Saturday State Sports Briefs: Badgers hope to catch rebound vs. Buckeyes
Wisconsin Sports-- Falling from the ranks of the unbeaten and out of the top-10, the Wisconsin Badgers have no time to recover their sense of well-being. Now in second place in the Big Ten Conference, No. 11 Wisconsin travels to Ohio State for a night game.
COLUMBUS - Falling from the ranks of the unbeaten and out of the top-10, the Wisconsin Badgers have no time to recover their sense of well-being. Now in second place in the Big Ten Conference, No. 11 Wisconsin travels to Ohio State for a night game.
Badger Head Coach Bret Bielema says he expects his team to bounce back and play well. Despite two costly interceptions, Badger quarterback Russell Wilson is still the second-ranked quarterback in the FBS. And, the Badgers still have that powerful rushing attack led by Montee Ball.
They take on a Buckeye team that has had two weeks to get ready after a bye. A win over Wisconsin would put the 4-3 Ohio State team right back in the middle of the division race, despite a slow start to the season. It's also Homecoming this weekend on the Ohio State campus.
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Trailing early, the St. Louis Cardinals completed their comeback season by winning the 2011 World Series behind a 6-2 victory Friday night. The Redbirds had trailed by 10 and a half games in late August. By winning the last two at home, they won their 11th series in team history. A power-hitting star in the post-season, former Brewer farmhand Nelson Cruz was 0-for-4 in the deciding game. Former Brewer pitcher Mike Adams pitched in the seventh and allowed the final Cardinal run.
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SCORES
AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE
Milwaukee Admirals 2, Chicago Wolves 1
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WISCONSIN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES
--Division 1
Kenosha Bradford 27, Muskego 21
Milwaukee Riverside 29, Mequon Homestead 22
Schofield D.C. Everest 31, Appleton North 28
Sussex Hamilton 27, Manitowoc 24
Verona 44, Hartland Arrowhead 28
Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln 34, Kimberly 27
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--Division 2
Cedarburg 49, Pulaski 28
DeForest 35, Beaver Dam 0
Menomonie 44, Marshfield 14
Tomah 21, Antigo 14
Waterford 52, Wilmot 0
Waunakee 49, Onalaska 14
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--Division 3
Madison Edgewood 23, Walworth Big Foot 20
Marinette 17, Waupaca 10
Mount Horeb/Barneveld 56, Jefferson 40
Pewaukee 22, Kewaskum 21
West De Pere 26, Luxemburg-Casco 0
West Salem 30, Medford 28
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--Division 5
Brillion 44, Marion/Tigerton 9
Cedar Grove-Belgium 57, Kenosha St. Joseph 17
Necedah 13, Cuba City 3
Stanley-Boyd 19, Cameron 6
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--Division 6
Coleman 28, Pittsville 0
Edgar 49, Kickapoo/LaFarge 0
Fond du Lac St. Mary's Springs 45, Manitowoc Lutheran 0
Oshkosh Lourdes 25, Hilbert 7
Shiocton 29, Algoma 6
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--Division 7
Cochrane-Fountain City 34, De Soto 8
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WIAA BOYS STATE HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER TOURNAMENT
--Division 3 Semifinals
Winnebago Lutheran 2, Central Wisconsin Christian (Waupun) 0
Racine Prairie 6, Wausau Newman 0
--Division 2 Semifinals
Mount Horeb 2, Sturgeon Bay 0
Waukesha Catholic Memorial 2, Fox Valley Lutheran 0
--Division 1 Semifinals
Milwaukee Marquette 3, Middleton 0
Kettle Moraine 3, Neenah 0
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