Oregon vs Wisconsin Winner Is Clear, Says Expert
Oregon vs Wisconsin Winner Is Clear, Says Expert
Oregon vs Wisconsin Winner Is Clear, Says Expert
The Oregon vs Wisconsin winner is clear, says one expert.
Heading into the 2020 Rose Bowl Game, everyone is expecting fireworks.
On Oregon’s side you have Justin Herbert, one of the best quarterbacks in all of college football.
Over on Wisconsin’s side, Jonathan Taylor is hands down the best running back in the Big Ten and absolutely electrifying any time he gets even a little bit of space.
Both the Ducks and Badgers had their fair share of highs and lows thigs year.
Oregon kicked the year off with a disappointing game versus Auburn that they definitely should have won.
The team then rebounded with nine consecutive victories before ultimately losing in humiliating fashion to Arizona State just when it looked like they might sneak back into the College Football Playoff.
Ultimately the Ducks ended the year on a high note by beating Oregon State and then Utah in the Pac-12 Championship Game.
Wisconsin faced similar issues this year. The Badgers started the year off strong on both sides of the ball, allowing jus 29 points in their first half-dozen outings.
Unfortunately, back-to-back defeats to Illinois and Ohio State killed their College Football Playoff dreams.
From there, Wisconsin ticked off four straight victories before eventually losing to Ohio State in the Big Ten Championship Game.
Coming into the Rose Bowl, Associated Press writer Ralph Russo offered his prediction on how the game would unfold.
According to Russo, Wisconsin will likely win this one – but it will be close.
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“Why watch? Over the next year you will be hearing a lot about Oregon OT Penei Sewell,” he wrote.
“The sophomore is already the best offensive lineman in the country.”
Russo ultimately has the Badgers prevailing 28-23.
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