Badgers prepare for Purdue on Halloween

As the Wisconsin football team prepares for its game against Purdue Saturday, head coach Bret Bielema said the team is excited to be back on the field and ready to play football again after the bye week.
Despite dropping the past two games, Bielema is happy with the team’s success over the course of the season, underscoring they are playing the 11th toughest schedule in the nation this year and there are seven teams in the top 25 with two or more losses and the combined record of the teams they have lost against is 14-2.
“You’re so disappointed in the back-to-back losses that you forget that you are a 5-2 team,” Bielema said. “Sometimes it’s good to be away from people who want to talk about the two losses rather than what you’ve done over the cumulative season.”
It will be good to see the Badgers win again after losing two in row. I actually just bought some Badger vs Purdue tickets for $30 each on theticketking.com. I thought that was an awesome deal. I look forward to seeing everybody in Madison this weekend for the game. GO BUCKY!!!!!!!!

Freakfest and Homecoming all in one day.

On the heels of an inspired performance in all aspects of the game, Wisconsin will work to keep momentum in its favor when Indiana comes to town Saturday.
The Badgers (7-2, 2-2 Big Ten) are set to face the Hoosiers (5-3, 2-3 Big Ten) on Homecoming and Halloween weekend.
In last year’s game against Illinois on “Freakfest,” the relevant boos and scares were on hand as Wisconsin stumbled out to a 21-3 defeat. Rest assured, according to linebacker Jonathan Casillas, it shouldn’t happen again. I hope everything goes smooth for the Badger football team and for everybody attending the State street festivities. Please remember that you don't need to get tear gassed to have a memorable night. GO BUCKY!!!!!!!!!!