Nov 11, 2009 | Appleton Post-Crescent
Freshman Montee Ball keeps the University of Wisconsin football team rolling
Montee Ball looks like the next in a long line of top-notch University of Wisconsin running backs.
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Ball delivers overpowering performance in Wisconsin's latest win at Indiana
Montee Ball may have a new role in Wisconsin's backfield next week: starter. With Clay out because of a concussion Saturday, the freshman running back Ball delivered a breakout game.
Perhaps fans now understand why the coaching staff pushed to get freshman tailback Montee Ball ready to play at Minnesota and quickly elevated him to the No.
Grades: Defense gets top marks
Tuesday, November 3, 2009 12:36 a.m. Vote 0 Votes Every week, Herald Sports takes a look back at the Wisconsin football game and grades the position groups on a scale of zero to five.
Hawkeyes Unbeaten Season On The Line At Wisconsin
Line: Wisconsin by 2A1 2. Series Record: Tied 41-41-2. Last Meeting: 2008, Iowa 38-16. What's at Stake Iowa's unbeaten march to a Big Ten title faces its second major road challenge at Camp Randall Stadium after a win three weeks ago at Penn State.
Wisconsin's Bielema says Badgers will bounce back
Wisconsin's tailspin started last season after a loss to Ohio State. Faced with a similar scenario this week, coach Bret Bielema believes the Badgers will react differently.
UW notes: Ball moves to backup
Freshman tailback Montee Ball got his first taste of college football, albeit nothing more than an appetizer, Saturday against Minnesota.
Ball security issues mar blowout victory over Terriers for Bret Bielema, Badgers
Sunday, September 20, 2009 7:49 p.m. Vote 0 Votes Bret Bielema is done talking about fumbles.
Michigan St. vs. Wisconsin preview
Michigan State at Wisconsin , 11 a.m. CT Line: Wisconsin by 3. Series Record: Michigan State leads 27-20. Last Meeting: Nov.
Hunt: UW's Clay needs to be honest with coaches, teammates
When things go wrong in big-time college football, the proper reaction is to hold the coach responsible.
Bielema following opponents on Twitter
MADISON - Attention, tweeting college football players: Wisconsin's coaches may be following you.
Starting running back to be determined
Four fumbles by Wisconsin's top two running backs last week has shaken up who will start on Saturday in the Big Ten opener against Michigan State.
Sloppy Badgers sputter to victory despite 6 fumbles
That the University of Wisconsin whipped Wofford, an overmatched Football Championship Subdivision opponent, was expected.
Special teams shine as Wisconsin routs Wofford, 44-14
Scott Tolzien threw for two touchdowns, Zach Brown ran for two more and Wisconsin blocked a punt for another in the Badgers' 44-14 rout of Wofford on Saturday to remain undefeated.
UW linebacker Taylor born to hit
Ken Golomski is able and willing to share as many stories about University of Wisconsin linebacker Mike Taylor as you'd like to hear.
Badgers' task is to hold onto the ball
The downward trend is irrefutable. University of Wisconsin offensive coordinator Paul Chryst's task is to find a way to cut down the team's turnover total; the average over the last three seasons was 25.3. Defensive coordinator Dave Doeren's task is to find away to pad the team's takeaway total; the average over the last three seasons was 18.7.
Column: Hard to predict Wisconsin football season
Tis' a reasonable question, seeing as I am a beat writer for Bielema's boys this year, and it is with supreme sadness in my heart that I responded the same way every single time: I have no effing clue.
Part 10 of a 12-part series outlining Indiana football's opponents this season. Wisconsin running back John Clay eludes Indiana's Joe Kleinsmith during the team's 2008 contest.
Bielema, Badgers face questions heading into season
COACH: Bret Bielema, fourth season. 2008 RECORD: 7-6, . LAST BOWL: 2008 Champs Sports, lost to Florida State, 42-13. STADIUM: Camp Randall RETURNING STARTERS: 11 KEY DEPARTURES: DE Matt Shaughnessy, TE Travis Beckum, LB DeAndre Levy, OL Kraig Urbik, RB P.J. Hill.
Badgers Look for Fresh Start after '08 Slide
After guiding Wisconsin to a 21-5 record and back-to-back New Year's Day bowl games in his first two seasons as head coach, Bret Bielema seemed to have his program on the verge of a breakthrough.
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