MADISON — During the second quarter on Saturday, fans caught a glimpse of a 242-pound former prep quarterback-turned-collegiate fullback galloping down the sideline, nearly hurdling a defender for Wisconsin’s first touchdown of the afternoon before being forced out of bounds.
So what goes through senior Alec Ingold’s head when a fullback dive, a play used often for success in Paul Chryst’s offense, develops like it did to go for 39 yards in Wisconsin’s 45–14 win over New Mexico?
“Don’t mess it up, I don’t know,” Ingold said with a laugh, noting that the Badgers worked that look all week in practice.