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Wisconsin (11-1) vs. TCU (12-0) ... Saturday, 4 p.m., ESPN ... at Pasadena, Calif.

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Badgers (11-1) vs. TCU (12-0) ■ When: Saturday, 4:10 p.m. ■ Where: Pasadena, Calif. ■ Stadium: Rose Bowl (88,500 capacity/natural grass ■ Television: ESPN (Brent Musberger, Kirk Herbstreit and Erin Andrews) ■ Radio: 1330 WHBL (Matt Lepay and Mike Lucas); ESPN Radio 950 (Bill Rosinski, David Norrie and Joe Schad) ■ Series: one tie, 14-14 in Madison on Sept. 26, 1970 ■ Line: TCU favored by 3 ■ Rankings: Wisconsin — 4th in USA Today Coaches, Associated Press and Harris Interactive; 5th in BCS; TCU — 3rd in USA Today Coaches, Associated Press, Harris Interactive and BCS

After losing 1st 3 Rose Bowls, UW won 3 under Alvarez Wisconsin’s Rose Bowl history before Barry Alvarez came to Madison wasn’t long and illustrious. There were three games — all losses — although one of them, the 1963 game against USC, was one of the most memorable Rose Bowls ever. Alvarez, of course, coached Wisconsin to three Rose Bowl wins — 1994, 1999 and 2000. Only USC, with five, has more Rose Bowl wins since 1994. Bret Bielema, who played for Iowa in the 1991 Rose Bowl, takes his first team to Pasadena this year to face TCU. Here’s a look back at Wisconsin’s Rose Bowl history:

UW bowl history Year 1953 1960 1963 1981 1982 1984 1994 1995 1996 1998 1999 2000 2000 2002 2003 2005 2006 2007 2008 2008 2009

1953 — No. 5 USC 7, No. 11 Wisconsin 0 This was the first bowl game in school history, and the Badgers came home scoreless. Alan Ameche rushed for 133 yards on 28 carries, but Wisconsin couldn’t find the end zone. Wisconsin answered USC’s touchdown drive with a 13-play, 84yard drive that ended at the USC 2 when Jerry Witt was stopped a yard Wisconsin running back Ron Dayne is one of only four players in history to win backshort of a first down on a fake field to-back Rose Bowl MVP awards. He ran for 246 yards against UCLA in the 1999 Rose goal attempt. Bowl game. AP photo

1960 — No. 8 Washington 44, No. 6 Wisconsin 8 The Badgers’ only points came on a four-yard run by fullback Tom Wiesner and a two-point conversion in the second quarter. Wisconsin entered the game allowing about 10 points a game, but was manhandled by the Huskies.

1963 — No. 1 USC 42, No. 2 Wisconsin 37 Before the Alvarez Era, this was regarded as one of the greatest games in school history, even though it was a loss for UW. Badgers quarterback Ron Vander Kelen was named the game’s MVP in spite of the loss, throwing for 401 yards and nearly engineering a comeback for the ages with a 23-point fourth quarter. Pat Richter, who later became the Wisconsin athletic director who hired Alvarez, caught 11 passes for 163 yards.

1994 — No. 9 Wisconsin 21, No. 13 UCLA 16 The Rose Bowl became Camp Randall West, as more than 70,000 Badgers fans filled the then-101,000seat stadium — and home field for the Bruins. Wisconsin’s ascension as a college football power under Alvarez was validated with the school’s first bowl win ever. Though a bruising running attack (game MVP Brent Moss rushed for 158 yards on 36 carries and two scores) keyed the win, the play many Badgers fans remember most from the game was quarterback Darrell Bevell running 21 yards down the left sideline for the game’s final TD.

1999 — No. 9 Wisconsin 38, No. 6 UCLA 31 Dubbed by one analyst as the worst Rose Bowl team ever, the Badgers lined up Ron Dayne behind an

overpowering offensive line and took down the Bruins and their high-octane offense. Dayne finished the game with 246 yards, one shy of the Rose Bowl record, and Wendell Bryant sacked Cade McNown on fourth down late to secure the win.

