. >> kirk: they tried to hide fumagalli there on the play action. he was they were hoping that the linebackers would just assume that he was in to block and then they released him late. raekwon mcmillan, the leader of the defense, picked him up and the freshman just gave up on the play and had to throw it to the back of the end zone. >> chris: clement dragged down drop the running back. it is fourth down. badgers down to one play. >> kirk: all comes down to this. heck of a play by jerome baker with his speed to be able to chase down clement. now you're paul chryst, one of the best play callers in the sport. a lot of things at work. now you wonder how does he give his young quarterback a chance to execute and throw the football. ohio state will be coming after him. urban meyer is going to call a timeout. >> chris: paul chryst trying to come up with play. the ohio state defensive brain trust. this ohio state treatment trailed throughout much of this night. a lot of youth in that group, a lot of inexperience battling >> chris: i think when luke fickle

. >> kirk: they tried to hide fumagalli there on the play action. they were hoping that the linebackers would just assume that he was in to block and then they released him late. raekwon mcmillan, the leader of the defense, picked him up and the freshman just gave up on the play and had to throw it to the back of the end zone. >> chris: clement dragged down drop the running back. it is fourth down. badgers down to one play. >> kirk: all comes down to this. heck of a play by jerome baker with his speed to be able to chase down clement. now you're paul chryst, one of the best play callers in the sport. a lot of things at work. now you wonder how does he give his young quarterback a chance to execute and throw the football. ohio state will be coming after him. urban meyer is going to call a timeout. >> chris: paul chryst trying to come up with play. the ohio state defensive brain trust. this ohio state treatment trailed throughout much of this night. a lot of youth in that group, a lot of inexperience battling >> chris: i think when luke fickle and his

. >> kirk: they tried to hide fumagalli there on the play action. he was they were hoping that the linebackers would just assume that he was in to block and then they released him late. raekwon mcmillan, the leader of the defense, picked him up and the freshman just gave up on the play and had to throw it to the back of the end zone. >> chris: clement dragged down drop the running back. it is fourth down. badgers down to one play. >> kirk: all comes down to this. heck of a play by jerome baker with his speed to be able to chase down clement. now you're paul chryst, one of the best play callers in the sport. a lot of things at work. now you wonder how does he give his young quarterback a chance to execute and throw the football. ohio state will be coming after him. urban meyer is going to call a timeout. >> chris: paul chryst trying to come up with play. the ohio state defensive brain trust. this ohio state treatment trailed throughout much of this night. a lot of youth in that group, a lot of inexperience battling >> chris: i think when luke fickle

. >> kirk: they tried to hide fumagalli there on the play action. he was blocking. they were hoping that linebackers would just assume that he was in to block and then they released him late. raekwon mcmillan, the leader of the defense, picked him up and the freshman just gave up on the play and had to throw it to the back of the end zone. >> chris: clement dragged down for no gain. that was baker sprinting out to badgers down to one play. >> kirk: all comes down to this. heck of a play by jerome baker with his speed to be able to chase down clement. now you're paul chryst, one of the best play callers in the sport. a lot of things at work. now you wonder how does he give his young quarterback a chance to execute and throw the football. ohio state will be coming after him. urban meyer is going to call a timeout. >> chris: paul chryst trying to come up with play. the ohio state defensive brain trust. this ohio state treatment trailed throughout much of this night. a lot of youth in that group, a lot of inexperience battling back and trying to secure a win. fickle and

. >> kirk: they tried to hide fumagalli there on the play action. he was blocking. they were hoping that the linebackers would just assume that he was in to block and then they released him late. raekwon mcmillan, the leader of the defense, picked him up and the freshman just gave up on the play and had to throw it to the >> chris: >> chris: clement dragged down for no gain. that was baker sprinting out to drop the running back. it is fourth down. badgers down to one play. >> kirk: all comes down to this. heck of a play by jerome baker with his speed to be able to chase down clement. now you're paul chryst, one of the best play callers in the sport. a lot of now you wonder how does he give his young quarterback a chance to execute and throw the football. ohio state will be coming after him. urban meyer is going to call a timeout. s >> chris: paul chryst trying to come up with play. the ohio state defensive brain this ohio state treatment trailed throughout much of this night. a lot of youth in that group, a lot of inexperience battling back and trying to secure a wi

