Minnesota 2009 Wisconsin Badgers football team

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wisconsin looked improve 5-0 on season, , win 6th consecutive game on rival golden gophers. minnesota entered game @ 3-1, having defeated northwestern week before having been blown out in home loss california week before.


in first quarter, wisconsin led 7-0 after 2-yard touchdown run john clay. minnesota fired pair of 1st quarter scoring drives; 28-yard fg kicker eric ellestad , 11-yard touchdown pass qb adam weber wr eric decker. minnesota led 10-7 @ end of first quarter. wisconsin answered 39-yard fg philip welch tie game @ 10-10, minnesota lead game @ end of first half 13-10 after fg ellestad.


in 3rd quarter, john clay found end zone yard out give wisconsin 17-13 lead, , score of touchdown either team. in 4th quarter, scott tolzien found te lance kendricks 5-yard touchdown pass give wisconsin 24-13 lead. wisconsin looked ice game on next offensive possession, rb zach brown fumbled ball , minnesota s marcus sherels returned fumble 88 yards touchdown keep minnesota in game @ 24-19. minnesota tried 2 , succeeded weber found wr dajon mcknight in endzone, cutting wisconsin s lead 24-21.


wisconsin refused let gophers game, , after long drive, john clay ran end zone 3rd touchdown of day , wisconsin led 31-21. minnesota responded swiftly, coming within 3 points of wisconsin after rb duane bennett scored on 1-yard touchdown carry make score 31-28. onside kick attempt failed, however, , minnesota had use remaining timeouts stall wisconsin on minnesota 39. brad nortman s punt partially blocked , downed @ minnesota 5-yard line, giving gophers 1 final chance @ snapping wisconsin s win streak.


after short drive gophers, weber sacked on 1st , 10 minnesota 34 o brien schofield. weber fumbled ball sacked, , wisconsin lb chris borland recovered. wisconsin ran out remaining 30 seconds , secured paul bunyan s axe 6th year in row, , first win (in first appearance) @ tcf bank stadium. wisconsin head coach bret bielema 4-0 against rival gophers. badgers travel ohio state take on buckeyes in ohio stadium next week.







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