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■ Wisconsin is making its ninth straight bowl appearance. Only 11 schools in the country, including one Big Ten team (Ohio State) boast longer active streaks. ■ Wisconsin is the only school that has played in a bowl game and the NCAA tournament every year since the 2002-03 academic year. ■ Since 1993, Wisconsin has won 10 bowl games, including six in January. That is second among schools in the country during that time span behind Boston College (11). ■ Barry Alvarez is the only coach in Big Ten history to win back-to-back Rose Bowls (1999 and 2000). ■ Since 1994, only USC, with five wins, has more Rose Bowl victories than Wisconsin’s three. ■ Ron Dayne won the Rose Bowl MVP in 1999 and 2000, one of only four players in history to be so honored. ■ Tight ends coach Joe Rudolph was the starting left guard on the Wisconsin 1994 Rose Bowl team that beat UCLA.

Playing the role of Rose Bowl favorites for the first time under Alvarez, the Badgers overcame a 9-3 halftime deficit to become the first Big Ten school to win the Rose Bowl in back-to-back seasons. Dayne won the game’s MVP award for the second straight season, rushing for 200 yards on 34 carries in his final game for Wisconsin. Dayne’s twoyear totals in the Rose Bowl were 446 yards rushing and five touchdowns. Defensively, the Badgers held Stanford to minus-five yards rushing.

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Barry Alvarez could have gone the safe route when he designated his replacement to coach (according to Dave the Uniwinning percentage) versity of Wisconsin 1. Chris Peterson, Boise State, football 59-5, .922 team. He could 2. Urban Meyer, Florida, 103have hand23, .817 ed the reins to one of a 3. Bob Stoops, Oklahoma, 128number of 31, .805 loyal assisGannett tant coach4. Gary Patterson, TCU, 97-28, columnist es who .776 were with him through the years in 5. Bret Bielema, Wisconsin, Madison, most notably de49-15, .766 fensive line coach John Palermo, who joined the 6. Jim Tressel, Ohio State, 240staff in 1991 and was an assistant with Alvarez at 79-2, .751 Notre Dame. Considering Alvarez 7. Kyle Whittingham, Utah, 57brought the Wisconsin 19, .750 program out of despair, few would have ques8. Joe Paterno, Penn State, 401tioned his wisdom in 134-3, .748 wishing to maintain the status quo and promote 9. Mark Richt, Georgia, 96-33, one of his loyal, long-time .744 assistants. Instead, Alvarez hired a 10. Brian Kelly, Notre Dame, young assistant, current head coach Bret Bielema, 178-62-2, .740 Badgers coach Bret Bielema during the second half of Wisconsin’s win over Ohio State in October. AP photo who was his defensive coordinator for all of two At least in the cases of Sports Bowl. one hyped non-conference program, and a reason for starred this season: defenseasons and only 35 years Solich and Coker, the proIt was a season that ingame against a marquee the downfall of coaches sive backs Aaron Henry, old. In Bielema, Alvarez gram initially kept cluded the “Michigan opponent. like Solich, took a turn for Antonio Fenelus and Jay saw the ability to take rolling, but those men’s Meltdowns.” Wisconsin But Bielema won over the better. Wisconsin will Valai; linebacker Culmer what was already in place shortcomings as head lost 27-25 at Michigan some skeptics starting in never be a school to get St. Jean; and tailback and get to another level. coaches were exposed the after leading 19-0 at half2009. His maturity, queslots of 4- and 5-star kids James White. Promoting the loyal guy longer Osborne and Davis time, and fell 25-24 at tioned by some fans earli- the national Web sites Replacing Alvarez was is common in college foot- were away. Recruiting fell Michigan State when er, began to show. Players drool over, but Bielema no easy task. Wisconsin ball. It has happened at off, and so did the victoBielema’s sideline antics who caused problems off maintained Alvarez’s football was a wasteland football powers with far ries. Eventually both were late in the game helped the field were shown the “Wall around Wisconsin” before his arrival. Some greater pedigrees than replaced as two proud pro- turn a sure victory into a door including highly reapproach of keeping the fans feared it might beWisconsin. When Nebras- grams searched to reclaim confounding loss. garded wide receiver rebest kids home. He also come that again when he ka legend Tom Osborne past glory. Big Ten powers like cruit Kraig Appleton. started mining under-the- left. Alvarez meant as retired, he handed the job It hasn’t always been Ohio State and Iowa A program that had pre- radar gems in fertile much to the Wisconsin to longtime lieutenant smooth sailing at Wiscon- owned the Badgers, as viously played mistakestates Florida and Texas. program as Joe Paterno Frank Solich. When sin since Bielema took Bielema had lost his last prone football became Wisconsin won’t regudoes to Penn State or OsMiami’s Butch Davis over as the lead guy in two to Iowa, his alma among the most penaltylarly get the top players borne did to Nebraska. moved to the NFL, the 2006. mater, and all three of his free in the country. Bielefrom those states to come Replacing is a legend is school promoted veteran The Badgers undergames against the Buckma’s Badgers squads north instead of staying never easy, unless you beassistant Larry Coker to achieved in 2008. Expected eyes. He endured critistarted ranking near the home, but the second- and come one yourself. the top spot. Before hiring to be a Big Ten title concism that his teams were top in turnover differenthird-tier players from Five years later, at the Rich Rodriguez, Michigan tender, they tumbled to 7-6 never ready for Big Ten tial and time of possesthere have helped the ripe “old” age of 40, Bielealways went the Bo and were embarrassed by play, opting to load up on sion. Rose Bowl push. Consider ma might be on the way. Schembechler disciple an average Florida State victories over creampuffs Recruiting, so vital to this list of players from Dave Lubach is the online editor for route. team in the Champs instead of playing at least the long-term success of a Florida or Texas who have The Sheboygan Press.