. >> kirk: they tried to hide fumagalli there on the play action. he was blocking. they were hoping linebackers would just assume that he was in to block and then they released him late. raekwon mcmillan, the leader of the defense, picked him up and the freshman just gave up on the play and had to throw it to the back of the end zone. >> chris: clement dragged down it is fourth down. badgers down to one play. >> kirk: all comes down to this. heck of a play by jerome baker with his speed to be able to chase down clement. now you're paul chryst, one of the best play callers in the sport. a lot of things at work. now you wonder how does he give his young quarterback a chance to execute and throw the football. ohio state will be coming after him. urban meyer is going to call a timeout. >> chris: paul chryst trying to come up with play. the ohio state defensive brain trust. this ohio state treatment trailed throughout much of this night. a lot of youth in that group, a lot of inexperience battling >> chris: i think when luke fickle and his group are trying to figure out

if you play zone you're at the risk of fumagalli and others finding a hole in that zone so they have to figure out what they think will give them the best chance. you know they're going to bring pressure after hornibrook. >> chris: paul chryst, you call him one of the best play in college football. think he's got the right play call and his young quarterback who's played so well tonight can execute it. ohio state a stop away from their 20th consecutive win in true road games. >> chris: ball game on the line. hornibrook knocked down. ohio state makes a defensive stand and survives in mad town in overtime. nick bosa and tyquan lewis got in the quarterback's face. barrett with the touchdown p m metal. street fight is what urban expected and he got it. >> kirk: how about the pressure we talked about coming after hornibrook but, chris, it was a combination of the coverage down field and the pressure. there's nowhere for him to go with his football. he's trying to get peavy but gets to him. there's nobody open. peavy is trying to work inside here. there's nobody open. it was great coverage

. >> kirk: they tried to hide fumagalli there on the play action. he was blocking. they were hoping that the linebackers would just assume that he was in to block and then they released him late. raekwon mcmillan, the leader of the defense, picked him up and the freshman just gave up on the play and had to throw it to the back of the end zone. >> chris: clement dragged down for no gain. that was baker sprinting out to drop the running back. it is fourth down. badgers down to one play. >> kirk: all comes down to this. heck of a play by jerome baker with his speed to be able to chase down clement. now you're paul chryst, one of the best play callers in the sport. a lot of things at work. now you wonder how does he give his young quarterback a chance to execute and throw the football. ohio state will be coming after him. urban meyer is going to call a timeout. >> chris: paul chryst trying to come up with play. the ohio state defensive brain trust. this ohio state treatment trailed throughout much of this night. a lot of youth in that group, a lot of inexperience battli

fumagalli, wheelwright, the offensive line, all of them need to watch this film critically and get better and learn from it as to how you can play as a team. >> steve: wisconsin needs a stop here to have any chance. and that should do it. that that now they don't have to run another play. >> brian: these two coaches long-time friends. you know, respect each other to the end. harbaugh said, you know, we respect each other, we love each other, we're going to try to gouge each other's eyes out for three hours, make no mistake, but a ton of respect between paul chryst and jim harbaugh. >> steve: how good are kenny allen and ryan tice feeling right about now? michigan knew there would be a game they wouldn't score 45 points in, and this was it. they score 14 and that's enough to beat wisconsin. down to todd mcshay. >> todd: hey, jord >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitely if you're talking about one of my best games, it's about the effort. i don't

