Lewis Leads East Defense in Shrine Game

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Lewis Leads East Defense in Shrine Game

January 10, 2004 | Football

Alex Lewis, a standout linebacker with the Wisconsin football team the past two seasons, registered a team-high seven tackles as a member of Pittsburgh Coach Walt Harris's East team in the 79th Annual East-West Shrine Game played Saturday at SBC Park in San Francisco.

Lewis notched six solo stops and one assist for the East, which lost 28-7 to UNLV Coach John Robinson's West squad.

Lewis will join Badger head coach Barry Alvarez, and fellow former teammates Jim Sorgi and Jeff Mack in Florida later this month for The Villages Gridiron Classic. Lewis earned first-team All-Big Ten honors this past season, finishing as the Badgers' third-leading tackler with 89 stops.