What they’re saying nationally, in Madison after No. 1 Oregon football defeats Wisconsin
MADISON. Wisc. — No. 1 Oregon defeated Wisconsin 16-13 Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium. Here’s a roundup of what was written nationally and in Madison after the game: No. 1 Oregon escapes Wisconsin with comeback: What does result mean for Ducks, Badgers? ( The Athletic)
On Saturday night, the Wisconsin Badgers learned the hard way that it's really tough to put down Dan Lanning, Dillon Gabriel ...
Wisconsin football looks to snap its two-game losing streak when it welcomes the Oregon Ducks, the No. 1-ranked team in the ...
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Oregon football injury report: What we know as No. 1 Ducks prepare to play MarylandBut the top-ranked Ducks (9-0, 6-0 Big Ten) could also be getting one starter ... Chris Hansen covers University of ...
No. 1 Oregon scored 10 unanswered fourth-quarter points to fend off an upset bid by Wisconsin at Camp Randall Stadium.
Take a deep breath, Oregon fans. The top-ranked Ducks survived a scare Saturday night and with it kept their unbeaten football season alive with a 16-13 victory against Wisconsin in Camp Randall ...
The Ducks travel to Madison for a pivotal non-conference matchup against the Badgers, with both teams looking to bolster ...
It's been a little over one month since Lions EDGE Aidan Hutchinson broke his lower leg in Detroit's lopsided win in Dallas ...
Atticus Sappington broke a tie with a 24-yard field goal with 2:36 to play, and No. 1 Oregon rallied in the fourth quarter to ...
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