throw the ball down field and they have some dynamic receivers in jazz peavy and tight end troy fumagalli. wisconsin got two guys you know that we played last year that we kind of see really improved this year and it is helping thier team out. when you've got a team than can run the ball as well and going to be difficult but i feel we are going to prepare really well this week for it. but you know we have a very great secondary know they do their job very well you know it us up to us as a defensive line to really apply pressure go to this quarterback if we can really get in his face it will be tough to throw the ball. sot: 30 oc: "tough to throw the ball " the uni panthers will host missouri state tomorrow on kcrg 9.2 at 1:00. the panthers at 1-2 in the valley and 2-4 overall understand this game and every game is a must win if we have to win out and i don't think there's any doubt about that but i knew that coming in with magic number was probably and with our schedule seven and i think that's that's evident to everybody i don't think that's a surprise that's what we really got to do goo

fumagalli, wheelwright, the offensive line, all of them need to watch this film critically and get better and learn from it as to how you can pla as a team. >> steve: wisconsin needs a stop here to have any chance. that play took just enough time that now they don't have to run another play. >> brian: these two coaches long-time friends. you know, respect each other to the end. harbaugh said, you know, we respect each other, we love each other, we're going to try to gouge each other's eyes out for three hours, make no mistake, but a ton of respect between paul chryst and jim harbaugh. >> steve: how good are kenny michigan is going to hang on. michigan knew michigan knew there would be a game they wouldn't score 45 points in, and this was it. they score 14 and that's enough to beat wisconsin. down to todd mcshay. >> how ya doing. >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitely if you're talking about one of my best games, it's about the effort. i don't

he connects with troy fumagalli for the score making it 7-0 badgers. houston was 4 of 6 for 59 yards . alex hornibrook took the majority of snaps and he led them down for their next touchdown in the 3rd quarter, the big pass to quintez cephus set up corey clement's touchdown. hornibrook was 11 of 19 for 197 yards. the badgers win 17-9 and the 1-2 punch at qb was part of the plan by paul chryst. "for us to be the best team we can be we're going to need everyone in that room and then some and i thought the kids put it out there and you're always thankful all, i think. but when he's in obviously our whole team, we want to move the ball we want to score." "the flow of the game, i guess, that's what coach chryst is thinking about. it's always next man in, next rep." sports wrap of wine production since the start of the century. and the international organization of vine and wine says extreme weather could be to blame. global wine production is expected to fall five-percent this year. the organization says, because of global warming, storms are more frequent

wisconsin...2nd quarter - no score - houston, the hawks have a problem - bart houston fires it to troy fumagalli - he stretches into the end zone for a 17-yard touchdown pass - badgers strike first... end of the half now - looking for more - corey clement takes the handoff - but the hawks punch it loose - desmond king falls on it in the end zone - big play - it leads to an one-point game at half... in the third - clement holds on to it this time - he goes right through jaleel johnson - and into the end zone - they went to review - and confirmed - it's 14-6 wisconsin...in the fourth - iowa down eight - they need a third down stop to get the ball back - but they can't corral corey clement - he breaks a tackle and busts it down the sideline for a 34-yard gain... and that pretty much did it in iowa city... 17 to 9 - the defense played well - but just three field goals for the iowa offense - zach hanley has more on the when mark farley held his weekly press conference on monday - he made it clear - the panthers - have to win out if they want to make the playoffs for the third straight season - that p

bary houston to troy fumagalli, 17 yards to make it 7-nothing. don't worry though - badgers running back corey clement got his, and made it count from a yard out. 1-hundred-34 yards plus the touchdown there. t-j watt powers the wisconsin d to a 17-9 win at iowa. they'll host eighth ranked nebraska at camp randall stadium next week. from football to futbol, where help to teach the sport of soccer to some area children. c-b-s 58's scott grodsky. andy davi is doing anything he can to bring soccer to milwaukee..... davi is the owner and head coach of the milwaukee torrent, the area's first professional outdoor team in a decade.... he also runs the torrent indoor soccer program with st. marcus.... this is somethingthat i think is necessary for the kids to get them involved some of the kids dont even have access to a ball unless they are here at the school they love it, its a great program to be a part of. it teaches them critical leadership skills, teamwork skills, discipline and accountability.the torrent and the school cover most costs letting the k