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who was in the hospital recovering from a setback to a heart attack, out-Badgered the Badgers. Sparty controlled the line of scrimmage, converted half of its third-down conversions and pounded the ball down the Badgers’ throats in the fourth quarter, when this game was ultimately decided. The loss had fans questioning the Badgers’ approach to the non-conference season, wondering if their Char min-soft schedule had them ready for the rigors of the Big Ten season.

Sept. 4 at Las Vegas Wisconsin 41, UNLV 21 The last time the Badgers came to Las Vegas for a game, they were lucky to escape with a win. This year’s group didn’t want this group of Rebels to find a cause for sticking a fork in the Badgers’ season in Week 1. After a mistake-filled first half that saw Wisconsin dominate the stat sheets but only take a 17-14 halftime lead, the Badgers pulled away in the second half, with 24 third-quarter points to pull away. John Clay, Montee Ball and true freshman James White combined for 261 yards and four scores, as the Badgers passed their first road test against an inferior, but determined opponent.

Game 6

Oct. 9 at Camp Randall Wisconsin 41, Minnesota 23 Nothing helps get a Badgers football team on track than the site of the Gophers on the opposing sideline, with Paul Bunyan’s Axe on the line. After the Gophers’ inspired first half, the Badgers grounded down their long-time rival in the second half and won the border battle for the seventh straight year. Clay and White rushed for 229 yards and scored five touchdowns in the win. After the last score, which gave the Badgers a 41-16 lead with 6:39 left, Bret Bielema went for two. The move didn’t please Gophers coach Tim Brewster, who voiced his displeasure after the game during the post-game handshake and press conference. Brewster lost his job a few weeks later, so he had many more concer ns than a failed two-point conversion in Madison.

Game 2

Sept. 11 at Camp Randall Wisconsin 27, San Jose St. 14 In their home opener, the Badgers offered no signs that a special season was on the horizon. The Spartans were a week removed from a 48-3 whipping at the hands of reigning national champion Alabama, and Wisconsin’s bruising running game looked like a tough matchup for an undersized team. The Badgers dominated the stats, compiling 403 yards and limiting San Jose to 55 yards rushing, but played sloppily. Scott Tolzien threw an interception, and the Badgers had four fumbles, fortunately recovering all but one, and missed three scoring chances in the red zone. The game was never in doubt, as the Badgers led 27-7 in the fourth quarter, but it was a disappointing showing at Camp Randall.

