the first to jason witten. the other rookie, ezekial elliott, ran for 2 scores. dallas wins 35--10 the browns remain the only winless team in the nfl. 62-3 -- that was the final in columbus last night, as ohio big 10 championship game, if they win their

sheldon: an important win for the badgers as they close in on the west division title. 12 sports' stephanie sutton the driver's seat for the big ten west title. and today after a slow start, they shifted into cruise control and easily beat the boilermakers of purdue. here's the play of the game in west lafayette. moments after the badgers scored their first offensive touchdown, t.j. watt, the younger brother of j.j. and derek, picks off david blough's pass and runs it in for the score. badgers now up 14-3. after another blough interception, quarterback bart houston finds alec ingold wide open in the endzone for a touchdown of the day. badgers cruising now 28-3. but they're still not done. in the first half, next possession, bradrick shaw goes up the middle. nobody stops him, 33 yards on the play. bucky scores 35 points in the final eight and half minutes of the first half. the badgers steam past the boilermakers 49-20. >> well executed, and i thought and got a lot of contributions from all the guys, fullbacks. there were a lot of good things. there are things we have to get better at, and we have

joyce: stephanie sutton continues our team coverage. stephanie: if the packers were going to snap their losing streak they might as well do it on monday night football. they score on their opening drive. number 12 finds davante adams on the slant for a 12-yard touchdown. green bay is on top, 7-0. philly fights back in the second water but there's an awesome green bay led 14-10 at the half. the packers in control for pretty much the entire game. aaron grosse kowski scores his first goal. they hand the eagles their first home loss of the season. the final in philly 27-13. as you mentioned the packers right now keep their playoff chance and still alive. >> thanks, steph. we're rodgers. we're going the take another live look from inside lincoln financial field as soon as aaron rodgers and mike mccarthy will step in, you'll want to keep it right here. details are emerging about the suspect in an attack at ohio state university. >> 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan was an immigrant from somalia. federal investigators was upset posting on faceb

final score, 31-17. 12 sports stephanie sutton was at camp randall stadium talking to the players about their senior night. stephanie: it was the final time the senior class ran out of the tunnel here at camp randall stadium. several seniors stepped up in the boundaries -- in the badgers you have grown up with for the past for five years out there making plays. a lot of the opportunity to go out there. >> everyone noticed this is our last time to play. just, with a banging and have fun. -- just, now with a bang. >> a lot of guys as far as the senior group with this team on their back and said we got to go win this thing. everyone else is on board. it's good to see them finished up off. once we got past the first half, everyone relaxed and hope we do well. stephanie: that senior gave a motivational speech of halftime, and obviously were. the badgers beat the gophers and are looking forward to next weekend when they compete for a sutton, wisn 12 news. andy: the badgers will face penn state in the big ten championship game. it's on december 3 in indianapolis.. andy: the badgers will face p

i'm joined by stephanie sutton. 3-year-old son's cancer bout. >> you're scared all the time. let's let everybody in on the secret. you can't ever think of a world without them. >>> then think you know what stephanie has been battling kidney stones all week. she is a champ for being here. think again. >> screaming. we start off tonight talking about the badgers. wisconsin kept their hopes alive for a trip to the big 10 championship game with the 21-7 since 1999. if ohio state beats nebraska tonight, the badgers are in control of the west division race. also, texas a&m, fourth in the college football playoff is -- rankings, lost to mississippi state, which is a big boost to wisconsin. >> she taught a shlemiel, schlemazel. >> remembering legendary so let's start out with the badgers today. the first three we will look at is jazz peavy. >> i tried not to let him down. last year against northwestern in madison, peavy appeared to catch the game-tying touchdown driver speeding to the top of dancing's leaderboard. >> i think a swallowed a bug. call, no catch. the badgers lost. peavy w