It's indoors, which means no wind, which means as long as we hold onto the ball we'll win by five or six touchdowns. Just let our juggernaut of an offense go up and down the field on those flunkies. Losing the anchor of both lines to injury will not phase us. We reload.
But really, I think Bo's teams have a good psychology for really big games. It's going to be exciting. Obviously we need to force them to pass and bracket Abbrederis. As well as Compton has played, he has a tendency to play his gap really poorly 2-3 times per game. Without Baker, the linebacker play will be huge. We can't afford to give up any 70-yard TD runs.
Although it's clearly against the odds, winning the turnover battle would be huge. Getting a sack fumble or a tipped INT could make the difference
On offense, I hope we really throw a lot at them early. We can open it up without being too risky. Diamond formation. Play-action. Take shots down the sideline. Not that any of this excludes giving Rex and Ameer a heavy dose of our normal run plays. If we go jump out early a la 2010, Wisconsin doesn't have the firepower to catchup.
