2004: With the #Badgers down 17-7, in the span of 5 minutes...
-Wisconsin cuts the lead to 3 with a touchdown
-Purdue's Kyle Orton fumbles and it is recovered and ran back for a Wisconsin touchdown to take the lead
-Ben Jones, who was 11/11 in his career from 40-49 yards, misses
Did a double take looking at the UW record book. Why? According to the book, this is the first Badgers buzzer-beater for the win since Bronson Koenig nailed the 3 to beat Xavier in the 2016 NCAA Tournament.
I guess it’s been a minute. Great to see these guys find a way.
Nice win for Wisconsin. They played great. Congrats to @BarstoolBigCat I sincerely hope he didn’t use all his luck on the Badgers today and is left with none for the Bears tonight. I really mean that.
“It’ll be called college football. The games will be primarily on Saturdays, so the sport can be properly observed when most people are off work that day and the next.”
“Even the semifinals and championship, sir?”
“Of course not! The semifinals will be Thursday and Friday, while the championship will be on a Monday.”
Today in 2004: Al Harris' 52-yard pick-six sends Packers to 33-27 Wild Card win over Seahawks, the first NFL playoff OT game to end on a defensive TD.
- Brett Favre: 26/38, 319 yds, 1 TD
- Javon Walker: 5 rec, 111 yds
- Ahman Green: 110 total yds, 2 TDs
#Packers Josh Jacobs and Micah Parsons having a little fun talking about Keisean Nixon and his game-ending INT:
Josh: "I told him, I said it was about time, man. He done dropped about 3 of them."
Micah: "He little short man syndrome. Little scrappy motherf****er.”