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t_BuckeyeScott;1130605; said:Link to make sure everyone's pumped for this game.
CFN said:Basically, the Badgers bend but don't break on defense, works on balancing the attack early and pounding with the running game late, and then hope to win in a war of attrition. It might not always be pretty, but again, 40 wins in four years.
HorticullyBuck;1174619; said:What happened to PJ Hill?? injuries?? seemed like he didnt live up to the hyper at all for last season. Was he a one hit wonder?
Zem;1202429; said:The writers might be overestimating the home field factor. Going back to 1993, the only victory they have against the Bucks in their place is the 2003 game. The two teams didn't meet four of those years, but that's still pretty significant I think.
Woody was 25-1-2 vs. Wisconsin. :)
OregonBuckeye;1212016; said:The noise isn't a major concern after the places these guys played last year but Wiscy plays so much better at home and this is a talented Wiscy team to begin with. I think we win but I also think it'll be a battle.
generaladm;1212032; said:The key for games in hostile environments is to shut the crowd up early. I've never been to Camp Randall for a game, but on the tube, it seems like one of the toughest venues in the Big Ten. Probably because by the time the Buckeyes come into town, the crowd has been drunk for 6 weeks straight. last year, we were able to quiet the Purdue and PSU crowds pretty early (UM fans didn't even bring their keys last year). Given that most of this year's team has played in about 5 "Game of the Centuries" already, I don't expect them to be intimidated by the crowds. Playing in Madison at night always makes me nervous, though. At least we don't have 3 F'n Big Ten night games this year.
generaladm;1212032; said:The key for games in hostile environments is to shut the crowd up early. I've never been to Camp Randall for a game, but on the tube, it seems like one of the toughest venues in the Big Ten. Probably because by the time the Buckeyes come into town, the crowd has been drunk for 6 weeks straight. last year, we were able to quiet the Purdue and PSU crowds pretty early (UM fans didn't even bring their keys last year). Given that most of this year's team has played in about 5 "Game of the Centuries" already, I don't expect them to be intimidated by the crowds. Playing in Madison at night always makes me nervous, though. At least we don't have 3 F'n Big Ten night games this year.