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I would take Wisconsin over Michigan State.
Abdullah had 123 yards against Michigan State, with three offensive line starters out, one an All American. I think Wisconsin has a better running game and won't fumble the ball six times, lose four, and won't throw an interception.
Here is where Michigan State started their drives at after each turnover
Fumble Nebraska 40
Interception Nebraska 46
Fumble Nebraska 22
Fumble Nebraska 8
Fumble Nebraska 3
Those turnovers led to 24 points. Michigan State's punter had the game of his career. His punts were routinely inside the Nebraska 10. The one at the one yard line I guess the guy that batted it back was ruled as the player that downed it, caught it in the end zone, but his feet were out of the end zone. Then he pushed it back and another guy touched it and picked it up while he stood in the end zone.
Connor Cook played a good, mistake free game.
The poor Nebraska defense was constantly playing in their own end. The defense would make a stop, then the offense would give it up. Nebraska allowed zero sacks, but sacked Cook twice. Michigan State punted seven times, to Nebraska's five.
Abdullah had 123 yards against Michigan State, with three offensive line starters out, one an All American. I think Wisconsin has a better running game and won't fumble the ball six times, lose four, and won't throw an interception.
Here is where Michigan State started their drives at after each turnover
Fumble Nebraska 40
Interception Nebraska 46
Fumble Nebraska 22
Fumble Nebraska 8
Fumble Nebraska 3
Those turnovers led to 24 points. Michigan State's punter had the game of his career. His punts were routinely inside the Nebraska 10. The one at the one yard line I guess the guy that batted it back was ruled as the player that downed it, caught it in the end zone, but his feet were out of the end zone. Then he pushed it back and another guy touched it and picked it up while he stood in the end zone.
Connor Cook played a good, mistake free game.
The poor Nebraska defense was constantly playing in their own end. The defense would make a stop, then the offense would give it up. Nebraska allowed zero sacks, but sacked Cook twice. Michigan State punted seven times, to Nebraska's five.
