jhoff247

In New Orleans it's channel 336 on Cox.

this is exactly right.

The 6 sacks weren't all to do with the o-line. Jefferson can take blame for some of those.

We definitely should've had a safety

Cooter Browns

It was great to see Coleman close it out. He deserves it more than anyone.

They are a good team. However, not all the "bad" calls were really bad calls. Nola was hit. The 1st baseman was off the bag. But the fair/foul ball was a blown call.

Umps were not giving our pitchers the outside of the plate until Coleman came in. Virginia was getting those calls earlier.

As a graduate of UW I completely agree. Camp Randall is great, but as I've said before on this board, it doesn't compare to Tiger Stadium. But my four years there were incredible. Its a great school, people and sports. The 5th Quarter is something very unique to UW and any college football fan would enjoy it.

I was there for the Ron Dayne era, two Rose Bowl wins. (And a Final Four in basketball). He might have been the best back I've watched in college.

I highly recommend going there...On Wisconsin.

My friend is getting married that day (around 2:30pm) and we want to know if CBS has the game or if ESPN (night game) has the game.

I went to Wisconsin undergrad, the football games were always fun. Wisconsin does have a band. And Jump Around was amazing to be a part of at Camp Randall. They have a few other great student section traditions that haven't been shown.

However, even UW doesn't hold a candle to LSU's tailgating. Big 10 tailgating is a joke. Northwestern was ok. But only this one little section of the parking lot would allow alcohol and students. UW only tailgated at the frats which were off campus and at house parties that are along the walk from campus to Camp Randall. Which was fun, but its not like LSU where the whole campus is the tailgating spot.

Both experiences are unique and pretty cool. Glad to see this post.