Fresno State 2009 Wisconsin Badgers football team

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fresno state entered game having won last trip madison, in 2001 season. appeared on way win after fresno qb ryan colburn connected chestin west 13-yard touchdown pass give fresno 7-0 lead on wisconsin in 1st quarter. on fresno s next drive, colburn found wr devon wylie on 70-yard touchdown strike put bulldogs 14-0 in 2nd quarter. however, wisconsin fought back; running zach brown ran 11 yards touchdown cap off long wisconsin drive, cutting wisconsin s deficit 14-7. fresno attempted pull away again; colburn found wr seyi ajirotutu on 14-yard td strike extend fresno state s lead 21-7. wisconsin responded swiftly, 8-yard touchdown run off end-around wr david gilreath bring game within single score @ 21-14. wisconsin k philip welch connected on longest field goal in school history, 57 yard try cut fresno state s lead 21-17 @ end of half.


a scoreless 3rd quarter saw badgers needing big play in 4th quarter. wisconsin defensive backs intercepted colburn twice in 3rd, badgers didn t points off turnovers. after fresno state punt, wisconsin got big play needed; rb john clay broke several tackles , ran 72 yards touchdown give wisconsin 24-21 lead. fresno, stunned not yet beaten, rallied , drove late in 4th quarter tying field goal kevin goessling. wisconsin ran out remaining clock , game went overtime.


fresno state elected play defense first in overtime, wisconsin scored on first possession, qb scott tolzien connected wr nick toon 6-yard touchdown pass give wisconsin 30-24 lead. philip welch converted pat give wisconsin 31-24 lead. fresno state scored touchdown on first overtime possession, colburn finding ajirotutu 7-yard touchdown strike , fourth touchdown pass of game. goessling made pat, , game headed second overtime. colburn not fortunate though, intercepted in end zone s chris maragos. philip welch kicked 22-yard field goal win game badgers.


with win, wisconsin improved 2-0 on season.








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