Saturday, October 27, 2007

I believe Space Aliens replaced the Wisconsin Defense today.

Greeting from the Wisconsin Dells(yes I am up here again my wife and kids love this place)I listened to most of the game on the Radio today since I was on the road a lot.

I could not believe what I was hearing the Wisconsin defense the same group that gave up all those points to the Citadel was holding IU to 3 points. I believe IU turned the ball over 5 times. That will keep you from winning a game.

You have to wonder where has this Defense been, trapped in a research room on the Alien Mother ship being anal probed? This was not the defense that got shredded by Penn State or allowed the loss at Illinois.

I was amazed I thought IU would fair much better against the spread challenged Wis Defense. I do have a theory why the D played so well today.

a combination of no pressure and having seen the spread so many times this season.

Since they have blown any national title hopes they had when the season started they can play loose the pressure is off. The season is pretty much shot(no BCS bowl or Rose Bowl or Big Ten championship) so what do they have to lose.

Also I think they might finally be figuring out how to defend the spread.

But I hope everyone is not getting to excited I have a feeling this little Badger winning streak might come to a screeching halt next week at Columbus. Odin I hate OSU but if this is a rebuilding year for them I would hate to see what they look like when they get it rebuilt.

I just hope the Badgers can keep it close and not look too bad on Sports Center.

Well I hope everyone enjoyed the home coming blow out. Still not as good as the 60 something to 7 ass whooping they put on IU my freshman year I felt bad for Bucky that day the push ups were killing him.

Now lets hope the Packers can keep it going Monday night.

On Wisconsin
Chris

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