Wisconsin backup cornerback Shelton Johnson gave up a touchdown catch to Minnesota wide receiver Da’Jon McKnight in this Badgers’ victory, but earlier in the season, Johnson made one of the plays of the season when he shoved an Arizona State kick returner out of bounds inches before the the player scored with no time left in the first half in Madison. AP photo time ran out in the first half of this Big Ten-Pac 10 non-conference battle. Instead of a soulcrushing TD going into the locker room, the Sun Devils walked away with nothing. You have heard of Jay Valai, the Badgers’ hard-hitting senior strong safety. He’s made plenty of huge plays during his three years as starter, but perhaps none bigger than his block of a potential game-tying PAT late in the fourth quarter, preserving the Badgers’ one-point lead and eventual victory against a twotouchdown underdog.

Game 3

Sept. 18 at Camp Randall Wisconsin 20, Arizona St. 19 You’ve probably never heard of Shelton Johnson, a sophomore from Texas, but he made one of the biggest plays of the season for the Badgers when he pushed Sun Devils kick returner Kyle Middlebrooks out of bounds at the 1-yard line as

Game 7 points in a game for the first Oct. 16 at Camp Randall time since 1915. Who would Sept. 25 at Camp Randall Wisconsin 31, Ohio State 18 Wisconsin 70, Austin Peay 3 have imagined they would A good season became a poreach — and even surpass — As expected, the Badgers tentially special one, as the Badthat mark two more times this rolled over an under manned gers claimed their first win Football Championship Subdi- season? over a No. 1 team since beating vision opponent. While nobody Michigan in 1981. David Game 5 expected a stumble in this spot, Gilreath electrified the crowd Oct. 2 at East Lansing, Mich. there was sense of relief among with a 97-yard kickoff return Mich. St. 34, Wisconsin 24 Badgers fans that their favorite for a score on the game’s first This was the Badgers’ first team finally put away an inferiplay, and the Badgers pounded or opponent after two less-than- true road test, a Big Ten opener the Buckeyes’ strong defense to at East Lansing, and they failed stellar victories. a 21-0 lead early in the second The Badgers racked up 618 miserably. The Spartans, moti- quarter. vated to play this one for their yards of offense, sixth most in school history, and reached 70 head coach, Mark Dantonio, Game 4

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There must be some contradictory emotions going on with Andy Dalton this month. He is the quarterback at TCU, which just completed an unbeaten season, yet the Horned Frogs have no chance to play for the BCS national championship. He must feel robbed, right? Ticked off ? He has to be. It doesn’t sound like it. The Horned Frogs (12-0) are preparing for Wisconsin (11-1) Saturday in the Rose Bowl, but Dalton does not have an appetite for beating up the BCS. He wants to play a game, not get even. Earlier this month, two days before unbeatens Auburn and Oregon were going to play their last games for the right to advance to the BCS national championship game, Dalton said he was going to have fun watching the Tigers and Ducks. It didn’t sound then as if he wanted to start an argument. “Regardless of what happens,” Dalton said, “we’re going to a BCS game. It’s been a great season.” And it’s a great time to be Dalton, 23. He recently organized a non-denominational worship service on campus called “Ignite.” He followed that up with a bible study group. He also helped with a coat drive and tee-shirt drive for the homeless in the Fort Worth area. He got engaged Oct. 6 and wrapped up his degree in marketing with graduation ceremonies Dec. 18. There does not seem to be any room — or time — for angst over the BCS. He’s competitive, but

