COLUMBUS, Ohio – Wisconsin football fought Ohio State tough into the third quarter on Oct. 26 before the Buckeyes pulled away for a 38-7 victory at Ohio Stadium. OSU coach Ryan Day expects to see a different Wisconsin team in Saturday’s Big Ten championship game than the one the Buckeyes beat five games ago. Badgers coach Paul Chryst believes he brings a deeper team to Lucas Oil Stadium than the one he brought to Columbus. Wisconsin saw an impact beyond running back Jonathan Taylor and its defensive leaders in Saturday’s 38-17 victory over Minnesota. Isaac Guerendo made his kickoff return debut in the third quarter, took a toss from Aron Cruickshank and broke away for 49 yards. Defensive end Garrett Rand forced a fourth-quarter fumble while recording his second career sack. Cesar Williams filled in for injured cornerback Rachad Wildgoose and collected an interception and four pass breakups — including…
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