ESPN Predicts Wisconsin vs Nebraska
ESPN predicts Wisconsin vs Nebraska, and the end result is pretty much what you would expect.
Coming into this season there was a ton of hype surrounding the Huskers.
Between Urban Meyer’s departure, offensive potency questions surrounding Michigan and the lack of credibility of all the other Big Ten teams, some suggested that this could be a big year for Scott Frost.
Instead the wheels completely came off at Nebraska and the program became a total dumpster fire. The Huskers are currently sixth in the Big Ten West with five losses on the year through nine games.
Wisconsin, meanwhile, quietly crept into this season without a ton of hype.
With no one paying any attention to them whatsoever, the Badgers went on a monster early-season run that saw them beat the brakes off a legitimate conference rival in Michigan.
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Unfortunately, just when everyone started getting really excited about them, Wisconsin came back down to earth.
Back-to-back losses to Illinois and Ohio State officially halted all momentum – and now the Badgers are back to being what everyone kind of expected them to be.
This weekend Nebraska and Wisconsin will square off, and according to ESPN, this one may get ugly.
🚨💥 WEEK 12 SP+ PICKS 💥🚨
* Oh hey, another tight UNC game
* PSU 34, #9WINDIANA 22
* Mich 28, Mich State 15
* ND 30, Navy 26
* Georgia 25, Auburn 21
* Minnesota 27, Iowa 24
* OU 34, Baylor 27
* Utah 40, UCLA 16And the most important game of the week…
* NW’ern 40, UMass 10 pic.twitter.com/XgFBObATAF— Bill Connelly (@ESPN_BillC) November 13, 2019
ESPN’s Bill Connelly has Wisconsin beating Nebraska 35-18.
Does Nebraska have a shot at shocking the world and winning this game? Sure, anything is possible.
Will they? No.
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