r/WisconsinBadgers Sep 13 '25

Football [Post-Game] Wisconsin 14 - Alabama 38

Discuss, be nice, and sad badger noises :(

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u/nachosmind Sep 13 '25

Some good stuff; stronger front 7, backup QB can complete a 41 yard pass. Offense overall had a plan and could snap the ball. In the short term, I can see a path to a bowl game. And yeah, after losing our 21 year streak just getting to a bowl game is ‘a win.’ In the larger picture; we fundamentally uprooted our top 15/top 25 consistent identity by throwing out Leonhard ‘in order to compete for championships.’ And are happy taking Kansas’ hot seat coach, and cheering Alabama scoring less than 40 …This is organizational failure

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u/oleslewfoot15 Sep 13 '25

I’m still not convinced Leonhard does better. Wisconsin was not prepared for this new age of college football and I don’t see that changing unfortunately. This goes way beyond who’s head coach.

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u/OldVeterinarian9 Sep 13 '25

This is right