TCU quarterback Andy Dalton will close out a glorious career against Wiscsonin. AP photo there is a sense he is not going to carry a grudge. Consider Dalton and center Jake Kirkpatrick walking off the field after beating New Mexico to finish the regular season 12-0. It is completely transparent. They have wide smiles; Kilpatrick is carrying a rose, and they are not waving an index finger calling themselves No. 1. It has been a fulfilling career for Dalton, no matter how it ends. He holds school records for passing yards, passing touchdowns, completions, attempts, and passing percentage. Not bad for a quarterback who had two offers (UTEP and Memphis) going into his senior

season in high school. Dalton has won 41 games at TCU as the starting quarterback, which eclipsed the record of TCU legend Sammy Baugh (29, 1934-36). And he is a two-time MWC offensive player of the year. This season, Dalton had a milestone win at Utah, which added to the fulfillment. He threw for 355 yards and three touchdowns in a 47-7 rout where his early shots downfield ripped the top off of the Utes’ defense and made it a rout. His makeup is the logical reason why Dalton thrived during his four years as a starter. “He’s solid, he won’t make a lot of mistakes,” said Gil

Brandt, an NFL draft analyst and former Cowboys executive. But there are more than intangibles to admire. Dalton cannot knock down brick walls with his throws, but he has an NFL-capable arm, Brandt said. His accuracy has improved every season, and he can run a 4.5 40-yard dash. Dalton is listed at 6-3, but is actually just under 6.2, Brandt said. Height has not been an issue for Drew Brees and Michael Vick, who are below the NFL’s imagined height criteria. Is he going to be Brees? Dalton has a chance in the NFL, Brandt said, because for four years he did not

lead a program that spit out 2-9 teams. He led a program team that was 438. “He is a real smart guy,” Brandt said. “He’s a lot like the Denver quarterback, Kyle Orton. He’s athletic. What he has done every year is improve his accuracy. He is a guy that has been productive. I think he can be a third round pick and go from there.” Dalton said there was plenty of motivation for TCU this season after what happened in the Fiesta Bowl last January against Boise State. His reputation, in particular, needs some mending. Dalton flipped three interceptions. TCU, which was unbeaten, lost to the Broncos, 17-10. “It didn’t tear us down,” Dalton said. “It gave us motivation to get there again this year and we did.” Dalton has to play well because Wisconsin has been bludgeoning opponents and not apologizing for it. The Badgers won their last three games by an average of 43 points. No matter what happens in the Rose Bowl, Dalton and his teammates’ legacy is secure. They were consistent enough over four years to get an invitation to join the Big East so they will not have to beg for respect any longer as a member of a conference without an automatic bid to the BCS bowls. “There is a definitely a sense of accomplishment of what this whole senior class has been able to do to see the change that has happened on campus and in Fort Worth,” Dalton said. “There is a change in the national perception of TCU. It’s been a lot of fun, too.”

TCU GAME-BY GAME S4 S11 S18 S24 O2 O9 O16 O23 O30 N6 N13 N27

Oregon St. W Tenn. Tech W Baylor W at SMU W at Col. St. W Wyoming W BYU W Air Force W at UNLV W at Utah W S.D. St. W at New Mex. W

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TCU 520 43.3 137 11.4 309 136 574 261 89 65.9 230 48.0 126 492 6.7 215

WIS 520 43.3 246 20.5 291 202 538 247 132 74.5 203 56.4 192 450 6.8 324

TALE OF THE TAPE Average height and weight for both teams’ starting lineups (source — TCU sports information department): TCU WIS OL 6-4, 317 6-5, 321 TE 6-4, 265 6-4, 246 QB 6-3, 220 6-3, 205 RB 5-11, 205 5-11, 223 WR 6-0, 201 6-1, 197 DL 6-3, 279 6-4, 279 LB 6-3, 242 6-1, 229 DB 6-0, 199 5-10, 197

TCU STAT LEADERS Passing 7 Andy Dalton — 194-293 for 2,638 yards with 26 TDs and six interceptions Rushing 7 Ed Wesley — 162 carries for 1,065 yards (6.6 ypc avg.) and 11 TDs 7 Matthew Tucker — 144 carries for 694 yards (4.8 ypc avg.) and seven TDs Receiving 7 Jeremy Kerley — 50 catches for 517 yards and 10 TDs 7 Josh Boyce — 33 catches for 602 yards and six TDs

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Game-by-game/Badgers finished strong

But the Badgers’ signature moment came midway through the fourth quarter. After the Buckeyes closed to 21-18, the Badgers embarked on a 10-play, 73yard drive that culminated with a TD run by White with 4:36 left. The landmark victory reasserted the Badgers as Big Ten title contenders, and triggered a celebration at Camp Randall that canceled the traditional Fifth Quarter as fans celebrated on the field.

tional analysts criticized Bielema for running up the score on the Hoosiers to impress pollsters, even though Indiana coach Bill Lynch disagreed with them. The Badgers scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter — on a busted pass play, an interception return and a scramble by the fifth string quarterback — to complete the rout.

