Big Ten weekend rewind: Week 14
With just one game over the weekend, we’ll dispense with the usual categories and do things a little differently with the rewind. Here’s the good, the bad and the ugly from Wisconsin’s 70-31…
Big Ten helmet stickers: Week 14
Recognizing the best and brightest from the Big Ten championship game: Wisconsin’s running backs: What a breathtaking performance the Badgers’ trio of backs put on in Indianapolis. Montee Ball showed why he’s still…
Instant analysis: Wisconsin 70, Nebraska 31
INDIANAPOLIS — A 5-loss Wisconsin team that didn’t win its division and, according to many, didn’t belong in the Big Ten Championship Game dominated No. 12 Nebraska from the onset. The Badgers punched…
Ball, Martinez, Miller in Silver Football mix
Our apologies for not posting this sooner, but the three finalists for the Chicago Tribune’s Silver Football Award — Big Ten’s best player– are in. They are: Wisconsin senior running back Montee Ball…
What to watch in the Big Ten title game
There’s only one game on tap this week, but it’s a big one: Wisconsin vs. Nebraska in the Big Ten championship. Here are four things to watch Saturday night at Indianapolis’ Lucas Oil…
Wisconsin’s Ball leads all-Big Ten selections
PARK RIDGE, Ill. (AP) — Career touchdown leader Montee Ball of Wisconsin was selected the Big Ten’s top running back for the second straight year and was a first-team all-conference pick by both the coaches and media. The announcement Monday came two days after he became the NCAA’s all-time leader in touchdowns. He set the record with his 79th TD when he scored on a 17-yard run Saturday against Penn State. With 1,528 yards rushing and 18 touchdowns this season, it was hardly a surprise that the coaches and media both picked Ball. They also went with conference rushing leader Le’Veon Bell of Michigan State (1,648 yards), but they were split at quarterback. The media went with Ohio State’s Braxton Miller and the coaches choosing Nebraska’s Taylor Martinez.
Montee Ball is NCAA’s touchdown king
There’s a new touchdown king in college football, and his name is Montee Ball. The Wisconsin senior running back scored his 79th career touchdown in the first quarter at Penn State, eclipsing former…
Buckeyes remain perfect thanks to defense
MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin running back Montee Ball’s highlight tape of touchdowns might as well be a full-length feature. He entered Saturday with 77, one shy of the FBS all-time record. Unfortunately for…
Video: Ohio State-Wisconsin pregame
Ohio State puts its perfect record on the line against Wisconsin and running back Montee Ball, who eyes the NCAA career touchdowns record. Continue reading at ESPN.com – Big Ten Blog
