I think the best thing for us was, at least for me, was Sunday,” Fickell said this past Monday. Ten games into the season, Fickell and the Badgers are still trying to figure out how to take their efforts on the practice field to gamedays, as the head coach noted that last Sunday’s practice was arguably their best weekend practice of the season.

But it’s very difficult trying to figure out where we are and what we need to do to continue to move forward, but we’re going to have to do that.” “It’s not a whole that can be said, or I can say.

“That embarrassing, and I take the blame of it and not having guys ready, and not at any phase of the game,” Fickell said. Speaking to reporters after the game, a disappointed Luke Fickell called the loss embarrassing, taking accountability for not having his players ready. That lead to a 24-3 halftime deficit for the Badgers, one far too big for them to crawl out of in the 24-10 loss. The first half was the true killer for the Badgers, as they couldn’t function at all defensively, giving up four scores on Northwestern’s four drives of the half, while the offense generated only three points, despite getting into Wildcats territory three times. The Wisconsin Badgers continued their recent slide with a 24-10 loss to the Northwestern Wildcats at Camp Randall Stadium on Saturday, dropping to 5-5 on the season and below.

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