It was brutal and tense, and then it became slightly wacky. On Saturday night, No. 11 Wisconsin and No. 7 Nebraska delivered the type of hard-hitting, low-scoring game you’d expect from two teams with good defenses and somewhat suspect offenses. Two Badgers interceptions in the fourth quarter—one thrown by Alex Hornibrook, one thrown by Bart Houston, both thrown to Nebraska safety Nate Gerry—added a twist, as did Wisconsin kicker Andrew Endicott first missing a potential game-winning field goal in regulation and then missing an extra point in overtime, giving Nebraska a chance to win on its final possession.
Wisconsin holds off Nebraska in pivotal Big Ten West matchup