fumagalli, wheelwright, the offensive line, all of them need to watch this film critically and get better and learn from it as to how you can play as a team. >> steve: wisconsin needs a stop here to have any chance. and that should do that play took just enough time that now they don't have to run another play. >> brian: these two coaches long-time friends. you know, respect each other to the end. harbaugh said, you know, we respect each other, we love each other, we're going to try to gouge each other's eyes out for three hours, make no mistake, but a ton of respect between paul chryst and jim harbaugh. >> steve: how good are kenny allen and rya tice feeling michigan knew there would be a game they wouldn't score 45 points in, and this was it. they score 14 and that's enough to beat wisconsin. down to todd mcshay. >> todd: hey, >> how ya doing. >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitely if you're talking about one of my best games, it's about th

he connects with troy fumagalli who reaches across the goal line for the touchdown. ,badgers in front 7-0. a league 7-6 of the half. in the third quarter, they find the end zone again. corey clement musles his way into the endzone for the touchdown. clement with 134 yards on the ground. kicker andrew endicott missed two field goals today, but makes a big one late in the fourth quarter. badgers defense allowing zero touchdowns today. the heartland trophy belongs to the badgers once again. the final today 17-9. badgers are now in the big 10. 2-2next week they host nebraska , at camp randall stadium. sheldon: thank you so much. that's the goal of today's statewide prescription drug take-back day. >> some having two-year duration as well. sheldon: instead of flushing or throwing them away, hundreds of people brought their old medications to drop off sites around the state. you're looking collections in new berlin and greenfield. organizers hope it'll also cut down on drug abuse. >> one of the major focuses, heroin abatement. we know 90% of people who -- go to heroin, they started with pai

fumagalli, wheelwright, the offensive line, all of them need to watch this film critically and get better and learn from it as to how you can play as a team. >> steve: wisconsin needs a stop here to have any chance. and that should do it. that play took just enough time that now they don't have to run another play. >> brian: these two coaches long-time friends. you know, respect each other to the end. harbaugh said, you know, we respect each other, we love each other, we're going to try to gouge each other's eyes out for three hours, make no mistake, but a ton of respect between paul chryst and jim harbaugh. allen and ryan tice feeling right about now? michigan is going to hang on. michigan knew there would be a game they wouldn't score 45 points in, and this was it. they score 14 and that's enough to beat wisconsin. down to >> todd: hey, jordoun. >> how ya doing. >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitely if you're talking about one of my best g

if you play zone you're at the risk of fumagalli and others finding a hole in that zone so they have to figure out what they think will give them the best chance. you know they're going to bring pressure after hornibrook. him one of the best play callers in college football. think he's got the right play call and his young quarterback who's played so well tonight can execute it. ohio state a stop away from their 20th consecutive win in man-to-man. >> chris: ball game on the line. hornibrook knocked down. ohio state makes a defensive stand and survives in mad town in overtime. nick bosa and tyquan lewis got in the quarterback's face. barrett with the touchdown pass in overtime to brown shows his m metal. street fight is what urban expected and he got it. >> kirk: how about the pressure we talked about coming after hornibrook but, chris, it was a combination of the coverage down field and the pressure. there's nowhere for him to go screen, watch when the pressure gets to him. there's nobody open. peavy is trying to work inside here. there's nobody open. it was great coverage down field

fumagalli, wheelwright, the offensive line, all of them need to watch this film critically and get better and learn from it as to how you can play as a team. >> steve: wisconsin needs a stop here to have any chance. and that should do it. that play took just enough time that now they don't have to run another play. >> brian: these two coaches long-time friends. you know, respect each other to the end. harbaugh said, you know, we respect each other, we love each other, we're going to try to gouge each other's eyes out for three hours, make no mistake, but a ton of respect between paul chryst and jim harbaugh. >> steve: how good are kenny allen and ryan tice feeling right about now? michigan is going to hang on. michigan knew there would be a game they wouldn't score 45 points in, and this was it. they score 14 and that's enough to beat wisconsin. down to todd mcshay. >> todd: hey, jordoun. >> how ya doing. >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitel

