Ohio State vs. Wisconsin Badgers Open Thread
Written By: Jacob Rosen | Category: Ohio State Buckeyes | Comments: 6
The #11 Ohio State Buckeyes take on the #24 Badger Badger Badgers from Madison, WI today at 3:30 pm. It is a battle of the only two 2-0 teams in the Big Ten Conference, as the Bucks will look for yet another impressive win at Ohio Stadium. One of the most over-looked matchups of the year, Wisconsin poses a big-time threat as they have avoided the national radar yet managed to start 5-0 this season. Share your thoughts on today’s events in the comments below.
While you are at it as well, take a look at some of these game previews from across the Buckeyes web:
[Buckeye Banter.com]
[Midwest Sports Fans.com]
[The Buckeye Battle Cry.com]
[Men of the Scarlet and Gray.com]
[Eleven Warriors.com]
(The Badger photo above is via the University of Wisconsin communications department and the photo was taken by Stephanie Judge.)
Author: JacobRosen
Jacob Rosen is a weekend author for WFNY, the sports editor for the University of Dayton's Flyer News and the current media relations director of the Akron Aeros. Jacob is an Akron native who majors in applied mathematical economics at UD. You can follow him on Twitter @udjrosen or e-mail him at udjrosen(at)gmail(dot)com.Jacob Rosen has written 267 articles for Waiting for Next Year.
Hey Jacob, small detail but they’re actually playing in Columbus today.
Don’t forget Kent State-Bowling Green kicking off at the same time as this game. Go Flashes!
Yeah thanks Chris. It says at Ohio Stadium above, I just said Madison Wisconsin for the dramatic effect.
And let’s not forget the most important game of the day, Frank Solich’s Ohio Bobcats invade [Corporate sponsor here] Stadium to crush the dreadful Crackron Kangaroos… though that isn’t until 6:00. OSU smacking Wisco around will be a delightful appetizer.
Eh… ugly interception by Pryor. Ignore a linebacker, stare-down a receiver much?
Three DST touchdowns so far.. This offense is looking miserable but at least the team is still afloat by 15 points in the third.