Reasons for the Badgers' poor rushing attack, special teams issues and accuracy struggles from Graham Mertz are included in this week's rewatch of the Badgers. 

The Badgers started the season talking about making history and completing unfinished business. They ended it by getting pushed around by a rival they've dominated.

No single sequence showed the Badgers’ disarray more than what happened when they faced fourth-and-1 at their 21-yard line down by 10 with 4 minutes, 26 seconds remaining.

Ineptitude on offense leads to awful grade as columnist Jim Polzin grades Wisconsin's loss to Minnesota and the end of the Badgers' push to reach the Big Ten title game.

The Badgers lost the Battle for Paul Bunyan’s Axe for the second time in four seasons after a 14-game winning streak in the series.

The Badgers’ running game went missing as they blew their chance to play for the Big Ten title and a key pass interference call went the Gophers’ way.

The 18th-ranked Badgers failed to earn a trip to the Big Ten title game, falling to the Golden Gophers 23-13 in the Battle for Paul Bunyan's Axe in Minneapolis. 

A matchup of two of the best defenses in the Big Ten Conference has lived up to the billing so far. Here’s what stood out during the first half.

Whether you're watching from the comfort of your couch or making the trip to Minnesota, the State Journal has Badgers fans covered with a complete breakdown of everything they need to know as the Badgers battle the Golden Gophers for the rights to Paul Bunyan's Axe in Minneapolis. 

Whether it's speaking to the Badgers in the hotel the night before games or beating opponents' double teams, Jake Ferguson is becoming a more complete leader and player.