fumagalli, wheelwright, the offensive line, all of them need to watch this film critically and get better and learn from it as to how you can play as a team. >> steve: wisconsin needs a stop here to have any chance. and that should do that play took just enough time that now they don't have to run another play. >> brian: these two coaches long-time friends. you know, respect each other to the end. harbaugh said, you know, we respect each other, we love each other, we're going to try to gouge each other's eyes out for three hours, make no mistake, but a ton of respect between paul chryst and jim harbaugh. >> steve: how good are kenny allen and ryan tice feeling michigan knew there would be a game they wouldn't score 45 points in, and this was it. they score 14 and that's enough to beat wisconsin. down to todd mcshay. >> todd: hey, >> how ya doing. >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitely if you're talking about one of my best games, it's about t

alex hornibrook finds troy fumagalli on the play action pass for the 30-yard pickup. he weaves his way up the middle into the endzone. bucky up seven-zip early, but the cornhuskers answer back in the second quarter. devine ozigbo, what a name, what a short run. we are knotted at 7-7. badgers led three at the break. second half, bucky adds to its lead. hornibrook to robert wheelwright for a nine-yard touchdown catch. badgers now in front by 10. fast forward to the fourth , tommy armstrong on the for the score. the huskers eventually tie it with a field goal, and we're headed to overtime. badgers turn to bart houston in o.t. he hands it off to dare ogunbowale. milwaukee's own with a big run. scores a touchdown. but badgers miss the extra point. then it's nebraska's turn. but the badgers defense comes through in a big way tonight. huskers can't convert on fourth down. and that's it. on wisconsin. the badgers win in ot 23-17. 12 sports stephen watson was in stadium. stephen. stephen: the lights just went out behind us, but this defense came to play when the lights were on

fumagalli, wheelwright, the offensive line, all of them need to watch this film critically and get better and learn from it as to how you can play as a team. >> steve: wisconsin needs a stop here to have any chance. and that should do it. that play that now they don't have to run another play. >> brian: these two coaches long-time friends. you know, respect each other to the end. harbaugh said, you know, we respect each other, we love each other, we're going to try to gouge each other's eyes out for three hours, make no mistake, but a ton of respect between paul chryst and jim harbaugh. >> sve: how good are kenny allen and ryan tice feeling right about now? michigan knew there would be a game they wouldn't score 45 points in, and this was it. they score 14 and that's enough to beat wisconsin. down to todd mcshay. >> todd: hey, jordoun. >> how ya >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitely if you're talking about one of my best games, it's about th

fumagalli, wheelwright, the offensive line, all of them need to watch this film critically and get better and learn from it as to how you can play as a team. >> steve: wisconsin needs a stop here to have any chance. and that should do it. that play took just enough time that now they don't have to run another play. >> brian: these two coaches long-time friends. you know, respect each other to the end. harbaugh said, you know, we respect each other, we love each other, we're going to try to gouge each other's eyes out for three hours, make no mistake, but a ton of respect between paul chryst and jim harbaugh. >> steve: how good are kenny allen and ryan tice feeling right about now? michigan knew there would be a game they wouldn't score 45 points in, and this was it. they score 14 and that's enough to beat wisconsin. down to todd mcshay. >> todd: hey, >> how ya doing. >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitely if you're talking about one of my bes

fumagalli, wheelwright, the offensive line, all of them need to watch this film critically and get better and learn from it as to how you can play as a team. >> steve: wisconsin needs a stop here to have any chance. and that should do it. that play took just enough time that now they don't have to run another play. >> brian: these two coaches long-time friends. you know, respect each other to the end. harbaugh said, you know, we respect each other, we love each other, we're going to try to gouge each other's eyes out for three hours, make no mistake, but a ton of respect between paul chryst and jim harbaugh. >> steve: how good are kenny allen and ryan tice feeling right about now? michigan is going to hang on. michigan knew there would be a game they wouldn't score 45 points in, and this was it. they score 14 and that's enough to beat wisconsin. down to todd mcshay. >> todd: hey, jordoun. >> how ya doing. >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitel