Not one TD scored at the Wisconsin spring game

[Brasky]

Injuries sap Wisconsin offense in spring practice, spring game features just 2 FGs | Star Tribune

 

[Brasky]

On a scale of 1-10 Wisconsin might actually give negative fucks about their only remotely relevant sports club.

 

[Brasky]

Their student section is legendary though. So good.

 

[BusSport]

"Not one touchdown ALLOWED at the Wisconsin spring game. The defense is just that good." --spin doctors

 

[pennstatenut]

That probably diminishes the odds of them scoring 70 on Nebraska again.

 

[whywork2]

You beat me too it, all that needs is the drum roll.

 

[Brasky]

You beat me too it, all that needs is the drum roll.

No drum roll for a child... Jesus this site doesn't even allow you to type the words.

 

[Brasky]

"Not one touchdown ALLOWED at the Wisconsin spring game. The defense is just that good." --spin doctors

Not one Jerry Sandusky allowed either

 

[Brasky]

Dude... Why the fuck does Penn State still have a FB program??? Who decided they deserve one?

 

[pennstatenut]

Dude... Why the fuck does Penn State still have a FB program??? Who decided they deserve one?

Your tears mean nothing.

 

[whywork2]

No drum roll for a child... Jesus this site doesn't even allow you to type the words.

Sort of a little surly, did you forget to stop at Wall Mart and pick up your Geritol?
Wisconsin will be just fine , thank you.

 

[night]

Damn, they might shut out Nebraska this year with that kind of defense.

 

[MI Nightmare]

On a scale of 1-10 Wisconsin might actually give negative fucks about their only remotely relevant sports club.

Final Four?

 

[Smart]

They only kept score for the second half, and they held out the offensive stars. So the 6-0 portion was basically the 2nd and 3rd string offense going up against the 1st and 2nd string defense for 30 minutes. I, for one, am glad the defense held their own there.

The first "half" was an untimed game, where you weren't supposed to tackle. In that half of the game, like the article says, we had our two star running backs. And in that half of the game, I believe there were three or four touchdowns in 30 minutes of play. Gordon had two really long runs which set up TDs. Kenzel Doe also caught a deep TD pass from Tanner McEvoy.

So basically, your headline is a lie and a failure, like everything else you post about Wisconsin. There were multiple touchdowns. Our first string offense, and in particular Melvin Gordon, looked really good. Hopefully, you can keep the failure up some more. Want to guarantee a Husker win later this year?

 

[Red_Alert]

They only kept score for the second half, and they held out the offensive stars. So the 6-0 portion was basically the 2nd and 3rd string offense going up against the 1st and 2nd string defense for 30 minutes. I, for one, am glad the defense held their own there.

The first "half" was an untimed game, where you weren't supposed to tackle. In that half of the game, like the article says, we had our two star running backs. And in that half of the game, I believe there were three or four touchdowns in 30 minutes of play. Gordon had two really long runs which set up TDs. Kenzel Doe also caught a deep TD pass from Tanner McEvoy.

So basically, your headline is a lie and a failure, like everything else you post about Wisconsin. There were multiple touchdowns. Our first string offense, and in particular Melvin Gordon, looked really good. Hopefully, you can keep the failure up some more. Want to guarantee a Husker win later this year?

It wasn't his headline. It's the AP headline if you click the link.

 

[Smart]

It wasn't his headline. It's the AP headline if you click the link.

Had he actually bothered to read his link, it would have been plainly contradicted:

McEvoy hit Kenzel Doe in stride in the end zone for a 30-yard touchdown pass during the controlled scrimmage

 

[Red_Alert]

What's lame is that Wisconsin posts Rose Bowl LOSSES in their stadium like they're some kind of accomplishment.

Putting up Big 10 Championships is fine. Everybody does that, as that's an actual accomplishment. I guess if you're digging for something positive you have to dig far and wide to post bowl game losses.

Nebraska lists the 5 National Championships they've actually won in their stadium. If they were to list the National Championships they actually played for (where if they'd won they'd have been declared champs), that list would grow to about 13. However they don't do that because it would be LAME.

 

[Red_Alert]

Silence?

 

[Red_Alert]

Had he actually bothered to read his link, it would have been plainly contradicted:

McEvoy hit Kenzel Doe in stride in the end zone for a 30-yard touchdown pass during the controlled scrimmage

That wasn't part of the 'official' scrimmage though. It was a controlled drill where the receivers were running uncovered routes.

 

[outofyourmind]

They only kept score for the second half, and they held out the offensive stars. So the 6-0 portion was basically the 2nd and 3rd string offense going up against the 1st and 2nd string defense for 30 minutes. I, for one, am glad the defense held their own there.

The first "half" was an untimed game, where you weren't supposed to tackle. In that half of the game, like the article says, we had our two star running backs. And in that half of the game, I believe there were three or four touchdowns in 30 minutes of play. Gordon had two really long runs which set up TDs. Kenzel Doe also caught a deep TD pass from Tanner McEvoy.

So basically, your headline is a lie and a failure, like everything else you post about Wisconsin. There were multiple touchdowns. Our first string offense, and in particular Melvin Gordon, looked really good. Hopefully, you can keep the failure up some more. Want to guarantee a Husker win later this year?

This is some kind of joke, right?? I mean, what kind of Spring Game is that.
And of course they would have scored 3 or 4 touchdowns and had long runs when nobody was tackling.