Looking to avoid a three-game losing streak, the Wisconsin Football team returns home tomorrow to face Purdue. The Boilermakers enter this game with a 1-3 record, having lost to Nebraska 28-10 last week. The Badgers trail USC 38-21 after being outscored 28-0 in the second half. Can Wisconsin football get back on track? Starts at 11:00 CST on BTN. Here’s a preview of tomorrow’s match.
Can Wisconsin’s football offense provide any consistency?
After the last two games, I’m giving a pass to the Wisconsin football offense. Alabama and USC are about as tough as college football. Two powerful offenses that can overwhelm almost any defense in college football. This makes it a bit harder for your attack to catch up. Wisconsin’s current football offense is not built for this.
In their last three games against Notre Dame, Oregon State and Nebraska, the Boilermakers have given up an average of 44 points per game. It wasn’t a great defense that only led to two turnovers so far. Whether it’s running the ball or bowling it, the Badger attack needs to figure out what it can rely on for the rest of the season if it wants to maintain its bowling streak. They don’t have much of an identity now. There might be a chance tomorrow.
Potential rebounding play for the Wisconsin football team
Purdue’s offense doesn’t have Jalen Milroe or Miller Moss. These two quarterbacks will attack any secondary during the game. It was a tough performance for Wisconsin’s secondary, but it’s not what Purdue will do.
I want to see the front seven make a good pass rush right away, force a near turnover and keep their foot on the gas pedal. Just like with an attack, they also need something to feel good about. Over the last three games, Purdue has averaged 12 points per game. This also seems like a good opportunity to me,
Forecast
It’s still early in the season, but Purdue may be the worst team in the Big Ten. The Ryan Walter era didn’t start well. They also fired offensive coordinator Graham Harrell last Sunday after the Nebraska game. I don’t think it changed their offensive game plan much, but it’s a little surprising that it happened on a game week and not a bye week.
It’s also a gut-checking game for the Badgers. There is no doubt that they are better than Purdue on both sides of the ball. For Brayden Locke, this is probably the worst defense he will face in all of his starts at Wisconsin. Must be composed and placid in the pocket.
Look for a player like Darrion Dupree to get some extra reps tomorrow. After it was revealed that Chez Mellusi was stepping down, Tawee Walker will be in line for more photos, as will Jackson Acker. Both are bigger defenders, with Dupree having more quickness and quickness. This is a player Luke Fickell admired. Cade Yacamelli should also support.
It hasn’t been a good showing for the Wisconsin football team so far. I’m not necessarily surprised that they’re 2-2 right now, but they haven’t played a good 60 minutes so far. I don’t see the Badgers losing this game, but I want them to take control of this game early and for the entire 60 minutes.
Wisconsin 24 Purdue 13
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