Top PFF O-Lines (Wisco 2nd, OSU 6th)

I don't think there's a need to sellout.  I think the standard press man will work fine, leaving the safeties to fend for themselves in determining run/pass on a per play basis - as always.  Last year it took UW the whole game to take control score wise, and that was against a Michigan offense that was putrid.  As good as their offense may be, I don't think it will move the ball, possess the clock, or make enough first downs to outpace what Harbaugh's offense will do to their average defense.

It won't be an easy win, but I think it will be comfortable enough.  Way more athletes on Michigan's side of the ball...

And predictions suck.

Except that's what he did last year

He did last year. 

I'm going to believe in what ever Don Brown sets out as his gameplan

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And we are down several tackles at the wrong time. I think Taylor busts at least one big play. 

I kinda hate when people call us big blue. They did that during the ncaa tourney last year

 Most common is The Badgers, UW (or U-dub), Wisconsin or maybe just I went to Madison (to differentiate from other UW schools)  ... "Wiscy" is used but not often, I've personally never heard any Badger fans say Wisco.

- From my personal experience as a ex-resident of Milwaukee and having been up to Madison a few times

They've been "Wiscy" for years. Because opposing fans call them that and they don't themselves doesn't negate it being a thing. Deal wit it. Same thing with Cincy (Cincinnati, for the lay person).

I'm pretty sure they call themselves "Wiscansin". 

...at least that's a thing I've seen before in a place somewhere. 

I was on the sailing team at Michigan and we always referred to them as Wisco. Their team burgee says "Wisco" so it's semi-official, at least in the sailing community. I don't think it extends much beyond that, but I will always say Wisco.

Link to sailing team website with photo of Wisco burgee

No one in Wisconsin or who attended Wisconsin ever refers to themselves that way. Just like no one in Chicago says “chi-town”

Wisky or Bucky...or Becky if you’re a Hawks and/or Minny fan. 

Hope that clears it up.

"Madison" alone is what's most often used to describe the university (parents, brother, cousins, aunts/uncles are alums and I'm born in Milwaukee). 

For sports teams, "Badgers" more often than "Wisconsin". 

Literally NOBODY says "Wiscy". Not a soul. (Just like Californians do not say "Cali")

Wisconsinites do say "Wisco", but not in relation to the University/Team, more so just the state generally.

In Wisconsin, all of the state schools are "University of Wisconsin- [BLANK]" so it's a lot more common to just refer to the city (whereas it's unnatural to us to say "I go to Ann Arbor"). (Whitewater, Oshkosh, Milwaukee, Madison, etc. is how students distinguish among their high school friends). 

In Michigan it's very different as we have State, Grand Valley and directional schools without one root for everyone. Michigan does have two other small campuses in Flint and Dearborn obviously, but the size is much, much smaller so those are afterthought schools relative to Madison's neighbors in WI. 

Gotta come out swinging on offense. Let Patterson rip. We need to get up on them and make them come back against our defense on the road at night. That puts them in a tough spot.

Excellent post. This link should be taped/highlighted/stickied. Notice Haskin throwing short passes that go for YAC to pad stats. Shea is the best QB throwing bombs on PA passes per PFF. Again, Haskin's is a good QB and a very dangerous weapon in the OSU systen; still this is an OSU system QB and I haven't seen him make many prostyle throws. I suppose he could be like Patt Mahomes and blow up in NFL. I highly doubt it.