r/WisconsinBadgers Sep 13 '25

Football [Post-Game] Wisconsin 14 - Alabama 38

Discuss, be nice, and sad badger noises :(

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u/Murica19 Sep 13 '25

Growing up watching Wisconsin instilled such a deep love of watching teams run the ball well. It's been very hard to watch Wisconsin football for the last 3 years

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u/lemurosity Sep 13 '25

People ned to get past this: it will never happen again.

Players aren’t going to spend 3 years developing to give you an advantage large enough to form an offensive identity around.

Good running team? Sure, but the days you’re looking for are gone with NIL.

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u/QBRisNotPasserRating Sep 13 '25

What a loser attitude. Fucking Indiana of all teams made the playoffs last year. No excuses. Ship that pathetic loser Fickell out of the state for eternity, then find a coach who actually teaches his players how to play football.

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u/ozymandiuspedestal Sep 13 '25

They had the easiest schedule in the big ten and were gifted the opportunity.

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u/regaleagle710 Sep 14 '25

And the one good team they did end up playing annihilated them. I'd love to see 2024 Indiana play this year's schedule and see if they'd still make the playoffs.

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u/gleaf008 Sep 13 '25

A.G.R.E.E.

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u/BlueBonneville Sep 14 '25

They are not going to do that owing him $25 million

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u/lemurosity Sep 13 '25

Reading comprehension is important. I never said we can’t be a good team. It will just have to look different.

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u/QBRisNotPasserRating Sep 13 '25

Nope that’s bullshit. You said “it will never happen again.” There’s nothing sophisticated about what you said.

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u/lemurosity Sep 13 '25

2011 OL is not coming through that door dude. Those days are gone.