PROVO — Big Ten football came to Provo Saturday and after an afternoon of bloodying up BYU, the Cougars have not officially shifted into a different portion of their season.
As expected, No. 10 Wisconsin’s offensive and defensive lines dominated en route to a 40-6 win over the struggling Cougars, who trotted out quarterback Beau Hoge and running back Ula Tolutau for their first career starts.
“We were overwhelmed in a lot of areas,” said BYU head coach Kalani Sitake. “I was disappointed.”
Wisconsin was impressive. The Badgers' offensive line gave Alex Hornibrook plenty of time to pass and running back Jonathan Taylor a tunnel to run through.