Up 63-13 Wisconsin kicks a FG

Submitted by Shop Smart Sho… on

Not something I would ever expect out of Wisconsin.  You would think they just run into the line and give IU the chance to stop them.

HermosaBlue

November 13th, 2010 at 3:56 PM ^

I have a relative who recently crawled out of the bottle and all the unhappiness in her life has percolated out, making her pretty much a complete bitch on steroids.

I would be unsurprised if Bielema's kicking the sauce has ratcheted up the prickishness he already exuded.

Shop Smart Sho…

November 13th, 2010 at 3:50 PM ^

Guess I just have a different opinion of sportsmanship, especially when playing in the conference.  I would have thought of it as being a good time to practice the crazy play that you have to try and get 4th and forever.

JRell

November 13th, 2010 at 4:13 PM ^

And what happens when they score on that crazy play? People would be in even more of an uproar. I don't have a problem with it at all, you don't go out there and try to keep the game as close as possible you go out there to win, whatever it takes within the rules.

Blue Durham

November 13th, 2010 at 4:45 PM ^

#6, they do have an outside shot at getting into th championship game.   All it takes is impressing some more voters and a few teams to get knocked off.  Spurrier did as much at Florida.  Given the situation and circumstances, I understand it.

Mannix

November 13th, 2010 at 3:54 PM ^

"I can't coach my offense and your defense at the same time"

I haven't always responded well as a coach when this stuff happens, but what do you want a team to do when they are in FG range and it's 4th down?

Teams work on stuff all week, including special teams. They have an opportunity to work on it and maybe they were working on getting the kick off in 'x' amount of time.

Bielema may be less than a gentlemen, but this is a non issue. The 17 pts after the FG may have more weight for an argument than the FG.

WolverineHistorian

November 13th, 2010 at 4:26 PM ^

Not something you'd expect out of Wisconsin?  Bielema is a tool. 

I've known that ever since he saw nothing wrong with one of his players practically ripping Steve Breaston's leg off in 2006.