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Fans livid on social media after Iowa ran over Badgers
Wisconsin football coach Luke Fickell talks about the loss to Iowa
The Badgers coach spoke to reporters following his team’s 42-10 loss to the Hawkeyes Saturday night at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City.
We are all turning the clocks back early Sunday morning.
But Wisconsin’s rushing defense appeared to fall behind by more than a few decades Saturday night.
“This was your worst nightmare,” Wisconsin coach Luke Fickell said after the Badgers surrendered 329 yards rushing while being completely physically dismantled by Iowa, 42-10.
Even though Kaleb Johnson had 135 yards and three touchdowns and three other players had at least 56 yards on the ground for Iowa, you only had to watch one quarter of this game to see UW needs their upcoming bye week in a rather severe way.
The offense wasn’t exactly sharp either as quarterback Brayden Locke was 15 of 37 for 137 yards and two interceptions. After taking an early 3-0 lead, the Hawkeyes scored 28 points before UW finally answered.
It was a pretty offensive effort, as noted by frustrated fans:
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