Game 8

Nov. 20 at Ann Arbor, Mich. Wisconsin 48, Michigan 28 No matter what direction these two programs are going — and there’s little doubt the Badgers have passed the Wolverines on the Big Ten food chain these days — Wisconsin winning in Ann Arbor is a big thing. This was Wisconsin’s first victory in the Big House since 1994. Behind dangerous quarterback Denard Robinson, the Wolverines closed to 24-14 and looked poised to repeat Wisconsin’s 2008 trip to Ann Arbor, when the Badgers led 19-0 at halftime before losing 27-25. But instead of folding, the Badgers went to the ground. They threw one pass in the second half — and finished with 29 straight running plays, to keep Robinson off the field, and the Badgers’ punishing ground game on it. They finished with 357 rushing yards — White had 181 on 23 carries and Ball with 173 on 29 as Clay remained injured on the sidelines.

Oct. 23 at Iowa City, Iowa Wisconsin 31, Iowa 30 Bret Bielema wears a Hawkeye tattoo from his days as a walk-on lineman at Iowa who became a captain and starter. On this day, Bielema showed the fans of his alma mater he has a daring side. With his team facing a 30-24 deficit in the fourth quarter, Bielema called for a fake punt on fourth-and-4 from the 26yard line. Brad Nortman ran 17 yards to keep a drive alive. The stunning play set up the game-winning score, an eight-yard run by Ball. While the victory over Ohio State may have been more thorough, the Badgers’ win over the Hawkeyes may have been their most impressive of the season. Everyone wondered if the Badgers had enough left in the emotional tank to win on the road against a fierce rival.

Game 9

Nov. 6 at West Lafayette, Ind. Wisconsin 34, Purdue 13 With a bye week to recover from two emotional wins, the Badgers hit the road for a game they were expected to dominate, but trailed 10-6 at halftime. Were the Badgers, who so often stumbled in a spot like this in past years, doomed to another disappointing loss to an inferior opponent? The concern was unnecessary, as Wisconsin dominated the second half behind the running of Ball, who was filling in for Clay, who was injured during the game, and White, who was also out, and a defense that produced four turnovers.

Game 11

Game 12

Nov. 27 at Camp Randall Wisconsin 70, N’western 23 The Badgers secured a share of the Big Ten title for the first time since 1999 with another impressive victory, this time a dismantling of the Wildcats. It was the third time Wisconsin scored at least 70 points in game this season, and Ball became just the second player in school history to score four touchdowns in consecutive games. UW scored on seven straight possessions to build a 49-17 halftime lead, taking its pedal off the gas after three quarters, when it hit 70 points. Defensive end J.J. Watt shined defensively, Game 10 with three quarterback hurries, three Nov. 13 at Camp Randall tackles for loss, a pair of forced fumbles Wisconsin 83, Indiana 20 Bo Ryan’s basketball team rarely and a blocked extra-point attempt. The win secured a share of the Big scores 80 points in a game. So when the Badgers football team does it, heads Ten championship with Ohio State and most certainly will turn. The Badgers Michigan State. Since the three teams scored nine offensive touchdowns and were tied at the top, the Badgers needed saw Ball and White combine for 311 to be ranked ahead of the Spartans and yards and five touchdowns in scoring Buckeyes in the BCS standings to earn the most points by a UW team since the trip to the Rose Bowl. The announcement became official 1915 and matched the most by a team in on Sunday, Dec. 5, that the Badgers a Big Ten Conference game. College football fans across the coun- were Pasadena bound for the first time try and saw the score as a misprint. Na- since 2000.

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ROSE BOWL NOTES Scoreboard busters

Wisconsin and TCU are two high-scoring outfits indeed. The Badgers scored more than 80 once, 70 once and at least 40 six times. TCU scored 60 or more twice and 40 or more eight times. Each team has scored 520 points.

Run, run, run

Wisconsin almost had three 1,000-yard rushers this season. Freshman James White led the way with 1,029; John Clay had 936 (he missed two games with injury) and Montee Ball had 864.

Quarterback excellence

Fans of solid quarterback play should enjoy this game. Wisconsin’s Scott Tolzien ranks fourth in the nation in quarterback rating (169.8) and TCU’s Andy Dalton ranks fifth (167.0). Combined, they have thrown for 4,938 yards and 42 touchdowns with just 12 picks (six each).

Bowl regulars

All-America selection.

TCU, which has back-toback undefeated regular seasons and is 38-3 in its last 41 games, is playing in its 12th bowl in 13 years (and first Rose Bowl). Wisconsin is in its ninth straight bowl game.

Dalton’s farewell

Four-year star ter Dalton wraps up his sensational career as quarterback at TCU. Dalton, who finished ninth in the Heisman balloting this year, has 41 career victories, the most among all active college players. He has thrown for 10,095 yards and 70 touchdowns at TCU and has thrown a touchdown pass in 20 straight games. He also has 1,583 career rushing yards with 21 rushing touchdowns.

All-Americans

Both the Badgers and the Horned Frogs are well-represented on the Associated Press All-America teams. Wisconsin has two firstteam offensive linemen, senior tackle Gabe Carimi and senior guard John Moffitt. TCU senior safety Tejay Johnson was a first-team pick on defense. On the second team, Wisconsin senior tight end Lance Kendricks and junior defensive end J.J. Watt were honored, as were TCU senior center Jake Kirkpatrick and junior linebacker Tank Cardner. Wisconsin junior running back Clay was a third-team

Balanced attacks

Both Wisconsin and TCU feature nice balance on offense. Wisconsin has a 1,000yard rusher (White) and a 2,000-yard passer (Tolzien, with 2,300), as does TCU with feature back Ed Wesley (1,065 rushing yards) and Dalton (2,638 passing yards.

WISCONSIN’S STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing White, James Clay, John Ball, Montee Gilreath, David Total Opponents

games 11 10 11 10 12 12

Passing Tolzien, Scott Budmayr, Jon Total Opponents

games 12 3 12 12

Offense

att 148 176 141 7 538 397

gain 1061 952 881 67 3152 1831

efficiency 169.80 225.56 171.98 122.69

Receiving Kendricks, Lance Toon, Nick Anderson, Isaac Gilreath, David Abbrederis, Jared Ball, Montee White, James Total Opponents

games 12 8 12 10 12 11 11 12 12

no. 39 33 23 21 19 16 11 190 194

Tackles leaders Blake Sorenson J.J. Watt Culmer St. Jean Antonio Fenelus Aaron Henry Team total Opponents

games 12 12 12 12 12 12 12

ua 27 40 35 41 44 459 474

loss 32 16 17 0 184 251

net 1029 936 864 67 2968 1580

comp-att-int 182-245-6 8-10-0 190-255-6 194-344-14 yds 627 413 223 347 273 128 88 2434 2302

Defense a 33 19 24 12 9 310 430

avg 7.0 5.3 6.1 9.6 5.5 4.0

td 14 13 17 0 46 7

pct 74.3 80.0 74.5 56.4

lng 66 40 44 16 66 67

yds 2300 134 2434 2302

avg 16.1 12.5 9.7 16.5 14.4 8.0 8.0 12.8 11.9

td 5 3 0 1 3 0 0 17 19

lng 34 30 30 45 74 14 26 74 62

total 60 59 59 53 53 769 904

tfl 1 21 2 0 .5 65 51

sacks 0 7 0 0 0 23 12

td 16 1 17 19 avg/g 52.2 51.6 18.6 34.7 22.8 11.6 8.0 202.8 191.8

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